Caruthersville High School - Cotton Blossom Yearbook (Caruthersville, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1988 volume:

Cotton Blossom 1988 The Main Objective Caruthersville High School 1708 Word Avenue Caruthersville, Mo. 63830 Volume 39 Si! Cotton Blossom 1988 Table of Contents Classes.............................. 11 Sports................................35 Features..............................71 Organizations........................ 99 Seniors............................. 113 Index............................... 138 Life Ar CHS Junior Lorie Forbus ond Senior Rita Smith find something serious to discuss in the hollwoys. Senior Brod Barnett looks o little puzzled about moving the table. Sophomore Liso Gibbins walks up the stairs, anxious to begin o new Baxter Southern, Emily McKoskle, Beth James, Liso Malone, ond Joson James enjoy eoch other's compony or o school donee. Sophomore James Milburn finds something humorous about Senior Todd Coppoge trying to rearrange library furniture. Senior Trey Meeks worships his mosters, Senior Louro Fours ond Junior Loro Srreere on Slove Doy. Senior Todd Coppoge surveys fhe domoge done to the CHS librory by o leoky roof. II Freshmon Shondo Holloman expresses disbelief or somerhing Senior Jamie Young hos soid. ' The main objective applied ro many ospecrs of rhe 1987-1966 school year. This year s Senior class wos rhe firsr closs which hod ro occumulore 22 credirs ro groduore. The Seniors overcome rhis objecrive ond reroined rhe posirion of 'top dogs” of CHS. The Juniors once again ron rhe concession srond ro accomplish rheir goal of purring on rhe besr Prom possible. They were also excired ro order ond receive rheir senior rings. The Sophomore's hod o new challenge in rhe 88 year. They ore rhe second closs required ro roke rhe Missouri Masrery Achievemenr Tesr (MMAT). Besides rhor, rhe Sophomores were excired ro hove srepped off rhe borrom rung of rhe ladder of educa-rion in high school. The IMS - Insrrucrional Manoge-menr Sysrem - wos ushered in ond srudenrs of CHS were required ro roke ond poss rhese resrs ro show mosrery of rhe closs curriculum. The year began wirh o Bock ro School donee, where everyone could ger ro know each orher again ofrer rhe long summer monrhs. Soon ofrer. foorboll season began ond rhe moin objecrive of rhe foorboll ream wos ro go ro srore comperirion. Everyone cele-brored rhe Homecoming week, os rhe Juniors won rhe spirir week comperirion. Ar rhe end of rhe week on Friday Ocrober 9rh during holfrime, Joy Dunovonr wos crowned queen ond rhe Tigers finished off Ken-nerr wirh o 407 win. The foorboll ream fell shorr of rheir objecrive by losing ro rhe Berkeley Bulldogs during rhe quorrer finals, bur, overall, rhe season wos successful. Below: Freshmon Sreven Griggs concentrates on opening his locker. Tom Loke anticipates the bell by hanging out of the art room door. Senior Patrick Hudgins shows pride in his model airplane. Students Master The Main Objective Senior John Marrin enjoys o recent magazine in the library. Before the holidoys the Key Club sponsored o Christmas donee ond the evening was on overall success As school begon ogom after Christmas break, the basketball ream enjoyed o winning seoson of 14-12 ond took home the first ploce trophy of the Boorheel Conference Tournament. On Feb. 20. the Yearbook sponsored their onnuol Cotton Blossom donee 'In My Dreams , wos selected os the theme ond Riro Smith wos crowned Queen She reigned over the festivities in glory, os she ond everyone there mode it o night to remember. To go ond win or Store Competition wos the baseball boys' moin objective. The teom come close ond enjoyed another successful seoson The Tiger boseboll ream ploced second in District competition. During Springtime everyone begon to onricipote Prom The rheme selected for the 1987-86 Junior-Senior Prom wos 'We ve Only Just Begun' The decororions. theme ond food were decided on by many different committees rhor worked hord to moke the Prom one of the best ever - ond for the Seniors it wos. As their lost Prom passed, the doss of 88 realized thor their four-yeor moin objective wos fost opprooching On Moy 26. Groduo-tion wos held ond on that evening oil groduotes occepred their diplomos with pride. They hod finolly reoched their finol gool ond knew thot now there wos no turning bock The 87-88 yeor proved to be difficult with the new rests ond requirements but with o lot of effort ond work, most oil of the moin objectives that were strived for by the student body of CHS were reoched. Junior John Dean finds rime to give o worm embrace to Senior Lone Southern. Freshman Emily McKaskle finds something to look ot while Meg Sommerkamp poses with o nice look for the camera. (Right) Juniors Jay Wilson, Melissa LoForge ond Barbie Wilson show Sophomores Volerie Moners ond Corole Medlin the correct woy to lean on the flagpole. These senior beouries find some leisure rime in the holls of C.H.S. (Undo Green, Lovero Lockridge, Mio Jones, Poulerre Anderson, Lev-erro Morgon) 6 Sludenf Life Drion Houston (Sr.) seorches for important documents in the counselor's office Sophomore Jomes Milborn oppeors lost in the crowd Ryan Braswell and Brian Edwards moke on attempt to show that even freshmen con be cool. Freshmon Diono Polmer keeps her eye on the camera while Tommy Herren keeps o close worch on the The Seniors prepare to defeat the Juniors ogoin ot Tug-o-Wor. School Doze! Seniors Angel Hueppouff ond Tommie Lott seem to be olert while Seniors Rito Smith ond Denny Pullom take a snooze in English IV. Freshmen Fred Hopkins ond Som Hollywood appreciate the warmth of the lobby during the cool foil days. Senior Leoh Pruiett is anxious to pur another day behind her ond be o step closer to Graduation! Senior Cedric Fields shows off one of his “lody friends'sophomore Leslie Bright. Student Life 1 Rita Smith (Sr.) reprimands Junior Anthony Swinger for obviously being a bod, bod boy. Tiger cheerleaders provide pre-gome activities to get the Tiger faithful pumped up for o football gome. Wrap it up, I'll take it!” soys Trey Meeks (Sr.) to on equally ecsroric Loro Streete (Jr.) Kevin Watkins (Sr.) seems willing ro donee the night owoy with freshman flame Brooke Creasy. Shelli Garret (Soph.) loughs heartily os Nathan Guest does one of his many hilarious gestures. As most students mingle and browse over their programs. Senior Brod Bor-nett has other things on his mind (like being the center of attention!) 8 Taking a break from rhe action ore Ellen Watkins (Jr.) Kristy Hamm (Sr.), Christi Brown (Jr.), Juano Driskill (Soph.), and Joy Dunavont (Sr.). Carole Medlin (Soph.) gives her best sultry stare, os the lobby serves os o scenic background. Meg Summerkamp (Fr.) ond Corey Miller (Fr.) rake a timeout from dancing at the Christmas Dance. Rhonda Ruth (Sr.) oppeors to be getting extra instruction from teacher's aide Dennis Harmon. (Far Left) Freshmen Jenny Fisher and Emily McKaskle decorate the halls of CHS with their radiont smiles. (Left) Returning tennis ream members, Michael Bennett (Jr.), JoJo Saeng-samron (Jr.), John Martin (Sr.), Tom Collins (Soph ), Bryan Roberts (Jr.), and Trey Meeks (Sr.) initiate Freshman Tracey Riney onto the tennis ream. Siudent Life 9 Whor ore you reading, Tim? (Seniors Greg Slenrz and Tim Griggs) Tom Lake (Sr.) and Ashley Hilburn (Soph) roke rheir studies outside. Hungry. John? (John Martin. Senior) Juniors Michelle Herren ond Korhy Lancaster share secrets - and rheir homework! The Main Objective Main Objective: Survival Just getting through the Freshman year proved to be quire a task! A new setting with many new faces was quite a challenge to overcome. The Freshman's main objective for the 87-86 year was to blend in and to become more o port of things. Sophomores Main Objective: “Show me a little respect, please?” The Sophomores became more involved in clubs and activities since they were more familiar with their surroundings. A sophomore's main objective was to gain more respect than they had the previous year as Freshmen. Juniors Main Objective: To try and be the best. Living under the shadows of the Seniors was a difficult challenge that was faced well by the juniors. They worked hard and achieved status by winning the Homecoming spirit week competition and by traditionally raking full charge of the concession stand. 11 Abbott, Keith Alexander. Margaret Atkinson. Florene Dailey, Kris Bell, Joe Bellanr, Kellie Benson, Dawne Best, Shawna Bowens, Jackie Bradley, Chris Brantley, Mark Braswell, Ryan Bright, Leslie Burnham, Ladonno Burns, Ronnie Cagle, Anthony Cagle, Leslie Cagle, Rachael Camp, Jason Caradine, Laronia Carter, Jeffery Carter, Shondo Casrelli, Billy Chandler, John FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: President Brooke Creasy, Vice-President Tina McDowell, Secretary Baxter Southern, and Student Council at Large Jason Long. 12 Freshmen Chastain, Jennifer Chumbley, Marshall Cobb, Paulo Cobb, Richard Cook, Noel Craddock, Brian Craig, Crystal Creasy, Brooke Cummings, Chris Cummings, Renea Cunningham, Timmy Dale, Jo Daughheree, Ryan Davis, Larissa Davis, 5haron Dildine, Charles Duncan, Teresa Durr, Joshua Eubanks, Dewayne Fernando, Alisa Fields, Randy Fisher, Jennifer Floyd, Tracy Ford, Chris Fortner, J. J. Foster, Brent Franks, Charity Fuller, Sonya Garrert, Shell! Grazer, Tonerre Fr jhm n Griffin. Jeff Grissom, Michelle Guyron, Joson Holl, Anronio Holl, JocKy Holliburron, Jonis Homilron, Morvin Horhowoy, Derrick Hilburn, Wendy Hippier. Heorher Herren, Tommy Holden, Christy Hollis, Mike Hopkins, Fred Isbell, Robert Jomes, Beth Johnson, Eric Johnson, Stephonie Jones, Amy King, John Kirby, Christy Lofferry, Nyoko Lofferty, Poul Lone, Doris Leorherwood, Morvino Lee, Rita Long, Joson Lowry, Anno McCroig, Wendy McDowell, Tina 14 Freshmen McKaskle, Emily McLemore, Corlron McMillen, Tommie Malone, Liso Morcrum, Johnny May, Renee Middleton, Michael Middleron, Stacy Miller, Corey Mitchell, Mike Moore, Joner Moore, Jerry Moore, Susan Morgan, Bessie Morgan, Berry Morgan, Jerome Morris, Charles Mullins, Bernord Nolon, Mark Overbey, Morgan Palmer, Diono Pendergrass, Brian Phelps, David Phelps, Duone Pipkins, Tino Plunkett, Monica Presberry, Yolondo Pruiert, Freddie Pullam, Kyle Ramsey, Elizabeth Freshmen 15 Reeves, Rachael Ricks, Charlotte Ricks, Laura Riney, Lori Riney, Tracey Rodgers, Angela Rodgers, Ricky Rudd, Nathan Sanders, Tajuona Sellers, William Bernard Mullins (Freshman) studies the iors of C.H.S. Simpson, Rhonda Sloan, Jimmy Smith, Connie Sommerkomp, Meg Southern, Baxter Stewart, Jerry Stricklin, Amy Taylor, Robbie Tinker, Erik Trovis, Frank composites of past sen- Chorify Franks (Freshman) looks to further her education by finding a book to read. John Chondler (Freshmon) tokes time between doss to relox. Corey Miller (Freshmon) shows rhor he Is proud ro be In high school or C.H.S. Eric Dovis (Freshmon) tries ro find his Missouri Hisrory homework. Whitelow, Shounyce Wilburn. Cedric Wilburn, Trent Wimberly, Rodney Winchester, Travis Freshmen 17 Wooden, Dorothy Woods, Krisrol Woods, Shondo Yorber, Judy A friendship often seen ot C.H.S. is thor of Sophomores Cherie Medlin ond Volerie Moners. Sophomore Trocie Driver ond Senior Tony Mossengole oren't owore rhot they ore violoting on imporronr student hondbook rule. Ashley Hilburn seem to hove found something Ricky Flippo ond Domon Dole prepore for their next closs by more interesting to look or rhon her boyfriend Se- getting the right books out of their locker, nior Greg Slentz. 18 Freihmen Sophomore corvj ds Abborr, Greg Adams, Motrhew Anderson, Ginger Ayers, Barbara Babcock, Adam Barham, Wayne Bateman, Carl Blackman, Antonio Boyd, Franrisca Burks, Sandy SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: President Shonda Hollo- man, Sec Treas. Charlotte Hicks, Vice-Pres. Jimmy Cunningham, and Student Council Rep. Carole Medlin. Byrd, Samantha Clark, Tracey Coleman, Bobby Collins, Tom Cunningham, Jimmy Dale, Damon Dale, Tony Darnell, Dena Davis, Larry Dillard, Rene Driskill, Juana Driver, Tracie Edwards, Shawnee Egbarts, Laurie Sophomore 19 Fonnon, Tommy Faulkner, John Finley. Billy Gorgus, Moliso Gibbins, Liso Gibson, Diane Grohom, Trocey Granger, Sybil Greenwoy, Melindo Harris, Cedric Hoyes, Morylynn Head, Ken Hicks, Charlotte Hilburn, Ashley Hime, Christian Hollomon, Shonda Hopkins, Paula Hopkins, Tina Hudgens, Jerry Hunt, Cynthia Ingram, Tracy Jackson, Charlotte James, Laura James, Lesley Johnson, Aresa Johnson, James Johnson, Joe Jones, Chris Jones, Robert Lorry, Doris 20 Sophomores Lee, Chris Lee, Ginger Lunbeck, Michael McMillen, Angie Maners, Valerie Medlin, Carole Medlin, Cherie Milburn, James Miles, Sreve Moore, Sreve Morgan, Wanda Nickelson, Gerald Oarsvall, John Packard, Mike Palmer, Jessica Pery, Jason Phelps, Kellie Pickens, Melissa Pierce, Eddie Presberry, Tracey Ramsey, Jimmy Robinson, Angie Robinson, Tabirha Rodgers, Dridger Russell, Kellye Jo Scoff, Jeff Shaffer, Loyd Smirh, Melanie Spann, Karhy Sfone, Paul Sophomores 21 Strange, Marvin Sturm, Damien Teeter, Audra Thompson, Logan Tillman, Tommy Tilson, Leanda Treece, Beth Vanipipat, Party Walls, Alonda Watkins, Anna Lesley James (Sophomore) looks a bit dumbfounded to have the lobby all to herself. Tommy Tillman (Sophomore) uses his library rime wisely by making up o rest. Worts, Cynthia White, Joanne Williams, LeAnn Williams, Ralph Wilson, Barbie 22 Sophomores Barbie Wilson, Anno Worklns. ond Kellye Jo Bussell (Sophomores) brave their woy through the halls of C.H.S. Sophomore Beth Treece gets into the Christmas spirit by wearing her Sonto sweatshirt. Sophomore Kellie Phelps tries to steal the limelight from her fellow C.H.S. students (Sophs. James Milburn ond Lorry Bynum, Fresh. Rachael Cagle: Seniors: Trey Meeks ond Kim Phelps.) Jeri Packard (Junior) ond James Milburn (Sophomore) prove that bonds ore strong among the upper ond underclassmen. Jimmy Romsey ond Shondo Holloman (Sophomores) get into the groove or the victory donee offer the win over Scott City. Sophomores 23 Abborr, Talmodge Atchison, Toro Ayers, Chris Bobcock, Richie Bell, Rose Bennerr, Michael Blackmon, Joni Block. Lorie Boyd, Ricky Bradley, Doylee Brown, Christi Chalmers, Elaine Cobb, Lorerto Colemon, Teresa Colvert, Jeffrey Culler, Darryl Darnell, Donny Dovis, Down Dean, John DeReign, More Driver, Sonyo Duckett, Debro Edwords, Shannon Edwards, Sireno JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Reporter Melisso Middleton, Sec. Treos. Teresa Colemon, Stu. Council Rep. Donny Darnell and President More DeReign 24 Junkxs Egberts, Christine Flippo, Richard Floyd, Eddie Forbus. Lorie Fox, Rendi Garrett, Michael George, Frank Grant, Debbie Grantham, Loyall Grozer, Sabrina Gunter, Evelyn Hall, Jessica Herren, Michelle Hippier, Chris Houston, Robert Hudson, Denise Jackson, Marvin Jackson, Tommy James, Scott Jean, Dede Jennings, Dessie Jones, Felicio Keith, Clarissa Kirby, Donald LoForge, Melissa Lane, Hope Long, Tony Luber, Byron Ludwick, Tammy Luther, Lisa Juniors 25 McCall, Debbie McClendon, Cosey McCoy, Keith McCullom, Potty McCutcheon, Carrie McFodden, Rondy Malone, Adrienne Mossengole, Tim May, Pocey Middleton, Melissa Juniors Chris Peeler and Charles Motton find 5ur- These Juniors ore oil smiles of the Victory Donee, veying very interesting. Miller, Jim Morgan, Andrea Morgan, Sandy Mott, Beth Morton, Charles Myers, Tonyo Nicholson, Greg Nickelson, Louro Packard, Jeri Porker, Billy 26 Junkxs Are you sticking your tongue out or us, Michelle? Marc DeReign (Junior) takes o well deserved break. (Michelle Herren, Junior) Roberts, Bryan Roberts, Liso Rodgers, Leroy Soengsomron, JoJo Simmons, Ingram Smith, Charlotte Smith, Shouno Smith, Tony Soliz, Tina Stetson, Aaron Juniors 27 Srreere, Loro Swinger, Anthony Walker, Melissa Worren. Kim Workins, Ellen Wotkins, Jim Wiggingron, Aaron Wilburn, Everett Wiley, Sonyo Williams, Denise JoJo Soengsomron (Junior) is omused with Junior Byron Luber's talent to destroy his homework paper. (Also pictured ore Seniors Curtis Boyd and Trocy Thompson.) Joni Blackmon (Junior) gets Sophomore Cherie Medlin's approval of the ring she has on her finger while Damien Sturm (Sophomore) gets o distant view. Wilson, Joy Wilson, Roxann Woodall. Mark Wooden, Odessio Woods, Kim 26 Juniors Carurhersville School District 18 Doord members (left ro right) Mr. Chris Crysler, Mr. Donald Prost, Mr. Charles Southern, Mrs. Gleopon Suparranasiri ond Mr. Jim Atchison (Nor Pictured) Dr. Clarence Wilson ond Mr. Bill Townsend. Administration Superintendent Mr. Corl Hutchison ond Assistant Superintendent Mrs. Mary Ellen Watkins. Focu� y 29 Mr. Joe Parkinson Principal V i TV . , i Mrs. Roe Michie Secretory Mr. R. H. McCoin Assistant Principal Mr. Jonathan Adams Music Ms. Sandra Barnes English Mr. Lloyd Block Study Hall Supervisor Mrs. Sharon Boardman E.M.R. Mr. Larry Bond Band 30 Foculiy Mrs. Down Hoyes Byrd Mrs. Edno Chaffin Moth Business Mr. Gregg Clippard Industrial Arts Ms. Barbara Combs Economics Mrs. Myra Crews Science Mrs. Vicky DeReign English Mrs. Dona Clark Physical Education Mr. Randolph Cornell Social Science Ms. Linda Dudley Science Faculty 31 Mrs. Deane Edwards Home Economics Mrs. Shari Hutchison Learning Disabilities Ms. Mory Lloyd Art Social Science English Mrs. Sandra Jackson Mr. Hugh James Business Physical Education Mrs. Rose McKillip Ms. Betty Martin Math Business 32 Focutry Mr. J.Y. Miller Moth Ms. Pam Olson Moth Mrs. Cynrhio Porrer Counselor Mr. Darryl Roberts Science Mr. Neely Mitchell English Mr. Morion Morgan In-School Suspension Mrs. Judy Roberts Mr. Tom Ryon Mrs. Moggie Shelby Librarian Bond E.M.R. Faculty 33 Mrs. Teresa Tidwell English Mrs. Natalie Tore Social Science Mrs. Margaret Srepp Business Mr. Verlon Till Counselor Mr. Mike Willis Surveying Mr. Johnny Young E.M.R. Mrs. Carolyn Walden Secretary 34 Foculfy The Main Objectives SPORTS The sporrs reams' main objective this year, as in rhe pasr years, was ro go to store. The Tiger footballers won districts and went to regionals, bur were defeated by Berkeley 20 ro 0. The Tiger basketball ream won rhe Boorheel Conference Tournament for rhe third year in a row. The golf ream looks forward ro o brighter future. As usual, the tennis team faired well in district competition and rhe baseball ream enjoyed another successful season. Girls' sports at C.H.S. continued ro grow in popularity and increased in success. All in oil, rhe reams' objectives - to be successful ond omoss victories - was mastered. 