East Central High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1984 volume:

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Orwell failed to Z Vik- - , 1- J, 1 X 2 V - if ' If - 1- I 'v . 1' W: 7 S ' 'L ' , f .Af S, f.'i Q, l'f'u75 5 G S E 1 5 ' f ,, -A . J 5. gtk. ., fy ,gif '15-5iYfi'fA' T 4 i 4 if . sf f ll it-V Vgfzf. ,ff X . ,Zi ,iffy me 1 Q 4?V'fe511 X - ftffe J mais? 1 QF' A , ' 1 25' 54514: L if is l fi ,he , , V in 5 'I -2 - -- f5s'LPf'i f - as 1 2 3 I 'wg e I - y . 0peningf3 Every single day . . . realize just how much Americans and Cardinals, specifically, love their freedom. Their flights are open and free to be watched as one can readily see in the Cardinal 1984. The song, I'll be Watching You by the rock group, The Police, seems to personify this same privacy invading intent .. . -u.: .. However, the Cardinals enjoy being Watched for they have great pride and purpose in their Hights toward achievement and a better life. Let's see what we watched in 1984. 0pcningf5 After 12 years of hard work, seniors were Hnally at the top. Claiming success after graduation was a senior's most important goal. Whether it be college or going straight to work, there would be many things to look forward to in their life. Realizing after graduation many seniors would have to leave some friends behind, they pulled closer than ever. Senior highlights this year included: the prom, thespians, senior tea, and of course graduation which took place on May 23, 1984 at the O.R.U. Mabee Center. Coming towards the end of the year, a senior had a great deal of mixed emotions, some of these being excited, frightened, nervous, and sad. Though they will be leaving E.C., the friends, new and old, the happy times along with sad times will remain in their hearts as wonderful memories marking the claims they staked! 6fSeniors Seniors' Q5 5 ywu stake Q 6 W - 66675 JILL ABBOTT TODD ADAMS MIKE ADDINGTDN TERESA ASHMORE RACHEL BAIL KIM BAILEY STEVE BARDIN DENNIS BARNES HJDIE BARNES I i Mrrzl BEAMS TRICIA BEATY KEVIN BELL 8fScniors SUZANNE BIACK ROOSEVELT BLACKBURN MIKE BLUE MIKE ALDERSON JULIE ANDERSON LAREE ANDREWS ANDREA BAKER CHRIS BALDRIDGE DANIELLE BALLETFO DARLA BARROW KIM BARTELS BRINDI BARTLETT LISA BERKLEY MIKE BEYMER JIMMY BJORKMAN TANYA BOLLINGER EDITH BOLTON STEVE BOUCHER LAWANDA BOWEN MARK BOYD ANGIE BRACKETI' BARBARA BRITI' TERRI BROCK DENISE BROWN EDDIE BROWN S YL VIA BROWN TAB BROWN CONNIE BRUMMETI' SHER YL BR YAN T DEBBIE BUTLER , ROBBY BURNETTE TAMM Y BUTLER JARREIT CANTRELL BRENDA CASILLAS LINDA CASILLAS LESLE Y CASS DILSMOND CERVANTES STEPHANIE CHAMBERS EVA CHANEY ROBERT CHAPIN VI HUNG CHAU KEVIN CHERRINGTUN WHIT CHILDRESS DEBBIE CHRISTIAN ROCHELL CHRISTIAN JAY CLAPP LAURA CLAPP BRIAN CLARK Seniorsf9 N STEVE CLAUNCH SCOTT CLEMENS TONI COLLIER LEI CONSTANTINO KELVIN COSSEY LISA COUCH GINA COWAN SUSAN COWAN ROBERT COWDRE Y PHILLIP CRABTREE DEBBIE CRA VEN CHRIS CRA WSHA W ROBERT CROWE DESHA WN DAKE TROY DALLENBACH ANI TA DANIELS DEBI DA VENPORT JULIE DA VIS E ROCHELLE DA VIS TON YA DA VIS CHUCK DENT ON CHERI DOUGLAS DA VID DOUTHHT BOB DRISCOLL I 0fSeniors ,ff CAROL DUHART TINA DUNBAR JEFF DUVALL KIM EBERSOLE SHARLA EDDINGTON JOE EDWARDS LEESA EDWARDS SHELLY EICK STEVE ELKINS LAURA ENOS SCOTT ERICHSEN DA VID EVANS W , 1 ,O i STACY EVANS SCOTT FIEHLER RANDY FLAIT APRIL FORD DANIEL FORD HENRY FORST MIKE FORTNEY ROBERT FOSTER SAM FREEMAN JOSE GARCIA BRAD GAROUTTE JEANA GARRETI' STEVE GATES KIM GIBSON ALLISON GRAHAM NOBLE GRANT RICHARD GRAYSON BRETT GREGORY KIM GRIFFIN SUZETTE GRILLOT JEFF HAILEY CHRIS HALCOMB LANNETTE HALL MICHELLE HALSTEAD N Scniorsfl I Hanging out together . . . Whether it be football games, parties, going to lunch, or other weekend activities, seniors were often caught hanging out together. Wherever there was a group of seniors around, there was bound to be fun. I 2fSeniors Rx, - ,iq 4 ISL , Q' Making plans for college or work after graduating was a major decision a senior had to make. Whatever their choice may be, they are hoping for success. Seniorsfl 3 BETHANY HAMEL LISA HAMILTON LORI HAMILTON SHELLY HAMM BRAD HAMPTON JERRY HARJO 51 JENNIFER HARMALA KELLY HARRINGTON MICHELLE HARRIS DAVE HARTER ERIC HARTMAN DAMON HEAD w JOHN HENRY KIP HERRON GINA HIGGINS TERRI HILLIS JOY HINER RHONDA HINTERGARDT 11' Y A R A , A' A 'R PATRICE HODGES CORY HOLDEN BILL HOUSTON MICHAEL HOWE DIANE HOWLAND BRAD HUDSON I 4 fSem'ors xg ' xt . K , . W I , 7 GREG HUGHES GARY HUNT TU YET HU YNH JERRY IAMS MARIE INGMIRE NEIL JACKSON RON JACKSON WADE JACKSON STEVE JAMES SHA WN JOHNSON LINDA JOLLIFF DALE JONES IERI KAYS RICHARD KEIRSEY NANCI KELLY KYLE KISSELBURG CENDE KITE SUSAN KOCH PAT LANNON TAMMY LARGE ROBBIE LEADFORD SHARRIE JOHNS SHA WNNA JONES YVONNE KENNEDY STEVE KROKSTROM DA VE LEDFORD ERIC JOHNSON KELLY JOHNSON STEPHANIE JONES WEND Y JORDAN SHELLY KETCHER RANDY KIRKES DEBBIE LAFLIN STEVE LAHMEYER JOE LEFLORE LISA LERMAN Seniorsfl 5 A 5 LISA LITTLE DA VID LITTLEFIELD DONNA LLOYD STEVE LOCKE ALAYNA LONDON TAMMI LONG JASON LOWE DOUG LOWRY RON LU IORIO MACARUSQ ROBIN MAINER LESA MALONE I 6fSeniors V 3: M 3 ,4 4,NA if 1 R F D JAMIE MARKS KIM MARTIN RANDY MARTIN RHONDA MATHENY KENT MAXEY BARRY MCBEE JOHN MCCLAIN EDDY MCCLEAD TROY MCCLOUGI-IAN LYNETTE MCCOMBS BILLY MCCOOL ROGER MCCORMACK CONNIE MCCORMICK DESIREE MCELRATH TERESA MCFALL TRACI MCGOUGH DEBORA MCKEOWN BETH MCVENNON CRAIG MERUTKA STEVE METER MARK MEYER STEVEN MEYER MELISSA MEYLINK MIRANDA HOYINGH KELLY MITCHELL CHRISTY MOBLEY RICH MOORE SUSAN MOORE TONY MOORE TYLER MOORE Ap! Q? I ALLISON MORAN SHELLY MORGAN TRACEY MOSLE Y DANA MOYER DENISE MUECKE JENNIE MULLINS TINA MURPHY KATIE MYERS TINA NEEL TRACY NEELEY ANGIE NEGRETE CINDY NEIL HOANG NGUYEN PHUONG NGUYEN TUYET NGUYEN BETTY NICHOI3 CARL NUTI' CAROL OWEN Scniorsfl 7 Pride shining through . . . May 23, 1984 was graduation. It left seniors excited, frightened, and sad. Though the word graduation means separation, one will hold special memories of E. C, always. Even with many years ahead, 1984 will live on! I 8fSen leak At the pep assemblies, sports events, and in the round, the class of '84 showed their senior pride by letting the underclassmen know that they were seniors. Seniorsfl 9 TONY PACHECO TONY PACILE STEPHANIE PARKS LA URI PA YNE TERR Y PA YNE PAIGE PELTIER ROBIN PENNOYER JIM PERR YMAN GREG PETERS LOUISE PETTIGREW JOHNNY PHELPS DA VID PHILLIPS ROBERT PHILLIPS TERESA PHILLIPS CHER YL POTTER JUDY POWER SHELLY PRA THER JEFF PRIDDY TAMARA QUERETARO ANGEL REED JODIE REED ANGELA RHUE LORI RICE JENNY RILEY 20fScniors DOUG ROATH CINDY ROBERTS RICK ROBINSON JIMMY RODENMAYER JULIE RODENMA YER LISA RODGERS RON ROSE DA WN ROY GARY SCHMALL STEVE SCHMIDT MARK SHAW STACY SHERBURN BECKY SHORT BRETT SHORTER GAR Y SIMMONS MARY SISK LORIE RUSSELL ANITA RYAN RENEE RYAN DA VID SALAMON MARLA SCOTT RICK SCOTT CRAIG SELLERS JONI SHAHAN I F Q5 QF' f N ffrimi Y SHERRI SHIELL BARBEE SHIRLY KATHY SHOEMAKE CURTIS SHOEMAKER , I 1' , ROBERT SHREVE SHERR Y THURMAN KELLY SIKES GREG SIL VA BRENDA SMILEY CLIFF SMITH SHELE SMITH STEVEN SMITH Seniorsf2l CHER YL SPENCER ROBERT SPENCER LATRICA SPRINGER JOHN SPYRES ROD STAUFFER JAMIE STILLEY 1 E 1 DARREN snu. wsu. sozvm smxss TRACY sroms TOMMY srumszz BEVERLY sumz Mme sworrozw i STEVE S WOPE L YNNE TAG MICHELLE TAR WA TER GLEN TA YLOR ELISA TEAG UE FU THA U 22fScniors BRETT THOMPSON ERIC THOMPSON KRISTY THOMPSON KEVIN THOMPSON PATRICK THOMPSON PAUL THOMPSON RICHARD THOMPSON STEVE THOMPSON TESSA THOMPSON TERESA TILTON TIRRA TOLES MICHELLE TONEY 1 ? V , A , 1 w, 'ya Lge' , , . MIKE TOTZ JENNIFER TOYNTON KIEU TRAN PAULA TRICKEY l . JIMMY TUNNELL JERRY TURNER SHERRI TURNER MELINDA UPTON JOHN VICK THE THANH VO NORMAN WALTERS RENEE WARREN LINDA WEGNER ERIC WEIR DEBBIE WELCH REGGIE WELLS CARL WHEELER BOB WHITE PAM WHITENER SHELLY WHITMIRE I JA CQUELINE TRIPLETI' PA T VANDER TOOK L YNNIS WA TKINS CINDY WENDELL TROY WILDER RODNE Y TUCKER LISA VAN WASSENHOVE WOOD Y WEBB PAM WESTO VER CARL WILLIAMS Seniorsf23 CONNIE WILLIAMS ELIZABETH WILLIAMS FREDA WILLIAMS LUCINDA WILLIAMS SHARVON WILLIAMS Y SHELL Y WILL YARD JEFF WILSON TAMMY WILSON IAN WILSON KATHY WISE SANDRA WOOD Seniors say oodb . . . Leaving old friends, childhood dreams, and a lot of happy memories behind, a senior has many things to loolc forward to, such as: new friends, higher goals, and many happy times in their future. 24fSeniors WENDY WURST ROBIN WYATI' RITA YAKO TERRY YINGST MARK YOUNG STEVE YOUNG if i' ,Li L P TIM WILLIAMS PAM WOLFE BRIAN YOUNG RICK YOUNGER Seniorsf25 FIU!! SAY: 3 - Every single day . . . Getting up early, homework, rushing to lunch, meeting in the halls after classes, and Hghting the crowded stairs, was part of zz senior's life every day. V Q-5 Q 9 -Q is ' f 10' 26fSeniors .jr X People so seldom say I love you that then ith either too late or love goes. So, when I tell you I love you it doesn't mean I know you 'll never go. Only that I wish you didn 't have to. Seniorsf27 zsfame Eyes are often on those who strive for high goals, but only a few make it to the highest step - Cardinal royalty. These are students to watch. They have what it takes to step to the top. Mr. and Miss East Central are chosen by the student body. Seniors chose Sr. Who's Who. Juniors chose Jr. Who's Who. Cardinals- orithe-Month must meet certain requir- ements to be placed on the voting ballots. They must show leadership, malce good grades, and have exemplary discipline. They are voted on by juniors and seniors but only seniors are eligible. The Instrumental Music Sweetheart is selected by all instrumental students, Hall of Fame members are chosen by faculty and stafff These all are deHnitely outstanding students with the ambition in mind to step higher. Watch out for these people who have been acknow- ledged by the students and the faculty. Elite' 4 J ,J 6 QEUVCSEQQY Q3 Eccqp yqznw LCEJUHQQ? Jofiame Miss East Central XVIII Teresa Ashmore Being Miss East Central is like a dream to be cherished the rest of my life. The best part has been the opportunities it has given me to meet some of the greatest people in the world: the people right here at EC. When I say thank you it comes from deep in my heart and is meant with all my love. Teresa is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ashmore. She was crowned in an assembly on September 30, 1983. She was an attendant her junior year and is presently involved in National Honor Society and the Greek club. She was also chosen as the East Central delegate to Girls' State. nstrumental Music Sweetheart K Court The Instrumental Music Sweetheart, Lisa