Colonial Hills Christian School - Encounter Yearbook (East Point, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1980 volume:

Table of Contents Civil Engineer 8-19 Board Administration Faculty Staff Material 20-59 Classes Seniors Foundation 60-65 Bible Chapel Chapel Speakers Construction 66-131 Sports Events Programs Music Clubs Completion 132-156 Ads Index 2 4 6 Helping and encouraging students to build themselves to God's goals for them in this everyday life, while maintaining an eternal outlook is a difficult task. Colonial Hills Christian School is blessed with a man who is a master at this special art. He accepts students — with all their problems and promise — and helps them to find God's purpose in their lives. This man cares what happens to every student, whether they be elementary or high school. He extends fair and equal treatment to all. As President of our School Board, his actions have won him the love and respect of all. He exercises his authority with gentleness and consideration. He is present at many athletic events supporting the team. When spiritual needs arise, he is there to counsel and pray with individual students. It is easy to see why he is loved by the entire student body. His life's verse is I Peter 7. That the trial of your faith, being much more precious than of gold that perisheth, though it be tried w ith fire, might be found unto praise and honor and glory at the appearing of Jesus Christ. By observing his life and his impact on our lives, we understand how the trial of his faith results in praise, honor, and glory to our Lord Jesus Christ. We praise and thank God for sending us a man whose faith has been tried and found strong. You can see the love of God through him. He has a never ending smile that gives us students a feeling of love and accept- ance. Your graciousness, gentleness, and consideration have been felt by every student, thus we dedicate the 1980 Encounter to you: 8 PASTOR OLLIE GOAD 9 JW-' _ Civil Engineer — Even as the architect of a bridge is the civil engineer, the architect of the student's education is his teacher. The civil engineer draws a blueprint from which a bridge is built. Through the planning of a teacher, the student learns skills which will later make him a useful member of society. 10 School Board Have you ever wondered just who is in charge of making the rules and approving major activities of the school? Well, it is a group of men who are all from Colonial Hills Baptist Church. They are responsible for helping the school administration decide on what is best for the school. And this popular group of men is more commonly known as the Board. 12 Our Favorite Prince-A-Pal The 1979-80 school year brought many changes, one of which was a new principal. Dr. Samuel Warren. Dr. Warren was born in Jacksonville, Fla. He graduated from Hampden Dubose in Florida and attended Houghton College in New York. He received his Bachelor’s of Art and Master's of Art from State University of New York at Albany. From there he went to Teachers College, Columbia University in New York. Dr. Warren is married and has six children, all who attend Colonial Hills. Dr. Warren has brought with him many new ideas and principles which are helping to better our school. We all have come to know and respect this cheery man who is in fact — OUR FAVORITE PRINCE-A-PAL! 13 First row: Mr. Barber. Mrs. Barber. Mrs. Beck. Mr. Calhoun. Second row: Mr. Caskey. Mrs. Chupp, Mrs. Cornelius. M First row: Mrs. Davis. Mr. Dudley. Second row: Mr. Dunahoo. Miss Glessner. Third row: Miss Corby. Miss Hancock. Fourth row: Mrs. Harris. Mr. Heiple. 15 Firs! row: Mr. Kahl. Mrs. Kahl. Second row: Mrs. Kidd. Mr. Kinsey. Third row: Mrs. Kreimann. Miss McClung. Fourth row: Mrs. Paine. 16 First row: Mr. Paine. Miss Pennington. Second row: Mrs. Stroup. Mrs. Talton. Third row: Mrs. Terrell. Mrs. Turner. Fourth row: Mr Vandenberg. Mrs. Vandenberg. Miss Williams. Miss Williamson. Who’s Running the Show Kitchen Staff: Mrs. Runyans. Mrs. Clark; Secretary: Miss Nelson: Maintenance: Mr. Turner; Bus Drivers: Mrs. Lilly. Mrs. Wallace. Mrs. Jones. Mrs. Boone. Mrs. Furr. Mrs. Welden: School Receptionist: Mrs. Martin; Kitchen Staff: Mrs. Davis. Shannon Allen J A t sms Christy Estes Jessica Gindlesperger Jason Green Scott Harper Dan Harrison Becky Jones Dessie Keller Darlene Lilly Whitley Lilly Honnie McCracken Jason Chester Jennifer Curless Keturah DeLye Lance Duncan Trey Borden Terry Brown Alyson Breed Lenora Barnett Keith Bentley First Day Away From Home ... A. B. C’s ... Mathis Dairy ... Snack Time ... Coloring ... Bible Stories ... Play Time ... Color The Circle Green ... Kinder- garten Plays... Write My Name(?)... Graduation ... Just The Beginning ... Brad Waggoner Karen Warren David Youmans 4 Brian Mayson Paul Mayson Amey McDonald Tabitha Payne John Reed Amy Reeves oj- . . . 992 Leslie Shockley J. T. Stewart Kerry Syed Lee Tucker Ryan Tuggle Ray Stewart (of . . 7997 Matthew Beaty Scott Beck Gina Beckham Jennifer Beckham Jamie Berry Tim Briggs Darrell Brogdon Angie Brooks Natalie Cawood Dax Claborn Ronda Conner Danny Croft Trey Daniels Daniel Darnell Dawn Dingess Jennifer Douglas Tim Hadden Monique Hampton Kim Allen Eric Anthony Charles Askew Kimberly Barrett ... Bus Ride ... Homework ... See Spot Run ... Music Class ... Learn To Count ... Play Ground ... Rest Period ... Lunch Time ... Report Cards ... Phonics ... Birthday Parties ... Chapel ... Just Get- ting Started... Joy Harris Christoper Hemperley Joy Holland Kimberly Jackson Tracy Johnston Vanessa Jennings Christie Kincaid Seth Langston Angela LeHeup Steven Lowe Kris Loyd Melissa Lyon Jason McAllister Sissy McCracken Jennifer Murphy Beth Murphy LeAnn Palmer Adrian Ragland Michal Sims Jason Smith Brian Snow Chris Stahlkuppe Kenneth Tankersley Jennifer Walden Joseph Walker Sam Warren. Jr. Allie Welden Chris West Amy White Sandra Wilson Mandi Albright Mark Anderson Heidi Baker Yancey Basden Amanda Cruse Jennifer Cunningham Andy Curless Billy Duster Dixie Furr Rebecca Gibson Cara Hall Michael Harper Shane Hope Stacy Irvine Hyeong Kim Clay Little Shannon McCracken Angit? Mathis Jeff Minton Rene Beard Michael Callahan 26 Science ... Show-n-Tell ... Story Time ... Cursive Writing Music... Insect Collection ... Eraser Tag ... Kickball ... Learn About Money ... Planetarium At Firnbark ... Rens Nest ... Valentine Party ... 7- Up... Angie Warnock Dante Watson of . . . iggo Kim Welch Chris Zuniga Kim Roe Eric Rowland Julie Rudasill Shannon Short Brian Stubbs Candi Tanner Tonya Taylor Jacqueline Toole Micah Wallace Sha Morgan Krista Pope Jonathan Pritchett Denise Ransom Janel Rennie Beth Bohlcr Gunnar Bowen Craig Brown Kris Burton Daniel Callaway John Chambers Holli Davis Julie Doris Christy Hadden Susan Haist Angela Hendricks Tommy Holt Carol Houser David Hubbard Allison Jackson Traci Jordan Dave Kok Mary Lenderman Wondy Madden Michelle Maxwell Joey May Chris McCeless Tammy Mitchell Scott Moody Matthew Pinholster Damian Quattlebaum Melanie Rodriquez Jason Sawyer julie Shelley Kim Stephens Deanna Strevel johnny Todd Stacy Ward Albert Warren Andy White David Whited Stephen Wilkins David Willingham Shane Willingham Jennifer Yancey Jacqueline Anderson Diane Beaty Jodi Beck Kirk Beckham Lee Bishop Michelle Bradford Rodney Brennan Jason Brim Chris Bristol ... Hawaiian Day ... Kickball ... Star Wars Lunch Box ... Fire Drills ... Japanese Day ... Parts Of Speech ... Library Trips ... Fractions ... Totem Poles ... Farmers Market ... Division ... Eight More Years... Brian Byrd Glenn Byrd Lori Cann Vanessa Coats Kenney Cunningham John DeLye Sharri Dingess Jay Henry Wendy Howard Larry Hurst Robbie Ivey Jim Johnson Susan MacMahon Jennifer McMillan Channing Miller Rhonda Minton . . . 