35 First row - (left to right) Leroy Rogers (Troiner), Jeffery Corter. Jomie Young. Cosey McClendon. Bobby Colemon, Everett Wilburn, Jomes Milburn. ond Robert Jones. Second row Kevin Foulkner. Donny Darnell. Michael Bennett, Leslie Cogle. Frank George. Tyrone Bell. John Prather. Cortez Taylor. Joson Wheatley. Tommy Jackson, and Aaron Stetson. Third row Coach Lloyd Block, Marvin Strange, Ricky Boyd. William Edwards. Greg Slentz. Jerome Cobb. Rondy Fields. Plessie Ellirr, Joy Wilson, Jerry Hudgens. Cooch Steve Rogers, ond Cooch Gregg Clippord. Fourth row - Byron Luber. Brad Barnett. Trey Meeks, Chris Riggs. Tim Mossengole. Gerald Anderson. Charles Motron, Jim Miller. Anthony Cobb, ond Jeff Scott. The tenacious Tiqer D” shows its crunch time for the opposing boll corrier. Donny Darnell ( 33) ond Mike Bennett ( 66) converge on the River-crest boll carrier os Jerome Cobb ( 67) grabs his feet. 36 Vorjlfy FooiboB “J.C. Cobb boots another PAT. Coin toss: Heads or Toils? Cat Pack Dominates Mony osrute Tiger fans were unsure about what success the 1987 Cor Pock would enjoy. Graduation took mony key players from the previous seoson's number three ranked squod. ond the feeling wos thot the Tigers would struggle with mony of their opponents in the coming season. However, the Tiger coaches ond players paid no mind to whor everyone else thought ond let the action on the gridiron do the talking. The Cot Pock faced o new opponent on the first Friday of 1987 — the Greene County Tech Golden Eagles. The gome wos full of first gome miscues on both team's ports, bur the Tigers pulled out the W on the strength of the boll control, offense, ond o sticky defense The Dog Defense'' is prepared to get their sticks. Jason Wheatley cuts up the gaping hole the Rambo's produced for him. Coach Block gives the Cot Pock o post-gome chat after the victory over Hoyti. Final: Tigers -22. lndians-8. Gome two pitted the Pemiscot County or-chrivols. The Indians of Hoyti traveled to Hopke Field looking for on upset. However, they were turned away empty-handed after the Tigers bombed them for 26 first half points. Final: Tigers-22. Eogles-O. The first real test come for the Cor Pock in the third gome of the season, os they faced the 4A New Madrid Central Eagles. Again though, the Tigers rose to the occasion ond posted their second consecutive shut-out. winning 23 to 0. The next week wos another tough contest for the Big Red. with o salty Dexter Beorcor squod. The winning srreok ended or three, os the Dexter ream won o close one, 20-8. After the emotional loss or Dexter rhe Tigers were opporenrly still reeling ond could never get on frock ogoinsr o fired-up Rivercrest Colt team. The defense put up o violent effort bur when The gome wos over, rhe Tigers hod tested defeat for rhe second rime in o row Final. Rivercresr-13. Tigers-0. The pieces ro rhe Tiger playoff puzzle began coming rogerher ofrer rhe Rivercresr loss, os rhe Cor Pock rook home o 40-7 Homecoming vicrory over Disrricr ond Conference foe Kennerr. The Tigers followed rhor winning feeling up wirh o dominoring 42-0 win over Chorlesron ond onorher forry poinr ourpur in o 47-13 vicrory over rhe Eosr Prairie Eagles. The nexr week rhe Big Red rroveled ro Maiden ro foce rhe Greenwave in whor mony foorboll observers rhoughr would derermine o greor deal in rhe Disrricr 1, 3A playoff picrure. The Cor Pock rook core of business, rhough, wirh o 28-0 shellacking of Malden. The gome proved ro be rhe Greenwaves' knockour blow for rheir playoff hopes. The following Fridoy. on old Tiger nemesis rerurned ro rhe scene, rhe Scorr Ciry Roms. The Pock were virruolly o shoo-in for rhe playoffs. They weren'r disrrocred by rhe focr. however, os rhe offense ond defense 'clicked'' in o 40-7 blowour or Hopke Field. Vorjily Foot boll Defensive Coordinator Coach Steve Rogers gives the Cor Pock defense instructions before o goal-line stand. Trey Meeks, William Edwards, and Michael Bennett get mentally reody. Here comes the 1987-88 Coruthersville Tigers. 1987-88 Tigers carry on rhe Big Red football Tradition. The year's district opponent was rhe Soinre Genevieve Dragons, who come to Hopke Field in the mood to upset rhe high flying Tigers. The Big Red put o sword through their enthusiasm, winning going oway, 26-6. The Quarterfinal opponent of rhe Cot Pock was on old foe — The Berkeley Bulldogs. The Tigers hod defeated the Dogs in 1980. and by o close margin in 1986.1987 proved that third time's o chorm,” os the Berkeley squad finally bear rhe Big Red on o roin-sooked Hopke field. Nothing went rhe Tigers' way oil night, os they fumbled twelve rimes and turned rhe pigskin over eight times. Final score, Berkeley 20 - Tigers 0. The Cor Pock, even in defeat, hod nothing to hong their heads about. The Tigers took the District Championship for rhe second consecutive season ond finished or number eight in rhe final store 3A poll. The 1987-88 Coruthersville Tigers reached ond surpassed many of their objectives ond with work ond determination, rhe future breed of Tiger athletes con carry on this proud tradition. 38 Vcyvfy Foot boll Tiger quarterback Timmy Mossengole discusses rhe next ploy with Coach Lloyd Block. Joson Wheatley ( 34) breaks loose for another long run. Coach Block gives on upbeot group of Tigers o pre-gome rolk. Brod Barnett (Senior) looks for o defender to block os Joson Wheatley (Senior) leads through the hole for Cortez Toylor (Senior). (Above) Joson Wheatley rushes for one of many of his first downs against the East Prairie Eagles. (Below) Runnng bock Cortez Toylor pushes his way post the opposing player. All State Punter - Wheatley - 1st team Kicker - Cobb - 2nd team All Conference and All District 1st team Charles Morton - DL Trey Meeks - Off. Tackle Jerome Cobb - Off. Guard and Kicker Joson Wheatley - Punter Tyrone Bell - DB Cortez Toylor - RB Joy Wilson - LB 2nd team Danny Dornell - LB Billy Porker - DB Tommy Jackson -Aoron Stetson - C Jomie Young - WR Joson Wheatley - RB and DL TIGERS 22 Greene Co. 8 TIGERS 26 Hoytl 0 TIGERS 23 New Madrid 0 TIGERS 8 Dexter 20 TIGERS 0 Rivercrest 13 TIGERS 40 Kennetr 7 TIGERS 42 Charleston 0 TIGERS 47 East Prairie 13 TIGERS • 28 Malden 0 TIGERS 40 Scott City 7 TIGERS 26 Sre Genevieve 6 TIGERS 0 Berkeley 20 You won't see the bleochers filled or Co-ruthersville High School Junior Vorsiry contests. The won-loss record isn't o big foctor when the seoson is over either. But the JV Cor Pock is one of the most imporronr reams or C H S. Coach Lloyd Block instills in the young athletes the desire and willingness to compere in football ond the pride of being o Coruthersville Tiger foorboll player. The 1988 edition of Junior Varsity players participated in many hord-foughr gridiron contests. These gomes will reach the young Cor Pocksters the value of sportsmanship, ond the spirit of competition. They will also prepare the reom for future Varsity action. Junior quarterback Timmy Mossengole waves to the sidelines for the signal. Sophomore Randy Fields dodges on opposing rockier on his way ro a firsr down while Gerold Anderson (Senior) ond Junior Frank The defense breaks the huddle ready to squosh the opposing George looks for on opponent to block. reom. ---- Cville vs. Porrogeville T Cville vs Molden w Cville vs New Modrid L C ville vs. Hoytl W C ville vs New Modrid L Cville vs Hoytl w Cville vs Porrogeville L 40 JV FoorboK Leslie Cogle (Sophomore) catches o pass for o firstdown. 1987 Freshman and JV season successful Front row (lefr to right) - Manager Ralph Williams. Frank Travis, Trey Baker, Brian Edwards. Joson Long, Morgon Overbey, and Ryan Braswell Second row - Coach Joe Cogle, Anronio Green, Noel Cook. Baxrer Southern. Corey Miller, Robbie Toylor, Chris Cummings, Eddie Hunt, and Coach Kent Polsgrove. Third Row • Ronnie Ricks. Michael Mitchell. Daniel Watkins, Raymond Smith, Freddie Hopkins, Chris Ferrell. Morvin Hamilton, ond Samuel Hollywood Quarterback Timmy Massengale (Junior) launches this pass in Timmy Mossengale (Junior) prepores to set the offense into hopes for o touchdown. motion. I liked whor I sow in this year's squad,” stored Coach Lloyd Block.' We executed better ond better os the year progressed, ond hopefully, that continuing progress will carry over on next year's Varsity ream.” The freshmen hod o sub-por season, ending with o .500 record. They hod o few outstanding players that nor only ployed well on o freshman ond junior varsity level but also on varsity. Three players travelled with the varsity ond sow some ploying time. Raymond Smith, Samuel Hollywood, ond Corey Miller oil ployed for the varsity when Coach Block starred making substitutions lore in the gome. Cooch Block is looking forward to these players being port of his program for the next three years. He is hoping that the freshmen players con continue to hove o winning tradition ond help next year s ream to the playoffs. C'ville vs. Charleston w Cvllle vs. New Modrid w C'ville vs. Malden L C'ville vs Kenneri L J V ond Freihmon Foot boll 41 The 1987 Girls Vorsify Tennis Team; (front) Kellye Jo Russell, Anno Watkins, (bock) Grirtiyo Supoftonosiri, Kristy Homm, Tonyo Lewis and Shannon Guthrie. Girls Tennis Shows Its Stuff Coach Jimmie Jeon Bullingron's 1987-88 Girls Tennis team enjoyed o productive season, despite the adverse conditions under which they worked. Resurfacing work on the city pork tennis courts forced the netrers out of three weeks of valuable practice time, and cancellation of oil home marches until the work wos completed. Senior players like Shannon Guthrie, Grittiyo Suppotonosiri, Tonyo Lewis, ond Kristy Homm thought their final season would end in heartbreaking fashion. However, the resurfacing work wos completed ahead of schedule and the Lady Netfers were ready for their first home match of the season. The opponent wos a feisty Dexter Bearcat squod. The Lady Tigers came our victorious by a healthy margin for their first team win. Tough losses against larger schools such as New Madrid and Poplar Bluff followed, but the squad rallied for a second ream victory over the Maiden Greenwave squad. District play started and Grirtiya Supartanasiri qualified in singles play, ond Kellye Jo Russell and Anna Watkins qualified for doubles. Coach Bullingron will lose stalwart Seniors such as Grirtiyo Supotranasiri, Kristy Homm, Tonya Lewis, and Shannon Guthrie. But with Sophomores Kellye Jo Russell and Anna Watkins showing improvement and potential, the prospects on the horizon show a sunny future for the Girls Tennis program. Number one seed Senior Grittiyo Supartanasiri shows us her strongest stroke, the backhand. 42 Girls Tennis Senior Kristy Hamm concentrates on her backhand. Senior Shannon Guthrie shows us her lefty-spin of the Poplor Bluff meet. Number one Doubles Team, Griftiyo Supartono- siri ond Kristy Homm discuss strategy before match point. SINGLES BANKINGS 1. Griftiyo Suportonosiri 2. Kristy Homm 3. Shannon Guthrie 4. Tonya Lewis 5. Kellye Jo Bussell 6. Anno Watkins Number three seed Senior Tonyo Lewis follows through in o fight match ogoinst Dexter. Sophomore Anno Watkins takes o quick breather between matches. This year's varsity volleyball ream consists of (from left to right) Tracey Presberry. Sonya Driver, Shirron Anderson, Andrea Morgan, Mia Jones, Tracie Driver. LeAnn Williams, Shauno Smith. Mary Ludwick. The 1987-68 manager is Wendy Branch and Coach Dona Clark. Volleyballers Dominate 1987-88 Corurhersville Varsity Sept 8 S. Pemiscot VON Sepi 15 Hayri WON Sepr 17 Delta C-7 VON Sept 21 Clorkton VON Sept 22 New Modrid VON Sept 24 East Prairie VON Sept 28 N Pemiscot VON Oct 1 East Prairie VON On 0 Sikeston Toun. 2nd Oct 5 Sikeston LOST Oct 8 Twin Rivers VON Oct 18 Oct 20- S. Pemiscot VON 24 Boorheel Conf 2nd Oct 26- 31 District Tourn LOST 44 voUeytoa This year Tracey Presberry. Mary Ludwick. Trade Driver. LeAnn Williams. Beth Jomes, and Sonya Driver mode All-Conference - first team. Sonya Driver blocks o spike os Trocey Driver ond Mio Jones prepore to recover. During the Sikesfon gome Sonyo Driver returns o serve os Mia Jones, LeAnn Williams, Mary Ludwick, Trade Driver look on. This year's Varsity Volleyball ream did on outstanding job. There were two Seniors that led them to their wins this year. They were Mory Ludwick ond Mio Jones. The Juniors on the team were Sonyo Driver, Shirron Anderson, Shouno Smith, ond Andreo Morgan. The Sophomores on the team were Trade Driver, Trocey Presberry, ond LeAnn Williams. This year wos the first year for on All-Conference team to be chosen. The players that were chosen from Varsity were Mory Ludwick, Trocie Driver, ond LeAnn Williams for the first ream. For the second team Sonyo Driver ond Mio Jones received Honorable Mention. Trocie Driver wos the ployer of the year. The Lody Tigers were the first in Conference, ond won second in the Sikeston Tournament ond second in the Door-heel Conference Tournament. Mory Ludwick dinks the boll ogoinst her South Pern, opponent. Trocie Driver spikes the boll against the South Pemiscot Bulldogs while the rest of the team fights for victory. Vo««yba« 40 This year's Junior Varsiry Volleyball ream is pictured with rheir trophies. Kneeling (left to right) Wendy Branch (manager) Mrs. Dona Clark. Standing (left to right) Diana Palmer, Charlotte Jackson, Tracey Presberry, Beth James, Charlotte Picks. Yolanda Presberry, Jessica Palmer, and Cassandra Anderson. Jessica Palmer (Sophomore) goes up for a spike. 