Hamilton, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Overman. She has played the flute for seven years and has been the drum major her junior and senior years. She is a two year member of' the Wind Ensemble. Lisa Van Wassenhove, senior attendant, has been involved in Marching Band and Wind Ensemble, playing the clarinet. She also is a two year member of N.H.S. and is on the Senior Board. Emily Portteus, junior attendant, plays the flute. Michelle Gardner She is active in Marching Band and the Wind Ensemble. She is also a member of N.H.S. Sabrina Thompson is the sophomore attendant. She plays the flute in the Marching Band and Wind Ensemble. Michelle is the freshmen attendant. She plays the bells and the oboe. She is involved in the Concert and also the Marching Band. Lisa Hamilton said she was, Surprised and honored! These girls have to have good grades and be elected by all music students. Sabrina Thompson Lisa Hamilton Lisa Van Wassenhove Emily Porttens Elite,f33 Joe Edwards Daniel Ford ufsure Mr. East Central XIII Jerry Iams Jerry Iams was elected Mr. East Central XIII and crowned in coronation assemblies March 14 in the auditorium. Jerry maintained a '24 grade average and has been in National Honors Society for two years. Jerry, who plays guitar and writes music, is leader of his own band, First Born. Son of Kay Iams, Jerry attends Eastland Assembly of God Church. He plans to attend TIC. next year and then go on to O.S. U. to major in engineering. Attendants to Mr. E11 L Q o Doug Barnett Chris Salinas Juniors Chuck Hepola Ron Woods sophomores -50 ooo Q Jerry Iams was voted September Cardinal of the Month. He is a member of the National Honor Society and held a 3.5 grade average throughout his years at E. C. In his junior and senior years, Jerry was voted into the Whois Who as Most Talented by his class. He enjoys playing the guitar in his band, Hrst Born'1 and working with computers. Jerry said he has three ideas of what he would like to go into in the future, they are: music, computers and engineering. Best of luck in the future, Jerry. Also nominated September Cardinal of the Month was Paula Trickey. She has been involved in Pep Club, DECA, FCA, National Honor Society, and Yearbook Staff She has also been on the honor roll all three years at E. C. Paula was an attendant to lVHss East Central both her junior and senior years. After graduating, she plans to attend O.S.U and major in broadcasting or advertising. After asking Paula, she said, I feel that being senior attendant was the highlight of all three of my years at E.C. Paula and Jerry lb S' .1611 I? Ivllfp-I Teresa and Dan1eI IH vu G3 ardin ctober October Cardinal of the Month, Daniel Ford was quarterback for East Central this year and he played basketball and baseball as well. He is involved in Thespians and is president of FCA. Daniel signed a letter of intent for the University of Minnesota to play football. He hopes to major in education and post graduation law. Daniel said he was proud of the football teams successful season this year. Daniel also was voted Most Likely to Succeed by the senior class. October Cardinal of the Month, Teresa Ashmore, has held a 4.0 grade average. She has been a member of Pep Club for 2 years, and a member of Greek Club for one. She is an office aide and on the yearbook staff She is also in FCA. Teresa is active in her church by participating on the church? softball team. Teresa was elected Junior attendant for Miss East Central and this year reigned as Miss East Central X VIII. I plan to go to Tulsa University and l hope to major in business education. f -v 4 i u ,ff ,Q ,L Lenz? - ' --Q ' .i:?1:Q2f 1 1 44-'srw . M4 wg, : ,572-:N Jafgml ,,-E W Elected Cardinal of the Month for January was Tommy Studer. Tommy played football and ran track for East Central. He participated in the Math Club and FCA. Tommy is also an active member in his church group. Tommy is looking forward to graduating and wants to major in business at Marquette University. Tommy was also elected one of the sb: Hnalists for Mr. East Central his senior year. This year has been the greatest year and this honor has truly made it better. Kelly Sikes was also elected January Cardinal of the Month. Kelly has been a cheerleader all three years at E.C. She was active in clubs such as Spanish Club, FCA, and Pep Club. Kelly plans on going to O.S.U and majoring in education. In her junior year, Kelly was voted Most School Spirited of her class. She stated that being elected Cardinal of the Month and Most School Spirited were probably the two biggest honors that she has received during her three years at East Central. Alien ne slvugpae Kelly and Tommy. 53 ardinal nary ebr Debi and Joe Joe Edwards was voted from his fellow classmates as the February Cardinal of the Month. Joe is an active member of the Pep Club, and the Fellowship of Christian Athletes for which heis been a member for three years. Hes an active member of Tulsa Christian Church, and he enjoys water skiing and snow skiing. He plans on attending college next year at Oklahoma State University, and getting active in a fraternity. Joe also wrestled for 2 years, played football for 3 years, and he ran track for 3 years, Debi Davenport, February Cardinal of the Month, has been a cheerleader for six years. She has been a member of Pep Club for three years and a member of FCC. for two years. Debi was voted attendant to Miss East Central her sophomore year. She is a member of the Senior Board. Debi says she plans to go to college and she would like to major in Fashion and Interior Design. Debi stated that being selected as February Cardinal of the Month was a nice honor and topped off and highlighted her senior year. Elected March Cardinal of the Month was Shawn Johnson. Shawn has been an active member of the E.C. Cardinal Varsity Football and Track teams since attending E.C. He was an escort at the 1983 Homecoming and has been an honor student. He is also an active member of FCA. Shawn will be attending Porterville College in Porterville, California and will be a member of the Porterville Football Team. Shawnls major will be in electrical engineering and will further his education at Fresno State Univ. Also elected March Cardinal of the Month was Tina Neel. Tina played basketball while attending East Central and was spirit chairman of Pep Club. She loves to watch and support E. C. sports. Two of her favorite school activities are FCA and French Club. Tina was one of the six Hnalists for Miss East Central and was voted Friendliest girl of her senior class. She plans to attend Oklahoma State University and major in psychology. Tina also is an active member of Sheridan Christian Center. Tina and Shawn J alle and John ohn Henry voted April Cardinal of the Month has been a member ofFCA FHC and also the Pep Club He was elected as attendant to Mr East Central is sophomore year and was one of the six Hnahsts his junior year John was voted Most Concerned his junior year and also served as sophomore and junior class president He attends Gracemont Baptist Church John plans to go to college at Oklahoma State and is not sure on a major as yet John says he has had some great years at E C that he will always remember. Julie Anderson April Cardinal of the Month has been vice president of Pep Club and also involved in FCA. and F.H.C. She was the Elite editor on the yearbook staff and has been a member of the Greek Club. Julie attends Southeast Free Will Baptist Church and plans to go to Hillsdale Free Will Baptist College and major in counseling. She was also chosen to be in the Hall of Fame. When Julie was asked to comment, she said, H1984 has been the most killer year in high schoolg I 've had a lot of fun. Daniel was voted Cardinal of the Year. Daniel said, It's an Teresa was also voted Cardinal of the Year. After asking how honor to be selected for something like this. I 've never regretted she felt, she said, I feel a lot of conHdence has been put in that I chose to come to EC, me by receiving this honor. . Wajewwfr' Cardinals of the Year: Daniel Ford and Teresa Ashmore 40 9 3 Wt . K J ' ,gg Julie Anderson Teresa Ashmore Rachel Bail Danielle Balletto Suzanne Black Roosevelt Blackburn Mark Boyd T ie' Yi ' K F K g . .,r, , , S ., ,ze , , , QSM., a Q 3 1 fum: , . 1 i 'gjlgggi k xl fafst . . 'it -me - ., if: - fi' eg :L 9 K .. an A ' vs if 'Q -Q- ing T, A ti T ,. ,,,, . . A I 2:7 A s ' ' 1 me seg. ih - John Chau Kevin Cherrington Whit Childress Lisa Couch Chris Crawshaw Robert Crowe Debi Davenport fu- T Q fs Q M E e if, ef f rlfifwi ASW' W Lf wh. . , 4:1 tie ' , .,,, -is 'L Joe Edwards Daniel Ford Robert Foster Jeff Hailey Beth Hamel Lisa Hamilton Lori Hamilton Shelly Hamm Gina Higgins Jerry Iams Steve James Kyle Kisselburg Lisa Lerman David Littlefield as tzffl asa. Debbie McKeawn Kelly Sikes The Vo Jenni Mullins Michelle Toney Renee Warren Hoang Nguyen Kieu Tran Lynnis Watkins Carol Owen Jacki Trinlett Bob White Greg Peters Melinda Upton Kathy Wise Renee Ryan Lisa VanWassenhove Robin Wyatt The yearbook has a special section for seniors entitled Hall of Fame. The students elected to this honor are supposed to be well-rounded in school activities, not necessarily thase of high academic standing only. The total Hall of Fame members may not exceed 105 at' the graduating class. Each faculty member, counselor, and princnaal nominated these students who in their opinion were most deserving of this honor. all of Fame Elitef4l 42fE1ife Senior Who 's Who Couples left to right: Friendliest: Tina Neel, Pat Lannong Most School Spirited: Melissa Meylink, Kevin Clzerringtong Most Likely to Succeed: Teresa Ashmore, Daniel Ford. Couples left to right: Most Talented: Darla Barrow, Jerry Iamsg Wittiest: Leesa Edwards, Bob Whitey Most Concerned: Lynnis Watkins, Mark Boyd. Junior Who 's Who it Couples left to right: Most Concerned: Maria Toney, Clay Greerg Most School Spirited: Lisa Neely, Mike Hepolag Friendliest: Kim Bayles, Terry Roseborough. V I Couples left to right: Most Talented: Chrissie Felzke. Jeff Morrison: Wittiesr: Nikki Powell, Jason Phariss, Elitef43 f---nur--sg ,ymse 44fJuniors Juniors could Hnally see the light at the end of the tunnel with graduation just one more year away. Although they were not quite ready to rule , they were on their wa y, and were watching seniors with every breath they took. Juniors had two new classes to watch them. I Freshmen, Sophomoresj This gave them extra added responsibility. Juniors this year breathless- ly built their