1988 Camille Tuner Donna Ulanoski Amy Wall Stacey Walls Sharry Woody Kelli Wright Wendy Monk Miriam Payne Cindy Perdue of Matthew Pritchett Billy Ray Kris Reece Mark Runyans Tommy Tanner Cheryl Sandusky Christi Scoggins Scott Sessions David Sheets Piper Standridge Shaheen Bullard Steve Burel Richard Cobb Brian Crabson Kellie Cruse fudson Davis Alice Anderson Suzanne Baker an o ■ 19S7 Hannah Brooks Billy Brooks Sharon Deans )im Doris Mark Rngle Hank Foley Lorie Hemperley Mandy Holden Kevin Hudson Scott Hutchinson Tiffany Keele Wayne Langston Amy Larsen Lisa LeHeup Melinda Lieb Todd Long Dusti Loomis Virginia Mahaffey Michele Miller Murice Miller Christy Murdock Craig Page Ginger Palmer Jan Peters Matt Randall Debra Reed Mike Rogers Jim Selman Shannon Shelton Shelia Sheppard Cheryl Stephens Joe Steward Chris Strevel David Stroup Deanna Terrell Julie Thompson Joey Tribble Jay Waller Robbie Watson Jonathan Wilkins Shelley Wilson 33 Angie Allen John Bass Lisa Beck Mike Bishop John Bohler Belly Btannon Donald Brooks Brad Choate Deana Clark Dee Claborn |ane Collins Heather Cotton Perry Curl Trina Curry Russ Dingess Derek Dyer Chuck Eidson David Eidson Page Estes }ohn Gallman Rick Garrett Wesley Gibson Rene Green Cheryl Haist Lisa Hamby Joe Handley Susan Harmon Jeffrey Hood 34 Leslie Houser Charles Israel Jamie Jones Tracey Kidd Steven Langston Darryl Lilly Stephen Martin Roger Mason David Millirons Talmage Payne Ray Pelot Jennifer Perdue Lisa Pritchett Rachel Ransom Jimmy Scott Susan Spearman Lisa Johnson Melissa Jones Ryan Jones Mark Justice Melanie Lewis Lynn Rosser Michele Sailers Sharon Shelton Joe Smith Theresa Stone Tracy Strickland Gregory Tankersley James Underwood Jill Witherington Vita Zuniga 37 Tonya Aderhold Wayne Barber Chris Bogan Stephanie Bradford Jacqueline Bradish Tracy Brennan Philip Brooks Rodney Brooks Joe Coleman Trina Coleman Brock Collins Elaine Deans Jeff Doris Karen Doster Brian Duke 38 Debbie Dungee Debra E'Dalgo Melody Elsberry Missy Engle Annelle Esles Rhelte Esles Sheilia Garcia Rhonda Gresham Christina Hampton Carl Harbin Kathryn Hurst Jennifer Johnson Clynis Jones Marjorie Mock Lorie Palmer Troy Patterson Jeffrey Pierce Patricia Reed Wendy Rodriquez Lorrie Selman Chris Talton Valerie Taylor Walter Vaughan Kevin Wallace David Wilkins Sandy Wilkins Andy Woodring 39 CL a±± o ■f . . . ig£ 3 Phillip Boalch Claude Brown Hal Calhoun Carol Carr Carolyn Clarke Holly Conner Gail Abt Allison Adams Robert Aldridge Craig Bass Robin Boone Keith Cunningham David Daniel Shelly Davis Alaina Edwards Gina Gibson Missy Goss Gloria Graham Michael Hamby Joanna Helms Amy Hemperiey ... High School ... Short Stories . . Foreign Lan- j guage (English) ... Second Place Float ... Hemper- ly’s ... Girls .. . High School Lunch . .. Sports ... Beta Club ... Science Lab ... Typing . .. Credits (?) ... Three More Years... £ Allen Inglett Andrea Jackson Patricia Jackson Kenneth Justice Billy Lamb Cathy Lamb Donald Mayo Stuart Neill Martha Payne Jay Pinholster Lori Porter Tina Rominger David Stewart Teri Teague Kristen Tribble David Wallace Diane White Shirley Zimmerman Bill Eidson Mike Frangoudakis Vickie Gazaway Tracy Gibson Mike Goad Chris Godfrey |oe Goss Bobbie Ingram Darian Jacobs Woody Kok Goaddie Kreimann Karen LeMasler 42 Scoti Linsey Catherine Lyon Tami Milam Susan Mons Scotty Patterson Tommy Rauk Jeff Reeves Martha Scales Jill Shelley Anthony Sims William Shrider Douglas Sloan Doug Stroup TimTalton Sally Tankersley Mary Ellen Taylor Kim Tribble Michelle Vincent David Ward Erik Warren Barry Williams Joey Williams Jeff Witherington 43 Will Cardeli Mike Cross Melinda Davis David Fisher Ricky Floyd Valorie Graham Angela Gresham Chuck Hill Bert Hixson Scott Hubbard Florence Israel Danny )ackson 44 Jennifer Martin Patricia Mayo Greg Medley Lori Mills Monique Mitschele David Moore Traci Murdock Jamie Palmer Patsy Palmer Rut hie Pascual Beth Pritchett Renee Randall Tammy Rominger Kanda Scheltema Angie Shepard Annette Stanfield David Tankersley Doug Terrell 45 CL a±± j j-Lc z± Women's Chaplain — Both Pritchett Vice-President — Sharon Woodring Secretary Treasurer — Angie Greshan Men’s Chaplain — Doug Terrell President — Chuck Hill Vice-President — Joey Williams Women's Chaplain — Shanda Clements Men’s Chaplain — Tim Talton President — Mike Goad Secretary Treasurer — Kim Tribble 46 President — Tracy Brennan Vice-President — Jeff Doris Chaplain — Chris Talton. Jeff Pierce President — Claude Brown Secretary Treasurer — Missy Goss Women’s Chaplain — Diane White Vice-President —Teri Teague Men's Chaplain — Kenneth Justice Men's Chaplain — Shawn Caldwell Secretary Treasurer — Melanie Lewis President — Karen Cruse Women's Chaplain — Christie Buchanan Vice-President — Georgia Howard 47 48 Senior Class of 1980 Chris Bagley Ricky Caskey Robin Betsill Scott Caverly Tony Boone Bert Collins Karla Briggs Lynn Crawford Class Officers: President — |ohn Eidson; Secretary- Treasurer — Candy Talton; Chaplain — Mary Israel; Vice-President — Mindy Palmer; Chaplain — Ricky Caskey. Lonny Britt Paul Davis Carolyn Bueckert Teresa Doster Senior Directory Christopher Alan Bagiev Prov. 3:5-7 Basketball 9,10,11,12; Beta Club 10,11,12. Robin Denise Betsill Gen. 31:49 Beta Club 11,12. Wallace Tony Boone Phil. 4:13 Karla Jean Briggs Prov. 27:17 Basketball 9.10,11.12; Volleyball 9,10.11,12; Softball 9.10,11,12; Annual 10,11,12; Beta Club 11,12. Herbert Alonza Britt, Jr. Rom. 8:28 Band 9,10,11,12; Football 10,11,12; Rampage 12; Chorus 12. Carolyn Ann Bueckert Phil. 4:13 Beta Club 10,1112; National Honor Society 11,12; Rampage 12. Richard Wayne Caskey Prov. 9:10 Basketball 9,10,11,12; Baseball 9.10,11,12; Band 9,10, 11; Class Officer 9,10,11,12; Beta Club 9,10,11,12; Sweetheart Candidate 9,10,11. Scott Leslie Caverly Prov. 3:5-7 PAC 12; Soccer 9,10. Albert Franklin Collins Rom. 8:28 Football 10,11,12; Baseball 11.12. Lora Lynn Crawford Prov. 3:5 Rampage 11,12. Paul Raymond Davis Rom. 13-1-7 Band 9,10,11; PAC 12. Mary Teresa Doster Matt. 6:33 Cheerleading 9,10,12; Class Officer 9; Sweetheart Candidate 9; Beta Club 10,11,12; Homecoming Court 10; Rampage 11.12. 49 Vickie Frangoudakis Cindi Inglett Wayne Gibson Mary Israel Edye Howell Dawn Greer Darrell Jones John Eidson Jana Hogue Chris Lewis Clark Helton Shannon Langston V John Charles Eidson Malaohi 3:16-18 Beta Club 9.10.11,12; National Honor Society 11.12: PAC 12; Annual 10.11; Rampage 12: Chorus 12. Victoria Anne Frangoudakis Heb. 13:8 Beta Club 10.11,12; Sweetheart Candidate 10.12: Class Officer 11; Homecoming Court 12. Wayne Thomas Gibson Phil. 1:21 Band 9.10.11.12: Football 10; Baseball 9. Melanie Dawn Greer 1 Pet. 5:7 Volleyball 9.10.11,12; Basketball 10.11.12; Softball 9. 10.11.12: Beta Club 9.10.11.12: National Honor Society 11,12; Rampage 11: Annual 11,12: PAC 12: Ram Award 11. James Clark Helton Rom. 8:28-39 PAC 12. Jana Li Hogue Prov. 18:24 Chorus 9. Edythe Jane Howell Matt. 6:38 Cheerleading 9.10.12: Class Officer 9: Annual 10.11: Beta Club 11,12: Baseball Manager 11.12; Chorus 11. Cynthia Lynne Inglett 1 Cor. 13 Basketball 9; Volleyball 9.10.11.12: Softball 11.12; Beta Club 11.12: National Jr. Honor Society 9: Annual 9.10. 11.12; Basketball Manager 12. Mary Elizabeth Isreal Phil. 3:10 Band 9.10.12; Beta Club 10.11.12; National Honor Society 11.12: PAC 12: Class Officer 12. Darrell Grady Jones 1 Thess. 