46 j.v Votoytal The following were chosen as Honorable Mention All-Conference players this year: Mia Jones (Senior), Cassandra Anderson (Freshman), and Charlotte Picks (Freshman). Diana Palmer (Freshman) sets the ball while Beth James (Freshman) gets ready for her dominating spike. Junior Varsity and Varsity congregate together to discuss the gome plan. Charlotte Ricks (Freshman) shows her leaping ability while Cassandra Anderson (Freshman) prepares to recover the boll. Junior Volleyball Matures 1987-1988 Carufhersville Junior Varsity Sept. 6 S. Pemiscot WON Sept. 15 Hayri WON Sept. 17 Delta C-7 WON Sept. 21 Clarkron WON Sept. 22 New Madrid WON Sept. 24 East Proirie WON Sept. 28 N. Pemiscot WON Oct. 1 East Prairie WON Oct. 5 Sikeston WON Oct. 8 Twin Rivers WON Sept. 20-24 Boorheel Conf. WON The 1987 Girls Junior Varsity Volleyball ream was a relatively young team. The sophomores on the ream were Jessica Palmer and Tracey Presberry. With great leadership and help from these two, they helped pull the ream to an undefeated record. The freshmen on the ream were Diana Palmer, Beth James. Cassandra Anderson, ond Charlotte Ricks. Although they were young, they dominated all of their opponents. The Junior Varsity team had a 13-0 record this season. This one particular group has nor lost a game in three years, ond the freshmen who have played on the volleyball ream since the 7rh grade have not lost a gome since they began playing. On October 13. 1987, Mrs. Dona Clark, their coach, had to be our because of a new arrival to her family, and the Tigers still maintained the undefeated record. The Boorheel Conference Tournament . was hosted by CHS this year. Although having to play long ond hard battles, the Junior Varsity team won first place and first in Conference. Kneeling (left ro right) Trade Driver and Sonya Driver. Standing Coach Kent Polsgrove, Shirron Anderson, Jessica Palmer. Mary Ludwick, Tracey Presberry, and Linda Green. Girls' Varsity Basketball The 1987-66 Varsity Basketball ream hod many obstacles to overcome during the year. First, they were under rhe new leadership of Cooch Kent Polsgrove. This meant that there would hove to be o strong effort to ’ rebuild’’ the team. Second, there wos little height on the team. This would mean thot the girls would hove ro use their quickness ro get the boll down the court. Going up ogoinst more experienced teams proved to be o difficult rosk. The toughest gome of the season was when rhe Tigers went up ogoinst rhe store's number five ranking. Kennett. Although they were o lor more experienced, the Tigers ployed good gomes ogoinst them, never giving up. All in oil, rhe ream hod o good season. Their record wos 6-13, which proved ro be o lot better than some of the lost few yeors. To keep the Varsity team olive, there were o few junior vorsity players pulled up during rhe gome. Thanks to o lot of help from members of both reams, the girls hod o very good seoson. Trade Driver (Sophomore) concentrates on her form in making her free throw. 48 Girls Ooskerboll The teom rokes o time out during quorter while Cooch Polsgrove exploins o new teom strotegy. “Watch out!!! soys Shirron Anderson (Sophomore) os she shoots for two. NOV. 00 East Prairie L JAN. 21 Clorkron L DEC. 3 South Pemiscot W JAN.25 Porrogeville L DEC. 7 Charleston L JAN. 28 Malden L DEC. 10 New Madrid L JAN. 29 Hayti W DEC. 14 Southland W FEB. 1 Southland L DEC. 17 Kennerr L FEB. 4 New Madrid L JAN. 7 Hoyti W FEB. 8-15 Conf. Tour. L JAN. 11 Pisco W FEB. 15 Pisco L JAN. 14 South Pemiscot W Feb. 25 East Prairie L JAN. 18 Kennetr L Trocie Driver (Sophomore) gets set for o baske’ w - le Sonyo Driver (Junior) gets ready for the rebo d Mary Ludwick (Senior) concentrates upon ro which ployer she should pass the boll. Cooch Polsgrove helps the teom through one of rheir many plans to score. (Kneeling - left to right) Leslie Bright, Charlotte Jackson, Poulo Cobb, Cheryl Bright. (Standing) Shondo Carter Bridget Rodgers, Cossondro Anderson, Stephanie Johnson, ond Coach Kent Polsgrove. Cossondro Anderson (freshman) fast breaks down the court in hopes of making a bosket. Stephanie Johnson (freshman) flies through the oir while frying to pass the boll to Leslie Bright (freshman). Girls' Junior-Varsity B-ball Soars This year's Junior Vorsiry Girls’ Basketball ream had a better season than last year's record. A lot of them had to play on the Varsity team to help them our when they got into foul trouble. Even though the ream did nor manage to win a lot of gomes, they showed good sportsmanship throughout the year. Though they were under new coaching, they tried hard and fought hard to win their gomes. This year's JV ream consisted of one Sophomore, and the rest of them were freshmen. Stephanie Johnson (freshman) shows her ping ability while in the process of making a bosket. Shondo Carter (freshman) attempts to hold off her opponent. Nov. 30 East Proirie Won Dec. 3 South Pemiscot Won Dec. 7 Charleston Lost Dec. 10 New Madrid Lost Dec. 12 Kennerr Lost Jon. 7 Hayri Won Jon. 11 Pisco Won Jon. 18 Kennert Lost Jon. 25 Portogeville Lost Jon. 28 Malden Won Jon. 29 Hoyti Won Feb. 4 New Madrid Won Feb. 14 Pisco Won Feb. 25 East Proirie Won Freshman Cossondro Anderson takes time out of the gome to check our her a oaketDan 51 opponent's sneakers. CHS Cagers Ignite Hoop Fever In 1987-85 Tiger guard Frank George stays with his man. Air Ellin'' in action! (Plessie Ellin) 52 Bosket boll Tim Massengale crashes the board for one of his many rebounds. Jason Wheatley battles for rebounding position ogoinsr East Prairie. Tiger swingmon, Gerald Anderson, displays his set-shot form. In the 1987-88 season, much fervor was created by the Tiger fans. Although ticker prices were raised and orrendonce was down, the fans who attended mode plenty of noise and supported the Dig Red. I like the crowd to be involved in the gome. It pumps the guys up, motivates them, soid Tiger head cooch Joe Cogle. I like the big crowds and the excitement. It s o big port of basketball, os long os everyone stays in control. The main thing, though, is whot goes on our there on the court. Thor's the exciting port.” Judging by the action-packed gomes the Tigers ployed during the season, there was plenty of excitement on the court for the Tiger fons to cheer about. Forword Plessie Ellitt soars in the oir os he pops another 3- Picture of Concentration - Tim Mossengole eyes the bosket on his free throw follow-through. point j . 7 I Gerald Anderson drives the point for his shot behind Joson Wheatley's screen. The Tiger cheerleaders form o line to greet Frank George and the Tigers in the pre-gome introductions. Joson Wheatley pulls down another one of his many rebounds. Tigers Enjoy Productive Season Timmy Doc” Massengale disploys his porenred jump shot. A look or the record of rhe 1987-88 Corurhersville Tiger basker-boll ream is nor on adequare reflecrion of rhe quoliry of ploy which rhe ream displayed on rhe courr. An even closer look or rhe scores of rhose gomes reveals rhor rhe Cor Pock was nor blown our oil year long and were oble ro compere wirh oil of rheir opponenrs. including rhe larger schools. The Tiger's season hod o sub-por firsr half, heading inro rhe Chrisrmos break wirh o record of 2 wins and 5 losses. Coach Joe Cogle regrouped his rroops over rhe break, however, ond rhe Cor Pock surged after irs layoff, winning seven our of ren - including o thrilling noil biter over Poplar Bluff. One of rhe three losses was o hord-foughr contest ro rhe eventual srore champion New Madrid County Central Eagles. For rhe rhird year in o row, rhe Big Bed rook rhe Boorheel Conference rournomenr championship home in dominating foshion. In gome one, rhe Tigers avenged on earlier loss ro Hoyri wirh o four-reen-poinr win. Gome two sow rhe Tigers march up wirh regular season conference chomp South Pemiscor. The Big Bed won irs contest going owoy by rwenry-one points. These gomes ser up o climatic finish in rhe championship gome ogoinsr surprisingly rough Norrh Pemiscor. Adrenaline ran high in rhe firsr half ond rhe score remained close, bur rhe second half closed rhe door on rhe Mustangs' chances of o championship. The Big Bed coughr on fire ond never looked bock, leaving no doubt os ro whom rhe champion was. The Corurhersville Tigers, 85 ro 65. This rournomenr championship wos rhe 3rd consecutive one for rhe Cor Pock. The remainder of rhe season sow rhe Big Bed board o roller coosrer of emotional ups ond downs. Highlights were wins over Sik-esron ond East Prairie, bur lowpoinrs come or rhe hands of rough opponenrs such os Maiden, Charleston ond Obion County. The Tigers entered district ploy seeded 5rh. wirh hopes of o Cinderella championship,” bur o rough Dexter Bearcar defense rook rhe wind our of rhe Cor Pock's soils. 1987-88 wos on exciting season for rhe Tiger players ond fans. The Corurhersville basketball program is on rhe woy up. wirh thanks due ro rhe coaching of Joe Cogle. Gerald Anderson ( 32) fighrs for o rebound over rhe opponent from Eosr Prairie. Senior Gerald Anderson dribbles down court on rhe woy ro o win. The 1987-88 Coruthersville Tiger Varsity and Junior Varsity Tiger basketball reams. First row, (I. to r.) - Tyrone Dell, Everett Wilburn, Aaron Fuller, Gerald Anderson, Les Cagle, Frank George, Joson Guyton, and manager Eric Johnson. Dock row - Plessie Ellitf, Jason Wheatley, Marvin Hamilton, Tim Mossengole, Chris Jones, Byron Luber, Anthony Cogle. C. H. Young, Sam Hollywood, Tommy Jackson, and Coach Joe Cagle. Plessie Ellirr slides over an opponent for the rip. 1987-88 Vorsiry Bosketboll w Tigers 72 VS. Senorh 67 L Tigers 66 vs. Osceola 71 L Tigers 59 VS. South Pemiscot 62 W Tigers 55 vs. Delta C-7 48 L Tigers 60 vs. Senoth 72 L Tigers 61 vs. South Pemiscot 66 (2 OT) L Tigers 54 vs. Delta C-7 55 W Tigers 72 vs. Alton 68 (OT) W Tigers 78 vs. North Pemiscot 62 W Tigers 82 vs. Senoth 77 L Tigers 70 vs. Gosnell 94 w Tigers 84 vs. Portogeville 41 I Tigers 65 vs. Hoyri 68 w Tigers 69 vs. North Pemiscot 66 w Tigers 82 vs. Poplor Bluff 81 L Tigers 60 vs. New Madrid 66 W Tigers 79 vs. Hoyri 57 w Tigers 95 vs. South Pemiscot 76 w Tigers 85 vs. North Pemiscot 65 w Tigers 80 vs. Kennett 66 L Tigers 75 vs. Obion County 83 L Tigers 67 vs. Molden 72 L Tigers 60 vs. Charleston 71 W Tigers 63 vs. East Proirie 42 W Tigers 71 vs. Sikeston 64 L Tigers 74 vs. Dexter 83 Record 14-12 — Bootheel Tournament Chomps Jason Wheatley (Senior) gets in position for the rebound. Doskerboll 55 Junior Tigers Gain Experience The 1967-88 Junior Varsity Tiger Boskerball ream went through whor could be colled a transition period. Former JV coach Kent Poisgrove moved to cooching the Lady Tiger Hoopsters, leaving the responsibility solely on Vorsiry mentor Joe Cagle to handle both squads. The ream responded well, finishing the 87-88 campaign with on above .500 mark, surviving several close losses in the beginning stages of the season. The ream of freshmen and sophomores learned the ropes” of highly competitive roundboll ogoinsr such formidable foes or Sikesron, Poplar Bluff, and New Madrid, os well os marching up with such archrivals os Hoyfi and Kennett. Several srondouts hope to see Varsity action next year, using their experience in the 87-88 JV season os o springboard to success. Chris Jones (Sophomore) goes up high for on important rebound. Som Hollywood (42) mokes this pass in hopes of an easy basket. Marvin Hamilton (Freshman) shows off his slamming ability before practice 56 Bosket boll Action is hectic under the boords os demonstroted by Freshmen Anthony Cogle and Sam Hollywood. Scoreboard TIGERS VS CHceolo LOST TIGERS VS Senoth L05T TIGERS VS South Pern WON TIGERS VS Delta C-7 LOST TIGERS VS PoaogeviMe LOST TIGERS VS Hoyti WON TIGERS VS North Pern WON TIGERS VS Popkx Oluff WON TIGERS VS New Madrid L05T TIGERS vs Hoyti WON TIGERS vs Senoth L05T TIGERS VS Kennett LOST TIGERS VS Obon County WON TIGERS VS MokJen WON TIGERS vs Charleston LOST TK3ER5 vs East Proirie WON TIGERS vs Sfkeston WON Anthony Cogle shows his defensive skills os Marvin Hamilton looks olerrly at the ploy. Joson Guyton (Freshman) goes up for a bosket to Ba eux 57 finish off o J.V. Tiger victory. Andrea Morgan, Paula Cobb, and Boys rrackster Evererr Wilburn warm up by running around rhe track field before they begin their march. Girls Track Comperes The track ream takes time out and rests between events Poula Cobb, Andrea Morgan, Evererr Wilburn, and a member of rhe boys track ream rake a long stretch before they begin. Linda Green “struts her stuff as she leaps across rhe hurdle. This year's girls track ream starred with 14 members, bur there were only 5 members left at the end of rhe year. They were Trocie Driver (Sophomore), Andrea Morgan (Junior), Loretta Cobb (Junior), Roxann Wilson (Junior), and Paula Cobb (Freshmon). Tracie Driver advanced to the stare track meet at Columbia in the long jump and rhe triple jump. Track rakes loyalty and determination, and with all the members returning, next year's CHS Girls Track Team should be very competitive. 58 Girts Trocfc Corurhersville High School Golf Teom: John Deon, Anthony Swinger, Doxter Southern, Jomes Milburn, Poul Stone, Aoron Wiggin ton, Jason James, and Coach Duddy Jomes. Junior Anthony Swinger demonstrates the perfect chipping technique. Senior Joson Jomes hits another long drive os o Porrogeville opponent looks on. Linksfers Stroking Along This year's Tiger Golf ream was a relatively young squad, consisting of only one senior, Joson Jomes. There were three Juniors, Aoron Wigginron, Anthony Swinger, and John Deon. Sophomores on the ream were Poul Stone and Jomes Milburn, and there was one Freshman, Baxter Southern. The Tigers finished the year with o 1-9 record, with the only win coming in o forfeit over Osceolo. The Tigers compered in the District tournament or Molden on Moy 9rh, and placed ninth our of rhe nine teom field. Representing the teom or Districts were Poul Stone, Joson Jomes, Aoron Wigginron, Jomes Milburn, ond Boxter Southern. In spire of rhe dismal record, rhe linksrers didn't give up, ond they ployed with pride throughout the season. With six returning starters ond o little hard work, next yeor’s Tiger golfers should be more competitive. Go 59 Joson Wheatley (Senior) prepores ro hond off rhe boron in rhe 600 reloy. STATE QUALIFIERS Joson Wheorley Correz Toylor Fronk George Raymond Smith Plessie Ellirr Tyrone Dell Drion Houston Tyrone Dell (Senior) mokes o jump. Drion Houston (Senior) ond Jerome Cobb (Senior) relax after o hord day's work Raymond Smith (Freshman) attempts to pass an opponent in rhe 100-merer dash. Aaron Fuller (Sophomore) shows his effort in o tough bottle against other competitors. 5£a Plessie bllirr (Senior), Raymond Smith (Freshman), ond Frank George (Junior) discuss some final plans before rhey compere in the relay. Cortez Toylor (Senior) shows off his leaping ability. Thinclads Place In Stare When o Coruthersville Tiger sports fon hears Cooch Lloyd Block's nome mentioned, football undoubtedly comes to mind. However Cooch Block turns out o fine frock ream each spring, ond 1986 wos no exception. 1987’s graduation claimed mony astute performers, bur the remoining athletes were reody to occepr the challenge at the outset of the season. One challenge, which Coruther-sville orhleres hove no choice but to deal with, is the sad fact that there are no track facilities on which the orhleres may train - nevertheless, the Tiger rrocksrers always compere neor the top at almost every meet in which rhey participate. A primory goal of every track athlete is to qualify for the store track meet or the season's end. 1988 s thinclad squod produced eight stare participants. They were: seniors Joson Wheatley. Cortez Toylor. Plessie Ellirr. Tye Bell and Brian Houston. Junior Frank George qualified as well os Freshman Raymond Smith. We do the best with what we hove.” soid Track mentor Lloyd Block. You’d be surprised what improvisation con do for you. Brian Houston (Senior) ond Jerome Cobb (Senior) catch their breath before their next event. The 1988 Boys Tennis ream (left to right) Sonit Soengsamran, Bryon Roberts. John Martin. Trey Meeks, Michael Bennett ond Coach Hugh Buddy” James. 