Columbus High School - Cohiscan Yearbook (Columbus, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1985 volume:

SPEAK OF THE DEVIL AND HE WILL APPEAR IN ... Opening .................. 2 Student Life ............ 16 Honors and Clubs ........ 32 Faculty ................. 90 Sports ................. 106 Classes ................ 154 Ads .................... 212 Closing ................ 236 It was June 1984. The halls of Columbus High School slowly emptied for the summer days that awaited. The excitement of summer fun, moon- lit nights on Panama City Beach, and long, lazy afternoons became prevalent. The Blue Devil spirit lived on, even though the school was empty. 2 0pening We spoke of the Blue Devils and their undying spirit. The spirit found at Columbus High School, that energetic drive within all of its students, was and always had been a simple tradition. It began ninety-seven years ago, and every year added to its momentum. Opening 3 Our spirit was shown in various ways. At pep rallies, the bleachers vibrated as the drummers congregated in the middle of the gym for the playing of the Alma Mater. As was the custom, spirits ran high when we gathered around the bonfire for Homecoming week festivities. 4 Opening After sunset, gathering together at Lakebottom Park, we would be warmed not only by the fire’s heat, but also by the warm feelings of friendship and Blue Devil pride. In the Spring, dressed formally for the prom, we would again experience that special mixture of feelings. Opening 5 Suddenly summer was over. Never mind that the thermometer said it was ninety-eight degrees outside! It was time for Columbus’ Blue Devils to start back to school. Summer’s long hours abruptly turned into fall’s regimented schedules. Multitudes of schedule cards were filled out. 6 Opening We may have been filling out cards, but our minds were filled with memories of fun times shopping at the malls and Prince’s movie debut in “Purple Rain”. The Jackson’s Victory Tour was often the topic of our conversations, as the Jackson’s made their way across the country. Opening 7 Thoughts of music and Weekends left because we suddenly realized that we had mistakenly gotten scheduled for Physical Education three times a day. We hung up our swimsuits and packed up our shorts, anyway. We turned off the MTV, and settled down to concentrate on our algebra. 8 0pening We spent our money on notebooks instead of The Cars’ Heartbeat City tape, and we no longer found the time to sit out and perfect our tans. We watched our savings decrease while our wardrobes increased with shirts containing Ralph Lauren’s label or purses signed by Gucci. Opening 9 The 1984-85 school year started out with a combination of both the old and the new. In town, there were new and better places to eat. At Columbus High, we were still served fried chicken on Wednesday, fish on Friday, and the choice of the ever-popular salad bar on any day. 10 Opening We still shopped at Columbus Square and Peachtree, but we were anxious for Mansours and Parisians, two new department stores, to open. In the fall, when the Southern Open came again, the Blue Devils helped out as usual. The event drew professional golfer Jack Nicklaus. Opening ll 12 Opening Headlines in 1984 were filled with the pre- sidential election. The Mondale Ferraro ticket reflected new attitudes throughout the nation. There were new attitudes at Columbus High School also. We welcomed a new principal, Dr. Ronnie Shehane, and we welcomed five new teachers. Dr. Shehane came to Columbus High with innovative ideas but with traditional spirit. Upperclassmen greeted new freshmen, who were anxious to play the role of enthusiastic Blue Devils. Everyone worked together adjusting to a new school year and a set of new rules. Opening 13 DEDICATION Since coming to Columbus High School in 1969, you have been doing much more than just teaching us. Teaching is important, of course, and your Social Studies classes are always demanding of us as students. You make learning challenging while making it fun. A teacher is a unique person. She is an electrician, a referee, a janitor, a policeman, an artist, an interior decorator, a preacher, a philosopher, a salesman, a psychologist, a good sport, and a friend. A teacher plans, worries, calls, organizes, listens and advises. 14 Dedication You do these things, and even more. You are always around when Senior Council needs a firm guiding hand or when Girl’s Civitan needs a morale boost. We know that somehow, you get a sense of fulfillment from our accomplishments. Our success is your success. We are grateful that you are standing in the wings for us, and it is time now for you to be recognized. And so it is, that we, the Senior Class, dedicate our 1985 COHISCAN to you. Miss Patricia K. Lewis Dedication 15 16 STUDENT LIFE Our Alma Mater so strong Honor untarn’d by any wrong Far rings the triumphant song Dear ole Blue Devils, in work or revels Earth shall know their worth Always taunted, never daunted We are, as always, Columbus High Kenny Freeman’s talent in break-dancing was unbelievable to his spectators. Kym Shuttleworth, junior, seemed to have some trouble with her chewing gum. Sophomore Mike Lake was one of the few privileged students to have a tail. The girls softball team watched the game intensely, hoping for another victory. 18 Student Life The drummers marched with great poise down to the field to practice for the next game. Sheri Jenkins and Dana Caffrey were relieved that it was finally time to go home. Juniors Sonya Alexander, Katrina Giles, and Kendra Boynton, got wound up after the 2:30 bell. Steve Brasseaux, senior, had his share of the dunking booth for the day. Holly Bramblett, junior, took a Blue Devil spill with a smile. Student Life 19 “Was it past, senior, Wendy Bell’s bedtime?” Junior, Todd Chapman, sophomores, Kim Herring, Beth Tomlinson, and freshman, John Chandler got ready for a wild ride. Senior, Matt Kennedy and juniors, Dennis Brown and Ron Hightower socialized while eating lunch. Freshman, Susan Crawford and Beverly Hagler took a cool break in a nearby waterfall. “Why weren’t those girls jogging around the track?” 20 Student Life Sophomores Van Ramsey and Charles Reese, took a break from their GBST tests. Freshmen Kim Crocker, Tracey Hovey, Sheri Jenkins, and sophomore, Lisa Houston, got ready to view some slides. “Did senior Lisa Cowart always cheer that enthusiastically?” Seniors Michael Harris, Jackie Norwood, Monica McCarter, and Bridgette Jones were never camera shy. Sophomore Jeri Tucker looked ready for anything that came her way. Student Life 21 Mr. Dorman seemed surprised to see the camera. Juniors, Stacy Ferguson and Jennifer Joiner, waited patiently to leave CHS. Sophomore, Kelly Powell, seemed very interested in the classroom discussion. Sophomore, Cathy Clark, junior, Melissa Carpenter, senior, Kim Strother, and so- phomore, Angie Webb took a break after running a mile. Studying was a part of every CHS student’s life. 22 Student Life Student Life 23 Mrs. Alford seemed to have a full load on her hands. Junior Tony Haymond was determined not to fall. Freshman Jennifer Burzynski exhibited her fashionable outfit. Faded jeans became a new trend at CHS this year. After school, Jennifer Shuttleworth worked hard at the Sub Station. Seniors Alicia Nelson and Kristen Piszek, posed on the Treasure Ship in Panama City. “Was junior, Patrick Cosgrove really lonely for some company?” Mrs. Carter gave Mrs. Urquhart a little advice on the yearbook. Sophomore Jeff Waugh waits for a reply from Mr. Ed. Senior Ann Scudder did not seem to remember what she was going to say. 24 Student Life Senior Tracy Sinquefield and junior Holly Bramblett discussed the upcoming game during their lunch period. “Cute couple, huh?” “What’s so unbelievable?” Sophomores Angie Webb and Cathy Clark, relaxed a while. Senior Donald Broda must have been really interested in the floor. Student Life 25 Senior Early McDaniel showed his true feelings toward sophomore Carlos Alexander. Sophomore Brian Hicks went through torture while taking the GBST. CHS students were always hasty. Sophomores Jason Anthony and Vickie Sanders and freshman Tiffany Cosby did not look like they were getting to much studying done. Senior Tracy Sinquefield was pooped out after a long game and relaxed with her Walkman. 26 Student Life Soul dogs chilled out on campus. The J. V. Cheerleaders tried to do the hokey-pokey. Looks like they were ready to dig in. Sophomore Brian Hicks and freshman Jacquelyn Russell showed the ups and downs of high school life. Junior Ross Marshall and freshman Dee Marshall stopped to fill up. Student Life 27 Senior Audrey Kurtz enjoyed the peaceful- ness of her tent at Camp Wolfeboro, in Wolfeboro, New Hampshire. Senior Glen Winchester seemed to enjoy his lunch. Senior Kim Clayton was very active in Junior Civitan functions. Seniors Jon Hill and Steve Brasseaux were all talked out after working at the Jerry Lewis Telethon. Seniors Tracy Sinquefield and Kathy Pierce cheerfully got ready for their competition at cheerleading camp. 28 Student Life Student Life 29 The beautiful sunsets gave a touch to everyone’s summer. Juniors Melissa Walker, Jennifer Joiner, Debbie Pierce, and Holly Bramblett looked forward to a fun school year. “Caught in the act, Ann?” Bubba Davis, Tina McBride, and Kym Mitchell found something about school to laugh about. Sophomore Beth Tomlinson waited patiently for the call of the next cheer. Junior Beth Bone, sophomores Brooke Bone, and freshman Terri Brooks stood still long enough to pose for a picture. Mrs. Urquhart sure did have a rowdy 5th period class didn’t she. “Let’s get crazy!” Senior Jon Hill really got into those games. Seniors Ernie Kirk and Sheri Brown, looked ready for a night on the town. 30 Student Life Sophomore Bonnie O’dell cooled off after being in the hot sun of Panama City. “Was senior Jon Hill really that funny?” Junior Patrick Cosgrove “breaks” for his admiring fans. Sophomore Shea Bigby really looked thrilled to have an assembly. Freshman Julie Gilbert really looked surprised to see Carlos. Student Life 31 MR. MISS CHS 34 Clubs The senior class of 1985 selected Kathy Pierce and Early McDaniel as Mr. Miss CHS. The honor was given based on personality, attitude, and overall participation in school activities. Both Kathy and Early deserve the title of Mr. Miss CHS because of the devotion they have displayed in various school activities. Clubs 35 SENIORS OF 38 Senior Attractives DISTINCTION early MC0'W'« oZ USA t„ ,VA« by? - ojj£ Senior Attractives 39 SENIORS OF «■SS the vbV W 1' V-. 3 beaS sus t God « ?£ H s °tn per footst Sea,he st°r - - upon 'be CoV-pe� jssa vryJSS 0 NOV “Tf SVJS't cK£nN LAS« schM NlCKt 40 Senior Attractives DISTINCTION KI K « thy plERCE QUffiao Senior Attractives 41 Academic performance, participation in extra-curricular activities, and leadership qualities constitute the main criteria in the selection of the 1985 Outstanding Seniors. The COHISCAN staff congratulates you. Jason Asbell “C” Club 1,2,3,4; Footlighters 1,3,4; Quill and Scroll 4; Head-to-Head 1,2,3,4, Captain 4, Math Team Co-Captain 1,2,3,4, Computer Team Captain 2,3,4, Science Team 3,4; Blue Streak 2,3,4, Sports Editor 3, Co-Editor 4; Governor’s Honors - Science 2; National Merit Semifinalist 4; 1st Place, Columbus Invitational Math Tournament 3; 15th Place, Georgia State Math Tournament 3; Who’s Who 3; National Honor Roll 3; UGA Certificate of Merit 3; GA Tech Distinguished Math Science Scholar 3. Lindsey Atkins Class Council 2,3,4, Treasurer 2, Representative 3,4; Student Council Representative 3; Y-Club 2,3, President 3; Junior Civitan 2,3,4; French Club 2,3,4, Vice-President 3, President 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Math Team 2,3; Model U.N. 3,4; Cross Country 3; Governor’s Honors - Communicative Arts 1984; Alpha Scholar 1,2,3; Honor Student - Government; Hugh O’Brian Outstanding Sophomore; Student Council Workshop, Berry College 2; Junior Civitan Workshop, Lakeland, FL 2. Donald Broda Junior Civitan Secretary 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4, Vice-President 4; Computer Team 2,3; Math Team 1,2,3,4; Blue Streak 2,3,4, Editor 4; Model U.N. 3; Who’s Who 3; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 1,2,3; National Leadership Merit Award 3; Governor’s Honors 3; UGA Certificate of Merit 3; 1st Place, MCSD Writing Competition on Satire 3; Alpha Scholar 2; Principal’s Award for Outstanding Achievement 1; Honorary Award for Scholastic Achievement - English 1, Math 2; State Math Tournament 3; Literary Magazine Tournament; Voice of Democracy 3; Academic All-American 3; U.S. Student Counci' Award 3. 42 Outstanding Seniors Susie Chai Class Council 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 1, Senator 3, Prom Committee Chairman 3; Junior Civitan, 2,3,4, Vice-President 4; Interact 3; Student Council 3,4, Senator 3; Executive 4; Junior Classical League 2,3, Secretary 3; Pep Club 2,3; Band 1,2; COHISCAN 2,3,4, Layout Editor 3, Co-Editor 4; Model U.N. 3,4; Who’s Who 3,4; SDAHSS 3; UGA Certificate of Merit 3; Outstanding Freshman; Junior Achievement Vice-President for Marketing 2; National Leadership Award 3,4; National Student Council Award 3,4; Miss Junior Civitan Pageant 3; MCSD SAIL winner, 4; 1984 Georgia Girls’ State Delegate, Secretary of State 3; 1984 PRIDE International Conference on Drugs 3. Kim Clayton Class Council 1,2,3,4, Representative 1,3,4, President 2; Student Council Vice-President 3,4; Junior Civitan 2,3,4, Scrapbook Chairman 3, President 4, District Secretary 4; Spanish Club 3,4; Junior Classical League 2,3; Y-Club Secretary-Treasurer 1,2,3; National Honor Society 3,4; Honor Student - Biology 1; Honor Student - Latin 2; Honor Student - Sociology 3; National Merit Scholar 3; Who’s Who 3; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3; UGA Certificate of Merit 3; Academic All-American 3; Alpha Scholar 1; FA Youth Seminar 1; Outstanding Freshman Jon Hill Class Council 1,2,3,4, Representative 1,2; Student Council Treasurer 3,4; Junior Civitan 2,3,4, Secretary 3, President 4, District Deputy Governor 4; Symphonic Band 1,2,3,4; Jazz Band 1,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4, Drum Major 4; Interclub 4; Oakville, Ontario, Canada Dance-a-Thon-Junior Civitan For Association for Retarded Citizens 3,4; Junior Achievement 2,3; Florida Youth Seminar 3; Outstanding Freshman; NRA Promarksman, Marksman, and Marksman, and Marksman 1st Class 1,2,3,4; Engineering Exp. Post 2,3; National Merit Scholar 3,4 Outstanding Seniors 43 SENIORS Patrick McKenna Class Council 3,4; Key Club 2,3; “C” Club 1,2,3; Junior Civitan 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Tennis 2,3; Track 1,3; Society of Distinguished American High School Students. Jack Mowery Junior Civitan 4; French Club Secretary-Treasurer 2,3,4; Y-Club Vice-President 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Math Club 1,2,3,4; Head-to-Head 2,3,4; Treasurer Model U.N. 3; Alpha Scholar; UGA Certificate of Merit; Who’s Who; Society of Distinguished American High School Students. Ann Scudder Class Council 2,3,4, Senator 2,3; Student Council President 4; “C” Club 1,2,3; Junior Civitan 2,3,4, Secretary 3, Treasurer 4; Junior Classical League 2,3, President 3; Pep Club 2,3; Band 1,2; Outstanding Freshman; Outstanding Freshman Band Member; All-State Band 1; National Leadership Award; National Student Council Award; Certificate of Achievement; Who’s Who; Miss Junior Civitan Pageant 2,3, 3rd Runner-Up 3; Georgia Girls’ State 3. 