4:15-18 Football 9.10.11.12; Band 9.10: Baseball 11.12: Basketball 12. Shannon Ann Langston Prov. 5:1 Pep Club 9; Homecoming Court 9,10. Christopher Daniel Lewis Prov. 17:17 Football 10.11.12: Art Club 12; Baseball 10.11; 51 Wheels With Appeal Favorite cars of the class of 1980: 1. Camero 2. Z80 ZX 3. Porsche 4. Trans Am 5. Mustang Marie Lowrey Mitch Patterson Ruth Matthews Sonja Rominger Scott Mayson Kyle Scoggins Terri Morris Jim Shrider 52 Mindy Palmer Steve Parker Debbie Stroup Candy Talton Lila Marie Lowrey Ps. 150:6 Beta Club 9.10,11.12: Rampage 10: National Honor Society 11,12; Chorus 11. Alfreda Ruth Matthews Phil. 4:19 Beta Club 11,12. Scott Keith Mayson Phil.4:13 Football 9.10,12: Baseball 9.10: Sweetheart Candidate 12. Terri Jan Morris Jude 1:2 Basketball 10: Basketball Manager 11.12. Malinda Jan Palmer Rom. 8:37-39 Class Officer 9,11.12: Sweetheart Candidate 9,12: Homecoming Court 12; Volleyball 9.10.11.12: Beta Club 10.11.12: National Honor Society 12: Annual 12: Softball 10.11.12. Stephen Lee Parker Phil. 4:13 Art Club 12: PAC 12. James Mitchell Patterson 2 Tim. 2:15 Basketball 9.10.11,12; Baseball 9; Football 9.10.11.12; Sweetheart King 10: Class Officer 11. Sonja Arlene Rominger Prow 28:5 Bela Club 9.10.11: Class Officer 10: Rampage 11.12. William Kyle Scoggins Phil. 4:13. Beta Club 9.10.11.12; Band 9.10.11.12: Art Club 12: Chorus 12. James Thomas Shrider Jh. 3:16 Basketball 10: Baseball 10.11.12: Football 11.12: Rampage 11.12. Debra DeAnn Stroup Matt. 6:33 Cheerleading 9.10.11.12; Class Officer 9.10: Annual 10. 12: Rampage 11; Homecoming Court 11; Homecoming Queen 12; Sweetheart Candidate 11; Softball 11,12: Chorus 11.12. Candace Michel Talton 1 Cor. 10:31 Chorus 9.10.11,12: Cheerleading 9.10.11; Beta Club 9. 10.11. 12: National Honor Society 11.12: Homecoming Court 11: Class Officer 10.12: PAC 12: Candidate for the Daughters of American Revolution 12. 53 When we. the class of 1980. think back on our last year at CHCS we will remember many things. It seemed that we had to face more than most other graduating seniors. We were confronted with life shaping decisions. COLLEGE — we were not really sure if we wanted to go and if we did. where? MARRIAGE — did we want to get married? If so. when and how did this affect college plans. Suddenly our whole future had come face to face with us and we were now responsible for it. No longer would our parents and teachers be there to tell us what to do and how to do it. We now had attained the long awaited independence and there was much more to it than we had ever imagined. Those decisions had to be made at a time when our international affairs were in much turmoil: the holding of American citizens in Iran, the invasion of Afghanistan by Russia, confusion concerning the summer Olympics in Moscow: all these events had us wondering what state our nation would be in when we were finally able to pursue our future and our goals. 1980 was also an election year: who would be our next president: Carter. Reagan. Kennedy. Bush, or Baker? Many of the issues the candidates were talking about affected us. the new generation, more than our elders: E.R.A.. the draft, inflation and energy to mention the obvious. It was up to us to see we had a hand in our future. We had grown up in the shadow of Watergate. We learned not to take people at face value. The future of our country was in our hands. We wanted to know all about the person we would elect to run our nation. But through all our decisions we still had our friends, teachers, and parents to help us through. Yet most of all. we knew we would always have God to rely on and be there, not only when we needed help, but each and every moment of our lives. — Cindi Inglett Joel Thomas Marilyn Warren Mary Beth Tilghman Sherri West Darold Toney Susan White Dan Waller Debbie Wright 54 Rams to the Polls Who would you vote for in the Presidential election? a) Reagan 64% b) Ford 13% c) Asimov 8% d) Carter 5% Joel Timothy Thomas Rom. 13:1-7 Basketball 9.11. Mary Elizabeth Tilghman Ps. 30:5 Chorus 9,11.12: Band 9.10.11.12: Beta Club 9.10.11. 12; National Honor Soceity 11.12. Harold Wayne Toney Rom. 10:9-17 Basketball 9.10.11,12: Football 11.12; Annual 12. Daniel Clark Waller Micah 6:8 PAC 12. Marilyn Audrey Warren Is. 26:3 Chorus 9.10.11: Concert Band 10.11: Marching Band 10.11: jazz Band 11: Student Council 10: Class Officer 11; Art Club 9: FHA 10: All-County Choir 10.11: Varsity Letter 11. Sherri Raye West Heb. 13:8 Class Officer 9. Susan Anell White Is. 40:29-31 Chorus 9,10,11.12: Majorette 9: Basketball Manager 11. 12: Softball Manager 11.12: PAC 12: Annual 9.10.11.12. Deborah Helen Wright Rom. 8:28-39 Band 9.10; Beta Club 10.11.12: Rampage 10.11.12. Quietest: Marie Lowrey, Chris Bagley Most Successful: Candy Talton, John Eidson 56 u Most Athletic: Karla Briggs, Ricky Caskey 57 58 59 60 Elementary Bible 63 High School Bible 64 Special Speakers 65 J.V. Boys Basketball Takin’ It to the Courts — A Long, Hard Drive How They Fared CHCS Opponent 29 54 Marietta 39 26 Forest Park 29 39 Stone Mountain «4 34 Cross Keys 46 50 Athens 55 14 ACA 43 46 Old National 39 55 Tabernacle 36 63 Clayton 48 37 Lake City 27 46 Marietta 25 65 Tabernacle 30 28 Stoner Mountain 28 48 Forest Park 32 55 Clayton 26 27 Athens 38 29 Old National 42 18 ACA 44 45 Forest Hills 72 24 Lake City 67 36 Cross Keys Left 1« right: Jrff Doris. Todd Calhoun. Chris Bogan. Robert Aldridge. Philip Boalch. Jay Pinholster. Coach Heiple. Mike Hamby. Claude Brown. Hal Cal- houn. Waller Vaughn. Troy Patterson. Jeff Pierce. 68 Coach’s Comments When the JV Basketball team began the new '79-'80 season, a few familiar faces appeared, but the majority of those present were new individuals. Our returning players included: Claude Brown, a third year player, who started last year as guard: Jeff Doris, a guard; Troy Patterson, a guard: and Philip Boalch, a forward. Our new hopefuls included: Hal Calhoun, who came to us from Old National as our point guard; Robert Aldridge, a forward; Jay Pin- holster, a guard; Mike Hamby, a forward; Walter Vaughn, a forward; Jeff Pierce, a guard; Chris Bogan, a guard; and Todd Calhoun, a guard. These twelve individuals had to work as a team and learn that each one had a responsibility to themselves and to the other players. They had to learn that an effective, well balanced team had players who would do their share of shooting, dribbling, passing, rebounding, and defending and that as a team they could win. We had trouble in this area in the early part of the season. The problem was not completely resolved: there were some who needed to shoot more, perfect their dribbling, rebound more intensely, but there was some improvement and that was what we were after. We ended our season with ten wins and ten losses. Many of us had goals for this year, some of which were reached and others ended only in dreams. So now we wait for next year and learn by our mistakes. Most of the team will be back next year and perhaps a few of these dreams will materialize. To all the players this is my last comment: Total concentration and strong willed determination will produce a winner; size will not. To all the fans: Thank you for your support this season. Coach Heiple 69 J.V.Girls Basketball Practice Pays Off! 70 Left to right: Tina Monk. Christina Hampton. Lynn Rosser. Karen Bennett. Lorie Palmer. Georgia Howard. Coach Stroup. Gina Gibson. Lori Porter. Tina Rominger. Christy Callahan. Anne Blanton. Tracy Brennan. Not pictured: Patrica Jackson. Coach’s Comments The JV Girls started off the season at a very slow pace, but after playing two games we started playing very well. The JV Girls played