62 Ooys Tennis 1988 TENNIS SCHEDULE NEW MADRID MALDEN DEXTER KENNETT POPLAR BLUFF DYERSBURG MALDEN KENNETT NEW MADRID Four-yeor lerrermon John Martin sloms this forehand for o point. Michoel Bennerr follows his backhand through aggressively. Nefters Compete With only six varsity letters for the 1988 season, Coach Hugh Buddy'' James knew each march would be a serious challenge. ”1 knew we d hove difficulty defeating some of our competition, but we hod o group of hord-working boys, he said. Returning lerrermen included Trey Meeks, John Martin, Bryan Roberts, ond Sonir Soeng-somron. Tom Collins moved up from Junior Varsity to round out the Varsity squod. The only newcomer wos freshmon Tracey Riney. The competition for the nerters wos seemingly stiffer than in best years, with Kennerr ond Chorlesron boosting much improved squads. The Big Red compered aggressively with these teams, bur just could nor come out on top in the end. We hung in there rough with those reams. Kennerr ond Chorlesron ore always salty, commented Cooch James. The most improved doubles ream of the year, comprised of John Martin ond Trey Meeks, come within one victory of qualifying for the Store Tennis tournament. Though the netrers will lose several stalwart performers to graduation, Cooch Buddy James will undoubtedly roily his troops to seriously compere in future seasons. You got it. . . almost. Cooch James aims the automatic tennis boll dispenser. Billy Porker (Junior) fires this one home for one of his mony K's. Corcher Donny Dornell (Junior) awaits the pitch. Swinging or this high pitch. Senior Kevin Faulkner srrokes this one for o hit. Kevin Faulkner (Senior), Aaron Stetson (Junior), Jomie Young (Senior), Len Welsh (Senior), and Tim Mossengole (Junior) relax after o vicrory. Senior Brad Bornert is ready to moke on Senior Len Welsh shows his potenred form for hitting home- runs. 64 Oosebotl Kneeling (left ro right): Dilly Porker, Joson Guyton, Cosey McClendon, Donny Dornell. Jomie Young. Billy Finley. Standing: Tim Massengale, Brad Barnett, Aaron Stetson, Len Welsh, Jim Miller, Kevin Faulkner, and Coach Stan Walden. Senior Jomie Young and Len Welsh pause for o picture after the Ripley gome. Junior Billy Porker gets ready ro steal one of his many bases. Brod Bornerr (Senior) shows the proper technique for holding o runner on first base. 65 Pitcher Brad Barnett shows his form for throwing to a boner. w Tigers 12 vs. Twin Rivers 2 V Tigers 5 vs. East Prorie 2 w Tigers 18 vs. Gibson County 9 L Tigers 2 vs. Jackson Southside 5 W Tigers 5 vs. Obion County 3 W Tigers 9 vs. Osceola 1 V Tigers 7 vs. Martin 5 w Tigers 11 vs. Charleston 6 w Tigers 10 vs. Dexter 0 w Tigers 1 vs. Haywood Co. 0 w Tigers 4 vs. Obion County 3 w Tigers 2 vs. Reidland 1 w Tigers 9 vs. Hoyti 1 w Tigers 10 vs. Rivercrest 1 w Tigers 6 vs. Blytheville 2 V Tigers 6 vs. Ripley 4 L Tigers 1 vs. Kennerr 2 w Tigers 0 vs. New Madrid 1 w Tigers 12 vs. Poplar Bluff 5 L Tigers 0 vs. Portogeville 10 w Tigers 10 vs. Sikesron 0 w Tigers 14 vs. East Prairie 1 w Tigers 11 vs. New Madrid 6 L Tigers 0 vs. Dexter 9 66 Dose boll Sophomore Billy Finley bears out the throw to first base. Junior Donny Darnell strokes this one for another hit. If consistency is o measure of success, then one hos to consider Sfon Walden's Caruthersville High School Boseball reams highly successful. Yeor in and yeor out, the Tiger baseballers turn our fifteen to twenty win seasons, ond play fundamentally sound ball in nearly every phase of the game. Although the first gome is nor until late March, Coach Walden has his players report at the earliest the Missouri Store Athletic Association allows. Practice begins in early February. After the final cut is made, the remaining players began honing ond polishing their hitting, fielding and throwing skills in preparation for the much-awoired season. The season starred off with a bong for the ream, os they won their first three games. The Car Pack then met up with a rough Jackson Tennessee ballclub ond took home o 5-2 loss. The Big Red shook off the loss ond coughr fire, winning twelve consecutive games, including the Obion County Central Tournament for the second year in a row. This was no easy fear, as all three victories were by only one run, over formidable foes Haywood County, Obion Central, and a ten-inning nail biter over Reidland, Kentucky. The 1988 Junior Vorsiry ream is: (kneeling) - Logon Thompson, Joson Long, Joe Johnson, Trent Wilburn, and Brian Edwards. (Back row - lefr ro right) Brion Pendergross, Corey Miller, Morgan Overbey, and Ryan Braswell. Len Welsh (Sr.) ropes another single ro maintain his lofty overage. Jim Miller (Jr.) shows his batting technique. Cleon-up hitter Brod Barnett swings o big stick. Baseball Successful The Tigers rook on East Proirie in gome one of the Eastern division playoffs. The Big Red were victorious 14-1, and rolled after that ro o win over rival New Madrid ro take home the Eastern division crown. This set up the District championship gome between the Tigers ond the Dexter Beorcor club. Though it was o disappointing loss, the accomplishments of the 1988 Tiger boseboll ream were many, ond the ream hos nothing to hong their heads about. Tiger teams of the future may look or the 1988 ream ro measure their own success. Oasecx 67 Tiger captains Cortez Taylor and Jason Wheatley proudly display the District Championship trophy and gome boll. Tiger mascot Marc DeReign yells for his ream. Community support was behind the Tigers during the 1987 playoffs. Tiger fans seem solemn offer o rough loss to the Berkeley Bulldogs in rhe quarterfinals. Jeri Packard (Junior), Tom Lake (Senior), and Kristy Homm (Senior) enjoy themselves while watching the gome. Tiger fans onxiously await the next coll in the Nicki Goff Pritchard (Junior) seems to hove token rhe attention of Bryon Roberts (Junior) and Amy Jones (Freshmon) away from rhe football game. quarterfinal gome. Beth James (Freshmon) ond Tino Soliz (Junior) ore thrilled after another Tiger victory. PLAYOFF FEVER! Playoff spirit ran high during the 1987-86 school year or CHS. The Tiger football ream started the year off on rhe right foot by winning its second consecutive District Championship over rhe Sre. Genevieve Dragons, 26-6. The football season was ended by rhe eventful store chomp Berkeley Bulldogs on o roin-sooked Hopke Field. The Lody Tiger Volleybollers also hod o successful season, winning rhe Boorheel Conference championship. The boys boskerboll ream won the Bootheel Conference rournomenr for the third consecutive year, and rhe Tiger baseballers were rhe District's Eastern Division champions. Tiger fans hod much to cheer about in 1987-88, os Cor Pock athletics proved to be exciting ond competitive. Community support proved on extra incentive for Tiger athletes, pushing them to perform or peak intensity. Ptoyoffi 69 Senior Brod Barnett stomps the base to get the lost out of the inning. Tigers win division Billy Porker (Junior) is taking boning practice while Donny Darnell and Jomie Young wait their turn. The 1988 District 1 Playoffs were held at Caruther-sville May 16 and 17. The Tigers looked in top form os they defeated the East Prairie Eagles in a shortened five-inning contest 14-1. Freshman Joson Guyton led the charge with two homeruns ond Lenny Welsh added o grand slam homer. Senior Brod Barnett was the winning pitcher for the Tigers, going the disronce. The second gome pitted the Tigers ogoinsr the New Madrid County Central Eagles, in o remotch of lost year's district final. The Tigers avenged lost year's loss, with a decisive 11-6 victory. Lenny Welsh was the winning pitcher ond helped his own cause with o home-run. Joson Guyton also knocked one out to pace the Tigers to the Eostern division championship. The Tigers met the western division champion Dexter Bearcats in Dexter for the District Championship on Moy 20. The 18-5 Beorcors proved to be too strong for the Tigers on this doy, however, defeating them 9-0. Eorl Wheeler wos the driving force behind the Dexter victory, keeping Tiger bots silent. Donny Darnell, Junior, ond Joson Guyton. Freshmon, accounted for two hits apiece. Undoubtedly, one of the greatest Tiger teams of all rime ended their season with o 20-4 mark, setting school records in most wins ond consecutive victories (12). Cooch Wolden won his 100th gome during this compoign, making him one of the winningesr baseball coaches in the store of Missouri. Kevin Faulkner (Senior) shows his style of hitting the baseball. Jim Miller (Junior) looks os the boll posses by. Senior Len Welsh awaits the pitch. Junior Billy PGrker fires o strike home. The Main Objective Features The main objective of the activities at CHS was to show the student body of this school o good time. Homecoming DJ'ed by Monosso Sound Goloxy was on overall success, with Joy Dunovonr reigning over the festivities. The Cotton Blossom donee was held on February 20rh ond Biro Smith was crowned queen. Assemblies this year ranged from the Space Boll contract assembly to the Block History assembly; these proved to be very informative to oil students. The events that fell into this section provided entertainment to oil or CHS. 71 Freshman Brooke Creasy rends to be just os high-spirired our of her cheerleoding uniform os she Seniors Kevin Foulkner ond Rhonda Rurh seem ro be enjoying rhe company of Juniors is in ir' Taro Archison ond Sophomore Trocey Grohom or rhe vicrory donee afrer rhe Hayri Seniors Tyrone Bell ond Correz Taylor enjoy o pizza parry given for rhe Tiger Foorballers or Pizza Hur. Seniors Poulerre Anderson, Lovero Lockridge, Greg Slenrz. Jos-on Wheorley, ond Srephen Chasrain on regisrrarion doy ore anxious ro begin rheir Senior year. gome. Back To School Joy Dunovanr, Leoh Pruiett, ond Krisry Homm ore glad ro be bock in school. Dock To School (Above) The Tiger Football ream was treated to o free pizzo party by Pizzo Hut. (Left) ''Celebration wos the word of the victory donee following the Hoyti gome. (Below) Seniors are happy about their lost registration. The empty halls of CHS come to life on August 31,1987. The students adjusted from the lazy days of summer to the fast-paced life of high school. Students started the school year with o good attitude. Seniors enjoyed the feeling of being on top. Juniors were elated or the fact of being one step closer than the year before. Sophomores were excited about turning sixteen and by simply no longer being Freshmen. While everyone seemed satisfied with their new ''titles”, the Freshmen were o little nervous about entering high school. Many activities rook place or the beginning of the new school year. Football players enjoyed the pizzo party they attended of the Pizzo Hut. The CHS student body celebrated offer the Coruthersville-Hoyti football gome with o bock-ro school victory donee. Most importantly of oil, the students were happy to be bock in the school routine and among their friends. Dock To School 73 The 1987 Homecoming Candidates: Joy Dunavonr, Trocy Thompson, Stocey Horner, Grirtiyo Suportonosiri, ond Melindo Morr. Homecoming Assembly Student Council Chairman Nicki Goff Pritchard ond Student Council Social Chairman Loro Streete served os this year's Homecoming moderators. The 1987 CHS Cheerleaders perform their donee routine to U Got the Look’’ in the Homecoming Assembly. 74 Homecoming The 1987 Homecoming Escorts: Kevin Faulkner, Drod Bornett, Jomie Young, Plessie Ellitt, ond Trey Meeks. The Seniors (Louro Duckett, Tommie Lott, Beth Singleton, William Edwards, Bandy Miller, Tonya Mitchell, ond Joson Wheatley) used Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs os o skit to go with their Wolf Disney Theme. The Sophomores Choo-Choo” through their ”1 think I Con skit. The Flintstones” wos the Freshman theme for their skit. Juniors Jim Miller ond Byron Luber rapped to the Three Little Pigs. Homecoming 87 brought o dazzling orroy of festivities to CHS, Tiger Tales wos selected os the theme for this year's celebration. The freshmen imitated the Flint-stones throughout the week, while the Sophomores opted for the Little Tiger That Could. The Junior Class patterned their assault on the spirit competition after The Three Little Pigs,” ond the Senior Class Disneyland. Class skits were presented or the morning assembly, between candidates. The Freshmen chose o humorous skit dealing with those Saturday morning heroes of yester-yeor - Fred Flintsrone ond Barney Bubble. I think I con -1 think I con” wos heard throughout the Sophomore skit os the Little Engine That Could finally mode it over the mountains ond carried the Tigers to o victory. In the Juniors’ skit, they held on extremely humorous pig-colling contest to the delight of the crowd. The Senior skit revolved around the Snow White rheme. Prince Tiger saved the day os he come ond awoke the beautiful Snow White from her sleep. Homecorntfig 75 Seniors Joy Dunovonr ond her escort Kevin Faulkner emit on oir of sophistication or the Homecoming assembly. Collegiate is the word that describes Seniors Trocy Thompson ond her escort, Jomie Young. Seniors Grirtiya Suportonosiri ond her escort, Plessie Ellirt, demonstrate the exotic look ot the Homecoming assembly. An ouro of excitement enveloped Hopke Field on Friday os Melinda Mott, Trocy Thompson. Stocey Horner, Grirriyo Supottonoslri, ond Joy Dunav-ont were introduced to the crowd. As the candidates eagerly owoited the crowning, if was announced that the Class of 89 hod won the Spirit Comperi-ron for the 2nd year in o row. Soon, Tiger foorboll player Jason Wheatley walked toward the row of candidates ond rested the crown upon the head of jubilant Joy Dunavont. The fired up Big Red proceeded to roll over Kennerr by o 407 count. The evening then culminated in royal fashion os the annual Homecoming donee was held after the gome. CHS students really enjoyed the first big social event of the year os the Monosso Sound System provided the music for the evening. With o beautiful queen, o Tiger victory, ond the enjoyment that followed, the evening provided oil involved with many memories to cherish. Seniors Stocey Horner ond her escort, Brod Barnett, illustrate the conservative look or the ossembly. Personable is the word for Seniors Melinda Mott ond her escort. Trey Meeks. 76 Homecoming Srocey Horner mode CHS proud os she donned her prertiesr smile. Trocy Thompson, flanked by Trey Meeks and Brad Bornetr, enjoyed the pre-gome festiviries. Looking her loveliest for rhe hometown crowd, Grirtiyo Supatranasiri was ecstatic about being a candidate. Along with o beautiful singing voice, Joy Dunovont also possesses o radiant smile. Royal Beauty Shines at Game t And rhe winner is... Joy Dunav-ont. The festivities of Homecoming were copped off with rhe crowning of rhe queen, os Jason Wheatley and Gerald Anderson performed rhe honors. Homecoming 77 (Above) The Key Club Christmas King and Queen candidates were Jason Long and Beth James (Freshmen), Logan Thompson and Trocie Driver (Sophomores). More DeReign and Toro Atchison (Juniors), and Joson Wheorley ond Melindo Mott (Seniors). (Right) Speech-Debote Club members Dee Privert, Lone Southern, ond Joy Wilson delight the Christmas Assembly crowd with o humorous skit. Trey Meeks ond Jamie Young led the Student Council in their own memorable rendition of Christmas clossics. Assembly Enjoyed By All The members of OOZIE 35 rapped Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer. Christmas Spirit ron rampant through the halls of CHS os the holiday season commenced. The Key Club added o dash of floir to this year's festivities by hosting o class competition for Christmas King ond Queen, os well os treating students to o Christmas donee. Expectations were high, os students eagerly anticipated the Christmas holidays. On the day before vocation, Student Council delivered Christmas cords, ond the student body was entertained by on assembly. A number of skits, os well os the Christmas Royalty, were presented to the student body. That night, More DeReign ond Toro Atchison won o close race for the rifle of Key Club Christmas King ond Queen. The ensuing donee provided o wonderful night for oil. Beth Singleton, Melissa LoForge, ond Nikki Goff Pritchard provided o classical touch. (Left) Joson Wheatley demonstrated his Giddy-Up techniques os he “rode to the rescue in the Speech-Debate skit. Christ mos Everything is oil smiles for Dee Privett ond A. Hilburn ond Cherie Medlin or rhe donee. Slentz get close. G. Doncing rhe night owoy ore Ricky Flippo, Tino Soliz, Damon Dole, ond Michelle Herren. Shannon Guthrie, Johnnie Sue Gurley ond Rita Smith moke o move to Christmas King More DeReign ond Queen Toro Atchi-fhe wild side. son ore elated offer rhe coronation. Junior Dede Jeon shows us her peorly whites. CHS students party the night away with 92 FM. (Barbie Wilson, Meg Sommerkomp, Brian Edwards, Jenny Fisher, and Melissa LaForge) Christmas V Host Joson Wheatley (Sr.) introduces Danny Darnell to his Californio dreomgirr. Kathy Lancaster (Jr.) Helping to make In My Dreams a night to remember are Seniors Tina Linsman, Mary Ludwick, Tommie Lott, Tonya Mitchell. Melinda Mott and Tina Soliz (Junior). 