44 Outstanding Seniors Tracy Sinquefield Class Council President 3,4; “C” Club 3,4; Junior Civitan 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Criminal Justice Club 3,4; Cheerleading 1,2,3,4; Governor’s Honors Alternate; Governor’s Honors Finalist 3; 4th Place, Law Day Essay Contest. Robert Smith “C” Club 2,3; Spanish Club 2; National Honor Society 3,4; Golf 1,2,3,4; Junior Achievement Vice-President of Productions; UGA Certificate of Merit; Who’s Who. Jodi Waugh Class Council Senator 3,4; Student Council Senator 3,4; Math Team 2; Junior Civitan 2,3,4; Junior Classical League 2,3, Vice-President 3; National Honor Society 3,4, President 4; Model U.N. 3,4; Annual Staff 2,3, Editor 3; Blue Streak Managing Editor 4; Football Assistant Trainer 2; Golf Sponsor 1; Varsity Tennis 2,3,4; UGA Certificate of Merit; Governor’s Honors Alternate - Science; Honor Student - Science 1,2; Who’s Who; Society of Distinguished American High School Students; Hoke McGee Biology Award Nominee. Outstanding Seniors 45 OUTSTANDING JUNIORS The Outstanding Underclassmen were nominated by their teachers, voted on by their classmates, and elected because of their various academic abilities. Extracurricular activities were also considered. The outstanding Juniors are: Jodonna Glenn, Gretchen McCosh, Kohlen Moore, and David Harris (not pictured). 46 Honors and Clubs OUTSTANDING SOPHOMORES The Outstanding Sophomores of 1984-1985 were: Beth With two more great years ahead of them, these Tomlinson, Mike Paul, Barry Earl, and Diane Watson. outstanding students surely represent the sophomore class These sophomores are in the middle of their high in more ways than just academically. Congratulations! school years. Honors and Clubs 47 OUTSTANDING FRESHMEN The Outstanding Freshmen were: Boris Jordan, Susan These students certainly set an example for the other Crawford, Angelia Willis, and Ray Van Cleave. The freshmen of the school. They were each involved in freshmen will soon be the leaders of Columbus High various extracurricular activities. Congratulations! School. 48 Honors and Clubs STUDENT COUNCIL The Columbus High Student Council is a governing student body for the school. It is composed of elected members of all classes. All members must maintain an overall C average. It is affiliated with the Georgia Association of Student Councils. The advisor is Miss Lewis. The Student Council Representatives were: Pam Holcomb, Early McDaniel, Ann Scudder, Yvonne Neely, Jon Hill, Joe Mills, Kim Clayton, Cathy Cook, Susie Chai, Jodi Waugh, Brooke Bone, Kyra Wynn, Shannon Greyer, Brian Hicks, Mimi Merriman, Will Raymond, Audrey Kurtz, John Fisher, Jon Craft, and David Harris. The officers for the 1984-85 Student Council are as follows: Ann Scudder, president; Early McDaniel, vice-president; Yvonne Neely, secretary; Jon Hill, treasurer; Joe Mills, parliamentarian; and Pam Holcomb, secretary. Honors and Clubs 49 COHISCAN The COHISCAN staff had the enormous responsibility of putting together and producing this yearbook, a storehouse of memories. The pressure of deadlines took its toll on all, with loss of sleep and of patience. However, the staff never lost its pride in its work, in Columbus High, and in you, the student body and faculty. This yearbook is our service to the school, and we are happy to be among the few chosen to present it. Mrs. Urquhart devoted her time to the annual staff even as she coped with the hazards of a first year teacher. Kyra Wynn, index editor, and Wendy Patrick, index aide, worked diligently throughout the year keeping accurate records. Laura Moss, copy editor (not pictured), and Donald Nichols, copy writer, never seemed to run out of excellent ideas. Lindsey Atkins, ad and art editor, and Audrey Kurtz, public relations editor, took care of the business aspects of the COHISCAN. COHISCAN 51 Early McDaniel, photo editor, Carlos Alexander and Ken Broda (not pictured), photographers, could usually be found in the dark room developing and printing pictures. Laurie Atkins, layout editor, and Kym Shuttleworth, Beth Tomlinson, and Lisa Thompson, layout artists, were happy to take a break from their hard work. The editors of the COHISCAN, Elizabeth Crawford and Susie Chai, handled their responsibilities well. ... AND THE BEAT GOES ON Mr. Currier, the man behind the band, should be given a great amount of credit for keeping the band always ready to perform. 52 Band CHS MARCHING BAND The Blue Devil Marching Band, under the direction of Gary Currier, has given the spirit of our school a tremendous boost in recent years. This year was no exception. The band had an outstanding marching season. They received an excellent rating in the Phenix City Band Festival. The band members for his year included: Lisa Brantley, Jerrold Buckner, Robert Green, Joanne Haines, Mike Harris, Jon Hill, Wes Hitchcock, Scooter Hollis, Tonya Ingersoll, Cheryl Johnson, Vickie Klarnet, Mike Lorentz, Kathy Miles, Sara Sherwood, Stan Thornton, Jasper Arrington, Michelle Cox, Brian Gardner, Marty Hendrix, Brian Hicks, Pam Lorentz, Tangy Person, Marcus Sanders, Chris Shavers, Erica Shavers, Tracy Smith, Lisa Thikield, Nelson Tomlinson, Victoria Venters, Carolyn Weitzel, Shara Bryan, Heather Hitchcock, Tracy Huff, Kevin McCowan, James Payne, Reginald Snellings, Lisa Smith, Darryl Thomas, Darnell Wiggins, William Belton, Lisa Austin, Yolanda Buchanan, Tammy Bryson, Marya Calhoun, Jennifer Carmack, Bobby Capenny, Kay Edmonds, Eric Ezekiel,Julie Gilbert, Barbara Glines, Sonya Harris, Michelle Hill, Diana Hubbard, Robert Ito, Carolyn Lee, Tiffany Lewis, Veronica Lewis, Steve Lorentz, Mike Morton, Joe McKiever, Kim Porter, Tina Watson, Jackie Williams Band 53 CHS DRUM LINE The Drum Instructor for this year was Kevin Bradshaw, a former member of the CHS drum line. The section leader was Darryl Thomas. The drum line also rated excellent at festival. 54 Band Band 55 CHS JAZZ BAND CHS FLAGS The flag girls, consisting mostly of Freshmen, deserve a big hand for doing the job that they did. Although their numbers were few, they did an absolutely super job. Speaking of Chorus ... The Columbus High chorus included groups of talented students who enjoyed spending their time singing. They also performed at various functions. They competed in intense competitions against other schools. They brought pride to our school. Members of The Girls Ensemble were: Terri Brooks, Janice Dean, Lisa Ferraioli, Rachel Hillhouse, Sherry Holand, Yvonne Hood, Zelzie Jordan, Jennifer Klepac, Susan Knott, Kristy Parks, Sandy Peters, Monica Snipes, Denise Shores, Lynn Sims, and Beth Wilson. 56 Chorus Chorus 57 Members of the Advanced Mixed Chorus were: Lisa Brantley, John Carnell, Kara Hall, Arthur Hubbard, Orlanda Murphy, Rudi Pittman, Angela Robinson, Elizabeth Schmill, Bob Shaw, Grady Simmons, Shara Bryan, Deana Busey, Derek Johnson, Alisah Maddox, Kohlen Moore, Lauren Owens, Debbie Pierce, Debbie Weaver, Cynthia Jones, Dale Brophy, Ellen Juan, Ginger Lloyd, Joe Mills, Jean Jones Members of Girls Chorus were: Cynthia Hollis, Ann Jones, Natalie Quick, Sherry Scott, Rhonda Sellers, Wanda Williams, Endia Hollis, Carolyn McClary, Tracy Rutledge, Tabatha Solomon, and Linda Upshaw Orchestra is an elective that has very few dedicated members. Those students in orchestra are talented young people who in some way enjoy music. Their purpose is not only to bring to themselves self gratification, but to others entertainment in classical and pop music. They perform at local, regional, and state-wide festivals for community service programs. The members of the orchestra are as follows: Amy Asbell, Claire Crawford - concert mistress, Angelia Davis, Dorothy Juan - President, Alice Miller, Jemma Pingul, Susan Wade, Samantha Westbrook, Daphne Williams, and Advisor - Barbara McPhail. 58 Orchestra BRUSHES SPLASHED WITH DIFFERENT COLORS Art Club students enjoyed creating for Columbus as their brushes splashed with different colors. Fountains were painted, rooms were decorated with drawings and sketches, and floors were filled with balled up mistakes. The members are: Dale Brophy, President; Derek Johnson, Vice-President; Lisa Cowart, Jennifer McCosh, Lee Barefield, Sheila Simmons, Bradly Holmes, Chuck Harleson, Karen Smith, Roby Thomson, and Advisor Mr. Akbari._________________________________ Honors and Clubs 59 JUNIOR RESERVE TRAINING CORPS The JROTC Organization strives to promote good citizenship and patriotism. In doing this the members develop self-confidence and leadership ability, thus enabling them to work effectively as part of a team. The members of Company A were: Christopher Akers, Anthony Armstrong, Roger Bates, Sandra Bennett, Renee Bettis, Mickey Booth, Steve Brasseaux, John Brown, Traci Calhoun, Sean Cleveland, William Davis, Lesa Duke, Arthur Gordon, Vernell Green, Elbretta Hollis, Marian Hood, Sondra Ingram, Byron Jackson, Tracy Jenkins, Kevin Jones, Winifar Johnson, Joyce Lebow, Gary Mills, Katrina Morton, Tamela Pierce, Sherlita Daniel, Wendy Robinson, Aaron Rollins, Derryl Rozier, Gloria Shakespear, Marcus Smith, Paul Stoudemire, Laura Wells, Tina Wright, Curtis Green, Perry Couch, Ingrid Gordon, Jonathan Henry, Christopher Hudson, Mimi Merriman, Cedric Parker, Nathan Pate, Bruce Robinson, Audrey Poe, Frederick Williams, Don Miller, Alton Carter, Wilson Davenport, Patrick Ferguson, Tina Jackson, Darrell Jones, Melissa Jones, Maurice Hill, Alanzo Allen, Bryant Mellix, Bill Ford, Michael Jackson, Matthew Kennedy, Kenneth Spurlock, Henry Sessions, Michael Whaley. OFFICERS m m :$ Av ROTC takes pride in encouraging responsibility and honor, as well as preparing them for future military experience. Their leaders were Col. West and Sgm. Glover. The Battalion Commander was Kenneth Spurlock. The members of Company B were: Reginald Averett, Patrick Bates, Alvin Brooks, Marcus Chambers, Robert Crosby, Ricky Dalton, Charles Duke, Keith Goodwin, Donald Jones, Ronald Jones, Stephen Palmer, Darrell Wiggins, John Williams, Charles Wright, Maria Forehand, Maurice Brison, Dante Daniel, Dorenda Humphrey, Tobin King, Terry Leonard, Selena Oliver, Tammy Snipes, Tim Turner, Alice Morgan, Brian Muncy, Horace Payne, Mike Harris, Christopher Asbell, Lorenzo Burrs, Arthur Crawford, Gregory Flewellen, Renee Hall, Marcus Harris, Lee Henderson, Ben Hixson, Deminico Jacobs, Cynthia Jones, Heninti King, Ronnie Kahihikolo, Michelle Lockett, Mark Mainor, Marcus Mathis, John Miles, Darlesus Moore, Laurie Oliver, Michael Page, Danita Paschal, Tim Price, Fred B. Brown, Lawrence Turner, William Watson, Tometo Williams, Corita Willis, Tammy Word, Andrea Raleigh, Tony Kimbrough, Freddy Fowler, Tara Kimbrough, Yolanda Sprowl. Honors Clubs 61 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society had a dual role in high school life. Primarily, NHS recognized students who excelled academically. Also, NHS was a service-oriented club and gave help to those who needed it. One of those services was a tutorial program. The program helped many students with whatever subject they were having problems in. The sponsor was Mrs. Susan Gaither, who gave much of her time, energy, and devotion. Thanks to the spirit of dedicated students, many of their peers were helped. 62 Honors and Clubs HEAD-TO-HEAD Head-to-head was formed to prepare students for Intramural and Intercollegiate Academic Bowl Competition. They assemble each week to be sure that they are updated on current events. The members of the 1984-85 Head-to-Head team are Jason Asbell, Jack Mowery, and Kim Clayton. The other members of Head-to-Head are: Carlos Alexander, Melvin Anderson, Amy Asbell, Ken Broda, Monroe Brown, Cathy Cook, Eric Ezekiel, Bill Ford, Christian Ford, Mike Paul, Stephen Shaul, Ben Sorrell, Denise Watson, and Diane Watson. Honors and Clubs 63 CRIMINAL JUSTICE CLUB Mr. Ellis C. Mattingly was the sponsor. The officers were: Martha Fussell, President; Kristine Pennington, Vice President; Jana Whittle, Secretary; Tina Langford, Treasurer; Russ Turpin and Kevin Whittle, Parliament. Other members were: Cindy Breeding, Lee Buchanan, Melissa Carpenter, Holly Chesser, Janine Elia, Wendy Gardner, Joanie Hardy, Shannon Hagan, Thomas Gutierrez, Robert Jones, Kelli Norwood, Tammy McNeer, Bonnie O’Dell, Angie Robinson, Laura Shoaf, Tracy Sinquefield. 64 Honors and Clubs DATA PROCESSING CLUB The Data Processing Club provided opportunities for students to study advanced concepts in computers, to visit community resources in the field, and prepare for competition on local, state and national levels. Data Processing Club Members - left to right - Les Phillips, Sam Mirsky, Jeff Brown, David Peluso, Fred Williams, Mrs. Jean Wolf, John VanDinter, Ben Burdette, Matt Barfield, Will Raymond, Jimmy Boyd, Sandra Finley, Robby Boyd, Lance Money, Melvin Anderson, Carlos Alexander. The Data Processing Club Advisor was Mrs. Wolf. John VanDinter and Jeff Brown found the IBM’s to be very amusing. Clubs 65 MATH TEAM The 1984 85 Math Team members are: Bill Ford; Connelia Holloman; Ricky Jones; Sam Mirsky; Ken Broda; Donald Broda; Jason Asbell; Mike Paul; Jack Mowery, Captain; Vincent Walker; Stephen Shaul, Co-captain; Beth Ward; Kim Clayton; Cathy Cook; Christian Ford; Patricia Culpepper, Advisor. FACE FACE is a class for students interested in the arts. Students go to community learning sites two days out of the week to learn first hand about art related careers. Members are: Ellen Juan; Charlotte Adkins; Kathy Pierce; Kristi Rice; Beth Marshall; Kristen Piszek; Suzanne Parnell; Elaine Mordic; Advisor. 