six Region games with three wins and three losses. We placed second in our Region. I feel that the reason we played better the last part of the season was because of the spirit and knowledge we gained during the season. I thoroughly enjoyed coaching this group of superb athletes. Coach Stroup 71 Varsity Boys Basketball Hustle’s the Name of the Game Kneeling: Coach Caskey. Coach Kinsey. Left to right: Doug Stroup. Mike Goad. Mitch Patterson. Chris Baglcy. |amic Goss. Darrell Jones. Shane Usry. David Tankersley. Joey Williams. Darold Toney. Palmer. Ricky Caskey. Larry Cardeli. Joe 73 CHCS Opponent 56 50 Marietta 70 35 Stone Mountain 61 57 Forest Park 70 44 Cross Keys 63 78 Athens 41 38 ACA 48 31 Tabernacle Christmas Tournament 61 52 Tabernacle 64 77 Lake City 59 55 Clayton 46 63 Lake City 55 44 Marietta 39 64 Tabernacle 84 41 Cross Keys 56 53 Stone Mountain 61 59 Forest Park 63 73 Clayton 67 66 Athens 53 57 ACA 49 57 Forest Hills 43 73 Lake City 57 66 Forest Hills Playoffs 50 51 Athens 56 58 ACA 74 Coach’s Comments The 1979-80 basketball season for the CHCS varsity boys started with high expectations. The squad was made up of four seniors, three of them returning from last season, three juniors, and five sophomores. Only three had any varsity experience. Our hopes were built on the potential of our new team members. As practice began, excitement was high and the potential to be a fine team was there. Our season opened with a big victory over Marietta 56-50. Three more rapid wins caused us to lose sight of our inexpe- rience and lack of team unity. For the next several weeks, after playing only average ball, the coaches and team real- ized that there was a lot of hard work ahead. Briefly in early January, there were several more resound- ing victories and hopes were ignited for the playoffs. The end of January brought many close, heartstopping losses. Our tournament aspirations never materialized and the Rams had to rest on their efforts and look toward next year. Coach Caskey Coach Kinsey Varsity Girls Basketball Three Is Beautiful! I.eft to right: Tonya Aderhold. Missy Goss, Dawn Greer. Martha Payne. Martha Scales. Allison Adams. Coach Glessner. Flo Israel. Amy Hemperley. Mareie Mock, Jill Shelley. Diane White. Karla Briggs. CHCS Opponents 46 15 Marietta 55 14 St. Mountain 41 44 Cross Keys 34 45 Athens 68 18 ACA 41 8 Clayton 46 13 Marietta 40 44 Cross Keys 77 40 St. Mountain 33 26 Clayton 37 31 Athens 55 21 ACA 43 42 Forrest Hills Region Tournament 49 18 Marietta 41 62 Athens State Tournament 36 42 Mt. Vernon 49 29 Clayton 78 Coach’s Comments We find the Lady Rams entering a new basket- ball season with an inexhaustible surge that sur- prised everyone. Their season began with an encouraging victory over the Marietta Eagles. The defeats suffered were all within a few points, however the victories were smashing as well as rewarding. Each player was outstanding in her own special wray; combining five special talents and placing them on the court, the Lady Rams excelled with teamwork that led the girls into the Region tournaments. Struggling through the championship game with Athens, the girls real- ized that much work needed to be done before moving on to the State tournaments. Placing sec- ond in Regions, the Lady Rams had to play Mt. Vernon, the first place team of the southern region. Slowly but surely the team built enough steam to play good ball the second half of the game, but not good enough to claim a victory. Defeating Clayton in the consolation game resulted in the girls placing third in state. With hard work and determination, the Lady Rams can again look forward to a winning season next year. Congratulations. Ladies on a job well done! Coach Glessner 79 Varsity Cheerleading Spirit Explosion! 80 Sharon Woodring: Junior — Co Captain l w J 1 t Hj Debbie Stroup: Senior — Captain Edye Howell: Senior Shanda Clements: Sophomore Bobbi Ingram: Sophomore Susan Mons: Sophomore Sponsor’s Comments Making a joyful noise unto the Lord and for CHCS has been a challenge for nineteen special girls always dressed in blue and white. Chosen for their dependability, cooperation, self-con- trol. obedience, appearance, and leadership — as well as cheering skills — these girls have made their school proud. They have exempli- fied untiring dedication and exhuberant spirit throughout the entire year. Thank you, Mrs. Kreimann Mrs. Stroup Go Big Blue! Traci Murdock: junior Kanda Scheltema: junior Teresa Doster: Senior Football Ram Fever — Catch It!! 52 Mike Cross 26 Kevin MacMahon 70 Lonny Britt 40 Barry Williams 62 Bill Eidson 14 Joey Williams 76 Will Cardeli 10 Doug Stroup 78 Larry Cardeli 86 Jim Shrider 71 Darrell Jones 22 Mitch Patterson 50 Bert Collins 34 Scott Mayson 36 Mike Goad 82 Chris Lewis Not Pictured 20 Jamie Palmer 74 Scott Linsey 44 Danny Jackson 32 Darold Toney 12 Shane Usry Brett Cochran A year of improvement and hard work classified this football season. Coming off a 1-7 record in 1978. the Rams knew better days were in order. With two coaches to start this season and 22 young men working under the hot August sun. the season began. Squad, almost evenly balanced, with Sophomores. Juniors, and Seniors, drilled hard and often on the field and in the classroom. New players at new positions kept the team busy and making adjustments almost daily. Both coaches and players were dedicated to paying the price it would take to be winners. An injury free season would have made our season less complicated; but injuries struck in the very first game. As the season progressed, the toll mounted. At one time there were six starting players sidelined. The Rams were truly tested as men and they did well to hold together. The season started with a tie and then a victory. From there we went on to three wins and four losses to end up 4-4-1 for the year. There was no cham- pionship for us but the effort and learning was evident. A .500 season is vastly superior to a 1-7 record no matter how you look at it. Praise God from whom all blessings flow. The season was His. The Rams played to the Lord. We thank Him for all He did in us and through us. Praise His Wonderful Name. Rams Opponents Gilead 6 6 Forest Park 32 0 Mt. Vernon 0 12 Forrest Hills 7 21 Lake City 12 0 Cross Keys 28 0 Marietta 0 33 Athens 8 15 Lake City 12 0 83 85 Andrea Jackson — Co-Captain, Teri Teague — Captain Trina Coleman, Carol Carr J.V. Cheerleaders Let Excitement Roar! JoAnna Helms, Kristen Tribble Shelly Davis, Shirley Zimmerman 89 Volleyball Lady Rams — Puts It to ’Em! Back row: Coach Glessner. Mindy Palmer. Cindi Inglctt. Kathi Wrighl. Allison Adams. Tami Milam. Lorie Palmer. Florence Isreal Front Captain. Martha Scales. Tonya Aderhold. Karla Briggs — Co-Captain. row: Dawn Greer — 90 Let’s Take a Look CHCS Opponents 2 0 Mt. Vernon 2 0 Clayton Community 2 0 Athens 2 1 Macon Drive 2 0 ACA 2 0 Stone Mountain 2 0 Mt. Vernon 2 0 Clayton Community 2 0 Athens 2 0 Macon Drive 2 0 ACA 2 0 Stone Mountain 92 Coach’s Comments Determined, dynamic, explosive — these are the words that describe the Lady Rams as they entered the 1979 volleyball season. Handing a strong Mt. Vernon team a 2-0 defeat, the girls stunned the G.C.A.A. confer- ence teams with their explosive ability. The league teams soon began to realize that the Lady Rams meant business. Excitement mounted as the girls plucked the Athens Eagles in two quick games. The thrill of it all came when the Stone Mountain Crusaders trembled under the mighty blow of the Lady Rams. Through hard work, much determina- tion, and teamwork, the girls became the 1979 State Volleyball Champs. Behold how good and how pleasant it is for brethren to dwell in unity” Psalms 133:1. Special thanks go to Mrs. Kreimann for her patience in offi- ciating and also to the JV Cheerleaders for their support. Softball Almost — But Not Quite! The Lady Rams fought hard hut they just quite did not make it. The season ended with an 8-2 record. With the complete team returning. CHCS is looking for a superior team during the 1980 season. Left to right: Carol Carr. Betsy Berrymann. Teefie Bullard. Mindy Palmer, fill Shelley. Debbie Stroup. Allison Adams. Cindi Inglett. Martha Scales. Susan Mons. Dawn Greer. Karla Briggs. Lorie Palmer Diane White. Missy Goss. Kristen Tribble. 