funds, from selling Memo boards and working concession stands at the basketball games. The Junior Board this year consisted of Maria Toney, presidentg Jessica Veliz, vice-presidentg Dana Fleming, secretary, and Mary Ann Thompson, treasurer. Mrs. Pat Summers was the junior class sponsor. They were all full of new and exciting ideas and they all took on very big responsibilities this year. Juniors breathlessly worked together and the year was a success. Juniors ' WSU 66 Every brea th you take l r gk , , A ' iff' 33: ur- 'L like ' 51555 - Um F. zifa. s i K ' E. a: ': 'N ' :gr Z, , .s, -me , , ' ' WEEE 'er .L . X? gy' B S9-52152, .,!S'3E! s::s.:g . . rfwzk urglgs 1 . N x Y e JN X E af' s S0 1 X X 3l p ws ga 5 pe - 1 s fi M , ppm... lf - Z f li: 291- .uifsv I ,- gf 4-if 4 -I: Kala Abbey Don Bailey Carrie Adams Mike Ball Gary Adams Debbie Barnes Shelley Anderson Tina Barnes Yvonne Anderson Doug Barnett Larry Armstrong Sean Barr Madeline Badgwell Kris Barrow 46f.luniors Hank Bass Kim Bayles Jan Beaver Steve Beall Christy Beck Barbara Behl Melinda Bersch Penny Bittle Tony Bizzari Roosevelt Black Carlton Bohanon Michelle Bolen Mike Bond Angie Boulanger .Qw- Larry Bowles Sheila Boyles Karen Brashears Martin Breecher Taresa Breedlove Janet Brewer Tim Briscoe Annette Brown Mark Brummett Chris Brown Lori Burke Christene Brown Rodney Burke Daina Brown Sherri Burns Erin Brown Maurio Burrell Larry Brown Paul Buser Lisa Brown Paul Byers l 54 I , W 'fi ci ax, Q .!, mf ' r S xii ,-wz:iZ1 bug- ema, aaa rdf' L X Joetta Byford Joyce Carter Brad Cable Mikelyn Carter Afredo Calisto Mike Cantero Gena Carner Vicki Carpenter Dean Carter Phillip Casils Don Champlin David Chapill Sunna Chapin David Chaplin 'Q si R , X s of Gary Chau Tom Chau Lisa Chirkis Carl Claniett Michelle Clement Ron Coday Sherell Collins Shelly Coltha Larry Cohen John Conner Shelly Cooke Steve Coop Loren Cosper Sheri Cotney A TP Cindy Couch Darren Covey Dennis Cox Larry Cox Stephan Crabtree Chad Cunningham Todd Cutter l Steve Daigle Lorri Deerdoff Debra Dallenbach Chuck DeHart Bob Dang Steve Dickson Medea Darrough Janet DiGiacomo Kim Davis Matt Donaldson Wayne Day Joel Drake Tony Dean Anita Drummond Juniorsf4 7 Jr. Enthusiasm Entering school in early fall, juniors found many changes awaiting them. Administrators had spent summer months recharging', their thinking, making adjustments for the good of the large crop of students. Juniors found the changes some what different, but not at all hard to deal With. WWW E 3,4 ' f , - at ,W r N sz? 2 fp Enthusiasm is the key to success and the juniors this year had plenty of that. Constantly on the go attending football and basketball games as well as other school activities, juniors this year can honestly say they made their year a great success. ,aff is it . ff' My Kelly Hastings Danetta Hazelrigs Kent Hayes Tracey Heiliger Tammy Helling Rick Hendrickson John Henry 1 1 Nah I .7 yr X 4'-. fi SKIN env John Henson Mike Hepola Kim Hibdon Jeff Hill Lori Hill Melissa Hill Benjie Hines .Hll Hoelzer Darren Hoover John Horn Dena Hoskins David Howland Janet Hudson Charles Hughs ,au a....,.,. Vicki Hulse Cindy Hutchison Mary Hutchins Tra Hutchins John Jabara Harry James Jeff Jarboe William Jenkins Don Jennings Larry Johnson Scott Johnson Gary Jones Jerrie Jones Jamie Kadel Mark Kahl Russell Kaiser Radona Keith David Kelly Ray Kelly Barbara Kidd Craig Kiser Steve Kisler Kevin Knick Don Knight Ron Knight Tracy Koehring Lana Kraft Kim Kranz Jun1orsf5l Making i t! High school years are the Very best years of our lives, We make lasting friendships as well as lasting memories. Being a junior means you 're almost there, striving towards goals, gaining maturity, and developing responsibilities. Being a junior is just a breathless experience towards graduation. 52f.Iuniors vfh MF WM 5 I iidpw 1, , ' ' '.,f'f+'f'1lf ,H Juniors saw that the class of '85 would soon End ,84 over and would then take their turn as seniors. It was hard to believe that juniors had only one more year to roam the halls and longingly wait for their graduation day. up-.. .A Heidi Krause Jeff Kreider Ann Lacey Keith Laeger Lieu Thuy Lam Carla Landrum Teresa Langston 54fJuniors Terri Langston Tiffany La teri Gerald Leal Jody Lee Laura Lee Cheryl Lewis Greg Lewis M... -, ef blr , all . 5 A Y A .tk rig 153' 'W it Robert Leathers Bill Linn Bob Linn Audie Logan Scott Lowe Mike Luster David Macaw Scott MacDonald Floyd Margason Deirdre Marshall Angie Martin Melissa Martin Tammy Martin Darrin Mathews John Mauldin Kevin Mayfield Mark McAdams Mike McAuliff Chandra McCall Joel McConnell Kim McCray Q 'iiiiiliazez 'V2331iEE::g311-:.L lain? .::::1::':1-nzzzzzxa 'f 21:55 X:-nf' Eddie McGrew Ray McIntosh Tonya McKinder Mark McNitt Cherie Meredith Molly Miller Robert Mingleton - 1:::z:'51:::21z:12SSk- ::::::::g::::::::z Lynn Miner Lisa Misenhall Lisa Mizenhelter Bruce Monholland Helen Morgan Bonita Morrison Jeff Morrison 1 1 Q 's ' S51 12 f1Q:z2:e'im, Q A he Kg? t n Q Q S re Q N Q N it I 5, , 9, gazes H ,t 1 X - ea fgzzffii., ll-.,, ,Q by., , Q QQ Q xg Q: x JK s mm Rhonda Roberts Martha Rueda Sonja Roberts Chris Salinas Greg Robinson Eddie Sanders Suzanne Roland Shawn Savant Michelle Roof Mindy Schietzelt Terry Roseborough Crystal Schmidt Dona Royse Ron Schooler 56fJuniors Robbie Scott Steve Shreve Craig Sha ckleford Carmen Simmons Kenny Sharber Jerry Sharpnaclr Jimmy Shay Johnny Shields James Shoemake Ken Slatton Gary Smith Robby Smith Angie Sneed Daniel Spencer Stacey Spicer Jay Stanley Wayne Stanley Janet Staton Charlene Stead Lisa Stegleman Steve Stefanoff Jim Stevens Donna Summer Tracy Sumner Martin Sweet Chris Tayer Jennifer Taylor Scott Taylor Thien Xuan Thai Amy Thomas Becky Thomas Candace Thomas Florence Thompson Mary Thompson Jeff Tippit vs- f Q W,.,AX X SW at A ts .gyxifq N t , P N. X, ,gm .xzgwzpf jg .rig 'fif-sas it W ,,f.., , ia iier 'it f Q lf, ... , U Ylx 7? m N xg? X w y fs B , K X. W . gas Q 3, , -NE? Q- , l W arf sw l xx x HA 'K V Q W g ,J Q .0 ,. iw L - '4 '2's 1 L, 'F Q Y K. M N gs 4 X Ag lf MN .amz . fgiisgm: . a S' . ..... , sg-,.:, ll 'L -1 il M M . was Stacie Tolbert Maria Toney Mimi Tran Joe Trang Ton Trang I l Greg Treat Rene Tresner Phong Truong Craig Tull Nicole Vaught fa Jessica Veliz Shannon Vick Reid Van Orsdal Brad Walker Kim Walker Tweedy Walker Brian Watts Larm Weaver Lisa Weidaman Wayne Welch r' A '. K Amanda Whitehead Tammy Wilkonson Dennis Wilkerson Darren Wilson Brian Williams Leslie Wilson Dawn Willians Loretta Wilson Glen Williams Russell Wilson Terry Wisdom Sue Wise Phil Woodruff 11 J. Woodson Bill Wyatt Si , Juniors f5 7 This year club activities were on the rise. Whether attending meetings, selling T-shirts, or beginning promotions for a fund raiser, all of the Cardinal clubs gave someone a place where they could belong. From the beginning of the year, all the club sponsors and their presidents called upon their club members to help the club be more spirited and more distinctive than the other clubs here at East Central. Pep Club was the first to show their spirit. When East Central students arrived the first day of school, they were welcomed by the E. C. O.P., one of the most original shirt ideas of the year. DECA club was next to show school spirit and pride, by selling the KMOD Rocks East Central t-shirts for the second year. The past year has been a good one for expressing a feeling of belonging, especially for the new freshmen and sophomores. 58fOga zati s Urganiza tions -vi: W-Q spy. J ' -wi Nxt, '?'.. '..L -?- '6You b long to m .. . 3 nf .3 ?'.,a-.'a-- A., , Q-f ,pw wx A k 'q.N. 'W-N' an ,.v . , Q x A .. 5 K x gf W ,S X y. . ,wx wg kk I R M 1 ., . - . 1 . ' -. Q ' ' 9 A wk J? ..,' - ff' -,1 .. .eff Q, I J -W Orga11izationsf59 Sponsored by Mrs. Valdene Sands, these student leaders . provide a liason between administrators and students. t 32 Q Left to right, row 1: Robert Crowe, Hoang Nguyen, Mark Boyd, Valdene Sands, Curt Shoemaker, row 2.' Jennie Mullins, Barbara Behl, Alison Gallagher: row 3: Shelly Hamm, Kyle Kisselburg, L ynnis Watkins. ,A,,,:w Left to right, Debbie Welch, Melissa Meylink, Lisa Neely, Barbara Behl, Jennie Mullins, Suzette Grillot, Suzanne Black, Debi Davenport, Alison Gallagher, Gina Higgins, Kelly Sikes, Bethany Hamel. '14 Www Q12 1 If 'ry ar Who's got pep and spirit? Varsity cheerleaders go beyond the Cheerleaders required limits of school spirit. Organiza tionsj61 91 l i Left to right, row l: Kim Magni, Sherry Yingst, Vikki Lancaster, Julie Warne, Heather Madisong row 2: Tiffiny Dake, Shelly Casper, Lisa VanFossen, Selene Jackson, Kim Matlockg row 3: Dena Wolfe, Kerrie Barnett, Regina Paul, Jacci Jackson, Kristen Cantrell. ' K- -wliiiifw' ' KGS K ' W iixaggaggf 1' :V - K: ' ' ww.: 1 -, ,,. i y :X , mv W , FF i n K , - 1 , 5 i A - , is 3 a ? . 4 R .1 S , is T98 - , t ,IV - ' Ave'-i ,, 'K shi Baby cards need love too and these girls have plenty to bring Freshmen Cheerleaders 'O mf' f '2Sf e 'egms' Organiza tionsf6J When you think of spirit you think of the hard work and dedication of the selfless lnep club members. P to ,ff 1- ' --1 Left to right, Vice-President Julie Anderson, Activities Chairman Rachel Bail, President Kim Bailey, Spirit Chairman Tina Neal. Left to right, row l: Joe Lellore, Lisa Neely, Alison Gallagher, Michelle Toney, Tommy Studer, Jennie Mullins, Coach Stauffer, Daniel Ford, Suzanne Black, Fonda Gillum, Karrie Bailey, Mike Swofford, Bobby Mullins: row 2: Steve Meyer, Joe Edward, Pat Lannon, Greg Treat, Rachael Bail, Teresa Ashmore, Julie Anderson, Robert Crowe, Paula Trickey, Debbie Welch, Susan Moore, Matt Johnson, row 3: Mike Ball, Curt Shoemaker, Julie Meylink, Amy Tindall, Whit Childress, Jarret Cantrell, Greg Peters, David Ledford, Tiffani Dake, Cassey Batchelor, Brian Reed: row 4: David Payne, Elizabeth Williams, Tina Vail, Kyle Kisselberg, Angie Batchelor, Tami Human, Kristen Cantrell, Regina Paul, Robin Waters, Carol Andoe: row 5: Deanna Ellison, Debbie Cravens, Kim Bailey, Paul Thompson, Melissa Meylink, Tina Neel, Steve Krokstrom, Paula Webb, Shelly Lamont, Mike Gilmore, Tia Hutchins: row 6: Robin Hill, Charlene Stead, Darrin Stilwell, Tin Tha u, Jackie Jackson, Julie Crawsha w, Kim Magni, Karen Bradshears, Da ve Hatter, Jamie Kadelg row 7: Jerry Sharpneck, Michelle Smith, Sharon McKel'free, Maria Toney, Jeff Krieder, Kim Bayles, Kristi Thompson, Suzette Grillot, Marla Scott, Andrea Baker, Cheryl Searcy, John Riehison. Left to right, Sponsor Coach Stauffer, Activities Chairman Jennie Mullins, Treasurer Tommy Studer, Vice President Daniel