'What am I supposed to be doing? ponders Tonya Mitchell (Sr.) os she tries to appear busy. 80 Cotton Blossom We have ways of making you work!” Seniors Brad Barnett and Trey Meeks persuade Nathan Guest to put up tables. Seniors Johnnie Sue Gurley. Tommie Lott. Tina Soliz and Senior Tino Linsman perfected their balloon-blowing techniques. CHS cheerleaders strut their stuff to the tune of Little Shop of Horrors.” Hard Work Pays Off Seniors Joson Wheatley and Theresa Denson served os the hosts in Journalism's spoof of the Doting Gome”. (Above) Seniors Nathan Guest and Trey Meeks try to administer the two-man thirteen step plan” for unfolding o choir. (Right) Country boy Anthony Swinger (Junior) does his best hog yell, while master rapper Cedric Fields (Senior) and Harvard yuppie Jim Miller (Junior) chill. Hours of strenuous labor were logged by Seniors Jenny Homm, Teresa Luther, and Johnnie Sue Gurley. Corroo DtOMom The 1986 Corron Blossom Assembly wos held on Friday, February 19fh. The five condidores and rheir escorts were Paulette Anderson, escorted by Gerald Anderson, Mary Ludwick escorted by Greg Slentz, Lori Milburn escorted by Michael Garrett, Tonya Mitchell escorted by Jason Wheatley, and Rita Smith escorted by Todd Coppoge. The condidores modeled casual ond formal wear to be judged by out-of-town judges. Journalism students provided o skit for entertainment ond the cheerleaders did o donee routine to the song Little Shop of Horrors. At 9:00 o.m. on Sofurdoy, February 20th, the School Publications class begon working hard to carry out the theme of the dance, In My Dreams . Decorations of sapphire blue ond silver featured colossal balloon columns, sectioning off the donee floor, with streamers draped from the beams of the gym ceiling. The crowning wos held or 7:30 February 20th with the donee immediately following. As o large crowd observed, Miss Rita Smith wos crowned the 1988 Cotton Blossom Queen. Student Body attendance, along with o variety of music ployed by Ma-nosso mode 1988 Cotton Blossom Donee o success. (Above) Rito Smith ond her escort, Todd Coppoge, show rheir elegance. (Right) Cotton Blossom candidates: (I. to r.) Tonya Mitchell, Mary Ludwick, Paulette Anderson, Lori Milburn, ond Rita Smith model rheir casual wear. 82 Corton Oiossom 1988 Cotton Blossom Queen Rito Smith. Corron Blossom condidore Tonyo Mitchell and her escort. Joson Wheatley. Corron Blossom candidate Paulette Anderson and her escort, Gerald Anderson. Corron Blossom candidate Lori Milburn and her escort, Michael Garrett. 1987-88 Corron Blossom Courr Cotton Blossom escorts: (I. to r.) Michael Garrett, Joson Wheatley, Gerald Anderson, Todd Coppoge, and Greg Slentz. The Cotton Blossom Staff was pleased to present these 5 couples os the 1967-88 Corron Blossom Court. Corron Blossom condidore Mory Ludwick and her escort Greg Slentz. Cotton Blossom The Reverend Cedric Fields gave an emotional sermon os he heavily emphasized non-violenr pro-resr. Mitchell Wooden Tommy Portwood Derrick Hathaway, and Greg Nicholson served as church deacons. M. L. King Honored Serena Wade Rochelle Robinson. Wendy Branch, Rochelle Dillard, Shauna Smirh. Andrea Morgan Hope Lane and Dorothy Wooden showed off their vocal cords. Rose Bell ond Dorothy Wooden performed o beautiful duet. For the first rime in three years CHS was treated to o Block History Assembly. This assembly serves os both on entertaining ond educotionol way for oil students to leorn. about the great strides that Black Americans hove mode in years post ond present. This year's assembly chose to honor Dr. Martin Luther King. Dr. King advocated o program of peaceful resistance os o way to combot prejudice ond discrimination. Thanks to Dr. Martin Luther King, our notion is o few steps closer to being united, regardless of race, color, or creed. Block History Assembly The emotional singing of Hope Lone touched the clergy members os well os the crowd. Cooch Hugh Buddy'' James oversees the crowd or one of the many assemblies CHS students were treated to this year. Dromo Club provided students with many loughs through their participation in assemblies. Christmas King and Queen Marc DeReign (Jr.) ond Toro Atchison (Jr.) shore the spotlight. Other Assemblies Jamie Young (Sr.) really flipped over the spoce-boll contract assembly. o c (Above) Demonstrating just how bod they ore, these Juniors take the stage to do another rop. (Below) The CHS choir musically uplifted the spirits of CHS students. Juniors Rendi Fox ond Adrienne Malone leorn how to build o shonry similar to those in the Depression rime. Students Re-live History Junior Toro Atchison thinks that it is too early in the morning to shore the some amusement os Junior Christy Egberts. These C.C.C. Juniors seem to be enjoying their free rime. How does your food taste. John?” (Junior John Dean) Coach Roy Edwards American History dosses once again hopped into their rime machine ond visited the days of yesteryear os they once again held CCC ond Depression. This year's CCC project included doing work or England Pork in Coruthersville. The students stayed or Westside ond hod mass-produced meals ond even some interesting activities or night. As Depression weekend approached, juniors were rounding up cardboard to moke their shanties. Once again they went our to the wilderness of o neighboring store ond re-enocred the days of the Great Depression. The students did indeed survive the weekend, ond certainly hod on educorionol experience they'll never forget! 86 C.CC. Depression Weekends Junior Debro Duckett tells Junior Denise Hudson how to tie o garbage bog. (Above) Srudenf Council slaves Toro Atchison (Jr.) and Baxter Southern (Fr.) were sold in lunchtime auctions. (Below) Ricky Jackson (Soph.) showed his feminisric flipside on switch day. Senior Brod Barnett got into the Holey Day Spirit. Slaves, Sheets And Spring Although the weather wasn't very springy, the fever was still in the oir. Students celebrated the worm weather with Sweats doy. Holey’ doy, Switch day. ond the ever-populor ' Joe Cool” doy. A few twists were added to Spring week os Student Council slaves were auctioned off or lunch. The slaves were eosy to spot os mony wore ridiculous outfits ond signs while serving their masters. The week was culminated with the annual spring dance, which was held os an Animal House” Togasryle parry. The week was certainly a blast for all who rook port. Although the weather wasn't too spiffy, the week went very well. I think people really enjoyed the auctions, although being o slave was no thrill. The gomes at lunch went well, ond participation was at a new height. The Toga party was a major throw-down ond everybody had a good rime, commented Student Council President Trey Meeks. Spring Wepk 87 Cost (Isr row - left ro right) John Deon (Weosel). Bryon Roberts (Rocco). (2nd row) Meg Sommerkomp (Noncy), Jenny Fisher (Peggy Sue). Shondo Hollomon (Wilhelmina). Emily McKoskle (Romono), Volerie Moners (Glorio). Corole Medlin (Connie). (3rd row) Joy Wilson (Stretch), Chorlorre Hicks (Corliss). Baxter Southern (Calhoun), Toro Atchison (Augusta Smoot). Loro Streere (Gillian Gordon). Trey Meeks (Eustice Early). Melisso LoForge (Thelmo Jeon). Damien Sturm (King Kenny Kool), Beth Singleton (Hermoine Mocklucknee Von Pelf). Barbie Wilson (Mo Early), Stocey Horner (Moude Sneed). Michael Bennett (Sgt. Thursday). Lone Southern (Trench). Brent Foster (Hughie Von Pelf). Long Live Rock and Roll Long Live Rock n' Roll was a two-ocr comedy that many observers judged ro be one of the CHS dramo deportments best ever. The action centered around Gillian Gordon's attempts to save her girls academy from the clutches of aristocratic Hermione Moclucknee Von Pelt, o strong opponent ro the 50's croze, rock n' roll. The plot thickened when teen idol Eustice Early, the greatest rocker of them oil, arrived on the scene. Additional humor was provided by Eustice's hillbilly family and the most deadpan cops since Joe Friday turned in his bodge. Eustice’s plan to save the school is foiled by a unique clause in the Academy's contract with Mocklucknee Manufactures. With despair in the oir, the real owner of Mack-lucknee Manufacturing stood up it was none other than Eustice's own millionaire Mo. The school was saved and the rock hop was in full swing. Crew (1st row - left to right) Lesley Jomes, Amy Jones, Beth James, Laura Jomes. Brooke Creosy. Jodi Blackmon, Anno Wotkins. (2nd row) Grittiyo Suportonosiri. Amy Stricklin, Christy Egberts. Byron Luber, Lourie Egborts. Cherie Medlin, Melindo Mott. (3rd row) Dede Jeon, Trocy Thompson. Scott James. Denny Pullom, Loyoll Grantham, Randi Waldrop. Nicki Goff Pritchard. 88 Ploy Production Weosel (John Deon) listens otrentively to one of Rocco's (Dryon Roberts) mony profound srorements. King Kenny Kool (Domien Sturm) tries to discouroge Thelmo Jeon (Melisso LoForge) from using her ‘ country girl'' persuosion of him. Eustice Eorly (Trey Meeks) fons (Volerie Moners. Jenny Fisher, Emily McKoskle, ond Meg Sommerkomp) could spend the doy wotching him breothe. Gillion Gordon (Loro Streete) ond Eustice Eorly (Trey Meeks) tug-o-wor with Mrs. Von Pelt (Beth Singleton) ogoinsr Sgr. Thursdoy (Michoel Bennett), while Noncy (Meg Som-mercomp) looks on. Director Neely Mitchell, olong with student directors Trocy Thompson ond DeDe Jeon, critiques the cost ond mokes suggestions for improvements. Mouse-eored Wilhelmino (Shondo Hollomon) is tired of looking out for oliens. Ptay Product too 69 Onlookers ore ostonished os Greg Nicholson comes to life in the Deon-Swinger skit. Will you pleose vote for me? Jim Miller osks Senior Theresa Benson. Vice-presidential candidate Anthony Swinger puts finishing touches on his poster. Miller Student Council •'Experienced •Qualified •Odard ‘Working Darnell President V. President Campaign Manager-Charles Motton Keep The Party Going in ‘88-89 VOTE JOHN DEAN President ANTHONY SWINGER Vice-President We Appreciate Your Vote 90 Student Council Elections Jim Miller ond Danny Darnell work together as a ream before the assembly. John Dean ond Anthony Swinger hope to impress voters. Atchison Pres. Streete V. Pres. Lara They CMS. go Student Lara ‘Together ‘Body The new Student Council President ond Vice-President - Toro Atchison ond Loro Streete. Candidates Run Close Race Student Council election week is always on exciting week or C.H.S. This statement is especially true this year os there were three unusually strong reams. Jim Miller and Donny Dornell claimed to be Experienced. Qualified ond Hardworking. Toro Atchison ond Loro Streete sought the office on the basis of their experience. John Dean ond Anthony Swinger pledged to 'keep the party going in 68-89”. The week was filled with mony handshakes, posters ond skits. When the ballots were counted no team hod o majority. so o run-off was held between Archison Srreere ond Miller Darnell. When the Honors Assembly come, it was announced that the new Student Council President ond Vice-President were to be Toro Atchison ond Loro Streete. Student Council Elections 91 A few of the Junior boys chill out' while decorating for Pram. Jeri Packard and Louro Nickelson ore working hard decorating for Grand March. Loro Streete monoges to remain smiling during the tedious job of cleon-up. Toro Atchison ond Rendi Fox find something humorous about hanging balloons. The main points of prom that most juniors remember ore decorating ond cleoning-up. Even though it means getting up early ond working hard, most juniors enjoy decorating for pram. Cleon-up is nor quire os much fun as decorating bur it is o time to clown oround ond reminisce about prom with other juniors. Grand March is on exciting event to participate in. As you ore waiting in line for it to begin, your stomach gets butterflies ond you pray that you won't trip ond moke o fool of yourself. Once you get our there the spotlight shines in your eyes ond you ore viewed not only by your friends ond family, bur everyone else too. An emcee announces you ond your dote os you walk down the aisle. Then the spotlight is turned off ond you begin to anticipate the banquet ond prom. Christy Egborts doesn't seem to mind cleaning up the post-prom mess. Sobrina Grazer is o step up on decorating while Tommy Ludwick works her woy up. Grand March Enjoyed By All Freshman Baxter Southern proudly escorts his dote, Tonyo Myers (Junior). Senior Jomie Young and Sophomore Shondo Holloman stop to pose for the crowd. Freshman Jimmy Sloan shows his exuberance to be or Grand March with Senior Kim Phelps. Sophomore Tony Long proudly shows off his rhe sp0rlight Senior dote, Down Dovis Senior Lone Southern is thrilled about being escorted by fellow Senior Michael Garrett. Prom 93 Lenny Welsh (Sr.) wonders if belle Rendi Fox (Jr.) is going crazy os Lori Milburn (Sr.) ond her dare, Ron Griffin, remporarily lose each orher. Donny : irnell (Jr.) and Srocey Horner (Sr.) ore will- ing to i mce rhe nighr owoy. The donee floor remained crowded Throughout rhe nighr, os students danced to their fovorite songs. Scott Ayers looks his best for prom while teaching his slick donee moves. Wait o minute let me strike o better pose? s , d Byron Luber os he danced with fellow or Christy Egborts. 94 Prom Dance space was harder ro find rhon a parking place in front of the school, os few couples opted to sir this one out. Johnnie Sue Gurley (Sr.) is happy to have found a new dance partner, as Robbie Utley (Sr.) and Shannon Guthrie (Sr.) scout out their own prospects. After a hard week of coordinating the Prom, Jr. Closs President Marc DeReign is happy ro just be a port of the party. Billy Parker (Jr.) and Tonya Mitchell (Sr.) are happiest when in each other's arms. We've Only Just Begun The 1968 Junior-Senior prom We've Only Just Begun was held on Saturday May 7rh. The colors consisted of red, block ond silver. The evening began with Grand March or 6:00 p.m. in the Coruther-sville High School gym. The prom colors held true with on orch consisting of merollic silver foil, red ond silver balloons, ond white lights. To provide a background. there was o murol depicting o city night located behind the orch. Beautifully dressed couples poroded through the orch to be viewed by their family ond friends. Many couples rook advantage of the catered banquet rhor followed Grand March lasting until 8:00 p.m. After oil of the proceding events were over, it wos rime for the big event ro begin. The decorations centered around red. block, ond silver balloons ond trees adorned with white lights. They were complemented with top hots ond corresponding colored streamers. Sound Source from Molden provided o variety of music for the evening. All in oil the 1988 Junior-Senior prom lived up to everyone's expectations. Mr. Roberts congratulates Shondo Hollomon on winning the Biology oword. Students Receive Honors Nicki Goff Pritchard (Junior) received o trophy for her outstanding performance os drum major. Loro Streete (Junior) ond Toro Atchison (Junior) ore thrilled after learning of their Student Council election victory. The best all-around athlete award went to three-sport star Jason Wheatley (Senior). The annual Honors Assembly was held to recognize students for their achievement - scholastic awards as well as athletic letters were handed out. Most of the honors went to seniors os they accepted numerous scholarships and other merits. The assembly was capped off as Student Council President Trey Meeks announced Atchison and Streete as the winners of the Student Council election. Joy Dunavonr (Senior) received a merit from Mrs. Chaffin in S.O.E. Jamie Young (Senior) is ready to take o break ofrer handing our the last of rhe Honor Roll certificates to Freshman Meg Summercomp.