94 Guaranteed to Do Better First row: Coach Caskey. David Moore. Mike Boyd. Clary Bogan. Danny Hardin. Rick Caskey. Second row: Chris Lewis, Darrell Jones. Bert Collins. Steve McCormick. Jamie Palmer. Coach Paine. Third row: Bobby Mims. David Tankersley. Tim Clark. Jim Shrider. Baseball JV Baseball We’re the Best Around Top row: Coach Kahl. Joey Williams. Tommy Raulk. Bill Eidson. Barry Williams, David Sweate. Mike Coke. John Sweale. Bottom row: Brian Duke. Jeff Doris. Gladdie Kreimann. Chris Bogan. Warren Fulton. Doug Stroup. Claude Brown. Darian Jacobs. 97 ANDREA JACKSON Freshman SUSAN MONS Sophomore LORI MILLS Junior RENEE RANDALL Junior 100 MARLA CHILTON, GAYLE MURDOCK MELODY KREIMANN, CHRISTINE FRANGOUDAKIS This year’s Homecoming celebrated the Twentieth Anniversary of our school. The Homecoming theme was Across the Years With Christ. The individual themes were: “Maturing Across the Years” — Seniors, Achieving Across the Years — Juniors, “Excelling Across the Years” Sophomores, and Expanding Across the Years” — Freshmen. The Sophomore float won first place with the Freshman float running a close second. The climax of the evening was the crowning of the 1980 Homecoming Queen, Debbie Stroup, by last year’s Homecoming Queen, Christine Frangoudakis. The half-time activities also included the presentation of some of our past Homecoming Queens, and a selection of songs by our band and chorus. Then, the game was continued with the Colonial Hills Rams shutting out the Lake City Suns. 101 Love Makes the World Go Round Once again the Senior High Valen- line Banquet was held at the Holiday Inn South. The theme was “Love Makes the World Go Round. Our queen and king for this year were Jill Shelley and Scott Mayson. The Son- light Singers entertained with songs and gave their testimonies. Thank you, Sophomore Class, it was a won- derful banquet! Queen: [ill Shelley. King: Scott Mayson 104 Thanksgiving Program 106 In past years, the kindergarten through the third grades have given us true to life and meaningful Thanksgiving programs and this year was no exception. The program consisted of skits, poems, and songs. This program really showed how much we have to thank God for and was a blessing to us all. 107 Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star Miss Pennington produced a wonderful Christmas pro- gram this year, assisted by the students from the fourth grade through the sixth grade. This program centered around a small star named Twinkle, who was chosen by God to shine over Bethlehem on the night of the birth of Christ. Through this program we learned that even though we seem small and have little abilities, we can do God's work if we simply rely on him instead of on our own power. 108 High School Chorus Chorus Officers: Miss Pennington. Lonny Britt. Beth Pritch- ett. Candy Talton. Teefie Bullard. Tracy Murdock. The Chorus this year was an exciting experience for all its members. Not only was it larger, but the parts were more balanced. Through the leadership of Miss Barbara Pennington, the Chorus grew to be a respected organiza- tion in our school. Left to right: Kristen Tribble. Tracy Murdock. Beth Pritchett. Claddie Kreimann. Donald Mayo. Doug Stroup. David Wallace. Renee Randall. Charia Bogan. Second row: Mary Beth Tilghman. Sandy Allen. Kanda Scheltema. Darian Jacobs. Lonny Britt. Greg Burel. Anthony Sims. Teefie Bullard. Candy Talton. Third row: Jennifer Martin. Tami Milam. Susan White. Doug Terrel. John Eidson. Kyle Scoggins. Debbie Stroup. Jill Shel- ley. Kim Tribble. Vickie Ga .away. 110 Our band this year was inspiring to the whole school with its rousing performance in chapels, pep rallies, and other special events. Congratula- tions to the band and their leader. Mr. Calhoun, on their fine work. High School Band 112 Left to right: Mary Both Tilghman. Valoric Graham. Karen Bennett. Julie Henry. Second row: Donald Mayo. Mary Israel. Diane White. Sally Faulkner. Chris Talton. Tim Talton. Third row: Tracy Gibson. Kevin Wallace. Wayne Gibson. Darian Jacobs. Martha Scales. Lonny Britt. 113 116 National Honor Society A member of the National Honor Society must meet the standards set by the Society and our school’s administration. Members are chosen for their jun- ior and senior year. Mary Beth Tilghman. Marie Lowery, Carolyn Bueckert Mary Israel. John Eidson Mindy Palmer. Candy Tallon, Dawn Greer Sponsor: Mr. Heiple 118 Beta John Eidson — Pres.; Chuck Hill — V. Pres.; Tim Talton — Chaplain; Mindy Palmer — Treas.; Edye Howell — Sec.. Sponsor — Mrs. Talton. Club Beta Club is an organization for those students who have maintained, for two consecutive quarters, a B average with at least a B- in English and Bible. One must also show the attributes of leadership, character, service and scholarship. 119 1979-1980 Encounter Staff Editor — Karla Briggs Assistant Editor — Susan White Would you like to buy an annual in our ad? ... I want a techni-cropper_A WHAT?!... Deadlines ... But that is tomorrow!... Not another one?!!... Where’s the camera? ... You lost it! The pictures are all dark.... Not again.... Country Roads I'm frustrated.... Who cares? Do we have to come early tomorrow? Stand in line.... I’m next!... No. I am!... It’s finished HALLELUIAH!!! 120 Left to right: Karla Briggs. Chris Lewis. Dawn Greer. Miss Glessner — sponsor. Susan White. Mindy Palmer. Second row: Darold Toney. Debbie Stroup. Cindi Inglett. Greg Burel. Martha Scales. Billy Branan. 121 What’s New? A person looking at one of the school newspapers this year could never discern all the confusion behind the scenes. The Ram- page staff went through several changes this year. These included adding a permanent Elementary Paper to their other publication and gaining a new advisor. Although this is Mrs. Talton’s first year working on the paper, she and her staff have done a very good job of publishing the school newspapers on time. All should thank the staff for their hard work. Left to right: Sonya Rominger. Caroline Bueckert. Mrs. Talton. Debbie Wright. Row 1: Jim Shrider — sports editor photogra- pher. Lonny Britt — reporter. Debbie Wright — editor-in-chief. Tammy Rominger — reporter. Sonya Rominger — associate editor, Greg Burel — reporter photographer. Row 2: Caroline Buekert — grade news editor. Lynn Crawford — production assistant. Teresa Doster — production coordinator. Mrs. Talton — advisor. 122 Safety Patrol The Safety Patrol is made up of a group of dedicated young men and women who are responsible for the safety of our students. They perform these and other, often unappreciated and unnoticed duties which are sel- dom acknowledged but are appreci- ated. Left to right: Georgia Howard. Cassie Palmer. Theresa Stone. Chris Talton. Elaine Deans. Tonya Aderhold. Gregory Tankersley. Wayne Barber. Tracy Brennan. Jeff Doris. Annette Estes. Melissa Jones. Julie Henry. 