Ford, Secretary Fonda Gillum. Fello Wshi of P Having fun with fellow christians is the focal point of this very Christian A thletes popular dub' Organiza tions X65 Avid German students like to share their interests both in and We Ofschwf' German Club Left to right, row 1: Mark Boyd, President Bob Driscoll, Tric Sumner, Jeff Hailey, Chris Casey, Lori Hamilton, Secretary, Treasurer Hoang Nguyyen, Heather Madison, Herr Schulte: row 2: Vice President Whit Childress, Tami Helling, Vickie Hulse, Andrea Hill, Jeff Dill, Scott Taylor, Don Knight, Lat Coppenger, row 3: Fran Dies, Norman Walters, Jay Hawkins, John Henry, Greg Peters, Craig Tull, Chris Salinas, Scott Lowe, row 4: Beth MeVennon, La wanda Bowen, Rhonda Hintergardt, Mike Dill, David Oldham, Chris Brown, Glenn Williams, Randall Center, James Dowthat. Left to right, row 1: Nancy Teehee, Mimi Tran, Melodic Henderson, Lisa Chirkis, Julie Rodenmayer, Lori Martindale, Ronnie Francis, Melissa Martin, Kieu Tran, Crystal Schmidt, Cheryl Lewis, Madame Pharr: row 2: Lorie Russell, Misty Ton, Carol Owen, Missy Eubanks, Dayna Roberts, Lynn Bradley, Kristan Cantrell, Sandy Wood, Jerrie Jones, Cheryl Potter, Robin Mainer, Madame Dies, row 3: Julie Davis, Lorie Rice, Wade Jackson, Tanya Bollinger, John Suazo, Debbie Patterson, Diane Howland, Stephanie Chambers, Teresa Tilton, Melinda Upton, Renee Ryan, row 4: Kathy Wise, Lynnis Watkins, Emily Portteus, Carrie Foster, Gina Paul, Robin Waters, Sally Nutt, Vickie Holmes, Francis Vo, Amy Tindell, Sharon Mattox, Becky Lackey, row 5: Anna Harper, Kelly Hastings, Debbie Dallenbach, Barbara Behl, Alison Gallagher, Angie Batchelor, Julie Meylink, Michelle Hlby, April Currie, Carolyn Bevard: row 6: Steve James, Gayln Gray, Sheri Cotney, Melissa Meylink, Tina Neel, Kim Bailey, Beth Hamel, Linh Nguyen, Bruce Hopper, Tracy Koehring, Mikelynn Carter, Terry Roseborough, row 7: Wayne Welch, Shannon Vick, Jessica Veliz, David Thompson, Sean Doer, Mark Kahl, Don Gourley, Tony Purvis, Phorig Truong. W, , , aw 1 1 'ft' qt? fl We 2 - vw., eu , ' : iw, fwfz g, .fx , , :as w':zzZf2t Q13 N . i Q , , a 2? , , J V if 'L V . u W... ., ,, M Parlez-vous francais? If not join this group and learn to love the language and songs. Organiza tions! 6 7 1 4' 0 ,, ,, , Hola! Spanish enthusiasts enjoy gathering together and . celebrating a Hesta or two. 5 N 2 Left to right, row l: Sponsor: Pat Summers, Brenda Smiley, Elena Bernal, Ana Veliz, Brian Ansell, Kelly Sikes, Jennie Mullins, Miranda Hovingh, David Beymer, Nhan Nguyen, Harold Dotsong row 2: Scott Walker, Tina Morrow, Tim Zicker, Jeff Duvall, Ron Schooler, Lauri Payne, Michele Zicker, Debi McKeown, Bill Linn, Jeff Cook, row 3: Melissa Linder, Petris Knight, Vickie Ellis, Denise Harris, Ray Zuniga, Beadlee Marick, James Adelott, Rhonda Roberts, Candace Thompson, Lisa Misenhelter: row 4: John Boston, Melanie Running, Patrick Thompson, Robin Wyatt, Mike Totz, Lisa Soto, Kristy Misenhelter, Karen Pearmen, Left tu right, row I: Mike Beymer, Stephanie Chambers, Dona Royce, Yvonne Kennedy, Lawonda Bowen, Ann Forrest, Mrs, Julia Hopeg row 2: Ray Zuniga, Candace Thomas, Lisa Misenhelter, Cheryl Potter. I ss W gf- Ameriaan Field Service students long for foreign lands and AFS enjoy getting to know people from far away places. Organiza tionsf69 Students who excell in and enjoy mathematics will be ready for a new technological careers of the future. Ma th Cla b Left to right, row 1: Hoang Nguyen, Steve James, Minh Tran, row 2' Jeff Dill Tammy Williamson Glenn Williams Gary Chau Robin W tt Sh , , , , , ya , awnna Jones, Lisa Chirkisg row 3: John Chau, The Vo, Tom Chau, Shannon Vick, Paul Thompson, Lisa Vanwassenhove, Melinda Upton, Carol Owen, Whit Childress, Patricia Beary, Bob Driscol, Mr. James Sparks, sponsor. Left to right row I: Randall Center, Steve Beal, Dona Royse, row 2: Mike Barr, Mark Darland, Chuck Bensinger, Darryl Dean, Tim Zicker, Brad Hudson, John Chau, Carl Williams, Chris Brown, Paul Byers, Scott Lowe, Kim Ebersole, Mr. Owen, Eril Morrison, Mike Gilmore. llltl Q Ya I i Q . , f t seagi A 1 -LS: - Left to right, row 1: Ruby Quinn, Lisa Misenhelter, Mr. Owen, Candace Thomas, Nikki Powell, Michelle Clement, row 2: Chris Casey, Lisa Lernan, Teresa Tilton, Wendy Wurst, Renee Ryan, Darla Barrow, Suzanne Black, Kim Ebersole, Eric Johnson, Lawanda Bowen, Greg Robinson row 3: Terri Hillis, Gina Higgins, Stephanie Chambers, Amy Thomas, Kim Davis, Teresa Ashmore, Rachel Bail, Julie Anderson, Yvonne Kennedy. Let 's pl d h f 'th f 't Chess K Strategy Greek Club fmt.-H,aif5a515if'?oi'5ZdZZu2Zu3Z'fe120C2Z ITICHU. Organiza tions! 71 Meet Elom at the daily meetings of heathen chemists. Mr. Pat weird Ward will preside and instruct. H C Left to right, row l: Scott Reeves, Kala Abbey, Eric Thompson, John Henry, Steve Meyer, Daniel Ford, Joe LeFlore, Darrin Matthews, Curt Shoemaker, Cheryl Potter, Carrie Foster, Richard Gordon, Ron Reed, Jeff Dill, row 2: Thien Thai, Craig Tull, Traci Sumner, Keith Laeger, Shannon Vick, Craig Kiser, Mark Kahl, Lisa Chirkis, Michelle Clement, Ann Forst, Tammy Williamson, Kim Davis, Dona Royse, Gary Roberts, Bob Linn, row 3: Mr. Ward, Wayne Welch, Tom Chau, Jeff Peck, Glenn Williams, Chris Salinas, Ron Schooler, Tony Purvis, Larry Johnson, Tonya McKinder, Lieu Lam, Mimi Tran, 'Larry Cohen, Greg Robinson: row 4: Mark McNitt, Neil Jackson, David Howland, Gary Chau, Chris Brown, John Bosten, Lori Hamilton, Anita Daniels, Emily Portteus, Lisa Van Wassenhove, William Long, Curtis Rampp, Bill Wyatt, Carol Owen: row 5: Brad Walker, Tony Dean, Ron Knight, Mark Heidenreiter, Pat Lannon, Lauri Payne, Floyd Margason, Bill Linn, Kelly Hastings, Amy Lundguist: row 6: Craig Merutka, Eric Johnson, Eric Larum, Don Winn, Keith Johnson, Lori Rice, Chris Howlett, Kandace Kimbrel, Sheri Beary, Sally Nutt: row 7: Stacy Evans, David Thompson, Wayne Wright, Willy Stephens, Danny Neale, Francis Vo, Debbie Craven, Matt Johnston, James Shoemake, Lynnis Watkins, Suzanne Blackg row 8: Bruce Monholland, Tony Foust, Jim Perry, Jeff Dlabach, Lee Price, Deanna Ellison, Maria Toney, Shelia Franklin, Andrea Baker, Suzette Grillot, Cheryl Searcy, Larry Brown, Robbie Burnette. 1 2. - Left to right, row 1: Kim Ebersole, Nikki Powell, row 2: Ray Zuniga, Bradlee Marick, Shannon Vick, Michelle Clement, Brenda Smiley, Lisa Chirkisg row 3: Joe Larkin, Tammy Williamson, Robbie Leadford, Yvonne Anderson, Ann Forst, Lisa Misenhelter, Andrew Portteus. Jhgi-:.1?Ex, ' . . -, x my 4 '4 4, 'NW f D' A g . ,if f A Q aszmfz- 511' 1 . , ,,'. , 'K an ,.,. .V jaw - j-Q A i : ' gg :W 54 nd -. wyf-..' 1'4 u fr ,3 L.'s5fQQ..,.. ' 1 lkipu .- -'A L ' A , ,, 3 ... -. - 5 z L f '3 -, . , ' L' 3, Qi 9. . 'px 5? 4 1 af' L n ,ff ii f he V ical? M- W-- he A M 1 X'ff ? f'W'Y- 2 . X 5 ' f - --N of .W .1 , 'f X - ,, ?,.. 9 YR.. L NAM YZ? 5? 5. 9 Letis get physical and stop smoking, give blood, and help M I C111 b the needy through Medical-Red Cross Club. Organiza tionsf 73 Welding students under the direction of Mr. Gerald Harmon know well the parlimentary procedures for their club. ICA Left to right, row I: Damon Head, Marlin Olson, Tab Brown, Sam Freeman, Brian Clark, Steve Boucher, row 2: Chris Campbell, Eric Weir, Bob Tripp, Paul Muse, Kenneth Williams, Shawn Southerlandg row 3: David Fowler, Jerry Harjo, Joe Brannon, Brent Bowlin, Keith Williams, Ron Smithg row 4: Fred Welsh, Jeff Priddy, Robbie Richards, Pat Fallen, David Fowler, Anthony Gordon, James Ervin. Left to right, row l: President Jamie Stilley, Historian Tina Morrow, Chaplin Laura Enos, Vice President Shelly Whitmire, Co-Reporter Cherie Meredith, Secretary Jeri Ka ys, Reporter Kathy Shoemake, Parliamentarian Jerry Turner, Treasurer Carl Wheeler, row 2: Sponsor Debbie Davis, Mary Ann Thompson, Susan Koch, Tracy Koehring, Tia Hutchins, Lisa Essary, Lisa Berkley, Sponsor Margaret Byrd, row 3: Ann Lacey, Paula Trickey, Carla Landrum, Suzzi Roland, Gena Carner, Annette Brown, Crystal Schmidt, row 4: Renee Tresner, Tracey Heiliger, Sue Wise, Michelle Halstead, Debbie Dalenbach, Nicola Vaughtg row 5: Robert Mingilton, Rita Yako, Jonathan Nicholas, Cheryl Lewis, Anna Harper, Kala Abbey, Alayna London. uf' .s Q' J' Distributive Education Clubs of America members look sharp ECA and act sharp when it comes to marketing and merchandising. Organiza tionsf75 Grades scholarships and study dominate the lives of these S super-aehievers. No progress reports for these folks! H Left to right, row I: Greg Peters, Jarrett Cantrell, Kieu Tran, Rhonda Hintergartg row 2: Sponsor: Mrs. Chandler Www .r t S Left to right, row l: Bradley Merrick, Dona Royse, Dave McElhannon, row 2: Duke Martin, Sponsor Mrs. Chandler: row 3: Julie Carner, Dina Shelly, Jamie Schell, Stephanie Chambers. 9 These book worms will wriggle right into your heart il' Ll C111 b you ever need help in the E.C. library. Orga niza tions f 7 7 These yearbook smurfs were definitely wa tching you this year as they attempted to document E. C. in 1984. I Left to right, row I: Rachel Bail, Teresa Ashmore, Lessa Edwards, Denise Brown, Julie Anderson, Shelley Whitmire, Jamie Stilley, Mrs. Judith Holt, row 2: Pat Thompson, Andrea Baker, Wendy Wurst, Darren Hoover, Allison Moran, Kathy Shoemalce, Paula Trickeyg row 3: Marla Scott, Donna Summer, Jonathon Nicholas, Daryl Whiteside, Mike Swofford, Paul Thompson. 1'5i'?Q2E?'iQI?iZ ?,i'f2f,f, Q' go ,. t' , jg H ,,,,, .H , H 3 v R 21 , A .-I 1 ,Q f' ,fa Ma ,-- if , t Envy I' 1 ,wi ' is H x -F ,f 1 K: , l'V'2', ' f 4 'e f 'K A' : ' it I V . ' 'gliiwj ' f -fi, . 'W 'f' fl ,, I i t Q , x 6- l i t lela ' Left to right, row I: Chandra McCall, Robin McFallg row 2: Brenda Lloyd, Ellen Grady, Allison Moran, Robin Pennoyerg row 3: Lisa Lerman, Yvonne Kennedy, Vicki Bomang row 3: Hank Bass, Dennis Cox, Randy Davisg row 5: James Aydelott, Travis Brooks, and Renee Warren. l tn.. S These culn reporters shook a 'f'I:ale Feather for you this year, N writing, interviewing, and editing. Orga niza tionsf 79 f! Ja.:-1 1 QW iii. ,ni -'4 vW:i'- '- A ,,.f !'!' Although the sophomores are new to East Central they are no longer considered ba by cardinals . The freshmen class has now adopted this name. The sophomores this year had a class under them watching every move they made. As the year went on the sophomores found their place in the school by selling recipe books and spices which were also sold by the other three classes. Some other activities that went over well were the selling of lollipops and the freshman-sophomore class play called The Warrior's Husband. The soph- omores also worked the concession stands at all wrestling matches. All the money that was earned this year will go towards their senior prom. Every move made by the sophomores this year was a move toward maturity as they proved themselves to be true cardinals. We watched every move they made. 80fSophomorcs Soph omores .sf mfr . . ...ft sQv, ' wg K -W,Q. 