66 Honors and Clubs ALLIED HEALTH CLUB Members of the Allied Health Club are: Sonya Alexander; Sherri Brown; Donna DeBlase; Melonie Dudley, Treasurer; Leanne Greene; Robert Hale; Darlene Harden, Vice-president; Tonya Ingersol; Bridgette Jones, Secretary; Ernie Kirk; Morris Magoni; Carolyn McClory; Marilyn McClory; Alice Morgan; Julie Motley, President; Michelle Oliver; Yolonda Pitts; Natalie Quick; Lela Reid; Paris Smith; Kim Strother; Traci Tucker; Linda Upshaw; Denice Watson; Diane Watson, Dennis Williams; Nelda Merritt, Advisor. Honors and Clubs 67 68 Clubs The 1984-85 Jets Club, under the leadership of Mrs. Farris, encouraged pre-college level students to excel in their studies and placed emphasis on college preparatory courses in math, science, and communicative skills. The members are as follows: Vickie Grimes, Ricky Jones, Angela Justice, Sabrina Jackson, Felicia Foster, Cynthia Jones, Kellie Walton, Katrina Giles, Tammy Harris, Carla Florence, Colethia McFoley, Elbreta Hollis, Tammy Bryson, Jodonna Glenn, Yvonne Neely, Sheron McDuffie. The officers are Sabrina Jackson, Yvonne Neely, and Jodonna Glenn. Mrs. Farris works hard as their advisor. JETS CLUB FBLA VOT Members of FBLA VOT are: Jeff Miles, Billy Wells, Melissa Carpenter, Stephanie Truesdale, Eula Davis, Tracy Kennedy, Laura Palner, Danny Holmes, Jacki Jones, Jackie Daniels, David Norris, Lorretta Walls, Bonnie O’dell, Patrick Pool, Alicia Nelson, David Pulso, and Marilyn McClary. VICA DCT Members of VICA DCT are: Amy Bonner, Gina Long, Caasie Walden, Dee Padget, Teresa Watkins, Mary Shoup, Yvonne Neely, Angie Harris, Yvonsha Williams, Tina Jackson, Cami Benton, Andre Riggins, George Johnson, Jackie Johnson, Mari Scrutchins, Sandra Dandy, Kindra Skaife, Sharita Johnson, Angie Harris, Lynn Winch, Traci Adams, Traci Coe, Scott Merritt, Lisa McGhee, Calethia McFolley, Cedric Pugh, LeAnn Davis. Amy Meeks, Monica Thomas, Terry Shaffer, Mike Jackson, Reshell Mobley, Carla Florence, Wanda Morten, Derick Coile, Shelia Simmon, Derrick Porch, Victor Stinson, Donald Smith, Jamie Alexander, Brad Danielson, Robert Wilson, Keith Adkins, Bryan Baker, Edward Hubbard. Clubs 69 Under the guidance of Mrs. Johnson, the Future Homemakers of America visited hospitals, nursing homes, and attended District and State meetings. Through this club, students assume their roles in society through Home Economic Education and community involvement. The members of 1984-85 FHA are: Lauren Paddock, Tracy Barber, Yolanda Wright, Tracy Hughey, Cami Benton, Orlandra Hughey, Tongi Hodo, Lisa McGhee, Selena Oliver, Angela Matthews, Belinda Adkin, Reshell Moburay, Leila Rome, Tammy Snipes, Linda Upshaw, and Lisa McCullough. FSA The Future Secretaries Association was established to stimulate interest in a secretarial career and in business management. The experience members receive also helps to promote personal organization. Mrs. Hood serves as the sponsor of the group. The members are as follows: Sandra Finley, Mary Minkanic, Vickie Grimes, Angelica Nelson, Reginald Snellings, Ramona Sisco, John Miles, Stephen Shaul, Katrina Giles, Angela Allen, Kathy Miles, Jackie Jones, and Tracy Kennedy. 70 Clubs JntmutiPiuil ¥ onnraip Sorirto forl%h Sduol Journalist? After taking the Quill and Scroll current events test, Mrs. Carolyn Asbell was the sponsor of Quill and Scroll. Elizabeth Crawford and Lindsey Atkins sighed with relief. She has worked extremely hard in Journalism throughout The following have received the Quill and Scroll award: her years at Columbus Hlgh' Kristen Piszeck, Audrey Kurtz, Jason Asbell, Elizabeth Crawford, Laurie Atkins, Kyra Wynn, Jodonna Glenn, Tracy Kennedy, Jodi Waugh, Laura Moss, and Stacy McKemie. Honors and Clubs 71 ONE ACT PLAY n Dale Brophy and Candy Hubbard practiced for the competition. Qualifying for the One Act Play took hard work and hours of practice. Instructor, Mrs. Sylvia Johnson directed students with their efforts. The One Act Play was an option for those students who were unable to take Drama as an elective. These students were: Cathi Christian, Dale Brophy, Karen Killette, Patrick Ferguson, Candy Hubbard, Conner McEachern, Darrell Jones, Jennifer Burzynski, and Beth McDonnell. 72 Honors and Clubs KEY CLUB The Key Club performs services for the community and the school. The officers of the 1984-85 Key Club are: David Harris, President; Ralph Leary, Vice-President; Wendy Gardner, Treasurer; Chester Murray, Sergeant at Arms; Tami Wyrosdick, Secretary; Jodonna Glenn, Public Relations Chairman. Their sponsor is Mr. George Averill. Honors and Clubs 73 TENNIS CLUB The Tennis Club encourages its members’ interest in tennis, selects and supports a tennis team to represent Columbus High School, and raises funds for court fees, tennis attire, and gas to and from matches. The members of the Tennis Club are: Jamie Alexander, Amy Asbell, Beth Bone, Brooke Bone, Dawn Clark, Sean Cleveland, Claire Crawford, Elizabeth Crawford, Sheree Hawkins, Jon Hill, Michelle Hill, Audrey Kurtz, Conner McEachern, Pat McKenna, Michelle McLaurin, Liz Miller, Kim Pierce, Renee Roth, Yale Scott, Ann Scudder, Leslie Steele, Russ Turpin, Amy Watson, Jeff Waugh, Jodi Waugh, Angie Webb, and Julie Yurchuck. The sponsor of the Tennis Club is Ms. Land. 74 Honors and Clubs Members are: Renee Roth; Matt Barfield; Jack Mowery; Ben Sorrels; Brooke Bone; Rachelle Roberts; Sharon Higginbotham; Laura Moss; Adam Chesman; Carol Simon; Kim Crocker; Tara Simmons; Conner McEachern; Kathy Wright; Joann Andrews; Janie Brinkley; Laura Wilbanks; Cathy Carter, Advisor; Traci McKnight; Storey Henry; Christian Ford, Secretary Treasurer; Lindsey Atkins, President; Laurie Atkins, Vice-president; Beth Tomlinson; Hillary Chesman. SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club is for any person interested in a further study of the language and the customs of Spain. Each year, the club sponsors foreign pen pals and a trip to Mexico. Officers are Sean Cleveland, Secretary; Glenda Shehane, Treasurer; Terrie Thomas, Vice-president; Kimberly Marcus, President. The advisor is Mrs. Mary Hopper. Honors and Clubs 75 BLUE STREAK The Blue Streak, our school newspaper, has as its main purpose to publish an informative and entertaining paper for both the students and the faculty. The Blue Streak is a member of Quill and Scroll, International Journalistic Honor Society, and the Georgia Scholastic Press Association. The members include: Carolyn Asbeli, Catherine Carter, Advisors; Jason Asbeli, Donald Broda, Co-editors; Jodi Waugh, Managing editor; Jodonna Glenn, Sports editor; Stacey McKemie, Starla Lynn, News editors; Donald Broda, Jason Asbeli, Early McDaniel, Photographers; Dale Brophy, Art; Stacey McKemie, Circulation manager; Kristen Piszek, Tracy Kennedy, Julie Motley, Christian Ford, Brian Hicks, Julie Yurchuck, Reporters. 76 Blue Streak JUNIOR CIVITAN ... Helping Others This year’s Columbus High Girls’ Junior Civitan consists of eighty-seven girls who have one characteristic in common — the ability to help others. Besides providing services for their school, they have helped major charities, such as the Muscular Dystrophy Association and the American Heart Association, with fund-raising projects. The club also has sponsored various holiday parties for the South Columbus Girls’ Club, West Georgia Regional Hospital, and the Columbus Recreation Department. Assisting with the Special Olympics event is one of the club’s major annual projects. The Girls’ Junior Civitan is under the outstanding faculty advisorship of Patricia Lewis. The 1984-1985 officers are: Kim Clayton, president; Susie Chai, vice-president; Kyra Wynn, secretary; Ann Scudder, treasurer; and Beth Smith, chaplain. 78 Honors and Clubs At the 1983-1984 International Junior Civitan Convention, which was held in Lakeland, Florida, the Girls’ Club, under the leadership of Deana Walker, was awarded the distinguished title of “International Club of the Year.” Congratulations to a hard-working organization for a job well done! Honors and Clubs 79 — JUNIOR CIVITAN ... Helping Others ICLUB5 HELP PEOPLE As a service organization, the Columbus High Boys’ Junior Civitan is involved in several activities. Its members have helped in coordinating the Special Olympics, in cleaning up the campus, and in building the annual bonfire for the pep rally during the “Hunt the Hawk” week. The rapidly growing club of fifty-four members is under the able leadership of Faculty Advisor Randy Whitt. Officers for this year are: Jon Hill, president; John Fisher, vice-president; Donald Broda, secretary; Early McDaniel, treasurer; Mike Harris, sgt.-at-arms; and Patrick Cosgrove, historian. B O Y S’ Boys Jr. Civitan 81 JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE Although the Roman civilization has fallen, these dedicated students help with rebuilding by learning about the language and the ways of life of the ancient Romans. The members are: Jeff Brown; Susie Chai; Michelle Fronzaglio, Secretary; Amy Gannaway, Treasurer; Shannon Greyer; Tami Harris; Jake Hassard; Rhonda Hawkins; Pam Holcomb, Vice-President; Laura Jones; Angie Matthews; Mary Moore; Laura Palmer; Wendy Patrick; Jeff Sandoval; Thomas Sinclair; Leslie Steele; Traci Tucker; Jackie Van Patten; Amy Whitehead; Tami Worrell, President. 82 Honors and Clubs FAUN FAUN, or Future Ambassadors to the United Nations, has experienced a marked growth in membership, from 18 members last year to 48 members this year. The members participated in an annual Model United Nations held at Columbus College. Countries around the world were represented by students who had spent months researching and preparing materials. Ukranian S.S.R.: Susie Chai, chairman, Bill Ford, Christian Ford, Jennifer Burzynski, Thomas Sinclair, Glenda Shehane, Patrick Ferguson, and Heather Hitchcock. Cuba: Jason Asbell, chairman, Stephen Shaul, Zachary Stoudemire, Jean Jones, Tiffany Lewis, Amy Asbell, Brian Muncy, and Wes Hitchcock. Zimbabwe: Lindsey Atkins, chairman, Laurie Atkins, Julie Yurchuck, Jocelyn DeRamus, Theim Johnson, Boris Jordan, Kathy Wagner, and Connelia Hullo man. India: Donald Broda, chairman, Ricky Jones, Christy Atkins, Sandra Barton, Katrina Morten, Ann Scudder, Erica Feinberg, and Dale Brophy. Ethiopia; Kim Clayton and Jack Mowery, chairmen, Patrick Cosgrove, Cathy Cook, Ken Broda, Eric Ezekiel, Patty Wiggins, and Robert Ito. Iran: Jodi Waugh, chairman. Shannon Greyer, Aaron Rollis, David Ferguson, Jon Hill, Karen Killette, Cathy Christian, and Jimbo Dennis. The sponsor of FAUN was Mrs. Kellett. DRAMA CLUB The talented members of the 84 85 Drama Team are: Patrick Ferguson; Beth McDonnell; David Hadley; Jennifer Burzynski; Candi Hubbard; Darryl Jones; John Brown; Mrs. Sylvia Johnson, Sponsor; Cathi Christian, Stephanie Powers; David Ferguson, Pres.; Karen Killette; Marcus Watson; Tami Brown; Carrie Fincher (not pictured) Joanne Haines, Secretary Treasurer. BLUE ANGELS The members are: Kim Burton; Charlotte Champion, Anita Fitzpatrick; Angela Gardner; Ingrid Gordon; Tongi Hodo; Cheryl Johnson; Terri Johnson; Cynthia Jones; Carolyn Lee; Tiffany Lewis; DeSandra Lokey; Jackie McCray; Reshell Mobuary; Jackie Norwood, Captain; Ronester Pace; Danita Pascal; Audrey Poe; Latrona Scott; Yamona Williams. Blue Angels 85 HOMECOMING 1985 86 Homecoming In order to get students ready for Saturday afternoon’s Homecoming game against the Raiders, the Student Council planned many activities for the students to let their Blue Devil spirit show. All week long students were asked to dress in different outfits each day of spirit week. Kathy Pierce was crowned Homecoming Queen during halftime. Her court was made up of: Wendy Bell, Sandra Dandy, Jackie Johnson, Dee Padgett, Marichele Scrutchins, Kendra Skaife, Yvonsha Williams, Tracy Sinquefield, Audrey Kurtz, Melanie Dudley and Lisa Cowart. Homecoming 87 The Governor’s Honors Program is an intensive six week summer program for accelerated students. After a demanding selection process, six hundred of the best in the state are chosen. Columbus High is proud to have had five finalists who traveled to Valdosta State College in the summer of 1984. They are, in the field of Communicative Arts: Laurie Atkins, Lindsey Atkins, Patrick Ferguson, and Kristine Pennington; and in the field of Mathematics: Donald Broda. The semifinalists, who had the opportunity to participate in the 1985 program were: Angela Gary, Vocational; Stephen Shaul, Ken Broda, and Jon Craft, Math: Deana Bussey and Shara Bryan, Chorus; David Ferguson, Drama; Claire Crawford, Orchestra; Christian Ford, French; Heather Hitchcock, Band; and Ben Burdette, Communicative Arts. Lauren Owens won a Voice of Democracy award. Lindsey Atkins received a Letter of Commendation for her excellent performance on the SAT. Erica Feinberg received a Senate Youth Award. Diane Watson represented Columbus High at the Hugh O’Brien Leadership Convention. Ann Scudder was the CHS representative in the Jr. Miss Pageant. 