123 This is a card catalog cabinet. It helps you find materials you want in the media center. The card catalog contains drawers arranged alphabetically. They contain cards listing materials in your library or media center. Sh-h! Quiet Please! The CHCS Library is in full swing this year and busier than ever. Many new materials are constantly being added to the present collections to provideas much information and enjoyment to the students as possible. This is Mrs. Paine’s first year as a Librarian and she greatly enjoys working with the students. Dr. Joyce Collins. Library manager, has done a fantastic job in planning, purchasing, and organizing the materials. Parent-Teacher Fellowship Pros. — John Askew V. Pres. — Bill Boalch |oycc Shelton. |oy Doris. Edith Clark. Barbara Murdock — Sec. The P.T.F. could bo called Iho school's unsoon organization. Its membors aro rosponsiblo for such things as: soiling tickets to all school sport ovonts. operating (ho conces- sion stand at games, and coordinat- ing class parties and paper sales. We would like to thank the P.T.F. for all its hard work. Not Pictured V. Pres. — Butch Jones Elaine Page Evelyn Tilghman Spencer Callaway Gissla Callaway Dewey Stroup Nit a Stroup Gene Davis Faye Davis 125 School Aids Lunchroom. Angie Shepard. Darold Toney. Angie Gresham. Office: Candy Talton Teachers: Florence Israel. Mary Israel. Robin Betsill. Debbie Wright. Shannon Langston, Mary Beth Tilghman. Gloria Graham. Gandy Talton. John Eidson. Billy Branan. Stuart Neill. Jim Shrider. Darrell Jones. Mitch Patterson. 126 P.E.: Teefie Bullard. Jill Shelley. Robin Betsill. Shane Usry, Jim Shrider. I. T v T m Leonardo — Who? The artistic talents of many students are shown as they participate in the new Art Club. Mr. Heiple assists them as they use their talent to help the Ram- page and the Encounter, and as they send their work to the Fine Arts Festival. Who knows? Maybe we will end up with another Michelangelo. 127 Political Affairs Club Many new and exciting things have happened at CHCS this year, one of them being the formation of the Political Affairs Club (PAC). The members of PAC meet with their sponsor, Mr. Art Vandenburg, to dis- cuss the current happenings in our government. Although they can not solve the world's problems, they are learning that they need to show some concern and take part in our nation's government by voting and by writing to their Congressman. Guidance Counselor Mrs. Jackie Kreimann This year Colonial Hills has added to their staff a new position called a guidance counselor. The talented person that received this job has been at Colonial Hills for many years. Our counselor is Mrs. Jackie Kreimann. She helps everyone in many ways, from choosing which classes to take to instructing whole classes on different fundraising ideas. New students require her assistance and so does the administration. Mrs. Kreimann helps the Seniors to under- stand their SAT and ACT scores and advises them on col- lege. Students are not the only ones that need Mrs. Kreim- ann, even the teachers need her tender loving care. Thank you, Mrs. Kreimann, for a job well done! 129 130 We Got It Together 131 As a result of many laborious hours spent with tedious and frenzied moments, the staff of this pub- lication would like to dedicate this page to the acknowledgement of those who aided their assistance to this book. Miss Donna C.lessner — Advisor Encounter Staff — hard work and long hours Cindi Inglett — Senior copy and art work John Eidson — Division Page Copy Doc Davis — Photographer Mrs. Kreimann — Photographer Dr. Sam Warren — Copy Preparation Les Parsons —Taylor Representative Taylor Publishing Company — Printing the book Dyna-Color — for fast'' service g Chris Lewis — Art Work on Cover Sponsors — Ads Rnnnie Buckett — Getting the staff a earner (iharia Bogan - Special Copy Karla Briggs — Editor Susan White — Assistant Editor In Special Memory MATT RANDALL Matt's journey through life was an exceedingly brief one. He was barely 11 years old when he was ushered into eternity. He accepted Christ when he was 8 years old. His third grade teacher. Mrs. Chupp, led him to the Lord. When asked how he knew he had been saved, he readily responded, Jesus told me so, meaning in His Word. Matt was a popular member of the fifth grade class. Thi boys and girls enjoyed his friendly manner and cheerfi disposition. His keen sense of humor was a source enjoyment when the class needed a break from scho work. He was also a good student. He was a normal active boy. His interest in sporti outstanding, and he learned good sportsmanship ei life. He was always fair in games he participated in. Occasionally, somebody will say. This is when sat, or Matt said this or that. s one |ir expre: Matt is no longer present withyfc, but h in our hearts. DJhe titthe onei before od'i throne cdfre fi zecioui. in cdfii liyht. : hehotd cdfii 'Dheir ifliritl there hehotd cdfii faze, DJhey dwett within cdfii hiykt. tJhe Dather 2££ di thi [itt[ii onei cdfround cdfil throne, you lee. Dor they make, heaven a iweeter fitace or everyone to he. ’ord tendi. Ui the hitthe onei e for a ihort white. within our hearts imite. _ edfii th zone 2 i£iui gave je a h me to 'Do Love and take caze of foz a white. Jl![ommy, we were juf flay and didn’t lee any harm We were mush too Vuiy runniny to notice the atarm. cdlommy, won ’t you itofi cryiny hit’i not that had. fod had a fiurfioie for tahiny me cdfome, cdtnd there i no rearon for you to he rad. you 'But he took me away, foz it wai my time, Dhough O was on ty a chitd. ffeiui never itofified toviny me edie fust took me hecauie it war heit. But mommy, feiui hovel you too io truit him for reit . ■ ■ ' Wett mommy, now we re in cdkeaven and it i realty a wonderful fitace. cdtnd mommy, Dm hofiiny and firayiny ufi here 'Dhat iome day dJ’CC lee youz face. Cfiazia £eigti £og an :ti are fad, our ifiiriti cruihed, we how. tia QttASp ifieaki to ui telhi ui of cdrii Cove. CC the CittCe oner to me ’o draw your hearti above, ince they are there around the throne, DC i dearer far to you. Dor where your treasure ii, cdke laid, 'flour heart wi tt he there, too. ddev. ' Wittiam D. hherhert, CHRIS BRISTOL Miss Williams Fourth Grade has pleasant memories of Chris Bristol who went to be with the Lord December 5, 1979. Chris was a boy whom we all loved. Chris loved the Lord, the Bible, people, and sports. We remember his enthusiasm in the kickball games. Most of all we remember Chris being saved in Chapel, and how he would often read the Bible instead of a library book. His life was a real testimony and blessing to our Fourth Grade Class. j ’• ' i jw ?. As the bridge is a structure which is used not by itself, but in harmony with other roads and bridges so are graduated students part of the business world which when seen from a distance is a whole. This is the completion of many years of hard work, the ful- filling of many dreams, and the bridge to the future. — Congratulations Seniors of 1980!! 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Alice — 32 Anderson. Jacqueline — 30 Anderson. Mark — 26 Anthony. Eric — 24 Askew. Charles — 24.157 — B — Bagley. Chris — 48. 50.119. 56. 73. 75 Baker. Heidi —26.106 Baker. Mr. Joel — 12 Baker. Suzanne — 32 Barber. Mr. David —14. 63 Barber. Mrs. Nancy — 14. 63 Barber. Wayne —38.123 Barnett. Lenora —22 Barnett. Kimberly — 24 Basdcn, Yancey — 26 Bass. Craig — 40 Bass. John —34.115.116 Beard. Rene — 26 Beaty. Diane — 24 Beaty. Matthew — 24 Beck. Mrs. Joan —14. 131.116 Beck. Jodi — 30 Beck. Lisa — 34 Beck. Scott — 24 Beckham. Gina — 24 Beckham. Jay — 38 Beckham. Jennifer — 24 Beckham. Kirk — 30 Bennett. Karen —38. 