___ Ms. Sondro Jackson ond Melindo Morr (Senior) hove o sentimental moment os they hug one another. Joson James (Senior) is happy ro receive rhe Honor Society collar he will show off on graduation night. Counselor Verlon Till applauded Charles Adams (Senior) for receiving a scholarship. Richie Babcock was louded for having his industrial arts project place at State. Honors Assembly 97 HONOR GRADUATES PERFECT ATTENDANCE SENIORS TRENT INGRAM TONYA MITCHELL RACHELLE RODINSON GREG SLENTZ WANDA SPANN CHRIS RIGGS JUNIORS LORI CLOCK RICKY BOYD EVELYN GUNTER scon JAMES DONALD KIRBY JO JO SAENGSAMRAN SOPHOMORE PATTY VANAPIPAT FRESHMEN BRIAN EDWARDS MARVIN HAMILTON JASON LONG TINA MC DOWELL COREY MILLER 1988 HONORS AND AWARDS DAR GOOD CITIZEN • KIM PHELPS DANFORTH AWARDS • LINDA RENDLEMAN CURTIS BOYD JACK HOPE MEMORIAL AWARD ■ JASON JAMES BABE RUTH SPORTSMANSHIP • LINDA GREEN CORTEZ TAYLOR STUDENT COUNCIL SCHOLARSHIP • KEVIN WATKINS CURTIS BOYD FBLA SCHOLARSHIP • MELINDA MOn MUSIC BOOSTERS SCHOLARSHIPS • BAND - CHRIS RIGGS CHOIR - BETH SINGLETON PEMISCOT PUBLISHING COMPANY TRACK TROHY - GIRLS • TRACIE DRIVER BOYS • JASON WHEATLEY ART AWARD - MELISSA PICKENS BIOLOGY AWARD - SHONDA HOLLOMON FORENSIC AWARD - RENE DILLARD FRENCH AWARD • JASON JAMES HOME ECONOMICS AWARD - GREG NICHOLSON INDUSTRIAL ARTS AWARD • JASON LONG PHYSICS AWARD - JASON JAMES LIBRARY AWARD • MACHELL WOODS MATHEMATICS AWARD • JASON JAMES FOOTBALL LETTERS FRANK GEORGE BOBBY COLEMAN TIM MASSENGALE BILLY PARKER GREG SLENTZ TYRONE BELL CORTEZ TAYLOR JAMIE YOUNG DANNY DARNELL JASON WHEATLEY MARVIN STRANGE KEVIN FAULKNER GERALD ANDERSON TOMMY JACKSON WILLIAM EDWARDS JEFF CARTER BRAD BARNEn JOHN PRATHER CASEY MC CLENDON AARON STETSON MICHAEL BENNEn JEROME COBB JERRY HUDGENS JAY WILSON ROBERT JONES CHRIS RIGGS TREY MEEKS RICKY BOYD CHARLES MOHON BYRON LUBER EVEREn WILBURN PL ESSIE ELLm JIM MILLER RALPH WILLIAMS - STU TRAIN LEROY RODGERS - MANAGER 9TH FOOTBALL LETTERS JASON LONG ALBERT HUNT RYAN BRASWELL MORGAN OVERBEY BAXTER SOUTHERN NOEL COOK BRIAN EDWARDS CHRIS CUMMINGS COREY MILLER DANIEL WATKINS ROBBIE TAYLOR FRED HOPKINS ERIC JOHNSON GIRLS TRACK LETTERS TRACIE DRIVER PAULA COBB ROXANN WILSON LOREnA COBB ANDREA MORGAN CHARLES MITCHELL ADAMS JOY DUNAVANT LAURA BETH FOUTS JASON CANA JAMES ROBERT TOMAS MEEKS III TONYA LEAYN MITCHELL MELINDA JANE MOTT KIM ELAINE PHELPS LINDA KAY RENDLEMAN ELIZABETH CAROL SINGLETON JANA LANE SOUTHERN WANDA LYNETTE SPANN GRITTIYA GLEO SUPATTANASIRI JAMES RAY YOUNG II KATHRYN WINCHESTER HONOR ROLL CERTIFICATES SENIOR JOY DUNAVANT ■ VOCATIONAL KATHRYN WINCHERSTER - VOCATIONAL LINDA RENDLEMAN • VOCATIONAL ACADEMIC ■ SENIORS JASON JAMES MELINDA MOTT WANDA SPANN LANE SOUTHERN GRITTIYA SUPATTANASIRI TRACY THOMPSON KIM PHELPS BETH SINGLETON JUNIORS TARA ATCHISON CHRISTY EGBARTS LAURA NICKELSON TARA REED SANIT SAENGSAMRAN CLASS RANKING 1ST SENIOR - JASON JAMES JUNIOR • JAY WILSON SOPHOMORE • SHONDA HOLLOMON FRESHMAN • JASON LONG SOPHOMORE SHONDA HOLLOMON CHERIE MEDLIN KELLIE PHELPS BARBIE WILSON FRESHMAN JENNIFER FISHER BRENT FOSTER HEATHER HIPPLER JASON LONG LISA MALONE MEG SOMMERCAMP LARA STREETE JAY WILSON BOYS TRACK LETTERS BILLY FINLEY JASON WHEATLEY LOGAN THOMPSON RAYMOND SMITH JASON GUYTON FRANK GEORGE JOE JOHNSON SAM HOLLYWOOD EVEREn WILBURN FRANK TRAVIS - MGR JEROME COBB VOLLEYBALL LETTERS BRIAN HOUSTON RENEE DRIVER CORTEZ TAYLOR TRACIE DRIVER RONNIE RICKS MIA JONES AARON FULLER LEANN WILLIAMS PLESSIE ELLin TRACEY PRESBERRY TYRONE BELL SHAUNA SMITH CURTIS BOYD • MGR 5HIRRON ANDERSON ANDREA MORGAN GOLF LETTERS JASON JAMES MARY LUDWICK AARON WIGGINTON BASKETBALL LETTERS JAMES MILBURN MARY LUDWICK BAXTER SOUTHERN LINDA GREEN ANTHONY SWINGER RENEA DRIVER JOHN DEAN SHIRRON ANDERSON PAUL STONE TRACIE DRIVER TRACEY PRESBERRY TENNIS LETTERS JESSICA PALMER JOHN MARTIN SIRENA EDWARDS - MGR TREY MEEKS TOM COLLINS ANDREA MORGAN - SCORE KEEPER SANIT SAENGSAMRAN TENNIS LETTERS MICHAEL BENNETT TRACEY RINEY GRiniYA SUPAnANASIRI BRYAN ROBERTS BOYS BASKETBALL LETTERS BYRON LUBER BASEBALL LETTERS JASON WHEATLEY BRAD BARNEn PLESSIE ELLin JAMIE YOUNG TIMMY MASSENGALE KEVIN FAULKNER GERALD ANDERSON LEN WELSH DAVID STEWART DANNY DARNELL TOMMY JACKSON JIM MILLER TYRONE BELL BILLY PARKER FRANK GEORGE AARON STETSON EVEREn WILBURN casey McClendon ANTHONY CAGLE JAY WILSON (Score Keeper) ERIC JOHNSON • MGR 98 The Main Objective'' Organizations Many organizations had a very successful year during ’87-'88. FBLA had five members of the thirteen who traveled to District competition to qualify for state. National Honor Society hod on original project of the new bulletin boards seen in the halls of CHS. The Tiger Rag Staff traditionally put out the paper. Cotton Blossom staff put out the yearbook and sold cookbooks os o money-moking project. Spanish Club went to Foreign Language Fair or Cope. Speech and Debate hod members win or Districts. Library Club pur up the Christmas Tree os their annual project. The main objective of organizations was ''togetherness . 99 STUDENT COUNCIL - (standing from left ro right) - Drod Barnett, Stocey Horner, Donny Darnell, Baxter Southern, Jason Long, Toro Atchison, Byron Luber, Laura Jomes, Todd Coppoge, Loro Streete, Trey Meeks, Jamie Young, Melindo Mott, Shondo Holloman, Brian Houston, Cherie Medlin, Corole Medlin, Grirtiyo Supottonosiri, Tracey Presberry, Toro Reed, Nicki Pritchard, Liso Malone, Beth James, Amy Jones, and Kellie Bellont. DECA - (bottom) - Rose Bell, Renee Payton, (rap) - Tony Long, Ricky Boyd, Richie Babcock, Beth Mott, Louro Duckett, Tino Soliz, Cedric Fields, Tommie Lott, Sondy Smith, Teresa Luther, Sponsor Fred Boyd, Christy Brown, and Chris Hippier. 100 Ogonuot tons ART CLUB - (bottom row, left to right) - Loyd Avis, Curtis Boyd, Joson Wheotley, John Figgins, (second row) - Ms. Donno Snyder, Wonda Spann, Shounice White-low, Tonyo Lewis, Ms. Mary Lloyd, (third row) - Carrie McCurcheon, Charles Adorns, (top) - Mark Nolon, Keith Abbott FBLA - (kneeling, left to right) - Lone Southern, Louro Fours. Angelo Robinson, Rhondo Ruth, Laurie Egberts, Christy Egborts, Corole Medlin, More DeReign. (standing, bottom) - Renee May, Wendy Branch. Rendi Fox, Beth Mott, Ginger Lee, Tracey Grohom, Shondo Holloman, Tommie Lott, Renee Poyton, Tonyo Lewis. Meg Summercomp, Janet Reimonn, Charles Adorns. Rondy McFodden, Rondy Purser, Stephen Chostoin. (standing, top) - Aaron Fuller, Lindo Green. Trey Meeks, Loro Srreete. Byron Luber, John Martin, Todd Coppoge, Lorie Block, Liso Gibbins, Toro Atchison, Trocy Thompson, Srocey Horner, Chorlotte Hicks, Louro James, Melindo Mott, Logon Thompson, Kellie Phelps, Bryan Roberts, Johnnie Sue Gurley, Leoh Pruietr, Chris Riggs, Kristy Homm, Shannon Guthrie, Robbie Utley, Kim Phelps, Angel Hueppauff. Poulo Williams, William Edwards, Greg Slentz, Jenny Homm, Loveto Lockridge, Cynthia Worts, Jeffrey Colverr, Ingram Simmons, ond Jimmy Cunningham, Ogonaonooj 101 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA (Sitting, left to right) - Juono Driskill, Undo Green. Jenny Hamm, Joni Blackman, (Standing) - Sponsor Ms. Barbara Combs. Teresa Luther, Melissa Brogdon, Paula Williams and Jason Wheatley. MATH 5CIENCE CLUB (Kneeling) - Bryan Roberts, (Bottom row, left to right) - Grirriyo Suparranasiri. Beth Singleton. Lone Southern, Jason James, (Top row) - Ms. Linda Dudley, Mr. Darryl Roberts. Mrs. Dawn Byrd, Randy McFodden, Jason Long, Laura James. Logan Thompson, Kellie Phelps, Kim Phelps. Lorie Block, Tonya Myers, Charles Adams, Marvin Strange, and Jerry Nickelson. 102 Orgorwoeons VARSITY C (Bottom row, left to right) - Jeri Pockord, Trocey Graham, and Angelo Robinson. (Second row) Melinda Mott, Trocy Thompson, Toro Atchison, Kevin Faulkner, Gritriyo Supottonosiri, Trey Meeks, (third row) - Casey McClendon, John Martin, Joy Wilson, Billy Porker, Michael Bennett, Jason Wheatley, JoJo Soengsomron, Jim Miller, Brian Houston, (top row) - Danny Darnell, Aaron Stetson, Brod Bornert, Chris Riggs, Bryon Roberts, and Jomie Young. HONOR SOCIETY (Bottom row, left to right) - Kim Phelps, Beth Singleton, Toro Atchison, Loro Streete, Gritriyo Supottonosiri, Lone Southern, Christine Egberts, (second row) - Trey Meeks, Charles Adams, Melisso LoForge. Teresa Colemon, Toro Reed, Louro Nickelson. (top row) - Joy Wilson, Bryon Roberts, Billy Park er, and JoJo Soengsomron. Organizations 100 Cheerleaders: Top Row - left ro right: Angelo Robinson, Tracey Grohom, Shondo Holloman, Toro Atchison,- 3rd Row - Michelle Herren, Monico Plunkett, Tracy Thompson: 2nd Row: Melinda Mott, Jeri Packard, Brooke Creasy, Loro Streete,- 1st Row: Beth James and Rhondo Ruth. 104 Organ 12 of om Majorettes: Left to Right - Lesley James. Lisa Malone, Anno Watkins, and Kellye Jo Russell. Flags: Top Row, left to right - Kellie Phelps, Rita Smith, Kim Phelps. Joni Blackman; Bottom row - Amy Jones, Teresa Colemon, Trocy Ingram, Lori Forbus and Tino McDowell. Orgonuoilons 105 DRAMA CLUB • (Bottom row, left to right) - Brooke Creosy, Jeri Pockord, Trocey Grohom, Shondo Holloman, Loro Streete, Beth Jomes, Charlotte Hicks, (top row) • Boxter Southern, Tonyo Mitchell, Beth Singleton, Lone Southern, Melinda Mott, Trocy Thompson, Toro Atchison, Brad Barnett, John Martin, Joson Wheatley, Aoron Stetson, Todd Coppoge, Rhonda Ruth, Kevin Faulkner, Logon Thompson, Trey Meeks, Jomie Young, Jenny Fisher, Meg Summercomp, Grirtiyo Supottonosiri, Emily McKoskle, Bryon Roberts, Amy Jones, Barbie Wilson, Christine Egborts, Laurie Egberts, Corole Medlin. TOP CATS - (Bottom row, left to right) - Liso Gibbins, Michelle Herren, Brooke Creosy, Jeri Pockord, Toro Atchison, Trocy Thompson, Trocey Grohom, Shondo Hollomon, Loro Streete, Beth Jomes, Monica Plunkett, Rhondo Ruth, Angie Robinson, (standing) - Cedric Fields, Melinda Mott, Renee Poyton, More DeReign, Liso Malone, Tonyo Mitchell, Srocey Horner, Lesley Jomes, Tino Soliz, Kristy Homm, Wendy Branch, Renee Moy, Brian Houston, Brod Barnett, Jo Jo Soengsomron, Kevin Faulkner, Logon Thompson, Jomie Young, Trey Meeks, Bryon Roberts, Joson Wheatley, Jenny Fisher, Emily McKoskle, Meg Summercomp, Amy Jones, Barbie Wilson, Cherie Medlin, Christy Egborts, Corole Medlin, Lourie Egborts. Lovero Lockridge, Aoron Fuller, Linda Green 106 Orgorwonora SPANISH CLUB - (Bottom row, left ro right) • Byron Luber, Loretta Cobb, Odessio Wooden, (second row) - Jeff Griffin, Barbie Wilson, Jeri Packard, Rochelle Dillard, Rachael Cogle, Trocy Ingram, (third row) - Corey Miller, Liso Molone, Melissa LoForge, Shouno Smith, Renee May, Louro Nickelson, Aaron Fuller, (top row) - Michael Bennett, John Deon, Denny Pullam, Beth Singleton, Sybil Granger, Jo Jo Soengsamron. FRENCH CLUB - (Bottom row, left ro right) - Tino McDowell, Monica Plunkett, Brooke Creasy, Tonya Mitchell, (second row) - Grittiya Suportonasiri, Shonda Holloman, Lara 5rreere, Taro Atchison, Diana Palmer, Baxter Southern, Tara Reed, Jenny Fisher, Angela Robinson, (third row) - Bryan Roberts, Lane Southern, Jay Wilson, Elizabeth Ramsey, Sabrina Grazer, Cherie Medlin, Laurie Egberts, Christine Egbarts, Tracey Graham, (top row) - Rene Dillard. Orgortzottom 107 COTTON BLOSSOM (Bock row): Tommie Lon, Brod Bornen, (Second row): Trey Meeks, Morgoret Irions, Tino Soliz, Grirriyo Suporronosiri, Melinda Mon, Kevin Faulkner, William Edwards, (First row): Teresa Luther, Jenny Homm, Tino Linsmon, Mory Ludwick, Nothon Guest, Tonyo Mitchell, Louro Fours, Johnnie Sue Gurley, and Denny Pullam TIGER RAG (Bock row): Cedric Fields, Joson Wheatley, Arron Stetson, Tim Griggs. (Second row): Melisso Middleton, Terice Payton, Christy Egborts, Jim Miller, Anthony Swinger. Kim Thrasher. (First row): Theresa Benson, Kim Woods, Dede Jeon, Donny Darnell, Korhy Lancaster, Jeri Packard, and Michelle Herren. 108 OrgonuotKxu LIBRARY CLUB. (Front row) Jo Dole, Wanda Sponn, Machell Woods. (Bock row) Mrs. Judy Roberts, Wendy McCoig, Sobrino Grazer. ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS (Bock row) Stephen Chastain, Loveta Lockridge, Kristy Hamm, Rhonda Ruth, Jana Campbell, Robbie Utley, Kathryn Winchester, Lindo Rend-leman, Kelley Crayne, Tommie Lott, Kim Thrasher, Janner Reimann, Joy Dunavonr. (Front row) Leah Pruietr, Angel Hueppauff, Clarissa Keith, Kim Woods, Mary Ludwick, and Rita Smith. Orgonizotlonj 109 Orgonuoftoni 1987-88 High School Bond First row (Left to right) - Odessio Wooden, Bose Bell, Dorothy Wooden, Chorlotte Ricks, Toro Reed, Lotonyo Corodine, Laurie Egberts, Cherie Medlin, Carrie McCutcheon, Audro Teeter. Second row - Kim Phelps, Tina McDowell, Kris Boiley, Chris Ford, Loyd Avis, Trocy Ingram, Felicia Jones, Rito Smith, Lorie Forbus, Liso Molone, Teresa Colemon, Tina Linsmon, Lesley James, Lorie Block, Nicki Goff Pritchard, Lorisso Dovis, Liz Romsey. Third Row - Poulo Williams, Anno Watkins, Kellye Jo Russell, Monica Plunkett, Trey Baker, Kyle Pullom, Daniel Watkins, Frank George, Brent Foster, Beth James, Evelyn Gunter, Joe Weddingron, Ralph Williams, Jeff Griffin, Joni Blackmon, Moliso Gorgus, Chorlotte Hicks, Corole Medlin, Fred Pruiett, Tonyo Myers, Ryan Braswell, Down Dovis. Fourth row - Tim Pore, Chris Ferrell, Frank Travis, Tommy Jackson, Renee May, William Sellers, Margaret Irions, Corey Miller, Jeff Colvett, Domon Dole, Richord Flippo, Heather Hippier. Standing - Robbie Toylor, Louro James, Kellie Phelps, Baxter Southern, Amy Jones, Chris Riggs, Volerie Moners, Joson Long, Brooke Creasy, Ricky Boyd. (Nor Pictured) Deno Darnell, Brian Houston Vorsify Choir Top Row (lefr to right) - Tom Lake. More DeReign, Marvin Homiron. Jimmy Sloon, Tony Long, Mark Brantley, Logan Thompson, Trocey Riney, Domien Sturm, Keith McCoy, Brian Edwords, Ricky Boyd. Second Row - John Dean, Dee Privett, Johnnie Sue Gurley, Connie Cogle, Beth Singleton, DeAngelo Joe, Wendy Branch, Shouno Smith, Lorerro Cobb Third Row - Bryon Roberts, Barbie Wison, Amy Jones, Odessio Wooden, Theresa Benson, Condy Johnson, Amy Stricklin, Louro Nickelson. Fourth Row - Nicki Goff Pritchard, Melissa LoForge, Meg Sommerkomp, Emily McKoskle, Tojuono Sanders and Trocey Presberry. Junior Richie Babcock proudly displays his prize-winning table mode in a shop class, which earned o T raring or the District Industrial Arts Contest, and o 2' raring or the state contest. OrQomzohons 111 Future Homemakers of America Club sponsor Ms. Borboro Combs, President Linda Green ond Sponsor Mrs. Deone Edwards. (Nor pictured were other members of the group) Forensic Club: First row (left to right) - Beth Singleton, Lone Southern Second row - Sponsor Mrs. Judy Roberts, Loretta Cobb, Louro Nickelson, Melissa LoForge, Sponsor Mrs. Vicky DeReign Third row - Joson James, Boxter Southern, ond Brent Foster. Ofgonuonortj The Main Objective'' Seniors The Seniors this year wonted to hove it oil. They were busy during '87 ond '88 ordering invitations, senior pictures, ond planning other senior activities. On May 26, after 4 years of hard work ond determination, the seniors reached their main objective - graduation. They proudly crossed the stage ond accepted their diplomas. 113 CHARLES MITCHELL GERALD ALLEN ADAMS ANDERSON Narionol Honor Society, FBLA, Art Club, Math-Science Club, Gold Cord. PAULETTE JEANINE ANDERSON WILLIAM LOYD AVIS III WILLIAM SCOTT MELISSA DAWN AYERS Jr. BAILEY French Club, Dromo Club, Construction Crew chairperson The Babbling Brooks . JAMES BRADFORD FREDIA KAY BELL BARNETT FHA, Library Club Drama Club, FBLA, French Club, Spanish Club, Debate Club. Varsity C, Top Cars, FCA (Captain 87-88: Co-Captain 86-87), Journalism Award (1986-87), Football, Baseball, Cotton Blossom Staff THERESA ANN BENSON Tiger Rag Staff, Student Council Representative, Varsity Choir CURTIS ATWOOD BOYD Art Club, DECA, Member of Missouri Boys State, Nominated for Citizenship Award, Gold Cord Recipient TYRONE BELL JONATHAN LYNN BRAY Football Seniors 115 KENNY DALE BULLINGTON JANA JO CAMPBELL FBLA, Top Cofs, Administrative Assistants, Thespian Award, 4th in Data Processing in FDLA stare championship. STEPHEN SCOTT CHASTAIN RICHARD RAY CHILTON Tiger Pag, Freshman Football, DECA, FBLA, Homeroom Officer. 