88 Honors and Clubs AWARD WINNERS The football awards were given to Johnny Vann, who received the best defensive lineman award, Willie Green, who received the best defensive back award, and Tobin King, who received the Golden Helmet award. The wrestling awards were given to Ralph Leary, Mike Davis, and Cliff Lewis, who were National semi-finalists for the state. Other football awards were: Steve Sanchez, who received the best offensive lineman award, Duke Kirk, who was named the best offensive player, and John Chandler, who was the best defensive player for freshman football. The STAR Student Award was given to Jason Asbell for having the highest Scholastic Aptitude Test score in the school. Jason chose Mr. Herb Dorman as his STAR teacher. The STAR Teacher Award is given to the teacher whom the student feels has guided his education and influenced his decisions the most. Honors and Clubs 89 90 FACULTY FACULTY Principal, Dr. Ronnie Shehane Assistant Principal, Mr. Wayne Barefield Assistant Principal, Mr. Keith Tilton Assistant Principal, Mr. Jimmie Habersham 92 Faculty Main office secretaries, Mrs. Joyce Bias and Mrs. M.K. Price. Senior Guidance Counselor, Mrs. Florence McCorlew. Junior Guidance Counselor, Mrs. Charlotte Kaeserman. Sophomore Guidance Counselor, Mrs. Marie Floyd. Faculty 93 Parvis Akbari Jayne Alford Carolyn Asbell Wayne Barefield Jimmy Carter Ginny Davis Marvin Dean Fred Dore 94 Faculty Patti Farmer Elizabeth Farris Mr. Schiffman lectured on Greece. Terry Gaines Susan Gaither While recording her freshmen math grades, Mrs. Stinson still manages to keep smiling. Faculty 95 Sgm. Glover Geraldine Goodman Oneysa Johnson Sylvia Johnson 96 F acuity Bettie Hood Barbara Johnson Mrs. Kellet enjoyed teaching the Crusades Faculty 97 English and French are two classes that must be mastered by all students, stated Mrs. Barrow. Mr. Price worked diligently to finish grades. Tim Mayse Ellis Mattingly Verdie Jones Linda Kellett Chuck Magoni Charlotte Kaeserman Teaching art was very rewarding to Mr. Akbari. Florence McCorlew Barbara McPhail Nelda Merritt Alice Metcalf Mrs. Urquhart and Liz, hard at work. Don Parker Katrina Price 98 Faculty Jack Schiffman Cassandra Smith Mrs. Carter took time out to explain a short story to one of her students. Mr. Dorman took a minute to help Jeff Corley. Claire VanDinter John Washington Faculty 99 100 Faculty Personal Economics is one of the many subjects Mr. Dean instructed the proper way to clean an engine. Mr. Whitt taught. Colonel West Ethleyn Coleman Mrs. Mordic joked with Suzy Parnell. Mr. Judah thought about the ten year accreditation. Mrs. Whitt spent very much time preparing her lessons. Mrs. Johnson found that one lost book requested by Mr. Judah. Faculty 101 102 Faculty to Students learn to type accurately by practicing under Mrs. Hood’s instruction. Miss Glaser was surprised Patricia Lewis see the camera. Coach Magoni concentrated heavily on the game. Mary Hopper Elaine Mordic Mrs. Coleman explained to the freshmen and sophomore class why she buys an annual every year._____________________________________________________________________________________________________ Faculty 103 “Looking sharp, Mr. Currier?” Mrs. Gaither explained the properties of DNA. Guidance office secretary, Mrs. Verdie Jones. Mr. Eddie Russell worked hard with the cafeteria staff. 104 F acuity Faculty 105 Mrs. Muncey and Mrs. Carter, cafeteria managers. Michael Thomas made the cafeteria spotless. Kitchen assistants cooked delicious meals. 106 SPORTS 107 VARSITY FOOTBALL Cheerleaders and varsity football team are: Lisa Cowart, Kathy Pierce, Amy Gannaway, Sheri Brown, Wendy Bell, Tracy Sinquefield, Holly Bramblett, Kim Pierce, Terri Thomas, Coach Magoni, Coach Gaines, Coach Howard, Coach Kirk, Coach Nellums, Coach Dysick, Coach Ridenour, Alex Bush, Kim Strother, Scott Tinney, Tobin King, Jeff Corley, Derek Carlisle, Ram Taylor, Rodney Harris, Mark Stewart, Bobby Adkins, Martha Fussell, Ray Davis, Tim Davis, Arthur Walker, Terry Leonard, Maurice Brison, Derek Wade, Dante Daniels, John Chandler, Duke Kirk, Tim Johnson, Trent Mitchell, Serapis Irvy, Johnny Vann, Kevin Barefield, Rob Cavis, Bubba Green, John Lemieux, Craig Grantham, Eddie Jones, Cornelius Hicks, Kebo Allen, Travis Pery, Wilson Davenport, Lance Grier, Philip Carter, Ernie Kirk, Anthony Hubbard, Steve Hartley, Heath Clark, Steve Sanchez, John Milam, John Fisher, Ralph Learey, Frank Thomas, John Bennet, Lee Barefield, John Craft, Russ Turpin, Willie Green. Head Coach, Bob Nellums 108 Varsity Football VARSITY FOOTBALL Columbus vs Bainbridge 7-24 Columbus vs Baker 17- 0 Columbus vs Carver 14- 8 Columbus vs Eufaula 7-35 Columbus vs Central 7-14 Columbus vs Jordan 23- 0 Columbus vs Hardaway 8-28 Columbus vs Kendrick 29-12 Columbus vs Spencer 16-10 Columbus vs Shaw 14- 7 Varsity Football 109 110 Varsity Football Lance Grier Rodney Harris Willie Green 112 Varsity Football Cornelius Hicks Eddie Jones Ernie Kirk Varsity Football 113 BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS This year, Columbus High expanded its energetic cheerleading squad to include a special group of girls. These girls reflected true Blue Devil dedication and enthusiasm as well as maintained a good overall average. In order to be on the squad, interested girls had to demonstrate an ability in tumbling. The teachers of each girl evaluated and recommended her for the squad. Certain character traits were desirable. A girl needed to be responsible, punctual, respectful, and able to work as a team member. We are proud to present Jodonna Glenn, Captain; Kim Harris; Tanya Harris; Tina Jackson, Co-captain; Lisa McGhee; Cathy Miles; LaJuanda Waites; and Kyra Wynn as this year’s Basketball Cheerleaders. Their sponsor is Miss Cassandra Smith. Cheerleaders 117 FRESHMEN FOOTBALL The 1984 Freshmen Blue Devil football team had high expectations for the season. Unfortunately the expectations did not come to reality during the first two games as both Shaw and Carver defeated the Devils with scores of 20-6 and 26-8. In the third game against Jordan the Blue Devils came alive and won a rousing 20-12 game against the Red Jackets. The following week the Devils gained momentum and trounced the Hardaway Hawks 28-8. The next two weeks the Baby Devils defeated Kendrick 28-0 and Spencer 44-8. This set up a championship game against Baker. Although the Baby Blue Devils put up a good fight, the Baker Lions used a trick play to defeat Columbus 12-6. The Blue Devils finished with a 4-3 mark! Freshmen Football Team - Lee Heath, Brad Sanchez, Alfred Solomon, Tometo Williams, Marcus Jones, Byron Jackson, Ronnie Kahihikolo, Vincent Milam, Kyll Benton, Mark Mainor, Charles Eddy, Jimmy Blanchard, Marcus Harris, Marcus Smith, Marcus Mathis, Jimbo Dennis, Chris Hubbard, Ray VanCleave, Jeff Hampton, Shane Carroll, Duke Kirk, Gary Mills, and Zack Stoudemire. The Freshmen Football Coaches were Coach Gaines and Coach Dysick. 118 Freshman Football Tometo Williams runs a reverse for a first down. Shane Carroll intercepted a pass for a touchdown against Spencer. Columbus High runs a kick-off return against Spencer. Columbus - 6 Shaw - 20 Columbus - 20 Jordan - 12 Columbus - 8 Carver - 26 Columbus - 28 Hardaway - 8 Columbus - 28 Kendrick - 0 Columbus - 44 Spencer - 8 Columbus - 6 Baker - 12 Freshman Football 119 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Many times througout the 1984 football season, nine smiling faces were turned to the spectators, as the CHS cheerleaders led the yells that provided inspiration for the mighty Blue Devils. Their blue, orange, and white uniforms were familiar sights around the school. Five of the cheerleaders will be graduating this June. It is our hope that the pep squad for next year will be as lively and full of fun as has been this squad of ’84. Junior, Holly Bramblett, agreed that “Coke Is It!” Strong feelings of pride increased at the bonfire. CHS graudates selected new varsity cheerleaders. They looked for such qualities as appearance, coordination, and that extra special attitude that a cheerleader needed. The 1984 Varsity Football Cheerleaders were as follows: Lisa Cowart, captain; Sheri Brown, co-captain; Wendy Bell; Kathy Pierce; Amy Ganaway; Kim Pierce; Terrie Thomas; Tracy Sinquefield; and Holly Bramblett. Their sponsor was Mrs. Judy Whitt. 120 Cheerleaders Kim Pierce searched for help in cheering for a win. Terrie Thomas looked enthusiastic during the hot game. Terrie, Kim, Holly, and Amy, anxious for the start. Tracy Sinquefield radiated happiness to the crowd. Amy Gannaway helped cheer on the Blue Devil’s victory. Cheerleaders 121 J.V. CHEERLEADERS The 1984-85 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders gave the Blue Devils an exhilarated boost of spirit this year. They led the cheers and chants which often produced victory for CHS. Throughout the changing weather of the football season, their smiles were always lifting the spirits of the fans to a high peak. Above all, the amount of enthusiastic energy and effort they put into their job was infinite. Overall, the cheerleaders were an inspiration of spirit to all players and fans. Freshman, Julie Anderson, gave it her all for CHS.. “Don’t be late for the game’s kickoff, Julie.” The 1984-85 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders were: Kim Herring, Captain; Beth Tomlinson, Co-captain; Cathy Youmans; Lisa Houston; Kim Wright; Christy Brown; Julie Anderson, and Hilary Chesman. Their sponsor was Ms. Cassandra Smith. 122 Cheerleaders You mean, Kim Wright, had not sold her programs yet? “Hold ’em Devils, Hold ’em Devils - you can do it!” Kim Herring gave the photographer a mischievious look. Beth Tomlinson watched the game with great interest. Christy Brown had a wave and a smile for everyone! Cheerleaders 123 Basketball 125 The members of the basketball team are: Frank Thomas, Jeff Harris, James Dowell, Curtis Green, Kevin Faniel, Kelsey Ellison, Talvin Warren, and Eric Williams. The Columbus High Junior Varsity Basketball team was one of the most competitive teams in the city. Although there were ups and downs, they continued to stick together. They endured inconsistencies with the strength of giants. Their coach, Willie Dysick, led them through triumphs and failures with care and never ending support. Their quest for success will continue into the next year with the Varsity veterans. The Spring basketball season exposed them to true competition on the varsity level. It also kept them in shape and on their toes and will allow them to go into the next basketball season with a fierce determination. Basketball 129 SPORTS IN ’85 130 Sports FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Experience is something which is acquired over a period of time. The Freshman basketball team began their learning this year. They met defeat face to face and celebrated alongside victory. They endured the pressures of losing and the thrill of winning. Coach Terry Gaines gave his all in helping these baby Blue Devils to cope, 132 Basketball Members of the 1984-85 basketball team are as follows: Marcus Watkins, Marcus Harris, Yale Scott, Jeremy Self, Anthony Spivey, Eric Harris, Russ Roth, Tometo Williams. Basketball 133 The 1985 Blue Devil Baseball team, spurred on by last year’s success at the state level, went on to play to their peak again this year. With fresh new faces making up for the loss of last years senior players, the athletes combined their skills into a grand team effort. The careful guidance of Coach Howard and Coach Gaines helped make this possible. Their hard days of practice paid off! The players were: Scott Boatner, Scott Carroll, Marcus Chambers, Tommy Daniels, Ernie Davis, Ray Davis, Timmy Davis, Barry Earl, Craig Grantham, Brent Johnson, Timmy Johnson, Tobin King, Ernie Kirk, Bobby Knox, Steve McClendon, Darren Miller, John Milam, Tim Massengale, Frank Thomas, Kevin Watford. Coach Howard watches intently. Senior Scott Boatner awaits the next pitch. 134 Baseball Senior Scott Carroll kneels down to retrieve a grounder. The Blue Devils work on stealing bases. Senior Ernie Kirk attempts to throw out the man at home. Sophomore Barry Earl attempts to strike out the batter. Baseball 139 WRESTLING The 1984-85 CHS wrestling team consisted of captains Cliff Lewis, Ralph Leary, and Chris Boyd. The other team members were Jeff Radney, Lafe Figgers, Mike Davis, Jamie Griffis, Keith Edmonds, Derek Carlisle, Donald Popham, Scott Tinney, John Chandler, Sam Mirsky, Jeff Hampton, Ram Taylor, Bob Shaw, and David Harris. Their coach was Chuck Magoni. Junior Ralph Leary got ready to pin his man. Juniors Chris Boyd, Ralph Leary, and freshman Jeff Radney took a break. Junior Ralph Leary took his man down. Our wrestlers got holds on their opponents. 140 Wrestling ♦ ' TJ ----- • Wrestling 141 Junior Chris Boyd got a reverse on his man during a very tough match. Junior Cliff Lewis got out of a difficult situation to get an easy victory. Sophomore, Scott Tinney worked hard to break his rivals concentration. Freshman Jeff Hampton really worked his man hard so that he could get a pin. Sophomore Derek Carlisle kept the tension in the gymnasium at a peak during his match. Junior Cliff Lewis received the second place medal after winning his matches in the Valley High School tournament. Sophomore Scott Tinney took some time to pose for a picture before an important match even though he was very nervous. It was obvious that junior Chris Boyd was an outstanding wrestler as he shows his ability in a match. 142 Wrestling The wrestlers of CHS dominated all their competition during their victorious season. Sophomore Scott Tinney got ready to flip his man in order to win a very strenuous match. Another victory was in store for a member of the mighty Blue Devil wrestling team. Sophomore Scott Tinney got on top of his man while getting a reversal point taking him closer to the turning point of his match. Wrestling 143 CROSS COUNTRY The members are: Susan Aud, Holly Chesser, Adam Chessman, Sean Cleveland, Mark Cornell, Erin Cox, Kristy Doucet, Keith Edmonds, Jeff Gagnon, Dan Garner, Jamie Griffis, Shannon Hagen, Jake Hassard, Sherry Jenkins, Darryl Jones, Jennifer Klepac, Christie Lindsey, Julie Minkanic, Michael Paul, Carol Simon, Jimmy Taylor, Laura Wilbanks, John Williams, Lynn Wooten. 144 Sports DEVILS RACE TO WIN The members of the track team were: John Bennett, Renee Bettis, Tacy Brady, Adam Chesman, Sean Cleveland, Patrick Cosgrove, Erin Cox, John Craft, Kristy Doucet, Ken Freeman, Jeff Gagnon, Brian Gardner, Shannon Hagan, Jeff Harris, Jonathan Henry, Chris Hudson, Sheri Jenkins, Keith Jones, Ronnie Kahahikola, Jennifer Klepac, Terry Leonard, Christie Lindsey, Henri Mubbley, Reshell Mobuary, Darlesus Moore, Michael Paul, Travis Perry, Bonita Porch, Stephanie Powers, Paul Shelton, Carol Simon, Mark Stewart, Darren Smith, Ram Taylor, Traci Tuede, Toby King, Luanda Waits, Grady Simmons, John Williams, Tometo Williams, Solomon Williams. Sports 145 The 1984 Softball season was a successful one. They won 10 out of 14 games. The team also placed third in the Spencer Invitational Tournament. Although every player is equally important, Kristi Mendoza was chosen as the most valuable player. She also made the tournament team and the Bi-City All Star Team. Martha Martin also made the tournament team. Lauren Owens and Mindy Jackson were chosen for the Honorable Mention. The contributions of these players and of all of the players helped make this a successful softball season. The coaches were Mr. Dean Crist and Mrs. Charlotte Kaeserman. The manager this year was Jodonna Glenn and the team members were: Lisa Asch, Lynn Green, Tongi Hodo, Mindy Jackson, Martha Martin, Kristi Mendoza, Gretchen McCosh, Alicia Nelson, Lauren Owens, Fonda Perry, Vanessa Rowell, Traci Tucker, Jackie Van Patten, and Julie Yurchuck. Lauren Owens concentrated on the ball. Mr. Crist listened intently. 