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'Swami' s We 1 Shana Abbott Mark Adair Diane Adams Michelle Akers Leigh Ann Allen Michelle Allison Michelle Anderson 82fSophomores Brian Ansell James A ydelott Brian Bailey Kerrie Bailey LeAnn Baisden Richard Baker Greg Baldridge 1.x Sherry Ball Michael Barr Kent Barrow Vicki Bascue Angie Batchelor Teresa Bayouth Sheri Beaty Brian Bedingfield Tonya Bell Elena Bernal Lynette Bertelle Thomas Bethea Carolyn Bevard Nicki Black Shawn Blackwood Cindy Blake Ronda Blankenship Kim Bloss Tina Bolton Vickie Boman Marjorie Bontemps xxx.,- .Iohn Boston Travis Bowlen Troy Bradley Jan Brittain Rob Broeffle Travis Brooks Denice Brown '1 X Q xv ' 'wx Qev' X X Ba ik K, QS ' it 'x X ,I Stephanie Brown Tara Bruno Elizabeth Burchardt Pete Burgess Mark Butler Rick Byrd Cathey Cable -ui 1. 1 X x I Q n Q Q , hrz , Q N x t ,Q , K 4 5 , , Q - Q ' Q I . .V -1 ! 4' U s f . 1 ! itsi ' HQ ' f r A .-5. 1 l5'ls!'kV: 0f sf gg -ml' in 'Q 'WX X F? 1 1 Q .. 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A x Andrea Emory Bryan England Linda Enos Rudolph Erving Buddy Eubanks Pat Fallen Jody Farrar 84fSophomores Kim Fiehler Billy Helds Michelle Filby Angie Finley Bryan Finley Tammy Fisher Lisa Ford Sherri Ford Carrie Foster Mike Frazier Fawn Gaghins Brian Garcia Marina Garcia Anissa Garrett 51 4 NA Gay Gibson Anthony Gilkey Tammy Gillette Fonda Gillum Anthony Gilmore Renee Goddsell A x X Michael Goolsbay Brenda Gordineer Richard Gordon Donald Gourley Audrey Grannan Lortinda Gray Darrell Greene H X x x Michelle Grilfen Donna Gutherie Angie Hacker Christina Hall Brent Hampton Jennifer Haney Kurt Hannah Lisa Hanson Malissa Harding Charles Harker Tammy Harker Fred Harris Kevin Harrison Tina Hayden g . va I t X og w .,., 00.2-.-f'j, '.J.'.3. '- ' X Q 'L -is X 1 'gr f sh ,sa Q t ' ' ' ' .. -- 9 5, . 'uw R , Dale Hayward Mark Heidenreiter Carolyn Heiman Karen Heiman Sheila Helt Laura Henderson Tina Henderson Chuck Hepola Dawn Herald Carla Hicks Andrea Hill Jimmy Hilton Bobby Hiner Jeff Hodges Phillip Hoey Darren Holland Billy Hollaway Bobbi Holloway Vicki Holmes Joe Horbath Chris Hoskinson '5- Penny House Chris Howlett Johnette Hull Tammie Human Jesse Humphrey David Hutchinson Sabrina Inkanish Kevin Ivy Tommy Jones Alan Jackson Pat Jackson Shanan Jackson William Jenkins Chris Jewart Adam Johnson James Johnson Keith Johnson Kim Johnson Kristy Johnson Laura Johnson Matt Johnston Shelly Johnson Hollie Jones Kandace Kimbrel Beverly King Bryan King Kelly Knight Troy Knight Sophomorcsf85 4 R ft -3 Sir TQTQR, its aww - , N N .t I Q 2' ef --Ei 113 , - 1, FQ? Sf , M C Q t i.. . I N' .1.i-Q its? 'J W - 'K N Kaffgig, W Q M 1 ing-fa if ff-We ,sf 4 .1-Q Lxyi 1 'X ' 0 1 :.- 3 M V x J ww wa K 11,4 , 31 -- , ? 3? X ii: 1 X -a Eva ex T an ,Af : -.at i x.-W- me w e . 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I.-. t Y 1 s W S N X j a ily T Candy Schneider Ron Schroeder Kim Schwabe Mike Scott Brian Sell Robert Shay Dina Sheely Kim Shiell Derrick Shoemake Pauline Silvers Tracy Simers Angela Simpson Laura Slovack Anissa Smith Joe Smith Michelle Smith Tony Smith Brant Snap Dianne Snyder Russell Spry Kevin Stanley Xxx X , fxf'w'Xv'NJN xv X 5 Sze I S ff N al. nv, L . .KX X iii , , ETL x Twist 5 T . 3,3 K ai Q 'P I N .2 - fri' ' INR'-f 'fiis k x K , , 6 ,.,' -9-- s W ,Q X W a ' 1 Y i Q1 ...- N at v.,l iw wx E A 117 T att , Q it rr + , Mgt .fp tax it -vw Xt 32 Chris Staton Kimberly Staton Kim Statton Charlie Stegall William Stephens Curtis Stilley Brent Stockton Dominique Stout Andy Strope Lantz Stuart Tim Taylor Claudine Thomas Wayne Thomas Brandon Thompson David Thompson Deanne Thompson Lori Thompson Sabrina Thompson Naomi Tiger Amy Tindell Kathleen Todd Hue Tran Mike Trude Mike Tucker Jamie Tunnell Julie Vanwassenhove Tina Veil Anna Veliz Lora Vincent Francis Vo Peggy Vogtman Mocc Vonghachack Tu Tu Vonghachack Marjorie Vontums Allison Wade R xx X T 5 ,W 1 5 X , N 2 QQ s ' ' 2575 - . : ' ' Y XE lx ,Q frr- ' - - , K 1 y -F .T we K. 1 '- Alene Walker Brian Walker Jenny Walker Shelly Walker Valerie Warlick Marill Waters Phillis Webster f ... hi Earon Weir Bobby Welch Ken Wenglewski Jimmy Welch Candy Weston Randy Wheatley Brian Whilhelm Sophomoresj 89 Jay Wilson Sheila Wilson Karen Wilson Wendy Wilson Kelly Wilson Monya Winfield Leonard White Samantha Williams Penny White Stacie Williams Arlis Williams Cheri Wilson Guy Williams Gerry Wilson Moving . . . The word sophomores when used by high school students can be a dirty word. But this years class worked hard to change the image sophomore brings to mind. What was the hardest part about being a sophomore? For Randy Wheatley it was, Putting up with all the teasing and adjusting. 90fSophomores ,WFP 135. .- 1 is ,, ' 1 a ' ,e is L Don Winn Shawn Wright Mark Younger Julia Wood Wayne Wright Michelle Zicker Ron Woods Shelly Yager Chris Zumwalt . 5 him. - 1 . MW ff..- Kami ,Um iff? The Sophomore class is always the class to try new things. They had a year full of driver's ed., cookbooks, punk music, coneys, Q71 and a lot of change. And every move they made was a step towards maturity. Sophomoresf9l . . . right along. Although they've only just begun, already the l986 sophomore class has made a good start. They started off on the right foot with good class officers. These were: Pres. Eric Celesteg V. Pres. Fonda Gillumg Treasurer Amy Lindquistg Secretary Kerrie Baileyg and Student Council Rep. at large Jeff Dlabach. ,ff lr!!-f M.,N,,45,,,.Hf N M., KN iv 5 firm , ' . TYPE , ,J-M .. ,few 92fSophomores ' ..-M .HI ,g 7 7' . W l 1 i Q AA 1984 Sophomores moved down the road to maturity this year with every move they made. They learned how to cope with all the pressures of growing up, fitting in, and just being sophomores. It was a lot of fun , said Fonda Gillum. Sophomoresf93 . 'W-uve No one can stop watching the rugged force of Cardinal Sports. From fans in the stands along with black and white striped referees, people are always watching the Cardinals, with a strong eye. Every play brings watchers to the Held, court, and ma t. From the beginning to the end of the school year, there has been many new improvements to the Cardinal sports program. Cards had equipment in football and a new basketball coach. Two new classes of students in the basic sports program added a new dimension. With every game the Cardinals played, no one could stop watching the supreme excel- lence of sports at East Central. East Central sports consist of' football, basketball I boys and girlsj, softball, cross country, gymnastics, wrestling, swimming, diving, baseball, track, tennis, golf soccer, and volleyball. Try and watch all this! 94fSports Sports 66 99 Every game you play 5 I N Left to right, row 1: Maurio Burrell, Jim Patterson, Adar Perkins, Joe LeFlore, Darrin Mathews, David Littlefield, Kevin Richardson, Darren Stillwellg row 2: Tony Faust, Jarrett Cantrell, Joe Edwards, Daniel Ford, Steve Meyer, Mike Swofford, Mark McAdams, Curt Shoemaker: row 3: Roosevelt Black, Jerry Sharpneck, Tommy Studer, Wayne Day, Steve Coop, Shawn Johnson, Sain Barr, Doug Ruth: row 4: Mike Ball, Scott Reeves, Doug Barnett, Chris Otero, Robert Leathers, Thai Tien, Maurice Harding: row 5: Jim Perry, Ricky Watts, Chris Baldridge, Jeff Dalabach, Mark Butler, Greg Treat, Jeff Kreiderg row 6: Roosevelt Blackburn, Kevin Cherrington, LaMorris Redricks, Larry Armstrong, Clarence Porter, Tony Bizzari. The varsity football team had a stunning 7-3 season this year, which is the best season in the school 's history. The players showed true spirit this year with hard work and pure effort through the off-season and blistering two-a-day workouts in August. The team was led by fourteen seniors, who supplied the true strength and power of the Cardinals this year. All this effort paid off giving the Cards a shot at the state championship by making it to the playoffs. The Cards put forth a great effort but were downed in the Hrst round. Varsity Football 'M' i .F 7 9 H c W' I Ar ' n V 5.5 , ,1 . 4 ' 1 'ff 4' I , z I - yi L 2 3 1 ig. . ,, W, ,,,. D. N Q, 2' A+, ef? K A' Wi T .D i to U .,t, , it ..... . fii' 'Q W T , ,ip at mf A N ,gan 2-.- -we .,,..,m.. is-.-. .,..t-.,.1.1ka,:4waf W -we , v . ., ,fy ,,,, ,st t,...t,. aw, A4 1 .,tgt,WY ??QZae1z2r: '-'f'f if ' T SWE? ,.'V V. . .... 96fSports 4-'E 1 V51 .41 Q , W : 5 K6 w, R Raimi L, Mm M ,1 Q z Sportsf97 cg, K .H X sg :wx 98fSports ,J -Y .HM N... 'NE . Y .- Lk H. 'Ny ,-ee, Y. 1 4' ' gy .1 Q - '.E.y.k K :EE iiY?:sa ik . ab' x me , Q awww fpmww gifssgagr. . Chris Baldridge 1 1 'If if . , .vf . Q , 5 N , x' L' f Q , 5 m . , - fs - 1 5 as ww' Q gli f. Q : .fee mea 'ia Daniel Ford -...... .Ai A . 4- 1 afilff KE: 1 ' A .1-: - vm .fe Si gay Q, 'Tis ff' aff- N. , N A' M ' t Q 1 sie. an , a 4. Sw? R x .5-J iz ' ,. Joe Le!-lore L A Q ' A 5 l :X 1 if X -.nw , .- SPAN I f 51 , , , - -'Q , . f a... ad x QF if -2 ' 'M i I Q iE, , . X - David Lilllelield 1 4 , a A n ., Qi .Q . , , M. in fr. . :K . S9 ,.' if ri' k ..,7., '1 in fy '-s?exw- ' ' . -U, f ff'iLfj.51f5iQ'T . R59 i-5 .. . I L SHE gi st. rf sw ggi 5452529 Steve Meyer 9 f ... ' . , rw, M.. . e V K, t 2 in 'wwf Eff - M a .. gif. fzi' Q Q M1 . vi ' ,.,- Ai . . f y . : a, -. J .Q 4 f. Q 3- A .a ' if x wt - 5:5 e., f ,ef- ffv x -' ,af ,..- . 'a fn:-xx ... N' -, vc' k Q ,, .- ,W gm -f f. A . -, -'g- , . :x-rw-a U ' - r 4,.:'4.z'.g. .. 11' Sr' ',.. -' ,. 5 . K V Q - . A W W e 'v Q my ,. .. If -sf 'L flag K i f M'8 7f A C L ff A .fe-a , .iii ., df . -T' ' , .-- 2: yy , jfs -1 .Jay wg- , 4 L.f ,.3f V 5 .. ' i . faf+feL?' , Paz , - A -525 'f'r:gai,4: ff'-1, 1 , . , ,W .. qv. - Lg..-., mm , 2.4 X ws., ., ua., , Q ' w if' .. QF? EN 1.1 T51-if !,'Ffi 'l' 3 V'i-39 '. f ..1'-N' fx' 'Fifi Xaffk' N 2'2 I . e?.i'?-' - ' Roosevelt Blackburn Jarrett Cantrell Kevin Cherrington Watching Senior Cards and Every game they played! ' ' ' A.. .L,. ag' qi? f 1 I ki' YQ? 5 yi f a . lf .1 4 ... a Afgeg ik ' .ff . gifvfil 1 qw , 5 i Curl Shoemaker , ' I ' . - .. .ij- ' A' ,,., ... . . f s if f . Q s . hi if z' ,ga s it '. a. sw. Vx A5 f A if' ' QL ' in 'jqff-f a ni' ., -, if 444 ' ' ' -l, .V 55.2-b., ' 2 5. ' J... . . f ' 2 f ' 'W ,. n l'f1a'Zf'- L a ' . - Q5 fa Gary Simmons Thomas Studcr mp, . K 1 . 