64. 71.113 Bently. Keith —22 Berry. Jamie — 24 Betsill. Cindy — 14.38 Betsill. Robin —48.119.126. 56 Bishop. Lee — 30 Bishop. Mike — 34 Blanton. Anne — 38.71 Boalch. Philip — 40.69. 68 Bogan. Charia —49 Bogan. Chris — 38.97. 68. 69.110 Boggs. Randy —19 Boggs. Tim —19 Bohler. Beth —28 Bohler. John —34.117 Boone. Mrs. Edith — 18 Boone. Mark — 44.119 Boone. Robin — 40 Boone. Tony — 48 Booth. Mr. Joe —12 Borden. Trey — 22 Bowen. Gunnar — 28 Index Bradford. Michelle — 30 Bradford. Stephanie — 38 Bradish. Jacqueline — 38.64 Brannon. Betty— 34 Brannon. Billy —42.126.121.104 Breed. Allison — 22. 23 Brennan. Rodney — 30 Brennan. Tracy —42.126. 71.123 Briggs. Karla — 16. 48. 90.91.92. 93. 94. 95. 119.158. 121. 120. 57. 76. 77. 78. 79 Briggs. Tim — 24.107 Britt. Lonny — 49. 83.84.85. 86. 87. 58. 57. 122.114.113.112. 104. 111. 110 Brim. Jason — 30 Bristol. Chris — 30 Brogdon. Darrell — 24 Brooks. Angie — 24.116 Brooks. Billy — 32 Brooks. Donald — 34 Brooks. Hannah — 32 Brooks. Philip — 38 Brooks. Rodney — 38 Broome. Alicia — 42 Brown. Claude — 40.47.97.68. 69. 104 Brow n. Craig —28 Brown. Terence — 22 Buchanan. Christie — 36.47 Bueckert. Carolyn — 5.49.118. 119.122 Bullard. Shaheen — 32 Bullard. Teefie — 42. 85. 94.95. 126.104.110 Burel, Greg — 42.159.121.122. 120.110 Burel. Steve — 32 Burton. Kris — 28 Byrd. Brian —30 Byrd. Glenn — 30 — c — Calhoan. Mr. Bill — 14.15.114 Calhoun. Hal — 40. 68. 69 Calhoun. Todd — 36.68 Callahan. Christy — 36. 71 Callahan. Michael — 26 Callaway. Christina — 36 Callaway. Daniel — 28 Campbell. Chris — 36 Cann. Lori — 30 Cardeli. Larry — 87. 42.83.85. 73 Cardeli. Will — 3. 44. 83. 85. 86. 119.58 Carder. Elise —36 Carr. Carol — 40.94.89.88 Caskey. Mr. Charles —14.83.87. 95. 96.153. 64 Caskey. Ricky —48. 67.95.119. 59. 57. 64. 73. 72. 74. 75 Caverly. Scott — 48.128 Cawood. Natalie — 24 Chadwell. Shawn — 36.47 Cambers. John — 28 Chapo. Gary — 42 Chester. Jason — 22 Choate. Carolyn — 28 Chupp. Mrs. Donna —14.130 Claborn. Benjamin — 24 Claborn. Dee — 34.48 Clark. Dean — 28 Clark. Deana — 34 Clarke. Carolyn — 40 Clarke. Mrs. Edith — 18 Clements. Shanda — 137.7.80. 42.81.82.46. 76 Coats. Vanessa — 30 Cobb. Cindy — 36 Cobb. Richard — 32.108 Cochran. Brett — 42 Cochran. Sheffey — 28 Coker. Mike —42.97.119 Coleman. Joe — 38 Coleman. LeGay — 42 Coleman. Trina — 38. 88.103 Collins. Angela — 36 Collins. Bert — 48. 83. 84. 85. 87. 95. 59. 56 Collins. Brock — 38 Collins. Jane — 34 Collins. Mrs. Leona — 19 Collins. Melanie — 42.119 Conner. Holly — 40 Conner. Ronda — 24 Cornelius. Mrs. Ethel —14 Cotton. Heather — 34 Cotton. Sean — 28 Crabson, Brian — 32 Crabson. Nancy — 42 Crabson. Sharon — 36 Crawford. Lynn —48. 57.122 Creel. Chris —103.105 Croft. Danny — 24 Cross. Mike — 83. 44 Cruse. Amanda — 26 Cruse. Karen — 47. 36 Cruse. Kellie — 32 Cunningham. Keith — 40 Cunningham. Kenny — 30 Cunningham. Jennifer — 26 Curl. Perry — 34 Curless. Andy — 26 Curless. Jennifer — 22 Curry. Trina — 34 — D — Daniel. David — 40 Daniels. Leslie — 28.98 Daniels. T rey — 24.157 Darnell. Daniel — 24 Davis. Holli — 28 Davis. Mrs. Jane — 8.18 Davis. Judson — 32 Davis. Kay — 36 Davis. Melinda — 44 Davis. Paul — 49 Davis. Rachel — 42 Davis. Mrs. Sarah —15.116 Davis. Shelly — 6. 40. 89. 88.130 Deans. Elaine — 38.123 Deans. Sharon — 32 Delye. John — 30.109 Delye. Keturah — 22 Dingess. Dawn — 24 Dingess, Russ — 34 Dingess. Sharri — 30 Doris. Jeff — 38. 47.97. 68. 69.123 Doris. Jim — 32 Doris. Julie — 28. 29 Doster. Billy — 26.116 Doster. Karen — 38.64 Doster. Teresa — 6.7. 49, 80.119. 137. 151.57.81.82. 122 Douglas. Jennifer — 24 Dudley. Mr. Dan —15.63 Duke. Brian — 38.97 Dunahoo. Mr. Weyman —15 Duncan. Lance — 22 Dungee. Debbie — 38 Dyer. Derek — 34 — E — E’Dalgo. Debra — 39 Edwards. Alaina —40 Edwards. Eric — 36 Eidson. Bill —42.83.86. 97.119 Eidson. Chuck — 34 Eidson. David — 34.86 Eidson. John — 48.50.67.118. 119.126.56.64. 128.110. Ill Elsberry. Melody — 39 Emeott, Sandy — 36 Engle. Missy — 39. 89. 88 Engle. Mark — 32 Estes. Annette — 39.103.123 Estes. Christy — 22 Estes. Page — 34 Estes. Rhette —39.103 — F — Faulkner. Sally — 36.113 Fisher. David — 44 Floyd. Ricky — 44 Foley. Hank —32.109 Frangoudakis. Mike — 16.42 Frangoudakis. Vicki — 5. 50.100. 102.119.105 Furr. Dixie —26 Furr. Mrs. Suzanne— 18 — G — Gallman. John — 34 Garcia. Eddie — 36 Garcia. Shelia — 39.64 Garrett. Rick — 34 Gaza way. Vickie—42. 98.110 Gibson. Gina — 40. 70. 71 Gibson. Rebecca —26 Gibson. Tracy — 42.101.113.114 Gibson. Wayne — 50.55.113.114 Gibson. Wesley — 34 Gindlesperger. Jessica — 22.98 Glessner. Miss Donna — 12.15. 16.90. 94.98. 146.121. 131. 132. 76. 79 Goad. Mike —42. 83.86. 119. 46. 73 Goad, Pastor Ollie — 4. 8.9.12. 65.108 Godfrey. Chris — 42 Corby, Miss Cheryl — 15 Goss. Joe — 42. 73. 74 Goss. Missy — 40. 47. 94. 130. 77. 76. 79 Graham. Gloria — 40.98. 126 Graham. Valorie — 44.113.114 Green. Jason — 22 Green. Rene' — 34 Greer. Dawn — 12.50.52.67.90. 91. 92. 95. 94. 95.118.119.159. 121.128. 77. 76. 78. 79.120 Gresham. Angela — 44.119,126. 46 Gresham. Rhonda — 39 Grice. Chuck — 36 — H — Hackney. Mrs. Lucy —19 Hadden. Christy — 28 Hadden. Tim — 24 Haist. Cheryl — 34 Haist. Susan — 28 Hall. Cara — 26 Hamby. Lisa — 34 Hamby. Michael —101.41.68. 69. 114 Hampton. Christina — 39.131. 71 Hampton. Monique — 24. 62 Hancock. Miss Rose Mary — 144. 15.64 Handley. Joe — 34 Harbin. Carl — 39 Harmon. Susan —34 Harper. Michael — 26 Harper. Scott — 22 Harris. Mrs. Helen — 148.15 Harris. Joy — 25 Harrison. Dan —22 Heiple. Mr. Jerry —16.15.118. 68.127 Helms. Joanna — 100.102. 41.89. 105 Helton. Clark —51.128 Hemperley. Lorie — 3.32 Hemperley. Amy — 41. 76. 77. 78. 79 Hemperley. Christopher — 25 Hendricks. Angela — 28 Henry. Jay — 30 Henry. Julie — 36.127.123.114 Hill. Chuck — 87.85. 84. 86. 83. 119. 44.46.105 Hixson. Bert — 44 Hogue. Jana — 50. 51 Holden. Kristin — 36 Holden. Mandy — 2.32 Holland. Joy — 25.106 Holt. Tommy — 28 Hood. Jeffrey — 34.117 Hope. Shane — 26 I fouser. Carol — 28 Houser. Leslie — 35 Howard. Georgia — 47.36. 70. 71. 123 Howard. Wendy — 30 Howell. Edythe —137.6. 7.119. 50. 80.59. 81.82 Hubbard. David — 28 Hubbard. Scott —44 Hudson. Kevin — 32 Hurst. Kathryn —98. 39. 89. 88 Hurst. Larry — 30 Hutchinson. Scott — 32 lnglett. Allen —41.159.114 Inglett. Cindi — 12. 50.51.90.91. 92. 93. 94. 95. 158.119.120. 121. 104 Ingram. Bobbi — 7. 6.42. 80. 84. 100.102.137.81.82 Irvine. Stacy — 26 Israel. Charles — 35 Israel. Florence — 44.90.92.93. 119. 126. 128. 76. 77 Israel. Mary — 48. 50.118.119. 126.64. 128.114.112.113 Ivey. Robbie — 31 Jackson. Allison — 98. 28 Jackson. Andrea —100.102.41. 88.104 Jackson. Danny — 83. 44 Jackson. Kimberly — 25 Jackson. Mark — 36 Jackson. Patrica — 41. 70,71 Jackson. Tammy — 36 Jackson. T racy — 44 Jacobs. Darian — 101.42.97.113. 112.110.111 Jennings. Vanessa — 25 Johnson. Jennifer — 39 Johnson. Jim — 37 Johnston. Tracy — 25 Jones. Becky — 22 Jones. Darrell — 85.84. 86.83. 126. 50. 95. 96. 57. 73. 72. 74. 75 Jones. Mrs. Gail —18 Jones. Glynis — 39 Jones. Jamie — 35 Jones. Melissa — 37.123 Jones. Ryan — 37 Jordan. Traci — 28 Justice, Kenneth — 47. 41 Justice, Mark — 37 — K — Kahl. Mr. Charles —14.16.97 Kahl.Mrs. Debie —157.16 Keele. Tiffany — 32 Keller. Dessie — 22 Kidd. Mrs. Sandra — 16 Kidd. Tracy — 35 Kim. Hyeong — 62. 26 Kincaid. Christie — 25 Kinsey. Mr. David — 16.130. 75 Kirby. Mike — 5.44 Kirkpatrick. Donna — 139.44 Kok. Dave — 28 Kok. Woody — 42 Kreimann. Gladdie — 141.119, 42.97.127. 110. 108 Kreimann. Mrs. Jackie —16.15. 6. 80. 82.129.130 — L — Lamb. Cathy — 41 Lamb. Billy — 41 Langston. Seth — 25 Langston. Shannon — 126. 