146 Sports GIRLS TENNIS TEAM The 1985 Blue Devils Tennis Team showed great sportsmanship under the leadership of Coach Joyce Land. Many hours of hard work were required to come through a great tennis season. Coach Land devoted much of her time to make the season successful. The members of the Girls’ Tennis Team for 1985 were (left to right) Sheree Hawkins, Amy Watson, Renee Roth, Beth Bone, Kim Pierce, Audrey Kurtz, Michelle Hill, Angie Webb, Julie Yurchuck, Brooke Bone, Dawn Clark, Liz Miller, Jennifer Carmack. Mrs. Joyce Land was the dedicated tennis coach. Michelle Hill practiced hard to improve her forehand. Kim Pierce returned the ball with great power during a practice match. 148 Sports This year’s Boys Tennis Team, under the new supervision of Ms. Land, carried on the winning tradition. The members practiced together and prepared for tough competitions. This year the Boys Tennis Team showed everyone they are proud of representing Columbus High. B 0 Y S The members are: John Pittman, Shawn Turpin, Mehdi Kazemzadeh, Russ Turpir John Bennett, Jamie Alexander, Yale Scott, Sean Cleveland, Jon Hill, Jeff Waugh, and Johnny Rayford. John Pittman was ready for the hit. John Bennett concentrated on his swing. Russ Turpin prepared to ace his opponent. Sports 149 The members of the 1984-85 gymnastics team were: Traci Adams, Kathy Amstrong, Lisa Ascne, Becky Barrs, Kathryn Cavis, Hillary Chessman, Kim Herring, Tracy Hovey, Misty Lynn, Gretchen McCosh, Kim Pierce, Kathy Rogers, Renee Roth, Carol Simon, Leslie Steele, Heather Tibbitt, LaJuanda Waites, Beth Ward, Angelia Willis, and Kyra Wynn. 150 Sports Courage, strength, determination, and PATIENCE are just a few of the qualifications of a good gymnast. It really takes hard work which involves times of frustration and physical and mental pain. Under the leadership of Coach Ginny Davis the team led a successful season, but it wasn’t easy! TUMBLING TO SUCCESS. THE 1984-85 GYMNASTICS TEAM. Sports 151 152 Sports GIVE IT A GOOD WHACK! -fift v,.f 'Av This may seem to be the easiest thing to do, but these golfers know better. They are learning the finer points of golf as well as golfing courtesy. One golfer who has mastered his swing is Robert Smith, who is the top golfer in Columbus High School. Under the careful watch of Coach Ellis Mattingly, all of our golfers are improving their game. Sports 153 154 CLASSES 156 Seniors SENIORS Melodie Adcock Belinda Adkin Jamie Alexander Ronnie Allen Darrel Arnold Jason Asbell Lindsey Atkins Robert Avery Bryan Baker Tracey Ballard Wilbert Barefield Beth Berwick Seniors 157 Sherry Biggers Scott Boatner Wendy Bolin Barbara Bowman James Boyd Twanner Bradshaw Lisa Brantley Cindy Breeding John Bennett Cami Benton Dana Benton Wendy Bell SENIORS Maurice Brison Donald Broda Carl Brooks Dale Brophy Sheri Brown Kellie Byran Scott Carroll Philip Carter Susie M. Chai Charlotte Champion Adam Chesman Cathi Christian 158 Seniors Seniors 159 Kim Clayton Tracey Coe Derek Coile Tammy Coleman Matt Collins Lisa Cowart Elizabeth Crawford Sandra Dandy Jackie Daniels Brad Danielson Wilson Davenport Eula Davis 160 Seniors SENIORS LeeAnne Davis Tim Davis James Dowell Melonie Dudley Valery Early Lee Edenfield Stephanie Epting Marilyn Farley Erica Feinberg Carla Florence Robert Flournoy Bill Ford Seniore 161 Willie Green Lance Grier Renee Griggs Joanne Haines Adam Hale Darlene Harden Kenny Harper Angie Harris Martha Fussel Melana Green Robert Green Michele Fronzaglio 162 Seniors Cornelius Hicks John Hicks Jon Hill Wes Hitchcock Pamela Holcomb Ulysses Hollis Brad Holmes Jack Homer SENIORS Kimla Harris Michael Harris Tanya Harris Gail Harvey Seniors 163 Yvonne Hood Edward Hubbard Tonya Ingersoll Michael Jackson Angie Johnson Cheryl Johnson Derek Johnson George Johnson Jacqueline Johnson Sharita Johnson Terry Johnson Chris A. Jones SENIORS Chris L. Jones Eddie Jones Jacqueline Jones Ricky Jones Dorothy Juan Ellen Juan Matt Kennedy Matt King Maxcine King Ernie Kirk Vicky Klarnet Audrey Kurtz 164 Seniors Seniore 165 Gina Long Mike Lorentz Morris Magoni Elizabeth Marshall Judy Martin Tim Massengale Carolyn McClary Marilyn McClary Ervin Landers Robin Lauderdale Linda Leonard Sandra Lipscomb SENIORS Jennifer McCosh Brenda McCray Marie McCullough Lisa McCullough Early McDaniel Colethia McFolley Lisa McGhee Patrick McKenna Suzanne McPeeks Amy Meeks Bryant Mellix Scott Merritt 166 Seniors Seniore 167 John Milam Kathy Miles Joe Mills Julie Minkanic Wanda Morten Julie Motley Jack Mowery Brian Muncy Kimberly Mitchell Reshell Mobuary Darlesus Moore Alice Morgan 168 Seniors SENIORS Yvonne Neely Alicia Nelson Chuck Nesbitt Patricia Nettles Jackie Norwood Selona Oliver Ronester Pace Dee Padgett Suzanne Parnell Paul Patrick Horace Payne David Peluso Monica Rhea Andre Riggins Charles Rogers Tracy Rutledge Seniors 169 Darrell Person Kathy Pierce Kristen Piszek Derrick Porch Stephanie Powers Cedric Pugh Will Raymond Lindy Reed SENIORS Jeff Sandoval Terry Schaffer Letreona Scott Sherry Scott Marichele Scrutchins Ann Scudder Sara Sherwood Kim Shine Mary Shoup Sheila Simmons Tracy Sinquefield Ramona Sisco 170 Seniors Seniors 171 Kendra Skaife Andy Smith Donald Smith Paris Smith Robert Smith Gale Solomon Tabatha Solomon Kenneth Spurlock Victor Stinson Kenny Strong Kim Strother Stacy Tadley SENIORS Joe Teel Monica Thomas Dowe Thornton Stan Thornton Eric Toney Stephanie Truesdale Allison Tucker Russ Turpin Linda Upshaw Johnny Vann Arthur Walker Kim Walker 172 Seniors Donna Wilhite Dennis Williams Sabrina Williams Wayne Williams Yvonsha Williams Robert Wilson Lynn Winch Brad Yurchuck Seniors 173 SENIOR BIOGRAPHY Adcock, Melodie - FBLA 3,4. Adkins, Belinda - Health Club 2,3,4; FHA 3,4; Junior Civitan 4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Blue Angels 3. Alexander, Jamie - Health Club 1,2,3; VICA DCT 4; C Club 2,3; Key Club 1,2; Wrestling 1,2; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Senior Council. Allen, Ronnie - JROTC 2,3; Health Club 3; Computer Club 3. Andujar, Brent Arnold, Darrel - Band 1; Basketball 1. Arnold, Precious - Criminal Justice Club 3; Basketball 2. Asbell, Jason - Orchestra 1,2; Head-to-Head 1,2,3,4; Math Team 1,2,3,4; Blue Streak 1,2,3,4, Cross Country 2; Star Student; Outstanding Senior; Georgia Tech Distin- guished Math Science Scholar 3; UGA Certificate of Merit 3; Governor’s Honors 2; Century III Leadership Award; Presbyterian College Junior Fellow 3; Hoke McGee Biology Award 1. Atkins, Lindsey - National Honor Society 3,4; Head-to-Head 2; Math Team 2,3; Cohiscan Staff 3,4; Blue Streak 2; Interclub Council 3; French Club 2,3,4,; Student Council 3; Junior Civitan 2,3,4; Y Club 1,2,3; Cross Country 3; GHP Communications 3; Who's Who; Outstanding Senior; Hugh O’Brien Outstanding Sophomore; Alpha Scholar 1,2,3. Avery, Robert - Baseball 2. Baker, Bryan - VICA DCT 4. Barefield, Lee - Band 1; Art Club 2,3,4; FACE 4; Football 4; Track 4. Berwick, Beth - National Honor Society 3,4; Math Team 3; Blue Steak 2; JCL 2; Junior Civitan 4; Pep Club 1; National Leadership Merit Award 3,4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3; Academic All-American 3; Governor’s Honors nominee 2,3. Batiste, Byron Bell, Wendy - Art Club 2,3,4; VICA DCT 4; Spanish Club 3; C Club 4; Homecoming Court; Cheerleading 1,2,4; Bat girl 3. Bennett, John Benton, Cami - FHA 4; FBLA 3,4; VICA DCT 4; Pep Club 1,2. Benton, Dena - Chorus 1; Health Club 2,3,4. Biggers, Sherry - Chorus 1, Health Club 1; Pep Club 1. Boatner, Scott - C Club 2,3; Baseball 1,2,3,4. Bolin, Wendy - Band 1,2; Computer Club 2; FBLA 4; French Club 1,3. Boyd, Jimmy - Data Processing Club 4. 174 Senior Biography Bradshaw, Twanner E. - Band 1,2; French Club 3; Student Council 1,2,3; Junior Civitan 3; Basketball 1. Breeding, Cindy - Criminal Justice Club 4. Brison, Maurice - JROTC 1,3,4; Football 4; Track 2. Britt, Sarah Broda, Donald - Band 1; National Honor Society 3,4; Head-to-Head 2; Computer Club 2,3,4; Math Team 1,2,3,4; Blue Streak 2,4; Junior Civitan 3,4; Principal’s Award for Outstanding Achievement 1; Alpha Scholar 2; GHP 3; 1st Place MCSD Sr High Writing Competition 3; UGA Certificate of Merit Award Winner 3; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 1,2,3,4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3,4. Brooks, Carl - JROTC 1; Computer Club 3; Drama Club 4. Brophy, Dale - JROTC 1; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Art Club 2,3,4. Brown, John - JROTC 4; Chorus 3; Computer Club 4; Drama Club 4; Honors in Math 2. Brown, Sheri - Health Club 4; Student Council 4; C Club 2,3; Pep Club 1,2; Key Club 2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Bryan, Kellie Buckner, Jerrold - Band 2,4; Drum line 2,4; JROTC 1; Health Club 3; Football 1,3. Carroll, Scott - Computer Club 3,4; Football 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3,4. Carter, Philip - Health Club 4; Junior Civitan 4; C Club 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3. Chai, Susie - Band 1; Color Guard 1,2; Interact 3; Cohiscan Staff 2,3,4; JCL 2,3; Student Council 3,4; Junior Civitan 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3; Model U.N. 3,4; Class Officer 1,2,3,4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3,4; Society of Distin- guished American High School Students 4; UGA Certificate of Merit 3; Outstanding Freshman; Outstanding Senior; JA Vice- President of Marketing 2; National Leadership Award 3,4; National Student Council Award 3,4; SAIL Student for District 3rd six weeks; Junior Civitan Pageant 3; 1984 Georgia Girls State Delegate 3; Secretary of State 3; 1984 International Conference on Drugs. Champion, Charlotte - JROTC 1; Pep Club 1; Blue Angels 3,4; Basketball 1. Chesman, Adam - French Club 3,4; C Club 3,4; Football 2; Cross Country 4; Track 2,3,4; Distinguished Society of American High School Students. Christian, Catherine - Drama Club 3,4; German Club 1,2. Clayton, Kimberly Cochran, Victoria Coe, Tracey - Band 1,2,3; Color Guard 3; VICA DCT 4. Code, Derek - Art Club 2; VICA DCT 3,4; Football 3. Collins, William Matthew - Criminal Justice Club 1; Football 1,2. Colman, Tammy Michele Cowart, Lisa - Art Club 2; VICA DCT 4; C Club 3,4; Pep Club 2, Homecoming Court; Cheerleading 1,2,3,4. Crawford, Elizabeth - Cohiscan Staff 2,3,4; Student Council 1; Junior Civitan 3; Pep Club 1; Key Club 4; Tennis 1,2,3; Who's Who Among American High School Students; Quill and Scroll 4. Dandy, Sandra - Health Club 3; JETS 3,4; FHA 1,2; VICA DCT 4; Student Council 1; Junior Civitan 3,4; Pep Club 1; Drama Club 3; Homecoming Court 4; Tennis 3; Class Council 1,3,4. Daniels, Jackie - Criminal Justice Club 4; FBLA 3,4; Junior Civitan 4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1. Danielson, Brad - VICA DCT 4; Football 1,2; Baseball 2,3; Wrestling 2; Cross Country 2. Davenport, Wilson Davis, Eula - FBLA 4; Pep Club 1,2. Davis, LeeAnne - Health Club 2,3,4; VICA DCT 4. Davis, Tim - C Club 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4. Dowell, James Dozier, Derrick - Football 1,2. Dudley, Melonie - Health Club 4; Cohiscan Staff 2; Prep Club 3; Student Council 1; Junior Civitan 4; Pep Club 1; Key Club 4; Homecoming Court; The Society of Distinguished American High School Students 4; United States National Leadership Merit Award 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4. Early, Valery Michelle Edenfield, Lee - Cohiscan Staff 1; Baseball 1; Tennis 1. Epting, Stephanie Early, Marilyn - JROTC 1; Track 2. Feinberg, Erica - Chorus 2,3; Junior Civitan 2,3,4; Key Club 4; Class Council 3,4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Society of Distinguished Amer- ican High School Students 4; Georgia Certificate of Merit. Fincher, John Florence, Clara - JETS 3,4; FBLA 3; VICA DCT 4; Junior Civitan 3,4; Pep Club 3; Blue Angels 3; Class Council 3,4. Flourney, Robert Ford, William - Band, 1,2; Color Guard 3; Drum line 2; JROTC 2,3,4; Head-to-Head 4; Math Team 4; Student Council 1,3,4; Wrestling 1,3; Rifle Team, 3,4; Military- Order of World Wars Medal. Forehand, Maria - Color Guard 3,4; JROTC 3,4; Criminal Justice Club 3. Fronzaglio, Michele - Orchestra 1,2; Head- to-Head 2; Junior Civitan 3,4; Key Club 4. Fussel, Martha Lynne - Criminal Justice Club 3,4; Spanish Club 1,2; Gymnastics 1,2; Debate Club 2. Green, Melena LeAnn - Data Processing Club 2,3; Health Club 3,4; FBLA 3. Green, Robert Green, Willie - Junior Civitan 3; C Club 3; Football 2,3,4; Most Valuable Defensive Back; All Bi-City 1st Team defensive Back; Best Defense Player of the Week. Grier, Lance - Football 1,3,4; Track 3. Griffin, Vincent Hadley, David Haines, Joann - Band 1,2,3,4. Hale, Adam Harden, Darlene - Data Processing Club 2; Health Club 2,3,4; Spanish Club 1; Junior Civitan 3,4; Key Club 4; Class Treasurer 3,4. Harris, Angela - VICA DCT 4; Gymnastics 1. Harris, Kim - Chorus 3; FHA 3; FBLA 3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Blue Angels 1,2,4; Cheerleader 4. Harris, Michael - Band 3,4; Drum line 3,4; JROTC 1,2,3,4; Junior Civitan 3,4; Pep Club 2. Harris, Tanya Yvette - Chorus 3; Computer Club 3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Blue Angels 2,3; Cheerleader 3; Track 3, Softball 2. Harvey, Gail - Criminal Justice Club 4; Health Club 3,4; Pep Club 1. Hicks, John Hill, Jon Hitchcock, Wes - Band 1,2,3,4; Junior Civitan 3,4; Jazz Band 2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Outstanding Band Member 2,3; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 4; All-City Band 2; Georgia Certificate of Merit 3; U.S. National Leadership Merit Award 4; Model U.N. 4; Certificate of Achievement 3. Holcomb, Pamela - Criminal Justice Club 3; FBLA 4; JCL 3,4; Spanish Club 2; Student Council 4; Junior Civitan 3,4; Pep Club 2. Hollis, Ulysses - Band 1,2,3,4; Drum Line 2,4; Senior Biography 175 Chorus 1; Spanish Club 1; Senior Council 4. Holmes, Brad - Art Club 1,2,3,4. Holmes, Gary Homer, Jack Hood, Yvonne Hubbard, Arthur - Chorus 1,4; Orchestra 1; Data Processing Club 3 Hubbard, Edward - VICA DCT 4. Ingersoll, Tonya - Band 1,2,3,4; Color Guard 3; Health Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 2; Who’s Who in Music; Page One Award for Music. Jackson, Michael - JROTC 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; VICA