'sk ,' may w . .. ax, , ix E M W ' px gk 5 W .X ,W . K - K 'SEQ ill' fQ',?f?'3 x ,- A'k9'i k Joe Edwards . .,, ,, I. X .. .Lf f .4 . 'iw' -Q swf' .- E -1 t if .lla 1 ' .Ji f . av. . W -A '- ,, ' Qu fd-a .9s'.'ix -QQ 'v . --1' :4'5-Jfsfigi 1 . ' ,. . wg qw. it MMF' iz 5111, Q11-.. -- slim! Sha wn Johnson Coach Mark Gibson Q .J. is f . 'ms in gg - . FQQJ' . , L' 1,514 ,z L F e. Wages K 3 K fag X X Q fa. 1 S 5 -. e r X 3 f. ., Q . . as ' A 5 . M . Vw . ez! ,ef Mike Swofford Sportsf99 Q.-0. Left to right, row l: Dale Haywood, Mike Gordon, Jeff Martin, Larry Clardy, Curtis Stilley, Chuch Hepola, Brian Walkerg row 2: Darren Holland, Guy Mlliams, Joel Colpitts, Randy Wheatly, Brent Hampton, Mike Cannon, Lance Stewart, Ken Wenglewskig row 3: Coach Gage, Mike Trude, Steve Dixon, Brant Snap, Shawn Pratt, Andy Stroupe, Chris Hoskinson, Chris Howlett, row 4: Mark Heidenreither, Mike Frazier, Mike Williams, Daren Doss, Larry Crow, Robert Ramos, Marcus Allen, Jimmy Hillton. The junior varsity team was coached by Mr. Roy Gage and Mr. Leon Luce this year. The team was mostly made up of sophomores with a few juniors for added support. Although the record of the junior Varsity was 2-7, they completed the season with a better understanding and feeling about the football spirit. These so called dummy carriers worked endlessly to make it to the varsity team. Very poor attendance to the games could have left the players feeling down, but they practiced hard to be ready for the time when they would be wa tched. J. V. Football ,,, . .mi 100fSports . . .. ,. ,,,W,..,.,,,,. , ,-W wan... - nugg-,..m.,.3.....,.,N.ff.a1e.,f,Ma.aMwwoN..an.Wy-gwew.myf,,wt.,v:mwmq ,-.7 Y' ,wi A., r ' fr T- -' ., .. J i lfiift f F 3 'l ,, 5 www ee: f Qfrfei wf' :.27ff,f:fGlff.wf' , , vfwwf- st' , -- 3 ' 'ffl , ' Y Vw ,MM V I. Q 8' .,. ,g V. tv 1 2 emo - Q . . r tt a , ,a 4. r r -' L . ffl .,. Q, ,. ,L f , g 1, TQ. ' ' V-gg, , ' 7227?-Q-w , H -'t .r V ,, ', - .-,ff-tg, 1, '51, fl ..l. 1. V, '. 3 -5 V , I. ' ' ' v :.- -T4 ' 1' 1 z 7.1. ff '15, I Freshman Football This year the Freshman team added a new dimension to football. They were known as the little ones on the Held by the creek. They X practiced hard and worked to the best of their ability. Although their record was 2-6, they showed drive and determination. At the Hrst of the year they were new and had so many different talents. But with superb coaching by Gary Blevins, they came together and played like a team. Look out for these boys in later years. They are quickly moving up to take over the big Held and a bigger position in the school. Left to right, row 1: Mike Frazier, Thien Thai, Lat Coppenger, Mark Ross, Nick DiGiacomo, Shane Jennings: row 2: Richard Sapcut, Brian Wilson, Roy Brashears, Steve Burne, Richard Milliser, John Donaghue, Tom Johnson, Kenny Smith: row 3: Tommy Horvath, John Richison, Tim Webb, Todd Diaz, Mike Byford, Keith Kirk, Gary Nelson, Harold Dotson: row 4: LenDell Overstreet, Larry Thomas, Randy Starr, Mike Fielding, Steve Cox, Dennis Morales, Scott Walker, Jason Garoute: row 5: Jason Simmons, Trey Wells, Brian Hines, Bryan Barnes, Billy Gray, John Peterson, Brett Sutton, Tommy McCall: row 6: Jeff Halford, Da vid Cox, Larry Barnett, David Roof Travis Funk, Tommy Drullinger, Brad Christensen, Jimmy Steward, Chuck Hastings, row 7: Mark Sanders, Steffan Anderson, Jamie Cantrell, Mitch Kannady, Todd Gourd, Curtis Phillips, Chuck Bensinger, Chris Pettigrew, James Rhue: row 8: Cecil Pettigrew, Da vid Brown, Gary fDocj Blevins, Allan Kelly, Sean Ward. Left to right, row I: Kim Johnson, Sheri Burns, Sheri Ford, Leslie Gonzalez, xMichelle Burns, Maria Toney, Una Bolton, row 2: Coach Dave Stauffer, Karen Brashears, Michelle Toney, Milcelyn Carter, Cheryl Searcy, Kim Staton, Robin Waters, Mike-Ann Perry, Charlene Stead. The softball team this year had a record of I5-10. They completed the season and made it to the regionals. After overcoming the task of the regionals by becoming district champs, they were one ofthe eight best teams in the state. The team this year was led by two seniors, Michelle Toney and Cheryl Searcy, who took total control and made sure everyone else did their job. Cheryl said, Coach Stauffer deserves a lot of the credit for the success that we had this year. Congratulations Cardinal girls. Girls Softball . fel u . I L . 1 02fSports - W, . ' -wa , . ,,, , .M ,M - 1, , IAM I ., .muy-25.954, ZH, V ix 1 - . Q , ' -, ,LL,. , W , , ...ww , .lvl 'VPC'-' , I 2'7 if ,,,, , ' . Jyzv' A, ,Q -1 an ,., 4.2 5 ' ' 1. QW' ,, ., ,wawm M54 , My , ,a i w? MQ W i4 F+?ff?aef 'fv-fl 'E 1 K A rf rifwfkfzaas ,- 'ww f -.. any -'. , - . ,N -1. vim. ,f-f,,,,, ' MH w w ' , , U .ui 2 ,Hg Q45 Jin' . M., ' -' ' ,mx ' A .A 2 ' , ' ' Z ' iw Nf -N , , A . of A X4 ' ' n .A W ' , ,W 1, - 1. , '-51 4- ,. ,, W , ,H 12 A 1 -L - ,K Av wg A, 1, wr' f M R 4 Sportsfl 03 Left to right, row I: Carl Clariett, Terrance Moss, Steve Lahneyer, Kurt Shoemaker, James Erving, Billy Porterg row 2: Coach Jack Golden, Steve Meyer, Richard Thompson, Mark Meyer, Rodney Price, Daniel Ford, Greg Peters, Coach Ray McGill. Despite the odds against them, the boys team faired very well this year. The team had only one returning starter, Greg Peters, who had to deal with a leg injury all season. With only three returning lettermen, the team had to practice very hard. The boys practiced three hours a day from September to the middle of March. Under the excellent coaching of Jack Golden and Ray McGill the team improved greatly. Although all twelve players worked hard, it seemed that the seniors worked hardest to do well their last year. Varsity Basketball l 04 f Sports s ' , ,Q Si? m 'ff 14 ,225 Sportsf105 mu Eyes 011 Seniors T K' nl' , 1 I 06fSports fi ,. ,f 1- , .. - ': ::w54,,5f -. . W, ,. . wk., ,V I+. 5 5!?f?51 f 1, .fggshi ii!-1212125 1 ,iz 1' Ygsewp , 42ffz-Piffiwzfi ,1, fic? ms-If 1 ri mru,eefQ'ife,fg,, W...-si-ff? -2f451'U .gi .rf fs ,aff 5 4. 'jj .rf ---:gpg . fis51fggs5gsf'F5:4QfyQ Witt . 'YT' 4 - figii, 5' J K 'W fx ,,g+Qm ,?us5? Left to right, row I: David Paine, Carl Clariett, Darin Matthews, Billy Hampton, Terrance Moss, Billy Porter: row 2: Coach Dildine, Chris Zumwalt, Todd Gourd, Joe Easton, Chris Jewart, Jim Perry, Ray Mclntosh, Coach Ray McGill. 55512755 U I Us g . 1' if . iffgfii 1- V' , Vgisgtlf fi ' J :mis ' E ' 'lil V , ' 5 3 Mfrs 1 u I 2 S .Jf .ULV ' ,,55g- My ewzg Mr. Raymond McGill coached the boys junior varsity team this year. This team was full of the upcoming talents in later years of basketball at East Central. The games started at 4:45 and even though a few people attended they played with spirit and spunk, The team consisted of nine juniors, two sophomores, and one freshman. Darren Hoover stated, Practicing everyday was a lot of hard work, but the team had a good attitude all season. l' The purpose of this team is to help the guys to get experience for later years. J. V. Basketball -. Sportsfl 0 7 Left to right, row 1: Joe Horbath, Eric Celeste, Shane Douglas, Keith Barrow Marcus Childs Micheal Williams Kenny Smith Scott McDaniels row 2 Keith Johnson, Chris Zumwalt, Daryl Knox, Chris Jewarl, Todd Gourd, Andy Hargrove Rudolf Ervmg The boys sophomore basketball team played well under the coaching of Mr, Ray McGill this year. They ha ve been working hard on improving their style in preparation for their later high school years. lt is not easy to be a Sophomore with a lot of talent. They receive very little recognition for their hours of hard work. They are just waiting and watching the older Cardinals in hopes for their day to come soon. Because they still ha ve growing to do, the boys hardly ever malce the varsity team no matter how advanced their skills are. Sophomore Basketball . if if I 08fSports 1 t f . . 1 . ' ' .,.A-v , .. M, A,,. . , . was 2 1 s it 1 k 1 'Q , 1 It x . . ' , ,g 'Es e i ' f f- ' ' Freshmen Basketball The freshmen boys basketball team this year was coached by Mr. Dick Scott. These players practiced everyday after school scrimmaging hard with the sophomore team, and later by themselves. They brought a new wa y of looking at the Cardinal basketball association. When Coach Scott could not make it to practice or a game, Coach Ray McGill would be a great fill-in. Coach McGill stated in the beginning of the season that, The freshmen team looks pretty good. The team consisted of 28 players. The team captain was Tommy Drullinger. Left to right, row l: Shane Jennings, Richard Milliser, John Peterson, Kenny Smith, Steve Baileyg row 2: Curtis Phillips, Marcus Childs, Larry Thomas, Chuck Hastings, Tommy Drullingerg row 3: Carl Oakly, Andy Harwell, Coach Scott, Todd Gourd, James Jewart, Lee Martin. I' Left to right, row l: Debbie Craven, Tina Neel, Lisa Couch, Angie Brackettg row 2: Dana Fleming, Michelle Burns, Sheri Burns, Maria Toney, Carrie Cra wfora Wileda Logan, row 3: Assistant Coach Roy Gage, Dena Ellison, Joetta Byford, Claudine Thomas, Shamill Markham, Trainer Mike Couch. This year the girls varsity basketball team was headed by Coach Harvey McDaniel and defense Coach Roy Gage. The team consisted of four seniors, Eve juniors, three sophomores, and three freshmen. This yearls captain was Tina Neel. She commented, Coach Gage has done wonders with our defense and the team as a whole has improved a great deal. The girls varsity team practiced Hfth hour every day so that they could leave the gym open for the boy's varsity team to practice during sixth hour. --.-.....,,.,,, al f s 1 v....,ft,, W Basketball f .. . ' E? .Q if g M ,, VVQC is - l hi C gs is iie T e f , 42 , T T , K 5 . Y ' ' iit 2 Q - ' 1 ttt. 1' 'etv. is C is +. 