50. 51 Langston. Steve — 35 Langston. Wayne — 33 Larsen. Amy — 33 Lauer, Howie — 44 LeHeup. Angela — 24. 25 LeHeup. Lisa — 33 LeMaster. Karen —42 Lenderman. Mary — 28 Lewis. Chris — 85. 84. 83. 50. 51. 95.121.128.127 Lewis. Melanie — 47. 37 Lieb. Melinda — 33 Lilly. Mrs. Carol — 18 Lilly. Darlene — 22 Lilly. Darryl — 35 Lilly. Whittlcy — 22 Linsey. Scott — 85. 43 Little. Clay —98.62. 26 Long. Todd — 33 Loomis. Dusti — 33 Lowe. Steven — 25 Lowery. Marie — 119. 52.118. 56 Loyd. Kris — 25 Lyon. Catherine — 43.104 Lyon. Melissa —25 — Me — McAllister. Jason — 25 McClung. Miss Opel — 16 McCracken. Honnie — 22 McCracken. Sissy — 25 McCracken. Shannon — 26 McCreless. Chris — 29 McDonald. Amey — 23 McMillan. Jennifer — 30 — M — MacMahon. Kevin — 83. 86. 44 MacMahon. Susan — 30 Madden. Wendy — 29 Mahaffey. Virginia — 33 Martin. Mrs. Alice —18 Martin. Jennifer — 119.45.110 Martin. Stephen — 35 Mason. Roger — 35.115.116 Mathis. Angie — 26 Matthews. Ruth — 5.119. 52. 58 Maxwell. Michelle — 29 May. Joey — 29 Mayo. Donald — 147.41.114. 113.110 Mayo. Patricia — 45 Mayson. Brian — 23.107 Mayson. Paul — 23.107 Mayson. Scott — 87. 85. 86.84. 83. 52. 56.104. 105 Medley. Greg — 5. 45 Milam. Tami —43.90.91.93.110 Miller. Channing — 30 Miller. Caron — 3.33 Miller. Maurice — 33 Millirons. David — 98. 35 Mills. Lori —119.100. 45.64 Minton. Jeff — 26 Minton. Rhonda — 30 Mitchell. Tammy — 29 Mitschele, Monique — 45 Mock. Marjorie — 39.64. 76. 78. 79 Monk. Tina — 37.71 Monk. Wendy — 31 Mons. Susan — 137.150. 6. 7.80. 100. 43.94.95.81.82 Moody. Scott — 29 Moore. David —119. 45. 95 Morgan. Sha — 27 Morris. Terri — 52.55 Murdock. Christy —33 Murdock. Traci — 6. 7.119.80. 45.81.82.110 Murphy. Beth — 25 Murphy. Jennifer — 25.107 Murphy. Michelle — 37 — N — Neill. Stuart — 126.41.117 Nelson. Mrs. Frances —18 — P — Page. Craig — 33.115 Paine. Mrs. Sandy — 145.16.124 Paine. Mr. Steve — 159.17. 87. 83. 84. 95. 96 Palmer. Cassie — 37.123 Palmer. Ginger — 33 Palmer. Jamie —83. 84.85.86.87. 95. 73. 74. 75 Palmer. LeAnn — 25 Palmer. Lorie — 39. 90.94. 64. 71. 70 Palmer. Mindy — 48. 51. 53. 90. 92. 93.94.102.100.119.118. 121.57.120 Palmer. Patsy —45 Palmer. Mr. Tom — 19 Parker. Steve —53.128 Pascual. Puthie — 45 Patterson. Mitch — 83.84. 85. 86. 87. 52.126. 131. 73. 72. 74. 75 Patterson, Scotty — 43 Patterson. Troy — 39.68.69.130. 131.103 Payne. Martha — 41. 76. 77. 78. 79 Payne. Miriam — 31 Payne. Tabitha — 23 Payne. Talmage — 35 Pelot. Ray — 35 Pennington. Miss Barbara — 17. 138.131.103.111 Perdue. Cindy — 31. 98 Perdue. Jennifer — 35 Peters. Jan — 33 Pierce. Jeffrey — 39. 47. 68. 69 Pinholster. Jay — 14. 41. 68 Pinholster. Matthew — 29 Pope, Krista — 27 Porter. Lori — 41.70. 71 Pritchett. Beth —45. 46. 77. 79. 110.104 Pritchett. Jonathan — 27 Pritchett. Lisa —35 Pritchett. Matthew — 31 -Q- Quattlebaum. Damian — 29 — R — Ragland. Adrian — 25 Randall. Matt—33.107 Rondall. Renee — 100.45.110 Ransom. Denise — 27 Ransom. Rachel — 35 Rauk. Tommy — 43. 97 Ray. Billy —31 Reece. Kris — 31 Reed. Debra —33 Reed. John — 23 Reed. Patricia —39.103 Reeves. Amy — 23 Reeves. Jeff — 23 Rennie. Janel —27 Rodriquez, Melanie — 29 Rodriquez. Wendy — 39 Roe. Kim — 27 Rogers. Mike — 33 Rominger. Sonja — 52.54.122 Rominger. Tammy — 45.127. 122.104 Rominger. Tina — 41. 71 Rosser. Lynn —37. 71 Rowland. Eric — 27 Rudasill. Julie —98. 27 Runyans. Mrs. Joyce —18 Runyans. Mark — 31 — s— Sailers. Michele — 37 Sanduskey. Cheryl — 31 Sawyer. Jason — 29 155 Scales. Martha — 12.43.90.91. 92.94. 120. 121.77. 7«. 78. 79. 112.113 Scheltcma. Kan da — 119.80.44. 81.82. 110 Scoggins. Christi — 31 Scoggins. Kyle — 119, 52. 55.101. 64. 127.112.110 Scott. Jimmy — 98.35.117 Selman. |im —33 Selman. Lome — 98. 39 Sessions. Scott — 31 Shcdd. Lamar— 11.12 Sheesley. Jeff — 19 Sheesley. Mr. Ken — 12 Sheets. David — 31 Shelley. Jill —85.126. 43. 94. 78. 79. 77. 76. 104. 110 Shelley. Julie—29.106 Shelton. Shannon — 3. 33 Shelton. Sharon —37 Shepard. Angie — 126. 45 Shepard. Sheila —98. 3.3 Shockley. Leslie — 23 Short. Shannon —27 Shrider. William — 101. 43 Shrider. Jim —83.85. 126. 52. 95. 96. 58. 64. 57. 122 Sims. Anthony — 141.119.43. 110. Ill Sims. Michal — 25 Sloan. Doug — 43 S Smith. Jason — 25.115 Smith. Joe — 37 Snow. Brian —25 Spearman. Susan — 35.63 Standridge. Piper — 31 Stahlkuppe. Chris — 25 Stanfield. Annette —45 Stephens. Cheryl — 33 Stephens. Kim — 29 Steward. Joe — 33 Stewart. David — 41 Stewart. J. T. — 23 Stewart. Ray — 23 Stone. Theresa — 98. 37.123 Slevel. Chris —33.117 Stevel. Deana — 29 Strickland. Tracy— 37 Stroup. Mrs. Anita — 17. 64 Stroup. David — 33 Stroup. Debbie — 137. 149. 6. 7. 61.84.53. 80. 99. 94.101. 102. 95. 120.121.58.59.56.81.82. 110 Stroup. Mr. Dewey — 99. 71. 76 Stroup. Doug —141. 147. 86. 83. 119. 43.97. 73.74.75.110.105 Stubbs. Brian — 27 Syed. Kerry — 23 — T — Tallon. Candy — 119.126. 48. 53. 118.56. 64. 128. 110. Ill Tallon. Chris —47. 101.39.123. 114.113 Tallon. Mrs. Suzanne — 148.117. 119.122. 104 Tallon. Tim —119.4.1.46.114. 112.113 Tankersley. David — 45. 95. 73. 75. 104 Tankersley. C� n gory — 37.123 Tankersley. Kenneth —25 Tankersley. Sally — 43 Tanner. Candi — 27 Tanner. Tommy — 31 Taylor. Mary Ellen —43 Taylor. Tonya — 27 Taylor. Valerie — 39 Teague. Teri — 139.47.41.88 Terrell. Deana — 33 Terrell. Doug — 119. 45. 46. 110 Terrell. Mrs. Sue — 148.17 Thomas. Joel — 142. 54 Thompson. Julio — 2. 33 Tilghman. Mary Beth — 119.126. 52. 54. 118.59.114. 112.113. 110. Ill Todd. Coral — 35 Todd. Johnny — 29 Toole. Jacqueline — 27 Toney. Darold — 85.86. 126. 54. 121. 120.58. 73. 72. 75 Tribble. Joey —32. 33.117 Tribble. Kim —43.46.110 Tribble. Kristen — 119. 41.94. 89. 88. 130. 110 Tribble. Tammy — 31 Tucker. Lee — 23 Tuggle. Ryan —23 Turner. Camille —31 Turner. Mrs. Pat — 17. 62 Turner. Mr. Otis — 18 — U — Ulanoski. Donna — 31 Underwood. James — 37 Usry. Shane — 67.87. 85. 84.86. 126. 45. 83. 73. 74.105 — V — Vandenborg. Mr. Art — 4.17. 128. 104. 105 Vandenborg. Mrs. Verna — 11. 17.62.63. 104. 105 Vaughan. Walter — 39.68. 69 Vincent. Michelle —43 — W — Waggoner. Brad — 23 Walden. Jennifer — 25.116 Wall. Amy — 31 Wallace. Mrs Brenda — 18 Wallace. David —41. 147. 110 Wallace. Kimberly — 35 Wallace. Kevin — 39. 113 Wallace. Mieah — 27 Waller. Dan — 54. 128 Waller. Jay — 33 Walls. Stacey— 98.31 Walker. Joseph — 25 Ward. David — 43. 119. 130. 127 Ward. Stacy — 29 Warnock. Angie — 27 Warren. Albert — 29. 107 Warren. Andrew — 35 Warren. Erik — 43 Warren. Karen — 13. 23.106 Warren. Marilyn — 5. 54 Warren. Dr. Sam — 4. 11. 12. 13. 62. 101. 102. 157. 158. 65. 116. 117.105.108 Warren. Sam — 25 Watson. Toney — 27 Watson. Robbie — 3.3. 115 Welch. Kim — 27 Welden. Allie — 24.25.98 Welden. Mrs. —18 West. Chris —25 West. Sherri — 54 While. Andy — 29 White. Amy — 25.98 White. Diane — 41. 47. 94. 58. 76. 77. 79.112.117 White. Susan — 54.157.158.121. 120. 128. 110 Whited. David — 29 Wilkins. Jonathan — 32.33 Wilkins. David — 39 Wilkins. Sandy — 39 Wilkins. Stephen —29 Williams. Barry — 43.8.3.97.127 Williams. Mrs. Eva —17 Williams. Joey — 43.83.85. 86. 87. 97. 119. 46. 73. 72. 74 Williamson. Miss Vivian — 17. 148.157 Willingham. David — 29 Willingham. Shane — 29 Wilson, Sandra —25 Wilson. Shelley — 33 Withcringlon. Jeff — 4.3 Witheringlon. Jill —37 Woodring. Andy —21.39 Woodring. Sharon — 6. 7. 21.45. 80.119. 146.137.81.82.46 Woody. Gn g — 35 Woody. Sharry — 31 Wright. Debbie — 54. 119. 126. 58. 122 Wright. Kathy — 43.90. 91 Wright. Kelli — 31 — Y — Yancey. Jeff — 43 Yancey. Jennifer— 29 Yancey. Jody — 35.115. 109 Youmans. David — 13. 23 — Z — Zimmerman. Kathy Zimmerman. 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