DCT 3,4; Super- ior Junior Cadet; Distinguished High School Student; Honor Roll 1; Perfect Attendance, Expert Rifleman. Jackson, Robert Johnson, Angie - VICA DCT 4; Student Council 2,3,4; Junior Civitan 2,3,4; Cheer- leader 1. Johnson, Cheryl R. - Band 1,2,3,4; JROTC 1,2,3; FHA 1,2; Computer Club 3,4; Pep Club 1,2; Blue Angels 4; Gymnastics 1,2,3; Who’s Who in Music. Johnson, Derek - JROTC 1; Chorus 2,3,4; Art Club 2,3,4; Math Team 1; Basketball 1,2. Johnson, George - Band 1,2,3; Data Process- ing Club 3; VICA DCT 4; French Club 2; Drama Club 3; Track 2,3. Johnson, Jacqueline T. - FBLA 3; VICA DCT 4; Pep; Club 1; JCL 2; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Junior Civitan 2,3,4; Homecoming Court; Cheerleader 1; Perfect Attendance 1; Outstanding VOT Student 3. Johnson, Sharita - National Honor Society 3; FHA 2; VICA DCT 4; Pep Club 2. Johnson, Terri - Color Guard 3; JRTOC 3; Student Council 4; Pep Club 4; Blue Angels 4. Jones, Christopher A. - Data Processing Club 2; Criminal Justice Club 2; Pep Club 3. Jones, Christopher Lee - Band 1,2; Drum line 2; Computer Club 3,4; Student Council 1,2. Jones, Eddie - Data Processing Club 3; Junior Civitan 3,4; C Club 4; Pep Club 1; Football 1,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3. Jones, Jacqueline LaShawn - FSA 4; FHA 2; FBLA 1,3,4; Pep Club 1,2; Student Council 1. Jones, Ricky T. - Chorus 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Jets 3,4; Computer Club 2; Math Team 3,4; Track 3; Georgia Institute of Technology Distinguished Science Scholar; American Legion Boys State; Georgia Institute of Technology minority Introduction of Engineering. Juan, Dorothy - Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Data 176 Senior Biography Processing Club 1; Interclub Council 4; GMEA. Juan, Yen-Hua (Ellen) Liu - Chorus 1,2,3,4; FACE 4; Data Processing Club 1; Com- puter Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,4. Kennedy, Matt - Color Guard 1,2; JROTC 2,3,4; French Club 1,2,3,4; C Club 1,2,3; Wrestling 1,2; JROTC Superior Cadet 2 years. Kimbrough, Patricia King, Matthew Kirk, Ernie - Baseball 1,2,3,4; Key Club 4; Football; Health Club 4; C Club 1,2,3. Klamet, Vickie - Band 1,2,3,4; Color Guard 2,3,4; Health Club 2,3; Junior Civitan 2,3,4. Kurtz, Audrey - Health Club 3; Cohiscan Staff 2,3,4; Pep Club 3; Student Council 4; Junior Civitan 3,4; Prep Club 3; Drama Club 3; Homecoming Court 4; Cross Country 2,3; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Outstanding Junior; Quill and Scroll 4. Landers, Ervin Lauderdale, Robin Leonard, Lynda Lipscomb, Saundra Long, Regina Lorentz, Mike Magoni, Morris - JROTC 1; Junior Civitan 2,3,4; C Club 4; Football 1; Wrestling 1; Cross Country 2,3; Track 2,3. Marshall, Beth - Chorus 1; FACE 4; Data Processing Club 2; French Club 1,2; Pep Club 1; Key Club 1; Drama Club 1,3; Softball 1; Tennis 1. Massengale, Tim - Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1; Baseball 1,2,3,4. McClary, Carolyn - Chorus 3,4; Health Club 1,2,3,4; FHA 1; FBLA VOT 3,4; Pep Club 1. McCosh, Jennifer Lynn - Art Club 4; Softball 2. McCray, Brenda - Health Club 3; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Drama 3,4. McCollough, Lisa - Chorus 2; FHA 4; Criminal Justice Club 3. McDaniel, Early J. - Band 1,2,3; Cohiscan Staff 2,3,4; Interclub Council 4; Student Council 4; Junior Civitan 2,3,4; Outstand- ing Freshman; Outstanding Junior; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3,4; United States Achievement Academy Leadership American High School Students 4; Mr. CHS 4. McFolley, Colethia - Health Club 4; JETS 2,3,4; FHA 2,3; FBLA VOT 3; VICA DCT 4; French Club 1; Junior Civitan 4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Blue Angels 3; Junior Council 3. McGhee, Lisa - Band 1,2; Color Guard 3; Chorus 3; FHA 4; VICA DCT 4; Pep Club 2; Blue Angels 3; Cheerleading 4 McKenna, Patrick - NHS 3,4; Key Club 2,3; Wrestling 3; Cross Country 1,2,3; Track 1,3; Tennis 2,3; Outstanding Senior, Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Society of Distinguished Amer- ican High School Students. McPeeks, Suzanne - Criminal Justice Club 4; VICA DCT 3; Junior Civitan 4; Pep Club 1; Cheerleading 1; Junior Achievement 1,2. Meeks, Amy - Health Club 2,3; VICA DCT 4. Mellix, Bryant - JROTC 1,2,3; Junior Civitan 3,4; C Club 2,3,4; Football 2,3; Cross Country 1; Track 2; Environmental Studies Award. Merritt, Scott Milam, John - C Club 3,4; Football 3,4; Baseball 3,4. Miles, Kathy - Band 1,2,3,4; Color Guard 3; Computers 3; VICA DCT 3; Junior Civitan 2; Pep Club 1,3; Blue Angels 3; Cheerlead- ing 4; FSA; Who’s Who in Music. Mills, Joe - Chorus 1,3,4; Orchestra 1,2,3; Treasurer of Orchestra 3; Blue Streak 2; Student Council 2,3,4; Junior Civitan 2,3,4; Drama Club 2; Sampler 4; Sophomore Council; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4; United States Leadership Merit Award 4; United States Student Council Award 4; 2nd place National Penwomen’s Writing Competi- tion 3; 2nd place Male Quartet; 2AAAA Literary Meet 3; Solo and Ensemble 1,2,3; All City Orchestra 1,2; All City Chorus 1,3; Florida State Youth Leadership Seminar 3. Minkanic, Julie - French Club 3; C Club 2,3,4; Football statistician 2; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Track 1; Gymnastics Manager 1,2; Who’s Who Among American High School Students Nominee; Society of Distin- guished American High School Students Nominee. Mitchell, Kim - Health 3,4; Pep Club 3,4. Mobuary, Reshell - Band 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; FHA 3,4; FBLA VOT 3; VICA DCT; Pep Club 4; Blue Angels 4; Basketball 3; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4. Moore, Darlesus - JROTC 4; Chorus 1,2,3; Cross Country 2,3; Track 2,3,4. Morgan, Alice - JROTC 4; Health Club 1. Mortan, Wanda - Basketball 2. Motley, Julie - Health Club 3,4; Blue Streak 4; Pep Club 1; Key Club 4. Mowery, Jack - NHS 3,4; Head-to Head 2,3,4; Computers 2,3,4; Math Team 1,2,3,4; Blue Streak 2,3; French Club 2,3,4; Junior Civitan 4; Y Club 1,2,3; Outstanding Senior; Lettered in Math Club and Head-to-Head; President of Model U.N. 4; Captain of Math Team 4; Vice-president of Head-to-Head 4. Muncy, Brian Murray, Chester - Key Club Neely, Yvonne - NHS 3,4; Head-to-Head 2; Data Processing Club 2,3; JETS 2,3,4; FHA 1; FBLA VOT 3; VICA DCT 4; Student Council 3,4; Junior Civitan 3; Sophomore Council Secretary; Outstanding Freshman; Outstanding Junior; Georgia Merit Award; United States Student Council Award. Nelson, Alicia - FBLA VOT 3,4; Drama Club 3. Nesbitt, Chuck Nettles, Patrick - FHA 1,4. Norwood, Jacquelyn - Health Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2; Blue Angels 2,3,4. Offutt, Kevin - Junior Civitan 2,4. Oliver, Selena - JROTC 2,3,4; FHA 4; French Club 1; Softball 2. Pace, Ronester - Pep Club 3,4; Blue Angels 3,4. Padgett, Dee - Health Club 2; VICA DCT 3,4; Student Council 2; Pep Club 1,2; Key Club 3; Homecoming 4; Cheerleading 4; Fresh- man Class President; Sophomore Class Senator. Parnell, Suzanne - FACE 4; Criminal Justice Club 2,3; Health 2; Student Council 1; Gymnastics 1. Patrick, Paul - Criminal Justice Club 2; Key Club 3. Payne, Horace George - JROTC 1,2,3,4; Criminal Justice Club 1; Computers 3,4; VICA DCT 3; Junior Civitan 4; Mr. Beau 1983 - Jack and Jill of America. Peluso, David - Data Processing 2,4; FBLA VOT 4; Junior Civitan 4. Person, Darrell - Basketball 1,2. Pierce, Kathy - Homecoming Queen, Miss CHS; Art Club 2,3,4; FACE 4; Health Club 2,3; Cheerleading 1,3,4; Softball 2; Tennis 1,2; Student Council 4; C Club 1,2,3,4; Senior Senator 4. Piszek, Kristen - FACE 4; FBLA VOT 4; Student Council; Blue Streak 2,3,4; Drama Club 3. Porch, Derrick - Health Club 3; VICA DCT 4; C Club 3; Football 1,2,3, Wrestling 1,2,3. Powers, Stephanie R. - JROTC 1,2; Health Club 3,4; Drama Club 3,4; Track 3,4. Pugh, Cedric - JROTC 1,23; Computers 3; VICA DCT 4; Math Team 1; Junior Civitan 4. Quick, Natalie - Chorus 2,4; Health Club 4. Senior Biography 177 Reed, Malinda (Lindy) - Junior Civitan 3,4; Pep Club 2; Key Club 4; Cheerleading 2; Honor Student for Math 2; Senior Class Vice-President; Senior Council; Junior Council. Reese, Anthony Rhea, Monica - Art Club 1,2; Criminal Justice Club 4; Health Club 4; Spanish Club 1; Student Council 4; Basketball 1,2; Cross Country 1; Track 1; Softball 1,2,3; Tennis 1; all Bi-City 2nd base 1,2. Riggins, Andre - Chorus 1; Art Club 1,2; Health Club 3; VICA DCT 4; Library Club 2; Student Council 1,2. Rogers, Charles - JROTC 1; Football 1,2,3. Rutledge, Tracy - Chorus 3,4. Sandoval, Jeff - Chorus 1,2; Math Team 2; JCL 4; Spanish Club 3,4. Schaeffer, Terry - Band 1,2,3; Junior Civitan 2; C Club 2,3,4. Scott, Cherry - Chorus 1,2,3,4. Scott, Letreorne - Chorus 1; Health Club 4; FHS 2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Junior Civitan 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Blue Angels 3,4. Scrutchins, Marichele - Health Club 3; VICA DCT 1; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Cheerleading 1; Junior Civitan 2,3,4; Pep Club 1; Homecoming 4; Represented Columbus High’s Girl Poem Interpreter at Columbus College in 1983-84. Scudder, Ann - Band 1,2; Color Guard 1,2; Cohiscan Staff 3; Prep Club 2; JCL 2,3; President of JCL 3; Student Council 2,3,4; President of Student Council 4; Junior Civitan 2,3,4; Secretary of Junior Civitan 3; Treasurer of Junior Civitan 4; C Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3; Key Club 4; Track 2; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Freshman Council; So- phomore Senator; Junior Senator; Senior Council; Outstanding Freshman; Outstand- ing Senior; Who’s Who; U.S. Leadership Award; U.S. Student Council Award; Girls’ State Outstanding Freshman Band member; All-State Band; Girls' State Certificate of Merit; Junior Civitan District Pageant, 3rd; Georgia Junior Miss Pageant. Sherwood, Sarah - Band 1,2,3,4; Color Guard 1; Pep Club 1,2; Key Club 4; Who’s Who in Music; U.S. National Band Award; Columbus College Honors Band 1,2,3,4; Solo-Ensemble at Columbus College 1,2,3. Shine, Kimberly - Criminal Justice Club 3. Shoup, Mary Simmons, Sheila - Art Club 4; VICA DCT 4; Basketball 1. Sinquefield, Tracy - Criminal Justice Club 2,3,4; Junior Civitan 3,4; C Club 3; Pep Club 2,3; Key Club 4; Homecoming 4; Cheerleading 1,2,3,4; Softball 1; Junior 178 Senior Biography Class President; Senior Class President; Outstanding Senior; W’ho’s Who Among American High School Students 3,4; Senior Attractive. Sisco, Ramona - FHA 1; Pep Club 1; FSA 4. Skaife, Kendra - Homecoming 4. Smith, Andy Smith, David Smith, Donald - VICA DCT 4. Smith, Paris Smith, Robert - NHS 3,4; Data Processing 3; FBLA VOT 3; Golf 1,2,3,4; C Club 2; Spanish Club 2. Snipes, Darron - Art Club 2,3; Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 4. Solomon, Tabatha - Chorus 2,3,4. Spurlock, Kenneth Starnes, Steve - Computers 2; VICA-DCT 4. Stinson, Victor - VICA DCT 4. Strong, Kenny Strother, Kim - Band 1; Art Club 1; NJHS 1,2; Health Club 3,4; FBLA VOT 2; Math Team 2; Student Council 3; Athletic Trainer 3,4. Tadley, Staci Teel, Joe - JROTC 1,2; Football 1,3; Wrestling 2,3. Thomas, Monica A. - Band 1,2,3,4; Jets 2,3,4; VICA DCT 4; Junior Civitan 2,3. Thompson, Roby Kyle - Football 1,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4. Thornton, Dowe - C Club 2,3,4; Football 1,2. Thornton, Stanley Gilbert - Band 1,2,3,4. Toney, Eric - FBLA VOT 3; VICA DCT 4; Junior Civitan 4; Cross Country 1. Truesdale, Stephanie Deloise - JROTC 1,2; FBLA VOT 4; Blue Angels 3; Miss Sophomore Homecoming Court (Jordan); Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2. Tucker, Allison - Criminal Justice Club 3; Health Club 4. Turpin, Russ - Criminal Justice Club 4; C Club 2,3; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3; Tennis 3,4. Upshaw, Linda Jean - Chorus 2,3,4; Health Club 4; FHA 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3. Vann, Johnny - Criminal Justice Club 3; Football 1,2,3,4; Best Defensive Lineman; All Bi-City 1984; Losers and Liars All Bi-City. Walker, Arthur - C Club 3,4; Football 2,3,4; Baseball 3,4. Walker, Kim - Blue Streak 2; Pep Club 1. Ware, Rita Gail - FHA 1,2; Spanish Club 2; Pep Club 1,2,3; Basketball 1; Outstanding Sophomore Award. Waugh, Jodi - NHS President 3,4; Math Team 2; Cohiscan Staff Business Editor 2; Cohiscan Staff Editor-in-Chief 3; Blue Streak 4; JCL 2; JCL Vice-president 3; Interclub Council 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Junior Civitan 2,3,4; C Club 2; Football Asst. Manager 2; Tennis 2,3,4; Model U.N. 3,4; Freshman Council; Sophomore Coun- cil; Junior Council; Senior Council; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Society of Distinguished Amer- ican High School Students; Georgia Certificate of Merit Recipient; Governor’s Honors Alternate; Science Honor Student; Honor Roll (Alpha Scholar) 2; Outstanding Senior; Miss CHS nominee. Walls, Mark Whaley, Scott - JROTC 1,2,3,4; C Club 2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3. Whaley, Teresa - Chorus 1; Junior Civitan 2,3,4; Pep Club 2; Basketball 1,2,3,4. Whittle, Jana - Criminal Justice Club 3,4; Junior Civitan 3,4; Key Club 4; Cheerlead- ing 2. Wilhite, Donna - VICA DCT 3,4. Williams, Dennis - JROTC 1,2; Health Club 4. Williams, Sabrina Williams, Victor Williams, Wayne - JROTC 1; Basketball 1. Williams, Yvonsha - Band 1,2; Color Guard 3; Chorus 3; Health Club 3; VICA DCT 4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Blue Angels 3. Wilson, Robert - Art Club 2; VICA DCT 3,4; Spanish Club 1; Wrestling 2; 2nd place VICA skills 3; Outstanding Science Award 2. Winch, Lynn - VICA DCT 4. Yurchuck, Brad - Spanish Club 1,3; Student Council 1; C Club 1,2; Football 1,2; Wrestling 1,2; Cross Country 2. Senior Biography 179 JUNIORS 'Vtlftlli Audrey Allen Sonja Allen Keith Allen Sherry Altig Joanne Andrews Kathy Armstrong Laurie Atkins Suzanne Aud Gerry Bailey Kelvin Barefield Matt Barefield Brad Barrs Kim Bartlett Tony Belton Darrell Bennett Andrea Bone Beth Bone Amy Bonner Chris Boyd 180 Juniors Tracy Brady Holly Bramblett John Brasch Lori Brass Steve Brasseaux Dennis Brown Jeff Brown Rhonda Brown Tami Brown Willie Brown Shara Bryan Ben Burdette Ronnie Burkes Thermus Butler Ramona Calhoun Melissa Carpenter Rob Cavis Susan Cheney Todd Chapman Sean Cleveland Tom Coker Natalie Collins Juniors 181 Jeff Corley Patrick Cosgrove Sean Cowan Jon Craft Dante Daniel Ricky Dalton Bradley Davenport Mike Davis Ray