1 xlii T T ti'iii lei .if .. ait.. e ,.,' V g5iif':fii fi7 lii. 1 I 0fSports ' fgf5gfS Q if' :xii 5 Ah, 1,- f- wi A 'J-ff-I f f Q! Y is Q 1? M g 5 R if . .: , . Wwh.: K sg M ,U , Q f 'ii fl Q L -Q B - Q .f35Xwf1a,1 flsaggfziifrssu f L-N 112-weff f y.s:::1r'frm .., ., 2 Wilim 'Q I 3.2544 ,. .,,k E, R N L .Q ' 1 1 A - 1 , -i'gf,, Pf ,,Q, ' f v :V 1,,5.gz,2rw n: 1'-:KX L.s+..,'f.Q,s5 K . - ' ,:5:'L:Y'i. f2,f.,4Pvf' ' f'- ' W.. - ' Sportsfl 1 I n BF S H Ya L73 L5 4 at My RR e Left to right, row 1: Andrea Emory, Tina Hayden, Trona Logan, row 2: Susan Martin, Carrie Crawford, Wileda Logan, Michelle Burns, row 3: Head Coach Roy Gage, Jennifer Elam, Kim Staton, Claudine Thomas, Laura Nelson, Head Trainer Mike Couch. -V'1 QA The 1983-1984 East Central Junior Varsity Girls V 5 5,35 . a, f sag-' Y :fr' ' 'w 1 basketball team consists of 7 sophomores and 4 freshmen. This year the team was coached by Roy ,V V F! G d the had a ver ood season The team I A A to age an y y g . ,il Hi, mfg? 44 practiced hard every day and put forth a lot of ., E, 3 - 'A g , f f ff: 4 , 1 :rdf .. effort this year. Freshmen team members Susan f f.. R Martin and Michelle Burns commented, Coach f 2 45 Gage was great and he has really been a great help 1 i to us, it was a lot of hard work, but it was fun. 3 i ig, 53353, The goal of this team is to play on the Varsity A 3 Ifgrizfstiar team, and with the experience they are getting they 5 A M ik' should make it. All 'ir Ei ,,,,-, , mum 15 Y, J. V. Basketball I l2fSports Freshmen asketball The ninth grade girls basketball team was coached by Mr. Roy Gage. Starting forward, Michelle Burns, said, We had a pretty good season this year but next year we are really going to have a good team and work hard! Coach Gage, and Mr. McDaniels ha ve really worked with us and we ha ve improved in a lot of areas but we still have a lot to improve on.', The girls did not get a lot of support from fans this year because they were the youngest team. But, Watch outl' for these girls, they have three years to become their best. Left to right row I Linda Robinson Wileda Logan Susan Martin Michelle Burns row 2 Suzie Spencer, Misti Morgan, Angie Adair, Liz Kidderg row 3: Head Coach Roy Gage Stephanie Perryman Tammy Bittle Dee Gilreath Dayna Roberts Shenna Franklin, Trainer Mike Couch. Left to right, row l: Tho Thai, Dave Millea, Wayne Day, Thien Thai, Doug Childs, Gary Roberts, Babe Yingst, Bobby Mullins, Chris Otero, Ray Kelly, Willie Stephansg row 2: Kelly Wilson, Brian Wilhelm, Joe Edwards, Tony Pacheco, Steve Coop, Chuck Hepola, Mike Byford, Gary Smith, Steve Rash, Alan Pack, row 3: David Howland, Benjie I-Hnes, Eric Thompson, Joe LeFlore, Terry Wisdom, Chris Pettigrew, Chris Christiansen, Richard Sapcut, Brian McFarland, Ron Patty, Robert Leathers, row 4: James Miller, Tony Foust, Sean Barr, Steve Diagle, Mike Rash, Brant Snap, Brian Wilson, Harold Dotsong row 5: Ray Zuniga, Brian Hines, Wayne Carter, Dale Hayward, Don Kimery, Jeff Taylor, Wayne Thomas, Brian Sheildsg row 6: Da vid Livesey, Eric Larum, Da ve Brown, Brian Williams, Curtis Stilly, Chris Campbell, David Leeds, row 7: Chris Bandy, Rick Barnett. l 0 i v f . L .. i .,,'.:?5'7 1 fp i- o 5? I 2'3 The wrestling team was coached by Beau Slemaker ,M ,T 1 j3-QV ' dw this year. This was his first year to coach at East l l Central. The team was led by Hve seniors, sixteen may juniors, sixteen sophomores, and twenty-three freshmen. Coach Slemaker said, The hardest A V M thing to do in wrestling is to pull weight. David A ,., Brown, one of the freshmen and a newcomer in ., , elif' to Nj wrestling, commented, I like it here at East Central - I like the coach. I t is great wrestling here. Our team sticks together and we really work hard. These boys have a lot of dedication. Wrestling I l4fSports Sportsfl 15 to rf V, ,., i t e , l? y ig, V . Mamet ' , VA, 'ffMH t f MQ to . . ' L - .,,. 5 Q as fl, J 3' My A . ' 4'-t L7 , 42' , J, , t , , J f 1 'I 2 ' 1 -W W , t if - , ,f .,., . ,, ff, ,, L V V' V ,K ,U A V 4 J ,fx I If . I ., wvmfur 'L 1 v fl' '59 'WL fv-f-vw vi: in f ,, W The junior varsity wrestling team made a good start this year. With twenty-three freshmen and sixteen sophomores new to our wrestling team, they had a large number to Work with. Beau Slemalcer, also new to East Central, coached junior varsity wrestling as well as varsity wrestling. He said, It is hard to work with all the guys in such a small room, but they work very hard and will never give up. I V. practices long and hard. They had a year Hlled with wearing sauna suits, running, dieting, spitting, and working out. I 1 6fSports Ca talinas , W .. sw..-::KTLZ.gzQ',,,,,...V ' Q I , f'5f-wi. rf3, z'f1 , Take a Journey in time with the Catalinas. This year the show was centered around the theme Time Travel. The show was March 14-16. , Catalinas practiced hard every day fourth hour, and occasionally on Tuesday nights for as long as - if sb: hours. They were coached and sponsored by Viiifig ,, . .wa 4 ,, . 'f ' fwfr 13 ' A Q' W . Mrs. Penny Thomas. The ofhcers were: Dona 1' 1 ,E.. , h Royse, activities chairmang Candace Thomas, f h secretaryftreasurerg Nikki Powell, vice president, H ' ' N L 5 Kim Davis, president. After spending all year i Pfavficing OHS SHOW, 211 that can be said is wt- W ' -' eval' 1' ....v:fff,.,,2gw 2.2 -.Vaci mm, .7 f'f'7fQ . ijflfill l 'practice makes perfect. Left to right, row 1: Heather Summers, Cherie Meredith, Nikki Powell, Julie Carner Kim Davis, Renee Carter Michelle Al 'song row 2: Dina Sneely, Darlene , , ll Cauthonp row 3: Sponsor Penny Thomas, Candy Schneider, Michelle Griffin, Regina Paul, Dona Royse, Candace Thomas. Left to right, row I: Julie Carner, Renee Tresnerg row 2: Coach Thomas, Stephanie Brown, .Iohnette Hull, Angie Philneck Sabrina Farris Deanne Thompson Kala Abbeyg row 3: Wendy Jordan, Paula Moser, Miranda Hovinghg not pictured: Danielle Balletto. The swim team was coached this year by Mrs. Penny Thomas. They worked long and hard sixth hour until 3:30 every day. The swimmers did a total of 3000 yards a day, and even more over w1'nter break. Having only three divers, it sometimes became a disadvantage in competition, but they scored so high it proved to be no problem. Who has heard of swimming with spirit? The swim team swam with spirit to the best of their ability every day. It takes a combination of ability, strength, dedication, and excellent coaching to put together this team. Swimming BS ,,, ...W-A - D01 . my ' ,W 5 e XI st f f een-:arg i H nsnanaxwx-l Q -2 ai NET T 'e g ' 1 ' Q' 'f MTF' 'K P' :if s'M K ' -an . Q 1 18fSports K x.-,...,. .--f- ,.,,.,-- I' ' - 1 .xv-rxfscwrwri ffl, ,ngxvargl r Q Q' Cf F46 fa ,,'n-ffvl' ' J rg EF' r vs 1 Q ,,,-5--,5-srargt gf -rrvrn, fufs'yu1spx1 tif- ff flu 4 vxrvrgrtltw filgf fr' 1 ,!f ,Q-UF i'asf:4 lx-E24 , ,K ,WJ UQ, 5, Qs Q. .affix Q K Caxasiaxfxaxz kit- 4' WML, f fs gm :ze gr: rp Q75 141 7 1 lr ' ,g 1, ,ci 9, M , , , 1,,-,,,m nt. . ,wmm t A , , ,f , E Y if Ei x A 1 x, . 1 t Q ya se xxx, M, l,,v,q Z 1 V1 A l 91 K I i ,Q J fi H ,Q M 8 1, '- . ' v we ' f , -, 511 il 'Y aw- , ' , , K 5, ' ,J . ., , , ,,,V,, .Q ,'if'f'? -J: ,Le ffm- - fs-as is ay. ,, WWA-tx-We ' , v mf 'W ff W :Q . c?Tva's:'i'J1-fr-11 'ai yy ., , . ,, ,,..,,,, ,.,, W WW ,,W,,,, in Ex , Q 1 ef ff' dr , 'Y 4 ,e'f , h, 2f W +- M, A.,, J -M H h like , M au Quan 'W Numa f' ,ffm-, -Wf W yffftf iildlilllml f,,, 'snail Left to right, row 1: Larry Martin, Joey Roberts, Mick Jackson, John Korzelius, Bobby Hiner, Brian Walker: row 2: Eddie McGraw, Joel Colpitts, Larry Cohen, Mark Darland, Mike Scott, Steve Bardin, Derek Maddux, Coach Thomas, row 3: Sean Thompson, Jeff Cook, Kurt Hannah, Chris Salinas, not pictured: Steve Schmidt. Left to right, row I: Mike Hepola, Pat Lannon, David Littlefield, Darren Stillwell, Steve Krokstrom, Ricardo Pacheco, Steve Perkins, Scott Johnson, Ron Knight, row 2: Coach Stauffer, Randy Wheatley, Tony Bizzari, Joe LeFlore, Daniel Ford, Gerald Leal, Bill Linn, Tony Gilmore, Doug Barnett, Brian Eddy, Coach Baker. This year's varsity baseball team was coached by Dave Stauffer. The team practiced every day during sixth hour and after school, sometimes as late as five thirty, The first big step for the team was on February eighteenth at O'Brian Park. They played a very long and hard one-hundred inning game against Rogers to raise money for the year. The team was led by seven seniors with eight juniors and four sophomores. Mike Hepola said, We can have a good year with a lot of work. Daniel Ford said it all with, Pray for us. ' Varsity Baseball T ,i t ff Xu, V fi ' I r g 4 y M , .1 gi T. t, - -f f , f s- 1 ' gi K fp. 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'zazzw ' , f asf Zkgfikxfa 'M ' W 1 X'f,,' Q ' ' f av ' 1F5'i5i'iZ 'MM lf N. in 'A ' Y' 1. , , A ' 'flsy ' - ,iw-Min: ' -K., ,gg W rf a K ,. . x r-N 3 f, vs -:f ' , . ,f ggi- , grit , W g Mg Left to right, row I: Matt Johnston, Brent Hampton, row 2: Harvey Bohannan, Steve Byrne, Kenny Smith, Jeff Martin, John .Richison, Brian Hines, Chris Fields, Derek Maddux, Jim Steward, row 3: Mike Frazier, Brian Bailey, Kenny Hartsell, Trey Wells, T W. Drullinger, David Thompson, John Peterson. This 1984 junior varsity baseball team was coached by Mr. Jim Baker. The team is mainly made up of sophomores and freshmen, with a few juniors. The team practiced long and hard every day. They were always seen running around the backstop for conditioning. These talented young men started conditioning about three months before the season even started. J. V. 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With twenty-sb: people and only four courts at the school, practice time was a problem. Coach Luce tried very hard to get in some one-on-one time with every player. The top players of the season were: Mike Blue, Brandon Oslin, Neil Jackson, and Minh Tran. Although We don 't have a country club setting for practice, H Coach Luce commented, we have a bunch of good kids with good attitudes. Left to Right, row 1: Frerrais Vo, Willie Stephens, Tina Morrow, Cassie, Batchelor, Rhonda Roberts, Yvonne Kennedy, row 2: Nhan Nguyen, John Boston, Mike Blue, Darrell Whiteside, Brandon Oslin, Troy Redman, Jimmy Cook, Kris Barrow, Brian Shields. Left to right, row I: Beth Lockwood, Kay Martin, Jessica Veliz, Marcia Gafford, Lori Hill, Kim Fiehler, Stephanie Ramerizg row 2: Steve McClure, Mike Barr, Craig Marutka, Darrin Wilson, Mike Fallen, Billy Ratteree. Left to right, row 1: Mary Thompson, Dana Fleming, Lori Russell, Lorrinda Gray, Kim Fiehler, Beth Thompsong row 2: Jolznna Helstron, Missy Eubanks, Carolyn Heiman, Tina Hayden, Tiffany Lateri, Angelique Andrews, row 3: Venissa Ferguson, Coach Roy Gage. 1 24fSports aww., ',4,f,,4,.L.t, ,i,a,e., -. Pais. ,Q--J 9' 0 V5 15 sn .K ,L t fre f er f ' -g 1 i'54?9E2?1fE??T5?3:2 f' r ' ' 1 yyw, x ffl 'T ff' r T e M my . 21 ' 2+,,3Jf14,.1L-995.1 ' - s 'T-law 'Z 2 A V1 - - 'sl fm- s ,n - 1 -1Ytf '1,1-.,, . -. A ,, g . K V155-,Q riigggga., K .l I - l , 'gwivfiiff' . ,,,,QLfA,. A , , ,L,,z QWWM 1'3 aasW,. T 'ffm X X A . , V sz. Q 4' ,. 1 Q . , . . 5 ft. ' Q M , W ' . 2 T ' '- ' . .7 . a ,nr J .J A : - . K ' -N law 1 ' ' all , -,, . ,. .Y . - ., ' .M - , 1 , .,......-S g. - . f -a ty , ff - g .. ,... . f. , . 5 . . . X .J-1, . , t V - - 6 it . ' ' fi ww ,, ., ' in h ,g K X -s, .1 ff-iw . - A - . , 4 ' ,, f . , . 1 i ,. . . A- -. ' at triwasfwm.th5?Xfgk33fa53QSgf'g 5 - , , ,gi M ' ' ' V . 