116 Seniors 4 JEROME D. COBB TODD ALLEN COPPAGE Football, Golf, Student Council, FBLA, Dromo Club, Top Cots. JACQULINE CUNNINGHAM WILLIAM ALLAN EDWARDS FBLA, Football, Baseball, Cotton Blossom, Varsity C, FCA, Gold Cord Recipient, Choir. LAURA LYNN DUCKETT KEVIN REED FAULKNER Baseball, Football, Basketball, Bond, Varsity C, FCA, Drama Club, Top Cots, Cotton Blossom. JOY DUNAVANT Volleyball, Track, FBLA, Spanish Club, Girls Store. Junior Closs President, Home-coming Queen. CEDRIC KOSEYGIN FIELDS DECA, Top Cots, Tiger Rag, Homeroom President .. Senklfs 117 J 3rd in District Industrial Arts Fair. 118 Seotoo MICHAEL ROBERT GARRETT MICHAEL WAYNE GIBSON LINDA KAY GREEN JOHN LEE FIGGINS LAURA BETH FOUTS CHARLES FRENCHER JR. FDLA, DECA, Art Club, Top Cots, Spanish Cheerleading, FBLA, Debate, Tiger Rag Club. FTA, Gold Card Edifor-in-Chief, Homeroom Pres, and V. Pres., Key Club, Journalism Award, Cotton Blossom Editor. JAMES NATHAN GUEST JOHNNIE SUE GURLEY TIMOTHY DALE GRIGGS Morh-Science Club, Deco, Tiger Rag Staff Corron Blossom, Tiger Rag, Homeroom Officer. FBLA, FHA, Spanish Club, Corron Blossom, Varsity Choir, Chamber Choir, District Music Contest, Store Music Contest, Construction Crew for ploy production. SHANNON RENEE GUTHRIE Varsity Tennis, FBLA, FHA (Vice-President), Art Club, Spanish Club. LONNIE JUNIOR HAMILTON JENNY KAY HAMM Future Homemakers of America, Top Cots, Art Club, French Club, DECA. 4-H Condy-Striper. Tiger Rog, Cotron Bios- KRISTY DENISE HAMM DAVID E. HERREN RUSSELL HORNER, JR. Top Cors, FDLA, Office Monogemenr Procedures, Vorsiry C, Tennis. Track, Bosekrboll, FCA, Arr Club, STACEY MICHELLE BRIAN KEITH HOUSTON PATRICK HAROLD HORNER Football, Track, Basketball, Band, Top HUDGINS _ r , Cars, Varsity C Club, Student Council, Drama Club, Top Cars, Spanish Club, Stu- p A dent Council, Homecoming Candidate. 120 Senior! ANGEL SARAH HUEPPAUFF Moth Science Club, FBLA, Bond, Top Cots, 3rd or District Competition in F.B.L.A. TRENT ALAN INGRAM VICA, Vocotionol School Student of the Yeor ond Student of the quarter. MARGARET ELAINE IRONS Bond, Volleyball, FBLA, Cotton Blossom, Tiger Rag, Homeroom Officer, Varsity C. JASON CANA JAMES Forensic Club, French Club, Moth-Science Club, Norionol Honor Society, Homeroom President, Freshman Class Treasurer, Sophomore Class Treasurer, Varsity C Club, Golf, Honor Roll, Missouri Scholors Acodemy, Boys Store, Notional Young Leaders Conference, Gold Cord. DEANGELO WAYNE JOE Varsity Choir, District Contest, Srore Choir Contest, Homeroom Treasurer, Manager of Basketball reams MIA KARONE JONES Volleyball, Basketball, FBLA. Senior) 121 THOMAS LEE LAKE TONYA MICHELE LEWIS FBLA, FHA, Arr Club. Sponish Club. Tennis, Honor Roll, Gold Cord, Morh-Science Club, Top Cors. LAVETA JEAN LOCKRIDGE TAMMIE RENEE LOTT Tiger Rag, Corron Blossom (Organizations Editor), Administrative Assistants, FBLA, DECA, Gold Cord Recipient. TINA RENEE LIN5MAN Bond, Volleyball, Cotton Blossom, District Bond, All-Division Bond, District Contest, Gold Cord Recipient. JOHN CARL LUCY 122 Seniors MARY BERNICE LUDWICK Administrative Assistants Club, Varsity C, F.B.L.A., Cotton Blossom Staff, Tiger Bog Staff, Volleyball, Basketball, Band, Cotton Blossom Candidate, District Shorthand II - F.B.L.A. (1st place) TERESA GAYLE LUTHER Art Club, French Club, FHA, Top Cats, DECA, Candy Striper, Tiger Rag Staff, Cotton Blossom Staff KEITH McCOY JOHN COLLINS MARTIN FBLA, Marh Science Club, Top Cars, Drama Club. Boys' Stare, French Club, Varsity C, Tennis ROBERT THOMAS MEEKS III Student Council Pres., Honor Society Pres. Varsity C Pres., Junior Class Pres., Tiger Rag, Boys' Stare, All-Conference and All-District Football, Tennis, Long Live Rock n' Roll, Cotton Blossom JERRY WAYNE MIDDLETON JR. $ nkx 123 LORI LEANNE MILDURN DECA, FBLA, Tiger Bog, Srudenr Council, Cotton Blossom Condidore, Senior Closs President, Dist. DECA Conference Winner, Prom Committee LEVETTA LASHELL MORGAN FHA, Sponish Club 124 Seniors RANDALL GENE MILLER MELINDA JANE MOTT FBLA, Dromo Club, Cotton Blossom, Honor Groduore, Student Council, French Club, Top Cots, Cheerleading Varsity C. TONYA LEAYN MITCHELL Drama Club, French Club, Top Cots, Cotton Blossom, Reporter of Senior Class, Band, Flag Corps, Math Contest, Cotton Blossom Candidate, Perfect Attendance, Honor Graduate. GREG NICHOLSON KIM ELAINE PHELPS Notional Honor Sociery - Secretory, Moth Science Club - Secretory, Flog Corps - Co-Coproin, FBLA, Top Cots, Honor Graduate. JANNET MARIE REIMANN FBLA, DECA, FHA, FTA, Administrative Assistants, Top Cots, Library Club. LEAH MICHELL PRUIETT FBLA, FHA-Secretory, Bond, Administrative Assistants. LINDA KAY RENDLEMAN FBLA, Cheerleader, Moth Science Club, Girls Store, Administrative Assistants, Senior Class Secretary-Treasurer. JOE DENTON PULLAM II Ploy Crew, Cotton Blossom, Sponish Club, Track. JOEY CHRISTOPHER RIGGS Football, Track, FBLA, Moth Science Club, FCA, Sponish Club, Debate, Top Cots, Student of the Week, Dromo Club. Seoiofs 125 RACHELLE ROBINSON F.B.L.A.. Homeroom Representative, DECA ELIZABETH CAROL SINGLETON NHS, Student Council, Key Club, Forensic, Sponish, Moth-Science, FTA, Dromo, Ploy Cost, V. Choir, Chomber Choir, Allstate Choir, Bond, Moj. Copt., Sr. and Not. Girls' Chorus, Jr. Class Sec. Treas. GREGORY DEWAYNE RODGERS JON GREGORY SLENTZ Football, Baseball. Moth Field Doy, Perfect Attendance, Tiger Bog Staff, Top Cots, Cotton Blossom Escort, FBLA. RHONDA RENE RUTH Cheerleoding, FBLA, Top Cots, FHA, Dromo Club, Student Council, Homeroom Secretory RITA MARIE SMITH 1988 Cotton Blossom Queen, FBLA, Moth-Science Club, Art Club, Top Cots, Bond - Flog Corps, Administrative Assistants, Homeroom Class Officer. RONNIE SMITH VICA Club S. SANDRA RENA SMITH DECA. FHA. JANA LANE SOUTHERN Class Officer, Student Council, Homeroom Officer, FDLA (District ond Store Contest), Speech Debore. FTA, Dromo Club. 1985-1988 Ploy Productions (Cost ond Crew), French Club, Notional Honor Society, Moth Science Club, Top Cots, Flog Corps, Girls' Store Nominee WANDA LYNETTE BRAD SPANN Art Club, Spanish Club, DECA, FA, Notional Honor Society. SPICER GRITTIYA GLEO SUPATTANASIRI Tennis, Student Council, French, Moth-Science, Cotton Blossom, Dromo, Stage Crew, NHS, Varsity C, Forensic, Jr. Class Reporter, Sr. Class Vice-President, Leadership Con., Girls Store. CORTEZ L. TAYLOR All Conference 2nd reom, All District Honoroble Mention, All Conference 1st teom, Footboll, Track. TRACEY DELL THOMPSON FDLA President, Dromo Club Reporter. FCA, Varsity C, Cheerleoding Coproin, Top Cots, Homecoming Condidore. KELLEY CRAYNE THORNTON Track, FDLA, Key Club, Homeroom President, Homeroom Secretory, Student Council, Top Cots, Administrative Assistants. KIMBERLY ANNETTE ROBBIE JO UTLEY THRASHER FHA, Morh Science Club, Cotton Blossom, French Club, Choir, FTA, Homeroom President, Homeroom Reporter, Administrative Assistants, Managing Editor of Tiger Rog. RODERICK D. WARREN LEN ALLAN WELSH VICA, Baseball JASON LYNN WHEATLEY Varsity C, Football (Captain), Baseball, Track, Art Club, Key Club, Tiger Bag, FHA, Cotton Blossom Escort, Drama Club. PAULA GAYLE WILLIAMS FBLA, FTA, FHA, DECA, Art Club, Band. KATHERYN LYNN WINCHESTER Band Majorette, Basketball, FBLA, Administrative Assistants - President, SOE, Honor Graduate, Homeroom Secretary, MACHELL CELESTINE WOODS Art Club, Top Cars, DECA, Gold Card Recipient CURLY H. YOUNG JAMES RAY YOUNG II Student Council Vice-President, Varsity C Vice-President, Football, Baseball, FCA Senior Class Officers: (left to right, sirring) Linda Rendleman - Secretary-Treasurer, Lori Milburn - President. (Standing) Tonya Mitchell - Reporter, Brad Barnett - Student Council Repre-senrive, Grittiya Suparranasiri - Vice-President. Seniors 129 Timmy Mossengole (Jr.) gives Senior Jamie Young o reassuring hug and some counseling in the counselor's office. Norhon Guesr and Rhonda Ruth rry ro educate Soph. Liso Gibbins on Senior ways. Senior Michael Garrett mokes sure his hands ore presentable for o lody ro hold. Seniors Margaret Irions and Mory Ludwick hove found something amusing about Junior Tina Soliz. Senior Kevin Faulkner likes to home out . 130 Senior CondKfe Senior Trey Meeks ponders on serious CHS morrers while Todd Coppoge ond Trocy Thompson ossociore in the halls. Seniors John Martin, Berh Singleron, Todd Coppoge, ond Trocy Thompson shore some Christmas spirir. Shell! Gorrerr (Soph.) seems ro hove told Louro Fours (Sr.) something quite shocking. Tommie Lott could hove been more thrilled about other things besides school. Louro Fours feeds a hungry Tonyo Mitchell o Dorito os they work hard decorating the gym for Cotton Blossom. Jana Campbell shows off her knowledge of computers. 131 Nathan Guest (Senior) is enjoying his food at the Senior Banquet. Srocey Horner (Senior) looks ready to dig into her meal. Lori Milburn (Senior) ond Louro Fours (Senior) ore dressed to kill. Bored guys? Michael Garrett (Senior), Tom Lake (Senior), ond Trey Meeks (Senior). Sponsor Ms. Sondro Jackson gives Lori Milburn ond Louro Fours lost minute rips on presentation of the program. Seniors Enjoy Banquet Margaret Irions looks excited about the evening oheod of her. Who's Who Handsomest - Brad Barnett Most Beautiful - Joy Dunovonr Biggest Flirt - Brod Borneff, Louro Fours Funniest - Narhon Guest, Louro Fours Craziest - Nathan Guest, Morgorer Irions Biggest Mouth - Kevin Faulkner, Louro Fours Smartest - Joson Jomes, Beth Singleton Best Personality - Trey Meeks, Tracy Thompson Best Dressed - Brod Barnett, Joy Dunavant Best Dancer - Tom Lake, Joy Dunovonr Cutest Smile - Todd Coppoge, Srocey Horner Most Popular - Trey Meeks, Melinda Mott Most School Spirited - Joson Wheatley. Melinda Mott Most Athletic - Gerald Anderson, Mory Ludwick Most Sophisticated - Joson Jomes, Grirriyo Suportanasiri Most Likely to Succeed - Jason Jomes, Lane Southern Sexiest - Trey Meeks, Lori Milburn Friendliest - Jamie Young, Tonyo Mitchell Preppiesr - Kevin Faulkner, Lone Southern Nearest - John Martin, Tracy Thompson Shyest - Curtis Boyd, Teresa Luther On Friday May 20rh, many Seniors gathered or the Holidome in Dyersburg. Tenn. for the Senior Bonquet. It began at 6:00 p.m. Senior Beth Singleton gave the blessing ond then it was time to ''chow-down! The menu consisted of Beef Sirloin Tips, Italian Chicken Breasts, vegetables, ond chocolate cake, with a choice of reo or coke to drink. After the meol the Senior Who's Who was announced. Senior Class President Lori Milburn gave a speech filled with memories ond future ambitions. Lone Southern also presented o short speech. Mrs. Edno Chaffin was thanked for the banquet booklets ond Ms. Sondro Jockson was thanked for being in charge of the banquet. All of the Seniors gave a big round of applause to oil the faculty. The Senior Class was then presented with Class of '86' bumper stickers ond the 1988 Senior Banquet come to o close. Senior Conquer Baccalaureafe Held May 22nd. The CHS Baccalaureate services were held Sunday, May 22, 1988 in the CHS gym. The Invocation and the Benediction were given by Reverand Jerry Srarler of the Eastwood Memorial United Methodist Church. Reverend Iro Singleton of the First Baptist Church delivered the sermon and the scripture. The CHS Chorus performed, and Graduate Beth Singleton song Amazing Groce. There was o large turnout, os usual, to view the services in the gym, and to worch the Class of 1988 os they received Reverend Singleton's enlightening message, and viewed their lost experience os students in the CHS gym. Mr. Parkinson informs the Seniors of the rules while Mr. Till observes and assists. Norhon Guest gives us o friendly five, while Charles Frencher gives o smile. Plessie Ellin gets stuck in a choir or practice. Seniors Trent Ingram and Tommie Lott show us their strut. 134 Commencement The Class of '88 homes out for awhile. Roderick Warren. Robbie Urley, Kim Thrasher, ond Riro Smith were some of the Seniors who attended Baccalaureate Services. These Seniors find Baccalaureate practice both tiring and confusing. Mr. Parkinson explains rhe derails of Baccalaureate as this bunch of Seniors listens enthusiastically. Seniors line up to go through Baccalaureate practice. Charles Adams ond Jacquline Cunningham happily anticipate Baccalaureate. HONOR GRADUATES Charles Mitchell Adams Joy Dunavant Laura Beth Fours Jason Cana James Robert Thomas Meeks III Tonya Leayn Mitchell Melinda Jane Mott Kim Elaine Phelps Linda Kay Rendleman Elizabeth Carol Singleton Jana Lane Southern Wanda Lynerte Spann Grirriya Gleo Supartanasiri Kathryn Lynn Winchester James Ray Young II Commencement Project Groduofion wos lots of fun ond sometimes o little messy, os shown by these rtr. Verlon Till attempts to calm these jig moment. nervous Seniors before their First in his doss, Joson James deliv- The District Maintenance Men show their pride on the new platform con- ers his speech or Commencement. structed for graduation. Class of '88 Leaves CHS The 1988 CHS Commencement exercises were held Thursday, May 26, 1988 or Hopke Field. After Reverend Johnny Hood presented the Invocation, Class President Lori Milburn expressed greetings to the large audience. The CHS Chorus performed, offer which Joy Dunovonr introduced the speakers. First in his class, Joson James mode o tribute to many of his teachers in his speech. Our Future Depends on our Perception of Excellence. ’ Beth Singleton, the other speaker delivered As Time Goes By. After several awards were presented. Superintendent Carl Hutchison presented the Honor Graduates ond the Class of 1988. Mr. Charles Southern, president of the Board of Education, then presented the diplomas to the graduating class of 1988. After the Benediction, the class wos dismissed, and the Class of '88 walked through the door of life. 136 Cofnmencemenr Awards Presented Art - Curtis Boyd Athletic - Cortez Toylor ond Gerold Anderson Boys Citizenship - John Flggins Girls Citizenship - Tonyo Mitchell Woman's Club Scholarship - Beth Singleton Accounting - Trocy Thompson Home Economics - Linda Green Science - Joson Jomes Industrial Arts - Trent Ingram Horace Dunogon Scholarship - Kim Phelps Kiwonls Scholarship - Grittiyo Suportonsirl Music - Beth Singleton Lions Scholarship - Melindo Mott Business Education - Kothryn Winchester Business 0 Professional Women's Sch. - Mory Ludwick Methodist Church Scholarship - John Martin. Brad Bornett FCA Athlete of the Year - Jomie Young Joy Committee Scholarship • Connie Cogle. Curtis Boyd American Legion Scholarship - Tonyo Mitchell CCTA Scholarship - Tonyo Mitchell Beta Sigmo Chi Scholarship - Grittiyo Supottonosiri A ABBOTT. GREG (10 19 ABBOTT. KEITH (9)- 12. 101 ADAMS. MATTHEW (10)- 19 ABBOTT. TALMADGE (11)- 24 ADAMS. CHARLES (12)- 97. 101. 102. 103. 114. 135 ALEXANDER. MARGARET (9)- 12 ANDERSON. CASUNDRA (9)- 46. 47. 50. 51 ANDERSON. GALVIN (11)-ANDERSON. GERALD (12)- 36. 40. 52, 53, 54, 55, 77. 82. 83. 114 ANDERSON. GINGER (10)- 9 ANDERSON. PAULETTE (12)- 6. 72. 82. 83. 114 ANDERSON. 5HIRRON (10)- 44. 48. 49 ANTHONY. VERA (9 ATCHISON. TARA (ID- 24, 72. 78, 79. 85, 86. 87, 88. 91, 92. 100, 101, 103. 104. 106. 107 ATKINSON. FLORENE (9)- 12 AVIS. LOYD (12)- 101, 110, 114 AYERS. BARBARA (10 19 AYERS. CHRIS (ID- 24 AYERS. SCOn (12)- 94, 114 D BABCOCK. ADAM (10)- 19 BABCOCK. RICHIE (ID- 24. 97, 100. Ill BAILEY. KRIS (9)- 12. 110 BAILEY. MELISSA (12)- 114 BAKER. TREY (9 41. 110 BARHAM. WAYNE (10)- 19 BARNETT, BRAD (12)- 8, 36. 39. 65, 66.67, 70.74,76.77. 60. 87. 93. 100. 103. 106, 108, 115 BATEMAN, CARL (10)- 19 BELL, JOE (9)- 12 BELL. FREDIA (12 115 BELL, ROSE (ID- 24. 84. 100, 110 BELL. TYRONE (12)- 36. 39. 55. 60. 61. 72. 115 BELLANT, KELLEY (9 12. 100 BENNETT. MICHAEL (11)- 9. 24. 36. 38. 62. 63. 88. 89, 103, 107 BENSON, DAWNE (9)- 12 BENSON. THERESA (12)- 81. 90, 108, 111, 115 BEST. SHAWNA (9)- 12 BLACKMAN, ANTONIO (10)- 19 BLACKMAN. JONI (ID- 24, 28, 86, 102. 105, 110 BLOCK. LORIE (ID- 24, 109. 101. 102 BOYD. CURTIS (12)- 28. 76, 77. 101. 115 BOYD. FRANTISCA (10)- 19 BOYD. RICKY (1 24. 36. 101. 110. Ill BOWENS. JACKIE (9)- 12 BRADLEY. CHRIS (9 12 BRADLEY. DAYLEE (ID- 24 BRANCH. WENDY (9)- 44. 46, 84. 101, 106, 111 BRANTLEY, MARK (10)- 12, 111 BRASWELL. RYAN (9)- 7, 12. 41, 67, 110 BRAY. JOHN (12)- 115 BRIGHT. CHERYL (9)- 50 BRIGHT. LESLIE (9)- 7, 12. 50 BROGDON. MELISSA (12)- 102 BROWN. CHRISTI (ID- 9, 24, 100 BULLINGTON, KENNY (12)- 116 BURKS, SANDY (10)- 19 BURNHAM, LADONNA (9)- 12 BURN5, RONNIE (9)- 12 BYRD, SAMANTHA (10)- 19 c CAGLE. ANTHONY (9)- 12, 55. 57 CAGLE, CONNIE (12)- 111 CAGLE, LESLIE (9 12, 36. 40. 55 CAGLE, RACHEAL (9)- 12, 107 CAMP. JASON (9)- 12 CAMPBELL. JANA (12)- 109, 116. 131 CARTER. JEFFERY (9)- 12. 36 CARTER. SHONDA (9)- 12. 50. 51 CARADINE, LATONYA (9 12. 110 CASTELLI. BILLY (9)- 12 CHALMERS, ELAINE (ID- 24 CHANDLER. JOHN (9 12. 17 CHASTAIN. JENNIFER (9)- 13 CHASTAIN. STEPHEN (12)- 72. 101, 109, 116 CHILTON, RICKY (12)- 116 CHUMBLEY, MARSHALL (9)- 13 CLARK, TRACIE (ID- 19 COBB. ANTHONY (10)- 36 COBB, JEROME (12)- 36. 39. 60. 61, 116 COBB, LORETTA (ID-24.107, 111, 112 COBB, PAULA (9)- 13. 50. 58 COBB, RICHARD (9 13 COLEMAN, BOBBY (10)- 19, 36 COLEMAN, TERESA (ID- 24. 103. 105, 110 COLLINS. TOM (10)- 9, 19 COLVETT. JEFFREY (ID- 24. 