Davis Tammi Davis Janice Dean Claire Dennis Johnna Dennis Jocelyn Deramus Richard Dobson Less Duke Kelsey Ellison Beth Evans Kevin Faniel Patrick Ferguson David Ferguson Stacy Ferguson Tony Ferguson Lisa Ferraioli Lafe Figgars Carrie Fincher 182 Juniors John Fisher Clemmie Franklin Kenneth Freeman Robert Frulaney Brain Fuller Donna Gallman Amy Gannaway Wendy Gardner David Garner Angela Gary Katrina Giles Jodonna Glenn Greg Goldsmith Craig Grantham Stefini Green Curtis Green Shannon Greyer Chuck Hall Joe Hall Tony Hanson Joanie Hardy Chuck Harrelson David Harris Kim Harris Jeff Harris Kenneth Harper Juniors 183 Stephen Hartley Rhonda Hawkins Glisson Heath Paul Helms Christi Heron Ron Hightower Karen Hill Marc Hinson Heather Hitchcock Sherry Holland Endia Holis Chris Hudson Jason Hudson Orlandra Hughey Cathy Hunter Donna Irvin Mindy Jackson Sabrina Jackson Tina Jackson Marcus Johnson Penny Johnson Jennifer Joiner Bridgette Jones Chris Jones 184 Juniors Cynthia Jones Ann Jones Jean Jones Jeff Jones Twyonia Jones Laura Jones Melissa Jones Darrell Jones Tracy Kennedy Karen Killette Aletha Kimbrough Ricky King Tobin King Bobby Knox Christina Langford Ralph Leary Tammy Lee John Lemieux Cliff Lewis David Lindsey Reginald Liovee Ginger Lloyd Vicki Lockett Chris Lofton Juniors 185 Ron Long Starla Lynn Laureen McCall Gretchen McCoah Kevin McCowen Eddie McDermott Stacey McKemie Michelle McLaurn Stephen McLendon Todd McMickle Tammy McNeer Lisa Maddox Monica Mahone Kimberly Marcus Roes Marshall Kristi Mendoza Jeff Mills Theron Mitchell Steve Mobley John Moon Kohlen Moore Lee Morris Laura Moss Orlanda Murphy Jeff Napier Michelle Oliver 186 Juniors ■ Christopher Osorio Lauren Owens Melanie Osment Jacqueline Parker Stacy Patterson I « James Payne Vincent Payne Debbie Peirce Kristine Pennington Fonda Perry Kim Pierce Mike Poole Donald Popham Paul Price Mark Ragsdale Bobby Reese Kristi Rice Renee Roth Sally Roth Vanessa Rowell Lela Ruid LaDonna Russel Elizabeth Schmitt Jeff Scrimpshire Rhonda Sellers Glenda Shehane Juniors 187 Laura Shoaf Denise Shores Kymberli Shuttleworth Grady Simmons Lynn Sims Beth Smith David Smith Karen Smith Lisa Smith Reginald Snellings Kevin Snipes Eric Sorrels Steve Staula Brian Steele Mark Stewart Virginia Stringfellow Jimmy Taylor Leketia Taylor David Tharp Ram Taylor Frank Thomas Terrie Thomas Tim Turner John VanDinter 188 Juniors Sheila Wade LaJuanda Wait Melissa Walker Vincent Walker Don Wallace Loretta Walls Talvin Warren Jamie Waters Dwayne Watford Tim Watford Teresa Watkins Benjamin Watson Debbie Weaver David Weitael James White Amy Whitehead Tonya Williamson Willie Nichols Beth Wilson Jeff Wolford Kyra Wynn Tami Wyrosdick Rene Yarbrough Julie Yurchuck Juniors 189 SOPHOMORES Carlos Alexander Gina Anderson Laura Anderson Melvin Anderson Jasper Arrington Lynn Bacon Jan Bagley Patrick Bates Sandra Bennet Jacqueline Blandenburg Rudy Bledsoe Brooke Bone Ginger Boozer Ronnie Boutwell Amy Bowers Robert Boyd Ken Broda Alvin Brooks Tammy Brooks Christy Brown Monroe Brown Lee Buchanan Edward Bullard Carol Burditt Deana Bussey Brian Butler Cindy Callier Dana Carfrey Derek Carlisle Dams Cato 190 Sophomores Marcus Chambers Cynthia Champion Tramaine Chappell Hillary Chesman Holly Chesser Adrian Chinn Cathy Clark Dawn Clark Heath Clark Larry Clark Cathy Cook John Cornell Christie Cosby Michelle Cox Jill Craig Claire Crawford Robert Croeby Tommy Daniels Bubba Davis Earnie Davis Sophomores 191 James Davis Jenni Davis Sandra Davis Tim Delbridge Jennifer Dennis Charles Duke Barry Earl Sonya Eastman Keith Edmonds Pam Edwards Rhonda Edwards Janine Elia Bertraum Evans Sandra Finley Anita Fitzpatrick Matthew Floyd Darren Fluellen Christian Ford Doug Fredericks Brian Gardner Dan Garner Johnny Gillan Keith Goodwin Richard Grantham Bubba Green Jonathan Green Vickie Grimes Phillip Gutierrez Thomas Gutierrez Shannon Hagan 192 Sophomore8 Robert Hale Kare Hall Kristie Harris Tony Haymond Lisa Hedden Matt Helms Marty Hendrix Jonathon Henry Kim Herring Brian Hicks Tongi Hodo Brian Holland Jeff Holloway Marian Hood Lisa Houston Suzi Hruska Candi Hubbard Cynthia Hunter Serapis Irby Stephen James Sophomores 193 Brent Johnson Brent Jonnson Alethea Jones Donald Jones Keith Jones Robert Jones Ronald Jones Wanda Jones Angela Justice Tammy Karm Greg Kelly Allison Kiehn Elizabeth Killough Leslie Knott Susan Knott Pam Lorentz Michelle Lynn Paul Magoni Kim Marchant Martha Martin 194 Sophomores Phillip Martin John Massengale Angela Matthews Mike McAuliffe Jacqueline McCray Sheron McDuffie Conner McEachem Cheryl McGhee Paige McIntosh Lisa McKay Mimi Merriman Bernice Miles Darren Miller Mary Minkanic Sam Mirsky Karen Mitchell Kim Mitchell Lance Money Angelicia Nelson Patrick Nettles iW Donald Nichols Bonnie Odell Laura Palmer Steven Palmer Cedric Parker Kristy Parks John Passailaigue Allen Patrick Wendy Patrick Carol Patterson Sophomores 195 Lisa Patterson Mike Paul Travis Perry Tangy Person LaShelle Phillips Jr — r A Les Phillips Yolanda Pitta Audrey Poe Patrick Poole Bonita Porch Kelly Powell Teresa Powers Van Ramsey Diane Ranalli Charles Reese April Roberts Angela Robinson Marcus Sanders Leslie Schaaf Jeff Scott 196 Sophomores Stephen Shaul Chris Shavers Erika Shavers Carol Simon Stephen Slaughter Darren Smith David Smith Lawanda Smith Tracy Smith Yvonne Smith Libby Snell Ben Sorrell Darrick Stanford Leslie Steele Leslie Steele V Beverly Stelting Shonda Sullivan Ashley Taylor Chris Taylor Jason TaJbot Eddie Thomas Michelle Thomas Lisa Thompson Scott Tinney Johnlyn Tolbert Beth Tomlinson Nelson Tomlinson Karla Toney Jenny Truelove Cathy Tsagaris Sophomores 197 Jeri Tucker Traci Tucker Eugene Turner Lawrence Turner Jackie VanPatten Victoria Venters Derick Wade Beth Ward Kevin Watford Denise Watson Diane Watson Jeff Waugh Angie Webb Caroline Weitzel Billy Wells Kenny Wells Sharon West Kevin Whittle Laura Wilbanks Cheryl Williams Earl Williams Eric Williams 198 Sophomores John Williams Kim Williams Maurice Williams Solomon Williams Sprague Williams Zachary Williams Curtisine Wilson Jay Wilson John Wilson Cheryl Witt Steve Wojtysiak Lynn Wooten Tammy Worrell Kathy Wright Kim Wright Sophomores 199 FRESHMAN I Kerri Allen Julie Anderson Jason Anthony Amy Asbell Lisa Asche Christy Atkins 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T. Bain Jimmy Ball Billy Baker Lois Banks Tracy Barber Gayle Barrett Rebecca Barrs Sandra Barton Meredith Bass Roger Bates Kyle Benton Renee Bettis Donald Bevelle James Blanchard Donald Boutwell Monica Brady Charles Brasfield 200 F reshman Jamie Briggs Janie Brinkley Billy Brooks Teresa Brooks Frerick Brown Lauren Brown Tanya Brown Carrie Bryan Richard Bryan Tammy Bryson Yolanda Buchanan Kim Burtin Jennifer Burzynski Erica Butler Lorenzo Butta Marye Calhoun Trade Calhoun Michael Carden Jennifer Carmack Mia Carmen Mark Carroll Susan Casey Kathryn Cavis Gordon Chalkey John Chandler Melissa Chaplin Kyle Chapman Traci Cole Garrett Coleman Howell Conkle Freshman 201 Bobby Copenny Mark Cornell Tiffany Cosby Anthony Couch Erin Cox Author Crawford larquitta Crawford Susan Crawford Kimberly Crocker William B. 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Floyd Nancy Floyd Felicia Foster Sabrina Foust Danny Fussell Jeffery Gagnon William George Julie Gilbert Barbara Gilnes Authur Gordan Shannon Grantham Kristie Green Lynn Green Vernell Green Cynthia Greer Raymond Greer James Griffis Rene Hall De Wayne Hals ted Terri Hammonds Freshman 203 Jeffery Hampton Cheryl Harris Eric Harris Marcus Harris Sonja Harris Tammy Harris Jamey Hart James Hassard Sheree Hawkins Ramona Hayes Lee Heath Lee Henderson Storey Henry Richie Herring Sharon Higginbotham Michelle Hill Wilhemina Hill Rachel Hillhouse Ben Hixson Gail Holcomb Cynthia Hollis Eric Hollis Oscar Hollis Connelia Holloman Priscilla Hood Stacey Hooper Tracey Hovey Christopher Hubbard Dejuana Hubbard Marvin Hunter J 204 F reshman Gary Ingram Sondra Ingram Robert Ito Deanna Ivey Byron Jackson Jennifer Jackson Demenico Jackson Sherri Jenkins Kevin Johnson Kenneth Jones Keta Jones Lindzee Jones Bois Jones Larry Joyner David Jury Ronnie Kahihikolo James Kennedy Patti Killingsworth Tony Kimbrough Aeintie King Duke Kirk Kevin Kirkland Amy Klenz Jennifer Klepac Susan Koepfer Michael Lake Tracy Langford Stephanie Larson Joyce Lebow Carolyn Lee Freshman 205 Chris Lee Sandra Lee Stephen Leebern David Lemieuz Tiffany Lewis Veronica Lewis Christy Lindsey Michelle Lockett Chad Long Phillip Long Steve Lorentz Mark Mainor Frankie Mahana Richard Malott Deanna Marshall Patricia Marshall Jorge Martinez Marcus Mathis Michael Maxton Donna McArthur 206 Fre9hman Cathy McBride Tarra McCullar Angela McDonald Beth McDonnell Kimberly McGee Joseph McKiever Traci McKnight Leigh Melton Vincent Milam Fulton Miles John Miles Gary Mills Lorraine Mickle Alice Miller Elizabeth Miller V Trent Mitchell Michelle Moon Kimberly Mooney Demetrius Moore Marcus Moore Mary Moore Pamela Moran Katrina Morten Timothy Moye Burton Mullins Jason Murray Toni Newton David Norris Bobby Ogletree Thomas Oswalt Freshman 207 Lauren Paddock Mike Page April Parker Danita Paschal William Pate Elizabeth Pennington Sandra Peters Wendy Phillips Tamela Pierce Jemma Pingual John Pittman Rudigez Pillman Kimberly Porter Timothy Price David Rachunok Jeffrey Radney Andrea Raleigh Kimberly Reed Rhonda Richmond Pat Rivera Rachelle Roberta Sandra Robinson Aaron Rollins Russ Roth John Rowell Deryl Rozier Jacquelyn Russell Jonathan Sanchez Sherry Scott Yale Scott 208 Freshman Jeremy Self Gloria Shakespeare Ralph Shavers Robert Shaw Paul Shelton Phyllis Shephard Jennifer Shuttleworth Tara Simmons Thomas Sinclair Janet Smith Marcus Smith Melissa Smith Alfred Soloman Grant Solomon Thomas Speight Eric Spencer Jamie Sphor Anthony Spivey John Stephens Vincent Stoakley Zachary Stoudwmiere Shannon Stout Thomas Swaney Bryan Talbot James Talbot ■ Jason Teel Bradley Terrel Heather Tibbitt Angie Timms Floyd Trawick Freshman 209 Shawn Turpin Cheryl Underwood Huang Underwood Ray VanCleave Vince Varndell Sharona Varner Shirley Varner Susan Wade Kathy Wagner Brenda Walker Allison Wall Kelli Walton Marcus Watkins Amy Watson Tina Watson Bridgette Weaver Christopher Weirich Laura Wells Samantha Westbrook Thomas Whaley Alan Wildman Patricia Wiggins Christopher Williams Daphne Williams Jacquelyne Williams Kim Williams Sherri Williams Tanya Williams Tometo Williams Yamona Williams 210 Freshman Angela Willis Corita Willis Jessica Woodall Michael Woods Tammy Word Jerold Wright Kelli Wright Rodney Wright Tina Wright Christina Young Freshman 211 ADS ___________________ Command Performance LEARY AND BROWN General Contractors 5604 Whitesville Road Columbus, Georgia 31904 323-0413 Ralph G. 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Love, Mama, Daddy Christy. 228 Ads IN MEMORY OF: Dr. Fred Kirby Steve Mobley Eddy McDermott Don Parker - INDEX- A Abell, Christopher 61 Adams, Traci 69, 150 Adkins, Belinda 70, 78 Adkins, Charlotte 66 Adkins, Keith 69 Afoot, Kevin 81 Akers, Christopher 60 Alanzo, Allen 60 Alexander, Carlos 26, 51, 63, 65, 81, 153 Alexander, Jamie 69, 74, 149 Alexander, Sonya 5, 19, 67, 182 Allen, Angela 70 Allen, Kebo 28, 73, 81 Allen, Ronnie 81 Altig, Sherry 7, 73, 78 Anderson, Gina 31, 73 Anderson, Julie 7, 27, 122 Anderson, Laura 73 Anderson, Melvin 63, 65 Andrews, Joann 75 Anthony, Jason 26 Armstrong, Anthony 60 Armstrong, Kathy 73, 78, 150 Arrington, Jasper 52 Asbell, Amy 54, 63, 74, 83 Asbell, Jason 63, 66, 71, 76, 83 Asche, Lisa 18, 146, 150 Atkins, Christy 83 Atkins, Laurie 18, 51, 71, 75, 78, 83, 189 Atkins, Lindsey 18, 50, 71, 75, 78, 83, 236 Austin, Dallas 7, 9 Austin, Lisa 53 Averett, Dominic 23 Averett, Reginald 61 Averett, Veronica 78 B Bacon, Lynn 2 Bagley, Jan 73 Barber, Tracey70 Barefield, Lee 59, 110 Barefield, Matt 65 Barker, Bryan 59, 70 Barrs, Becky 11, 150 Barton, Sandra 83 Barwick, Beth 4, 154 Bates, Patrick 61 Bates, Roger 60 Bell, Wendy 7, 11, 16, 19, 20, 27, 87, 120 Belton, William 53 Bennett, John 110, 145, 149 Bennett, Sandra 60 Benton, Cami 69, 70 Benton, Kyle 118 Bettis, Renee 60 Bigbee, Shea 31 Blanchard, Jimmy 118, 238 Bledsoe, Rudy 73 Boatner, Scott 134, 136 Bone, Beth 73, 74, 78, 127, 150, 236 Bone, Brooke 16,73, 74, 75, 78, 148 Bonner, Amy 69, 236 Booth, Micky 60 Bowers, Amy 73 Boyd, Chris 73, 81, 142 Boyd, Jimmy 65 Boyd, Robbie 65 Boynton, Kendra 19 Bradshaw, Twanner 225 Brady, Tacy 145 Bramblett, Holly 9, 19, 29, 73, 78, 120, 121 Brantley, Lisa 52, 57 Brasseaux, Steve 16, 19, 28, 60, 81 Brinkley, Janie 75 Brison, Maurice 110 Broda, Donald 25, 66, 76, 81, 83 Broda, Ken 51, 63, 66, 83 Brooks, Alvin 101 Brooks, Terri 56, 236 Brophy, Dale 59, 72, 76, 83 Brown, Christy 4, 27, 73, 122,123 Brown, Dennis 20 Brown, Fred 61 Brown, Jeff 65, 82 Brown, John 60, 84 Brown, Lauren 212 Brown, Monroe 63 Brown, Sheri 7, 9, 19, 30, 67, 73, 120, 228 Brown, Tammie 29, 84 Bryan, Shara 53, 57 Bryson, Tammy 7, 30, 53, 68 Buchanan, Lee 64 Buchanan, Yolanda 53 Bucker, Jerrold 52 Burdette, Ben 65 Burditt, Carol 78 Burton, Kim 85 Butts, Lorenzo 61 Burzynski, Jennifer 23, 72, 83, 84 c Calhoun, Mary 53 Calhoun, Traci 60 Callier, Cindy 2, 212 Carfrey, Dana 18 Carlisle, Derek 142 Cormack, Jennifer 7, 53, 148 Carpenter, Melissa 3, 22, 64, 69 Carroll, Scott 134, 136 Carroll, Shane 118, 119 Cart, Catherine 76 Carter, Alton 60 Carter, Philip 6, 81, 111, 238 Cavis, Kathryn 150 Cavis, Rob 82 Chai, Susie 27, 36, 37, 40, 51, 78, 82, 83, 212 Chambers, Marucs 61, 134 Champion, Charlotte 53 Chandler, John 20 Chapman, Kyle 238 Chapman, Todd 20, 28, 238 Chesser, Holly 26, 64, 144 Chesman, Adam 75, 144, 145 Chesman, Hilary 75, 78, 122, 150 Christain, Catherine 72, 83, 84, 154, 212 Clark, Cathy 3, 22, 25, 73 Clark, Dawn 74, 148 Clark, Larry 237 Clayton, Kim 5, 16, 18, 28, 63, 66, 78, 83 Cleveland, Sean 49, 60, 74, 75, 144, 145 Coe, Traci 69 Coile, Derek 2, 69 Cook, Cathy 63, 66, 78, 83, 238 Copenny, Bobby 53 Corley, Jeff 73, 81 Cornel, Mark 144 Cornell, John 57 Corser, Robert 30 Cosby, Tiffany 26, 212 Cosgrove, Patrick 24, 29, 31, 81, 83, 145 Couch, Perry 60 Cowart, Lisa 9, 11, 19, 20, 36, 37, 39, 59, 120 Cox, Erin 144, 145 230 Index Cox, Michelle 52 Craft, Jon 82, 145 Crawford, Arthur 61 Crawford, Claire 58, 74, 78 Crawford, Elizabeth 8, 51, 71, 73, 74 Crawford, Susan 20 Crocker, Kim 75 Crosby, Robert 26, 61 Crumpler, John 4 D Dalton, Ricky 61 Dandy, Sandra 25, 36, 37, 40, 69, 87 Daniel, Dante 61 Daniel, Sherlita 60 Daniels, Jackie 69, 78 Daniels, Tommy 134 Danielson, Brad 69 Davenport, Wilson 60, 111 Davis, Angela 58 Davis, Ernie 134 Davis, Eula 69 Davis, Jenni 73 Davis, LeAnn 69 Davis, Ray 73, 134 Davis, Tim 36, 37, 39, 111, 134, 136 Davis, William 60 Dean, Janice 56, 78 DeBlase, Donna 67 Dennis, Claire 78 Dennis, Jennifer 78 Dennis, Jimbo 83, 118 DeRamus, Jocelyn 78, 83 Doleman, Marvin 23 Doucet, Kristi 144, 145 Dowell, James 125 Dudley, Melanie 67, 73, 78, 87 Duke, Charles 61 Duke, Lesa 60 E Earl, Barry 134 Eastman, Sonja 27 Eddy, Charles 118 Edmonds, Kay 53 Edmonds, Keith 144 Elia, Janine 64 Elison, Kelsey 125 Evans, Beth 78 Ezekiel, Eric 53, 63, 83 F Faniel, Kevin 125 Feinburg, Erica 78, 83, 224 Ferguson, David 83, 84, 154, 212 Ferguson, Patrick 60, 72, 81, 83, 84, 212 Ferguson, Stacey 7, 10, 22, 78, 181, 236 Ferraioli, Lisa 56 Fincher, Carrie 84 Finley, Sandra 65, 70 Fisher, John 6, 16, 81 Fitzpatick, Anita 85 Flewellen, Gregory 61 Florence, Carla 68, 69, 78 Floyd, Matt 81 Ford, Bill 16, 60, 63, 66, 83, 237 Ford, Christian 5, 25, 63, 66, 75, 76, 78, 83 Forehand, Maria 61 Foster, Felicia 68 Fowler, Freddy 61 Freeman, Ken 19, 145 Fronzaglio, Michelle 73, 78, 82 Fussell, Martha 64, 154 G Gagnen, Jeff 144, 145 Ganaway, Amy 9, 19, 73, 78, 82, 120, 121, 188 Gardner, Angela 85, 120 Gardner, Brian 52, 145 Gardner, Wendy 64, 73, 78 Garner, Dan 144 Gary, Angela 6, 73, 78 Gilbert, Julie 31, 53 Giles, Katrina 19, 68, 70 Glenes, Barbara 53 Glenn, Jodonna 68, 71, 73, 76, 78, 116, 117 Goodwin, Keith 61 Gordon, Arthur 60 Gordon, Ingrid 60, 85 Grantham, Craig 134 Grantham, Richard 73 Green, Curtis 60, 125 Green, Lynn 127, 146 Green, Robert 52 Green, Vernell 60 INDEX Green, Willie 112 Greene, Leanne 67 Greyer, Shannon 78, 82, 83 Grier, Lance 36, 37, 40, 112 Grimes, Vickie 69, 70 Gutierrez, Thomas 64 H Hadley, David 84 Hagar, Beverly 20 Hagen, Shannon 10, 64, 144, 145 Haines, Joanne 52, 84 Hale, Robert 67 Hall, Kare 57 Hall, Renee 61 Hamond, Tony 23, 81 Hampton, Jeff 118 Harden, Darlene 8, 67, 73, 78, 221 Hardy, Joanie 64 Harleson, Chuck 59 Harris, Angie 69 Harris, Crystal 237 Harris, David 73, 81 Harris, Jeff 125, 145 Harris, Kim 116, 117, 180 Harris, Kristi 73 Harris, Marcus 61, 118 Harris, Michael 5, 21, 52, 61, 81 Harris, Sonja 53 Harris, Tammy 20, 68, 82 Harris, Tanya 116, 117, 237 Hassard, Jake 82, 144 Hawkins, Rhonda 82 Hawkins, Sheree 74, 148 Heath, Lee 118 Hedden, Lisa 73 Henderson, Lee 61 Hendrick, Marty 52, 81 Henry, Storey 75 Herring, Kim 6, 20, 27, 73, 122, 123, 150, 183 Hicks, Brian 9, 26, 52, 70 Hicks, Cornelius 113 Hicks, John 23, 27 Hicks, Rodney 112 Higginbotham, Sharon 75 Hightower, Ron 20 Hill, Jon 28, 29, 30, 31, 52, 54, 74, 81, 83, 149, 221 Hill, Karen 78 Hill, Maurice 60 Hill, Michelle 16, 53, 148 Hill, Rachel 56 Index 231 - INDEX - Hitchcock, Heather 53, 78, 83, 185 Hitchcock, Wes 52, 81, 83 Hixon, Ben 61 Hodo, Tongi 70, 78, 85, 146 Holcomb, Pam 78, 82 Holland, Brian 81 Hollis, Cynthia 57 Hollis, Elbreta 68 Hollis, Endia 57 Hollis, Ulysses 19, 52 Holloman, Connelia 66, 83 Holmes, Bradley 59 Holmes, Danny 69 Hood, Marian 60 Housten, Lisa 2, 4, 21, 27, 73, 78, 122 Hovey, Tracey 150 Hubbard, Arthur 57 Hubbard, Candi 16, 72, 78, 84 Hubbard, Diana 53 Hubbard, Edmond 59 Hudson, Christopher 60, 118, 145 Huff, Traci 53 Hughey, Orlandra 70 Hughey, Tracy 70 Humphrey, Dorenda 61 I Ingersoll, Tonya 52, 67 Ingram, Sondra 60 Irvin, Donna 6, 78 Ito, Robert 53, 83 J Jackson, Byron 60, 118 Jackson, Michael 60, 69, 154 Jackson, Mindy 18, 146, 238 Jackson, Sabrina 21, 68, 73, 78 Jackson, Tina 60, 116, 117 Jacobs, Deminico 61 Jenkins, Sheri 18, 144, 145 Jenkins, Tracy 60 Johnson, Angie 78 Johnson, Brent 134 Johnson, Cheryl 52 Johnson, Derek 57, 59 Johnson, George 69 Johnson, Jackie 36, 37, 38, 69, 78, 87 Johnson, Sharita 69 Johnson, Terri 53, 227 Johnson, Winifar 60 Joiner, Jennifer 10, 11, 22, 29, 73, 183 Jonathan, Henry 60 Jones, Ann 57, 78 Jones, Bridgette 21, 30, 67 Jones, Chris 5 Jones, Cynthia 57, 61, 68, 85 Jones, Darryl 72, 84, 144 Jones, Donald 61 Jones, Eddie 3, 27, 36, 37, 39, 81, 113 Jones, Jackie 69, 70 Jones, Jean 57, 78, 83 Jones, Jeff 5, 25 Jones, Keith 27, 145 Jones, Kevin 60 Jones, Laura 73, 78, 82 Jones, Marcus 118 Jones, Melissa 60 Jones, Ricky 66, 69, 83 Jones, Robert 64 Jones, Ronald 61 Jones, Twyonia 78 Jordan, Boris 83 Jordan, Zelzia 56 Juan, Dorothy 58 Juan, Ellen 57, 66 Justice, Angela 68, 78 K Kahihikolo, Ronnie 61, 118, 145 Kennedy, Matthew 20, 60 Kennedy, Tracy 69, 70, 71, 73,76, 78 Killette, Karen 72, 84 Kimbrough, Aletha 10 Kimbrough, Tara 61 Kimbrough, Tony 61 King, Heninta 61 King, Tobin 61, 134, 145 Kirk, Duke 118 Kirk, Ernie 5, 30, 36, 37, 41, 67, 73, 113, 134 Klarinet, Vickie 52, 221 Klepac, Jennifer 56, 144, 145 Knox, Bobby 134 Kurtz, Audrey 8, 27, 28, 36, 37, 38, 50, 71, 74, 78, 87, 148, 212 L Langford, Tina 64 Leary, Ralph 73, 81 Lebow, Joyce 60 Lee, Carolyn 53, 85, 127 Lemieux, John 28 Leonard, Terry 61, 145 Lewis, Cliff 142 Lewis, Tiffany 53, 83, 85 Lewis, Veronica 53 Lindsey, Christy 144, 145 Lloyd, Ginger 57 Lockett, Michelle 61 Lofton, Chris 81, 186 Lokey, DeSandra 85 Long, Gina 16, 69 Lorentz, Mike 52, 54, 81, 154 Lorentz, Pam 52, 78 Lynn, Misty 150 Lynn, Starla 71, 76, 78, 184 M McCarter, Monica 21 McClary, Carolyn 57, 67 McClary, Marilyn 67, 69 McCollough, Marie 7 McCosh, Gretchen 19, 73, 146, 150 McCosh, Jennifer 59 McCowan, Kevin 53 McCray, Jackie 85 McCullough, Lisa 70 McDaniel, Early 3, 26, 27, 34, 35, 36, 37, 39, 51, 76, 81, 212, 223, 238 McDonnell, Beth 84 McDuffie, Sheron 68, 78 McEachern, Conner 72, 73, 74, 75, 78, 127 McFolley, Colenthia 68, 69 McGhee, Cheryl 127 McGhee, Lisa 69, 70, 116, 117 McKemie, Stacy 71, 76, 78, 184 McKenna, Patrick 36, 37, 40, 74, 81 McKiever, Joe 53 McKnight, Tracy 9, 75 McLaurin, Michelle 74, 78, 236 McNeer, Tamie 64 McPeeks, Suzanne 4 Maddox, Alesia 10, 57 232 Index Magoni, Morris 67, 81 Mainor, Mark 61, 118 Marchant, Kim 236 Marcus, Kim 75, 78 Marshall, Beth 66 Marshall, Dee 27 Marshall, Martha 146 Marshall, Ross 6, 27 Martin, Martha 239 Massengale, Tim 11, 36, 37, 38, 134, 136, 154 Mathis, Marcus 61, 118 Matthews, Angela 70 Matthews, Angie 82 Maxton, Mike 53 Meeks, Amy 69 Mellix, Bryant 60, 81 Mendoza, Kristi 18, 78, 146 Merriman, Mimi 60, 78 Merritt, Scott 69, 81 Milam, Vincent 118 Milam, John 114, 134, 136 Miles, Cathy 52, 70, 116, 117 Miles, Jeff 3, 69 Miles, John 61 Miller, Alice 54 Miller, Darren 134 Miller, Don 60 Miller, Liz 74, 148 Mills, Gary 60, 118 Mills, Joe 57, 81 Minkanic, Julie 144 Minkanic, Mary 70, 73 Mirskey, Sam 65, 66 Mitchell, Theron 7 Mobley, Steve 6 Mobuary, Reshell 52, 69, 70, 145 Money, Lance 65 Moore, Darlesus 61, 145 Moore, Kohlen 57, 81 Moore, Mary 82 Morgan, Alice 61, 67 Morten, Wanda 69 Morton, Katrina 60, 83 Moss, Laura 2, 50, 71, 73, 75, 78 Motley, Julie 67, 73, 76 Mowery, Jack 63, 75, 81, 83, 184 Mubbley, Henri 145 Muncy, Brian 61 Murphy, Orlanda 57 Murray, Chester 73, 236 N Neely, Yvonne 68, 69 Nelson, Alicia 25, 64 Nelson, Angelicia 70, 146 Nicholas, Willie 23 Nichols, Donald 50, 238 Norris, David 69 Norwood, Jackie 21, 53 0 Odell, Bonnie 3, 64, 69 Odom, Alisha 78 Oliver, Laurie 61 Oliver, Michelle 67 Oliver, Selena 61, 70 Osment, Melanie 73, 181, 238 Owens, Lauren 57, 146 P Paddock, Lauren 70 Padgett, Dee 16, 69, 87 Page, Michael 61 Paine, Jinks (Horace) 81 Palmer, Laura 69, 82 Palmer, Stephen 61 Parker, April 237 Parker, Cedric 60 Parks, Kristy 56 Parnell, Suzanne 66 Paschal, Danita 61, 85 Passailaigue, John 81 Pate, Nathan 60 Patrick, Paul 11 Patrick, Wendy 50, 78, 82 Paul, Michael 63, 66, 144, 145 Payne, James 53 Peluso, David 27, 65, 69, 81 Pennington, Kristine 64 Perry, Fonda 18, 146 Perry, Travis 145 Person, Tangy 52 Peters, Sandy 56, 237 Phillips, Les 65 Peirce, Debbie 7, 10, 29, 57, 78, 181 Pierce, Kathy 9, 19, 28, 36, 37, 41, 66, 78, 87, 120 Pierce, Kim 8, 19, 73, 74, 78, 120, 121, 148, 150 - INDEX- Pierce, Tamela 60 Pingul, Jemma 58 Piszek, Kristen 24, 66, 71, 76 Pittman, John 149 Pittman, Rudy 57 Pitts, Yolonda 67 Poe, Audrey 60, 85 Poole, Patrick 21, 69, 73 Porch, Bonita 127, 145 Porch, Derek 69 Porter, Kim 7, 53 Powell, Kelly 22 Powers, Stephanie 84, 145 Price, Tim 61 Pugh, Cedric 69, 81 Q Quick, Natalie 57, 67 R Raleigh, Andrea 61 Ramsey, Van 21 Rayford, Johnny 149 Raymond, Will 27, 65, 81 Reed, Lindy 73, 78 Reese, Charles 21, 238 Reid, Lela 67 Rice, Kristi 66 Riggins, Andre 69 Roberts, April 73 Roberts, Rachelle 75 Robinson, Angela 57, 64 Robinson, Bruce 60 Robinson, Wendy 60 Rogers, Kathy 73, 150 Rollins, Aaron 60 Rollis, Aaron 83 Rome, Lelia 70 Roth, Renee 25, 74, 75, 78, 148, 150 Rowell, Vanessa 18, 127,146, 147 Rozier, Derryl 60 Russell, Jackie 9, 27 Rustin, Jackie 4 Rutledge, Tracy 57 s Sanchez, Brad 118 Index 233 INDEX Sanchez, Steve 114 Sanders, Marcus 30, 52 Sanders, Vicki 26 Sandoval, Jeff 82 Schmitt, Elizabeth 57 Scott, Letreonia 53, 78 Scott, Sherry 57 Scott, Yale 74, 149 Scrutchin, Marichele 69, 78, 87 Scudder, Ann 24, 27, 73, 74, 78, 83, 212 Sellers, Rhonda 57 Sessions, Henry 60 Schaeffer, Terry 69 Shakespear, Gloria 60 Shaul, Stephen 63, 66, 70, 83 Shavers, Chris 52, 81 Shavers, Erika 52 Shaw, Bob 57 Shehane, Glenda 75, 83 Shelton, Paul 145 Sherwood, Sara 16, 52, 73, 226 Shoaf, Laura 64 Shores, Denise 56 Shoup, Mary 69, 78 Shuttleworth, Jennifer 23 Shuttleworth, Kym 18, 51, 189 Simmons, Shelia 59 Simmons, Grady 57, 145 Simmons, Rodney 23 Simmons, Tara 75 Simon, Carol 75, 144, 145, 150 Sims, Lynn 56 Sinclair, Thomas 82 Sinquefield, Tracy 7, 8, 9, 11, 16, 19, 26, 28, 36, 37, 41, 64, 73, 78, 87, 120, 121, 220 Sisco, Romona 70 Skaife, Kendra 69, 87 Smith, Beth 78 Smith, Darren 145 Smith, Donald 59 Smith, Karen 59 Smith, Lisa 53, 185 Smith, Marcus 60, 118, 237 Smith, Paris 67 Smith, Robert 154 Smith, Tracy 52 Snell, Leslie 6 Snell, Libby 2 Snellings, Reginald 19, 53, 70 Snipes, Kevin 73 Snipes, Monica 56 Snipes, Tammy 61, 70 Solomon, Alfred 118 Solomon, Tabatha 57 Sorell, Ben 25, 63, 75, 81 Sprowl, Yolanda 61 Spurlock, Kenneth 60 Staula, Steve 238 Steele, Brian 73, 81 Steele, Leslie 6, 73, 74, 150 Steele, Leslie 82 Stewart, Mark 145 Stoudemire, Paul 60 Stoudemire, Zachary 83, 118 Strother, Kim 3, 22, 67, 154 T Talbot, Tyler 237 Taylor, Jimmy 114 Taylor, Ram 145 Thirkield, Lisa 52 Thomas, Daryl 52, 54 Thomas, Frank 81, 125, 134 Thomas, Michelle 239 Thomas, Monica 69 Thomas Terri 9, 19, 73, 75, 78, 120, 121 Thompson, Lisa 51, 73, 236 Thomson, Robby 59 Thornton, Stan 52 Tibbitt, Heather 150 Tinny, Scott 142, 143 Tomlinson, Beth 4, 20, 27, 29, 51, 73, 75, 78, 122, 123, 236 Tomlinson, Nelson 52, 81 Toney, Eric 81 Truesdale, Stephanie 69 Tucker, Jeri 21 Tucker, Traci 18, 67, 82, 145,146 Tuede, Traci 145 Turner, Lawrence 61 Turner, Tim 61 Turpin, Russ 64, 74, 114, 149 Turpin, Shawn 149 u Upshaw, Linda 57, 67, 70 V VanCleave, Ray 118 Van Dinter, John 65 Vann, Johnny 115 VanPatten, Jackie 18, 82, 146 Varner, Sharon 237 Vinters, Victoria 25, 52 w Wade, Susan 54 Wagner, Kathy 83 Waits, LaJuanda 116, 117, 145, 150, 151 Walden, Cassie 69 Walker, Arthur 115 Walker, Melissa 7, 29 Walker, Vincent 66 Walton, Kellie 68 Ward, Beth 66, 73, 150 Ward, Tammy 61 Warren, Talvin 82, 125 Waters, Jamie 73, 81 Watford, Kevin 134, 239 Watford, Tim 82 Watkins, Teresa 69 Watson, Amy 74, 148, 237 Watson, Benjamin 82 Watson, Denise 63, 67, 78 Watson, Diane 63, 67, 78 Watkins, Marcus 84 Watson, Tina 26, 53 Watson, Williams 61 Waugh, Jeff 24, 74, 149 Waugh, Jodi 71, 74, 76, 78, 83 Weaver, Debbie 57 Webb, Angie 3, 10, 25, 74, 148 Weitzel, Carolyn 52 Wells, Billy 69 Wells, Laura 60 Westbrook, Samantha 54 Whaley, Michael 60 Whaley, Teresa 127 White, James 82 Whitehead, Amy 82 Whittle, Jana 64, 73, 78 Whittle, Kevin 64, 238 Wiggins, Darrel 19, 61, 53 Wiggins, Patty 83 Wilbanks, Laura 4, 11, 73, 75, 78, 144, 183 Williams, Daphne 54 Williams, Dennis 67 Williams, Eric 125 Williams, Fredrick 60, 65 Williams, Jackie 53 Williams, John 61, 144, 145 234 Index INDEX Williams, Kim 10, 73 Williams, Solomon 145 Williams, Sprague 4 Williams, Tometo 61, 118, 119, 145 Williams, Wanda 57 Williams, Yamona 85 Williams, Yvonsha 69, 87, 237 Willis, Angela 150 Willis, Corita 61 Wilson, Beth 56 Wilson, Robert 59 Winch, Lynn 69 Winchester, Glen 10, 28 Wooten, Lynn 144 Worrell, Tami 82 Wright, Charles 61 Wright, Kathy 73, 75, 236 Wright, Kim 73, 122, 123 Wright, Tina 60 Wright, Yolanda 70 Wynn, Kyra 50, 71, 78, 116, 117, 150, 151, 187 Wyrosdick, Tami 73, 78, 238 Y Yurchuck, Julie 18, 73, 74, 76, 78, 83, 146, 148 It took changes to keep CHS fresh and alive with spirit. Freedom and trust gave it personality. However, rules and respect helped us to keep a strong foundation. As we looked back over the year, we realized we had witnessed more changes than we could have possibly predicted. Many new opportunities were offered to us. Trips to England, France, and Mexico were organized by teachers with a willingness to explore. Others chose to explore right in the classroom when guest speakers and artists conducted workshops. 236 Closing Some of the changes were not so welcomed. One of the coldest days of the year left CHS without heat. Teachers and students were bundled from head-to-toe as they flocked to the warmth of the chemistry lab and a few other heated rooms. For about 240 students, these incidents will soon be only afterthoughts; for 1,135 rising students, the four years will be very real. Seniors began new phases of their lives as they graduated from CHS. They entered into a new world hoping to fulfill their many dreams. Closing 237 They reminisced over fond memories of assemblies, college interviews, Powder Puff practices, cap and gown measurements, and graduation rehearshals. Post-graduation trips were planned in hopes of having one last time together before taking on new roles and responsibilities. Naturally, juniors looked forward to the privilege of becoming seniors and displaying good examples to the underclassmen. For both the juniors and seniors, moments during the elegant and exciting prom were now only memories locked away for safe keeping. 238 Closing The sophomores were no longer the baby Blue Devils, and for once they were idolized by the upcoming freshmen. The freshmen became eager to find out about their new surroundings and to make new friends. The faculty and administration helped to maintain the unity and pride of CHS. Working as one, the Blue Devils, after a year full of excitement, were ready to take on new horizons. The past year would be forever in their hearts. The future would be awaiting. Closing 239 240 Clo9ing WAUH1HITN riBUHHINO C OMfA NY ' MAUCtUMf H ¥ M