101. 110 COOK, NOEL (9 13. 41 COPPAGE, TODD (12 4. 82, 83. 100, 101. 106. 116. 131 CULLER. DARRYL (ID- 24 CUMMINGS. CHRIS (9)- 13, 41 CUMMINGS. RENEA (9)- 13 CUNNINGHAM. JACKIE (12)-117, 135 137 CUNNINGHAM. JIMMY (9 19, 101 CUNNINGHAM. TIMMY (9)- 13 CRADDOCK. BRIAN (9)- 13 CRAIG. CRYSTAL (9)- 13 CREASY. BROOKE (9 8, 12. 13. 72, 88. 104, 106, 107, 110 D DALE. DAMON (9 18, 19, 79, 110 DALE, JO (9)- 13, 109 DALE, TONY (10)- 19 DARNELL, DANNY (11)- 24, 36, 39, 64, 65, 66, 70, 80, 91, 94. 100, 103, 108 DARNELL. DENA (10)- 19. 110 DAUGHETEE. RYAN (9 13 DAVIS, DAWN (ID- 24, 93, 110 DAVIS, ERIC (9 19 DAVIS, LARISSA (9)- 13, 110 DAVIS, LARRY (10)- 19 DAVIS, SHARON (9 13 DEAN, JOHN (11 5, 10. 24, 59, 86, 88, 89, 91, 107, 111 DEREIGN, MARC (ID- 24, 27, 68. 78, 79. 85, 95, 101, 106, 111 DILDINE. CHARLES (9 13 DILLARD, RACHELLE (11)- 84, 107 DILLARD. RENE (10)- 19 DRISKILL, JUANA (10)- 19, 102 DRIVER, SONYA (ID- 24. 44, 45, 48 49 DRIVER, TRACIE (10)- 18, 19, 44, 45, 48. 49. 78 DUCKETT. DEBRA (ID- 24, 86 DUCKETT. LAURA (12)- 75, 77. 100. 117 DUNAVANT. JOY (12)- 9. 72, 74. 76, 108, 117 DUNCAN. TERESA (9)- 13 DURR, JOSHUA (9)- 13 E EDWARDS. BRIAN (9)- 7. 41. 67. 79. Ill EDWARDS. SHANNON (ID- 24 EDWARDS, SHAWNEE (10)- 19 EDWARDS, SIRENA (ID- 24 EDWARDS, WILLIAM (12)- 36, 38, 75. 77. 101. 108. 117 EGBARTS. CHRISTINE (ID- 25. 86. 88. 92, 94. 103, 106, 108 EGBARTS, LAURIE (10 19. 88, 93, 101, 106. 108 ELLITT, PLES5IE (12)- 36, 52. 53. 55, 61, 74, 76, 134 EUBANKS. DEWAYNE (9)- 13 F FAULKNER. JOHN (10)- 20 FAULKNER. KEVIN (12)- 36. 64, 65, 70. 72, 74, 76,100,106,108,117, 130 FERNANDO, ALISA (9 13 FERRELL, CHRIS (9 41, 110 FIELDS. CEDRIC (12)- 7. 81. 84. 100, 106. 108. 117 FIELDS. RANDY (9)- 13. 36. 40 FIGGINS. JOHN (12)- 101. 118 FINLEY, BILLY (10 20, 66 FISHER. JENNIFER (9)- 9, 13, 79, 87, 88. 89. 106, 107 FLIPPO. RICKY (ID- 25. 79. 110 FLOYD, EDDIE (ID- 25 FLOYD, TRACY (9)- 13 FORBUS, LORIE (ID- 3, 25, 105, 110 FORD, CHRIS (9)- 13, 110 FORTNER. J. J. (9)- 13 FOSTER, BRENT (9)- 13. 88. 110, 112 FOUTS. LAURA (12)- 4. 101, 108. 118. 131, 132. 133 FOX, RENDI (ID- 25. 86. 92, 94. 101 FRANKS, CHARITY (9)- 13, 16 FRENCHER, CHARLES (12)- 118, 134 FULLER, AARON (10)- 55, 60, 101, 106, 107 FULLER. SONYA (9 13 G GARGUS, MALISA (10)- 110 GARRETT, MICHAEL (12)- 25, 82, 83. 93. 118, 130, 132 GARRETT, SHELLI (10)- 8, 13, 131 GEORGE, FRANK (ID- 25, 36, 40, 52, 53, 55, 61, 110 GIBBINS. LISA (10 3, 20. 101, 106, 130 GIBSON, MICHAEL (12 118 GIPSON. DIANE (10 20 GRAHAM, TRACEY (10 20, 72, 101, 103. 104, 106 GRANGER, SYBIL (10)- 20, 107 GRANT, DEBBIE (ID- 25 GRANTHAM, LOYALL (ID- 25. 88 GRAZER, TONETTE (9)- 13 GRAZER, SABRINA (ID- 25, 92, 107, 109 GREEN, ANTONIO (9)- 41 GREEN, LINDA (12)- 6, 48, 58, 101, 102, 106, 112, 118 GREENWAY, MELINDA (10)- 20 GRIFFIN, JEFF (9)- 14, 107, 110 GRIGGS. STEVEN (9)- 4 GRIGGS, TIM (12)- 10, 108, 119 GRISSOM, MICHELLE (9 14 GUEST, NATHAN (12)- 8, 80, 81, 108, 119, 130. 132, 134 GUNTER. EVELYN (ID- 25, 110 GURLEY, JOHNNIE SUE (12)- 79, 80. 138 61. 95, 101, 109, 111 119 GUTHRIE, SHANNON (12)- 42, 40, 79, 95, 101, 119, IX GUYTON, JASON (9)-14, 55, 57, 65 H HALL, ANTONIO (9)- 14 HALL, JACKIE (10)- 14 HALL, JESSICA (11)- 25 HALLIBURTON, JANIS (9)- 14 HAMILTON, LONNIE (12)- 119 HAMILTON, MARVIN (9)-14, 41, 55, 56, 57, 111 HAMM, JENNY (12)- 61,101,102,109, 119 HAMM, KRISTY (12 9. 42. 40, 69, 72, 101, 106, 109, 120 HARRIS, CEDRIC (ID- 20 HATHAWAY, DERRICK (9 14, 84 HAYES, MARYLYNN (10 20 HEAD, KEN (10 20 HERREN, DAVID (12)- 120 HERREN, MICHELLE (ID- 10, 25, 27, 79, IX, 106, 108 HERREN, TAMMY (9)- 7, 14 HICKS, CHARLOTTE (10)- 20. 88, 101, 106, 110 HILBURN, ASHLEY (10)-10, 18, 20, 79 HILBURN, WENDY (9)- 14 HIME, CHRISTIAN (10)- 20 HIPPLER, CHRIS (11)- 25, IX HIPPLER, HEATHER (9 14, 110 HOLDEN, CHRISTI (9)- 14 HOLLIS, MIKE (9)- 14 HOLLOMAN, SHONDA (10)- 4, 19, 20, 88, 89, 93, 96, IX, 101,104, 106, 107 HOLLYWOOD, SAM (9)- 7, 41, 55, 56, 57 HOPKINS. FRED (9)- 7, 14. 41 HOPKINS. PAULINE (10)- IX HOPKINS, TINA (10)- 20 HORNER, STACEY (12 74, 76, 77, 88, 94, 95, IX, 101, 106, 120, 132 HOUSTON, BRIAN (12)- 6, X, 61, IX, IX. 106, 110, 120 HOUSTON, ROBERT (11)- 25 HIDGEN5, JERRY (10)- 20, 36 HUDGINS, PATRICK (12)- 4, 120 HUDSON, DENISE (ID- 25, 86 HUEPPAUFF, ANGEL (12)- 7, 101, 109 HUNT, ALBERT (9)- 41 HUNT. CYNTHIA (10 20 INGRAM, TRACY (10 20. 105, 107, 110 INGRAM, TRENT (12)- 101, 134 IRIONS, MARGARET (12)- 101, IX. 110, IX, IX ISBELL, ROBERT (9)- 14 J JACKSON. CHARLOTTE (10)- 20. 46, X JACKSON, MARVIN (11)- 25 JACKSON, RICKY (10 87 JACKSON. TOMMY (11 25, 06. 39, 55, 110 JAMES, BETH (9)- 3, 14. 46, 47, 69, 78, 88, IX, 104, IX, 110 JAMES, JASON (12)- 3, 59, 101, 102, 112, IX JAMES, LAURA (10)- 20, 68. IX. 101. 102, 110 JAMES, LESLEY (10)- 20, 88,105, IX. 110 JAMES, SCOn (11)- 25, 88 JEAN, DEDE (11)- 25, 79. X, 88. 89. 108 JENNINGS, DESSIE (ID- 25 JOE, DEANGELO (12)- 101, 111 JOHNSON, ARESA (10)- 20 JOHNSON, CANDY (9)- 111 JOHNSON, ERIC (9 14, 55 JOHNSON, JAMES (10 20 JOHNSON, JOE (10)- 20, 67 JOHNSON, 5TEPHAINE (9)-14. X, 51, 87 JONES, AMY (9)- 14, 69, 88, IX, 105, IX, 110, 111 JONES, CHRIS (10)- 20. 55. X JONES, FELICIA (ID- 25, 110 JONES, MIA (12 6, 44, 45, 46, 101 JONES, ROBERT (10 10, 20. 06 K KEITH, CLARISSA (11)- 25, 109 KING, JOHN (9)- 14 KIRBY, CHRISTINA (9)- 14 KIRBY, DONALD (11)- 25 L LAFFERTY, NYOKA (9)- 14 LAFFERTY, PAUL (9)- 14 LAFORGE, MELISSA (11 5, 25. 78. 79, 88. 89, IX, 107, 111, 112 LAKE, TOM (12 4. 10, 69. Ill, 132 LANCASTER, KATHY (ID- 10, IX LANE, DORIS (9)- 14 LANE, HOPE (ID- 25. 84 LARRY, DORIS (10 2 LEATHERWOOD. MARVIN (9 14 LEE, CHRIS (10)- 10, 21 LEE. GINGER (10)- 21, 101 LEE, RITA (9)- 14 139 LEWIS, TONYA (12)- 42, 43, 101 122, 130 LINSMAN. TINA (12)- 80,108,110,122 LOCKRIDGE. LAVETA (12)- 72, 101, 106, 109, 122 LONG, JASON (9)-12, 14, 41, 67. 78, 100, 102, 110 LONG, TONY (11 25, 93. 100, 111 LOTT. TAMMIE (12 7, 75, 77, 80. 100, 101, 108, 109, 122, 131, 134 LOWRY, ANNA (9)- 14 LUBER. BYRON (ID- 25. 28, 36, 56, 75, 77, 88, 94, 100, 101, 107 LUCY, JOHN (12)- 122 LUDWICK. MARY (12)- 6, 44, 45, 48, 49, 80. 82, 83.108,109.123,130 LUDWICK, TAMMY (11)- 25, 92 LUNBECK. MICHAEL (10)- 21 LUTHER, LISA (ID- 25 ' LUTHER, TERESA (12)- 81, 100, 102, 108, 123 M MC CAIG, WENDY (9 14, 109 MC CALL, DEBBIE (ID- 26 MC CLENDON, CASEY (11)- 26. 36. 65, 103 MC COY, KEITH (12)- 26, 111, 123 MC CULLOM, PATTY (11)- 26 MC CUTCHEON, CARRIE (11)- 26, 101. 110 MC DOWELL, TINA (9 12, 14, 105, 107, 110 MC FADDEN. RANDY (ID- 26, 101, 102 MC KA5KLE, EMILY (9)- 3, 5, 15. 87, 88, 89, 106, 111 MC LEMORE, CARLTON (9)- 15 MC MILLEN, ANGIE (10 21 MC MILLEN, TAMMY (9)- 15 MALONE, ADRIENNE (11)- 26, 86 MALONE, LISA (9)- 3, 15, 100, 105, 106, 107, 110 MANERS, VALERIE (10)- 5. 8, 21, 69, 110 MARCRUM. JOHNNY (9)- 15 MARTIN, JOHN (12)- 5, 9, 10, 62, 63, 101, 103, 106, 123, 131 MASSENGALE, TIM (11)- 26, 36, 38, 39, 40, 41, 52, 53, 54, 55, 64, 65, 130 MASSENGALE, TONY (11)- 18 MAY, PACEY (ID- 26 MAY, RENA (9)-15,101,106.107,110 MEDLIN, CAROLE (10)- 5,19, 21, 100, 101, 106, 110 MEDLIN, CHERIE (10)- 18, 21, 28, 79, 88, 100, 106, 107, 110 MEEKS, TREY (12)- 4, 36, 38, 39. 62. 63, 76, 77, 78, 80, 81, 101, 103, 106, 123, 131, 132 MIDDLETON, JERRY (12)- 123 MIDDLETON, MELISSA (11)- 24, 26, 108 MIDDLETON, MIKE (10)- 15 MIDDLETON, STACY (9)- 15 MILBURN, JAMES (10 3, 6, 21, 36, 59 MILBURN, LORI (12)- 82, 83, 94, 124, 129, 132, 133 MILES, STEVE (11)- 21 MILLER. COREY (9)- 9, 13. 17. 41, 67, 107, 110 MILLER, JIM (ID- 26, 36. 65. 67, 70. 75, 81, 90, 97, 103, 108 MILLER, RANDY (12)- 75, 77, 124 MITCHELL, MICHAEL (9 15, 41 MITCHELL, TONYA (12)- 75, 77, 80. 82, 83, 95, 106, 107, 108, 124, 129, 131 MOORE, JANET (9)- 15 MOORE, JERRY (9)- 15 MOORE, STEVEN (10)- 21 MOORE. SUSAN (9)- 15 MORGAN, ANDREA (11)- 26, 44, 45, 58, 84 MORGAN, BESSIE (9)- 15 MORGAN, BETTY (9)- 15 MORGAN, JEROME (9 15 MORGAN, LEVETTA (12)- 6. 124 MORGAN, SANDY (ID- 26 MORGAN, WANDA (10)- 21 MORRIS, CHARLES (9)- 15 MOTT, BETH (ID- 26, 100, 101 MOTT, MELINDA (12 74, 76, 77. 78. 80, 88, 97, 100, 101, 103. 104. 106, 108, 124 MOTTON, CHARLES (11 26. 36, 39 MULLINS, BERNARD (9 15, 16 MYERS, TONYA (11)- 26. 93, 102, 110 N NICHOLSON, GREG (12)- 26, 84, 90, 124 NICKELSON, GERALD (10)- 21, 102 NICKELSON, LAURA (11)- 26, 92,103, 107. Ill, 112 NOLAN, MARK (9)- 15, 101 o OAT5VALL, JOHN (10)- 21 OVERBEY, MORGAN (9)- 15. 41, 67 P PACKARD, JERI (ID- 26, 69, 92, 103, 104, 106, 107, 108 PACKARD, MIKE (10)- 21 140 PARKER. BILLY (11)- 26. 36. 39. 64. 65. 70, 95. 103 PALMER. DIANA (9)- 7, 15, 46. 47, 107 PALMER, JESSICA (10)- 21. 46. 47, 48 PATE. TIM (ID- 27. 110 PAYTON, RENEE (11)- 27. 100. 101. 106 PAYTON, TERICE (11)- 27, 45, 108 PEELER, CHRIS (ID- 26, 27 PENDERGRASS, BRIAN (9)- 15, 67 PERY, JASON (10)- 21 PHELPS, DAVID (9)- 15 PHELPS, DUANE (9)- 15 PHELPS, KELLIE (10)-21,101,102,105, 110 PHELPS, KIM (12)- 93, 101, 102, 103, 105, 110, 125 PICKENS, DEBRA (ID- 27 PICKENS, MELISSA (10)- 21 PIERCE, EDDIE (10)- 21 PIPKINS, TINA (9)- 15 PLUNKETT, MONICA (9)-15,104,106, 107, 110 PORTWOOD, TOMMY (11)- 84 PRATHER, JOHN (ID- 27, 36 PRESBERRY, TRACEY (10)- 21, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 100, 111 PRESBERRY, YOLANDA (9)- 15, 46 PRITCHARD, NICKI (ID- 27, 69, 74, 78, 88, 96, 100, 110, 111 PRIVETT, DEE (ID- 27, 78, 79, 111 PRUIETT, FREDDIE (9)- 15, 110 PRUIETT, LEAH (12)- 7, 72, 101. 109, 125 PULLAM, DENNY (12)- 7, 88, 107, 108, 125 PULLAM, KYLE (9)- 15, 110 R RAMSEY, ELIZABETH (9)-15, 107. 110 REED, TARA (11)- 27, 100. 103, 107, 110 REEVES, RACHAEL (9)- 16 REIMANN, JANNET (12)-101,109,125 RENDLEMAN, LINDA (12)- 109, 125, 129 RICKS, CHARLOTTE (9)- 16. 46. 47, 110 RICKS, LAURA (9)- 16 RICKS, RONNIE (9)- 41 RIGGS, CHRIS (12)- 36, 101, 103, 110, 125 RINEY, LORI (9)- 16 RINEY, SHANNON (ID- 27 RINEY, TRACEY (9)- 9, 16, 111 ROBERTS. BRYAN (11)- 9. 27, 62. 69. 88, 89. 101. 102, 103, 106, 107, 111 ROBERTS, LISA (ID- 27 ROBINSON, ANGELA (10)- 21, 101, 103, 104, 106, 107 ROBINSON, RACHELLE (12)- 84. 126 ROBINSON, TABITHA (10)- 21 RODGERS, ANGELA (9)- 16 RODGERS, BRIDGET (10)- 21, 50 RODGERS, BROHANDA (11)-RODGERS, DONNA (9)-RODGERS, GREG (12)- 126 RODGERS, LEROY (ID- 27, 36 RODGERS, RICKY (9 16 RUDD, NATHAN (9 16 RUSSELL, KELLEY JO (10)- 21, 42. 43. 105, 110 RUTH, RHONDA (12)- 9, 72,101, 104 106, 109, 126, IX 5 SAENGSAMRAN, JOJO (11)- 9 27 62, 103, 106, 107 SANDERS, TAJUANA (9)- 16, 111 SCOn, JEFF (10)- 21, 36 SELLERS, WILLIAM (9)- 16. 110 SHAFFER. LOYD (10)- 21 SHEPHERD. 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TRACEY (10)- T TAPER, BEVERLY (11)-TATE, CHAD (9)- TAYLOR, CORTEZ (12)- 36, 39, 61, 68, 128 TAYLOR, ROBBIE (9)- 16, 41, 110 TEETER, AUDRA (10)- 110 TERRELL, KENNY (10)-THORNTON, KELLEY (12)- 109, 128 THRASHER, KIM (12)- 6, 80,108, 109, 128, 135 THOMPSON, LOGAN (10)- 61, 78. 101. 102, 106, 111 THOMPSON, TRACY LYNN (12 28, 74, 76, 77, 88, 89, 101, 103, 104, 106, 128, 131 TILLMAN, TOMMY (10)-TILSON, LEANADA (10)-TINKER, ERIK (9)- 16 TRAMBLE, EDDIE (9)-TRAVIS, FRANK (9)- 16, 41. 110 TREECE, BETH (10)-TRUSS, RONNIE (12)- u UTLEY, ROBBIE (12)- 95, 101, 109, 128, 135 V VANIPAPAT, PATTY (10)- w VADE, DELLA (ID-WADE. SERENA (9)- 84 WALDROP, RANDI (9)- 17, 88 WALKER, MELISSA (ID-WARREN, KIM (ID- 28 WARREN, RODERICK (12 128, 135 WARREN, SHAVETTA (9)- 17 WATKINS, ANNA (10)- 42, 43, 88. 105, 110 WATKIN5, DANIEL (9)- 17, 41, 110 WATKINS, ELLEN (ID- 9, 28 WATKINS. JIM (ID- 28 WATKINS, KEVIN (12)- 8 WATTS, CYNTHIA (10)- 101 WATTS, EVELYN (9)- 17 WEDDINGTON. 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(12 55, 129 YOUNG, JAMIE (12)- 36, 39, 64, 65, 70, 74, 76, 78, 93, 97, 100, 103, 106, 129, 130 142 FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE JUNIOR WHO'S WHO WHO'S WHO WHO'S WHO Desr personolity - Jason Long Best personality - Billy Finley Best personality - Jim Miller and Beth James ond Lourie Egberts and Dede Jeon Most school-spirited - Brent Most school-spirited - Logon Most school-spirited - More Foster and Monica Thompson ond Shonda DeReign ond Toro Plunkett Hollomon Atchison Biggest mouth - Baxter Biggest mouth - Mike Biggest mouth - Anthony Southern ond Diono Packard ond Beth Treece Swinger ond Joni Palmer Friendliest - Damien Sturm Blackmon Friendliest - Robbie Toylor ond Kellye Jo Russell Friendliest - Billy Porker ond ond Meg Sommerkamp Best dancer - Leslie Cogle Dede Jeon Best dancer - Corey Miller ond Valerie Moners Best dancer - Charles Morton ond Liso Malone Cutest smile - James Milburn ond Jeri Packard Cutest smile - Trocey Riney ond Trocey Grohom Cutest smile - Cosey ond Rondi Waldrop Sexiest - John Foulkner ond McClendon ond Beth Mott Sexiest - Ryon Braswell ond Charlotte Hicks Sexiest - Donny Darnell ond Wendy Branch Most talented - Domien Adrienne Molone Most talented - Brent Foster Sturm ond Trocey Most talented - Bryon ond Beth James Presberry Roberts ond Nicki Goff Handsomest - Joson Long Handsomest - John Foulkner Pritchard Most beautiful - Brooke Most Beautiful - Anno Handsomest - Richie Babcock Creosy Watkins Most beautiful - Loro Srreete Funniest - Trocey Riney ond Funniest - Tom Collins ond Funniest - John Dean ond Tina McDowell Cherie Medlin Ellen Workins Craziest - Cedric Wilbourn Craziest - Domien Sturm ond Craziest - Anthony Swinger ond Emily McKoskle Beth Treece ond Melisso Middleton Biggest flirt - Baxter Southern Biggest flirt - Logon Biggest flirt - Byron Luber ond Jenny Fisher Thompson ond Angie ond Michelle Herren Most athletic - Joson Guyton Robinson Most athletic - Tim ond Cossondro Anderson Most orhletic - Chris Jones Mossengole ond Sonyo Cutest - Joson Long ond Kris ond Trocie Driver Driver Boiley Cutest - Billy Finley ond Cutest - Cosey McClendon Nearest - Jeff Griffin ond Trocey Grohom ond Michelle Herren Jenny Fisher Nearest - Mark Brantley ond Nearest - Aoron Stetson ond Best dressed - Ryon Broswell Sybil Granger Toro Reed ond Emily McKoskle Best dressed - Logon Best dressed - Frank George Most likely to succeed - Thompson ond Corole ond Toro Archison Joson Long ond Meg Medlin Most likely to succeed - Joy Sommerkamp Most likely to succeed - John Wilson ond Christy Egberts Smartest - Joson Long ond Foulkner ond Kellie Phelps Most sophisticated - Jojo Meg Sommerkamp Smartest - Billy Finley ond Soengsomron ond Korhy Most Sophisticated - Brent Audro Teeter Lancaster Foster ond Amy Stricklin Most sophisticated - Robert Most popular - Donny Darnell Most popular - Joson Long Jones ond Liso Gibbins ond Loro Srreete ond Brooke Creosy Most popular - Logon Shyest - Cosey McClendon Shyest - Kyle Pullam ond Thompson ond Shondo ond Tonyo Myers Amy Jones Hollomon Preppiest - Bryon Roberts Preppiest - Baxter Southern Shyest - Michoel Lunbeck ond Loro Srreete ond Emily McKoskle and Ginger Lee Preppiest - Domien Sturm ond Barbie Wilson WAUWtWTH ft HlWHINC COMPANY MARC KUNE Mluotm M«M 143 COTTON BLOSSOM STAFF Ediror-in-Chief - Laura Fours Features Editor- Trey Meeks Grittiya Supartanasiri Tina Soliz Layout Editor- Melinda Mott Jenny Hamm Teresa Luther Classes Editor- Nathan Guest Tina Soliz Copy Ediror- Tonya Mitchell Johnnie Sue Gurley Trey Meeks Organizations Editor- Tammie Lott Denny Pullam Index- Johnnie Sue Gurley Kevin Faulkner Sports Editor- Brad Barnett Mary Ludwick Margaret Irions William Edwards Typists- Teresa Luther Margaret Irions Jenny Hamm Johnnie Sue Gurley Advisor - Mrs. Teresa Tidwell Thanks ro Carurhersville Sch. Disr. 18 Administration C.H.S. faculty and students Pemiscot Publishing Company Wade Tipton Photography Mr. Jim Young Odessia Wooden (for Black History photos) 1987-88 Tiger Bag Staff Colophon Publisher: Wolsworth. Marceline, MO. Typography: Serif Gothic: Body Copy 10 pt. Bold: Captions 10 pt. Boldface Italics; Headlines 36 pt. Press Bun: 200, Page Count: 144 Photography: Wade Tipton, Gory Figgins and Pemiscot Publishing Co., and Cotron Blossom Staff Members Confidential ro Staff What kind of mood is Laura in? Does Tom really love her? Can we go ro Sonic? Should we give Trey a crown? Check my back!! Did Kevin step on a frog? Was that Nathan or a flag pole? It's Friday - what about BATT lyrics? Who is Mrs. T.'s per today? What's a deadline? Con we run an errand? I ll just stay in the office the rest of the year! Are you caught up yet, Brad? Who gets Tammie s 13-step plan? Jenny and Teresa -would you quiet down? Grittiya, what's Wade's number? Why was Denny in the back parking lot? 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