1 S -' . N ff' ewes ,, T T 'MW . H' ff 'L 'K 'X ' , 'J ' ' - 'W ' .' - Y , 'YN av H if Q ' Asia P-ewf-e fffwi rf' fm? Q-1'fwfwff1f '- M T 'rt' Cross Conn tryf Track East Central s track and cross country team made a good showing this year. Coach Roy Gage and Coach Larry Ballard Worked the runners hard. They practiced every day sixth hour, as well as keeping in shape during their free time. Preparing for the meets was their main goal. They made a good Hnish in all fifteen meets. Track member Jeff Kreider, a junior, commented, We've had the best runners this year that we've had in quite a while. We had the best chance that we've had in years of Winning the 440 relay. Sportsf 125 Left to right, row 1: Arles Williams, Mike Gilmore, Curt Shoemaker, Brian Barnes, Kelly Lyda, Brent Stockton, Russell Spry, Julie Cra wsha wg row 2: Brian Reed, Randy Reed, Chris Crawshaw, Robert Crowe, Brent Gordon, Jay Gulley, Mark Butler, Bobby Welch, Todd Diaz: not pictured: Brad Cable. i 1 -E The East Central golf team faired Very well this l year. They practiced hard every day at Mohawk Park under the direction of Coach Doug Manning. - 41 This year the team had twenty-one people with V g only one girl, a freshman, Julie Crawshaw. The , ,,,g three head golfers were Robert Crowe, Curt xtgg ggigzgyglt I lg, ztt ' i lf'i Shoemaker, and Chris Crawshaw, all seniors. Chris commented, Our team has the best chance . A it has ever had at going to state competition. With only two tournaments and only Hve people , V competing in each tournament, its hard to be noticed. L,-... Golf 1 4 . , I 26 XS parts CLUB SPOR12 BOYS SOCCER: Left to right, row l: Coach Dan A ydelott, Steve Beall, Terry Roseborough, Ricky Younger, Mike Beymer, Craig Tull, Billy Hagbushg row 2: Dennis Wilkerson, Glen Williams, Greg Lewis, Cletus Grannon, Jimmy Halford, Randy Davis, row 3: Paul Byers, Philip Hoey, Brian Ansel, Richard Whitewater, George Eick, Chris Salinas. CL UB SPOR71 GIRLS SOCCER: Left to right, row 1: Renee Ryan, Shelly Ketcher, Lorie Russell, Kelly Mitchell, Kim Martin row 2: Mikelyn Carter, Mindy Shietzclt, Jamie Schell: row 3: Audrie Grannon, Larea Weaver, Lisa Hagebush, Coach Thelma Hagebush. SportsfI2 7 The class of 87 had a lot of bonds to break this year in order to adjust to highschool life. From the very Hrst day up to the last, they worked hard to Ht in, and they made it. This was the Hrst year for Freshmen to attend East Central, and even though it seemed as if they were being watched by the upperclassmen, they soon realized it was because the elders were just looking out for the baby birds. They had a Very close class this year because it was a big step forward for all of them, There were many activities especially planned for them such as soc-hops, pep rallies, and parties. A lot of growing up was done during the year of 1984 and a lot of new and exciting friendships were made. It was a year to learn and change with the usual ups and downs. Being a Freshman wasn't the easiest thing, but it sure was fun. l28fFreshmen Freshmen ulfvery bond you break ,, I... If--x mf NW X X ff ef Q.. YE' X K Y S . ..s. N , u 5? X .f-- -' 1' Shana Abbot Angie Adair Traci Aiken Clifford Allen Brenda Anderson Jennifer Anderson Mark Anderson l 30fFreshmen we at x xx X ,, s X A i iz ' 5 ' Q ,-e- L V-N . wx ia. , v fa ' 'wa - 0 I N' ' u K PN g' -. e 3 3 3 N Mx 5 as Q Q 5 - E T N RQ Q , r X 3 A N3 Q X X Nik it We 5' 3. ig W- .- 5 , xx 'Eg 1 3 is X 'S It . -cv Q x 4 ,2 1. . X ., ,QQ ' g gi . ,L gig. B as I Y 1 ' B a s o .. -sw to fm its I it ' Ns X ' 1. 5 3 -K sw -- L.. - . w , sk - atv- Larry Barnes Ricky Barnes Kerry Barnett Larry Barnett Larry Barnett Jay Barnhardt M 5 F tx 5 Q X Shelli Barrow Chuck Bensinger Stacie Blue Laura Bartelsmeyer Jeff Berkley .Ierry Bogart Cassie Batchelor Troy Berry Harvey Bohanan Mary Beede Jane Bevan Kelli Bohanan Ricky Beesley David Beymer Michelle Bolen Veronica Bender Tammy Bittle Mike Bolten Tom Bennett Dana Blake Yen Boone tz. 1 ' F11 ' fit ? k x ,..,.:f.,t-If in L, ' Q sian f E if l X. I W ix gk I v .1 X ' 2 fx . V K ' wk 3 x , .,m., . ,, Z li, as YI fx I i' 1 . . ..,. -, ,v gy, f. izazfsef , 1 Y f ' P Qi W ,Q ,y 's 5 ' ., N 4. Q, . r x . . , A at A . ..,., ,. ' 1 ififszsi . t -. g n, .vi , g K wan 2,-aw. , S Y wi' a ugur wr 3, Q 'T if ' vv- Q. 1 5+ Greg Bowles Christina Bracey Lynn Bradley Roy Brashears Kim Bray Pam Brimer Darren Brown . xx f David Brown Ken Brown Ton Burkes Y Patty Burnette Gina Burnely Michelle Burns Missy Bushnell E Mike Byford Steve Byrne Deanna Buehring Tim Cable Shannon Calico Tony Caldron Chris Campbell , s I az : V, . 3 ' I ' 1 f 2- D' Lisa Cannon Rachel Cannon John Cantcro James Cantrell Kristan Cantrell Julie Carner Rhonda Carrell Kristi Carter Shirley Carter Wayne Carter Darlena Cauthon Brian Celeste Robert Chance Terri Cheatwood Rodney Childress Marcus Childs Selina Childs Brad Chritensen Chris Christman Terri Cobb Mike Cole Dean Cooper Marla Cooper Lat Coppenger Shelly Cosper Michael Couch Tebra Coulston David Cox Freshmen f I 3 I v-.Q has ,p g X7 Mex V7 vo... Steve Cox Teraca Cox Vicki Cox Leticia Cozart Kevin Crane Julie Crawshaw Joel Crayton l 32fFreshmen ,X L- 1'0- Q-w X New -use if Y is K Sean Crossley David Cummins Brian Cunningham Michael Daczewitz Melinda Daniel Tina Dare Bobby Dowdy Steve Dawson Angie Dear Kim Decamp Greg Denney Todd Diaz Nick Digiaoomo Mike Dill Valerie Dix John Donaghue Harold Dotson Tommy Drullinger Dana Duerson Doug Dugger Angel Duhart Leonard Duncan Machelle Duncan Kristal Dupree Stacy England Dana Estes Shevaun Etier Melissa Eubanks .Iuli Evertz Mike Fallen Diane Fallin Tabatha Farmer Bobby Farris Sabrina Farris Andrea Fender Vanessa Ferguson Mike Fielding Chris Helds Darin Fletcher Jack Foshee Kenny Fox Adina Fowler f - ., tw Kg: gi tb K Todd Foxx Christopher Frakes Michael Francis Shenna Franklin Tim Franklin David Frederick Christopher Freeman Chalotte Fulap Travis Funk Christi Gale Chuck Gage Michelle Gardner Jason Garoutte Chrystal Garrett ' s Paul Giacomo Misty Gibbons Shane Gillette Dee Gilreath Darin Gleghorn Darren Gooch Brent Gordon Terry Gordon Shawn Gotcher Todd Gourd Jennifer Graham Billy Gray David Green Michelle Griffin t. it - :eq W attg zzf.. -- t V f Tricia Grona Tonya Guinto Jeanette Guthrie Leisa Hagebush Flaxen Hagen Shawn Hain Chuck Halford Jeff Halford Dana Harrison Hillary Hamilton David Harrison Sherri Hamm Kenneth Hartsell Angie Hamrick Andy Harwell Kandy Harker Chuck Hastings Carla Harrel Brian Hawkins Angela Harris Jay Hawkins Freshmenf133 Q .t .v1,, ,,- .A. , E, Q u 1-.Q ,mWm.,: J Q ,, , t as 1m1.1,U.1:,, ' . . 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X News ,af Johnna Helstrom Donna Henderson Stan Herrman Ken Hervey Robin Hill Shawn Hilton Brian Hines l34fFreshmen Melissa Honeycutt William Hoskins Kay Hoover Cattie Hopkins Gary Hopkins Bruce Hopper Diana Hornbeak Tommy Horvath Greg Howpe Chera Hull Karen Hull Terry Hutchins Stephanie lnkanish Shania Isom Ursula Iverson Debbie Jackson Deena Jackson Seline Jackson Jacci Jackson Teresa James Karen Jeck Shane Jennings James Jewart Cindy Jones Chris Jones Dale Jones Tammy Jones Chris Johnson Julie Johnson Marilyn Johnson Tom Johnson Tim Jordan Michael Joseph Mitch Kannady Larry Karr Kurtis Keener Scott Kellogg Elizabeth Kidder Don Kimery Robert Kinkade Keith Kirk Tammy Kirste ' wp, H-35:38 a i ef S .4 at it ev. X' f Q77 , Y 'X . l, 3 'QL 5 Y Perris Knight John Korzelius Dan Kotthoff Hope Kraft Shelly Ku Ed Lacie Vikki Lancaster Danny Landreth Greg Lane Theresa Lankster Joe Larkin Chris Larum Sonya Lawrence Lisa Lewis Darren Lightfoot Michelle Mack Ryan Linn Derek Maddox Marla Lippard Allan Logan Wileda Logan Jackie Lynch Chuck Macaw Mitch Maddox Heather Madison Kim Magni Paul Mainer Jason Maloy 4 , Scott Manley Steve Mann Bradlee Marick Joyce Marion Natalie Marrs Duke Martin Kay Martin Larry Martin Lee Martin Susan Martin Kendra Martinez .lane Mathias Michael Matthews Tommy McCall Keith McCaslin Daniel McClain Jerry McCloud Dave McEll1annon Michel McKinney Terri McMullin Guy McNitt Freshmen f I 35 'CK fmtiiejt :. F x Usa X 1 if 4' 2 , 5 M 1. . N X id f 1 K 1 Q Y . , s ' 5 'Cx wr in K 4' New .-use X' I 1 f Q1 1 'J C 'K 09211133 - 1 ' X -. ., 1 . 'S . -- is -. si at ve H m 'S-Q .,,t. Vanida Meksavann Judy Milner Kim Metloclr Leslie Meyers John Miles Matt Miller Michael Miller Richard Milliser 136 fFreshmen Kristi Misenhelter Jeff Moffett Dennis Morales Kris Morales Cindy Moran Chris Morgan a- QR of N Misti Morgan Tim Morren Johnny Morris Monica Morrison Tess Morrison Kim Mudd Erin Murphy Pam Murley Tracy Murphy Debbie Negrete Gary Nelson Thomas Nelson Pat Newgent Clay Newton Elizabeth Nguyen Hung Nguyen Linh Nguyen Nhah Thanh Nguyen Thai Nguyen Tiffany Nicholson Teri Norris 59941-iw Henry Northcott Bryan Olson Deanna Norton Jon Nuendorf Carl Oakley Robert Ogle David Oldham Mechelle Oliver Lance Osterhout Len Dell Overstreet Brian Owen Corey Patterson Regina Paul Kristine Paulk 'Q' -. fx .1 'L . wx, 1 R' ' . lb , P f , ,3 ?1 ARM We ' 7 K' ,gf -- . 1 13- , get - 55 r if x X fig Y X 'vb t is ag QM. , .ff fi ' -Y x 3 E s ' 6 X wr f 1 . , if ' , , Y X, ' 'E E t ,, Q . . WE... ' 1 .. I in . 1' S I, Eddie Petherick Ronda Peters John Peterson Chris Pettigrew Curtis Phillips Dorea ther Poole Andy Portteus Alan Potter Hallie Ramey Brian Potter Mike Rash Robert Potter Robert Ratterree Timothy Powell Kathy Ray Lora Price James Rhue Diana Puerta Shelly Rice Yvette Purvis John Richison Jamie Roark Mark Robbins Dayna Roberts Joey Roberts Perry Roberts Chad Robey Linda Robinson ! -av. Mike Rockford David Rogers Ronda Romans David Roof Tina Rosales David Ross Mac Ross ite 'fin f ix S. I Q fm- , We - - at to , x .szfif 1 Ft , ' ,Ae J I Mark Ross Melissa Rowe Shawn Rule Melanie Running Sandra Running Mike Russell James Ryan I T 'wx , is Jennifer Patton Billy Paxton Josh Payne David Peal Karen Pearman Stephanie Perryman Teresa Ryman Freshmenfl 3 7 ' P 52353 f'.f:i'EiS?f ,Q ,. 2 1 .QR ' 'N X eggs S i i+ tgp f ..., Ax b by JELSWKWQZLQ ir 5- wv- -.Mt J :seg erik: ,315 . , I 5 1 I X K t an 1 .. F Q s at.. 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Q .1,., - a X t , :Pi W' I Pamela Shew Bryan Shields Nm Skalla Jason Simmons Chris Sisson Calin Sitter Johnny Sloft Chris Smith Deborah Smith .lad Smith Kenny Smith Victor Smith Jeffery Sokolosky Lisa Soto ww? an Vg' . ,R .3 T A . 2 we Valerie Sparks Suzie Spencer Ryan Sperry Randy Starr Kendra Starr Jennifer Staley Jeff Stevens Jim Steward Lisa Storey Heather Summers Linda Suter Brett Sutton Jennifer Sweet Robert Swindel Darrold Tannehill Deborah Tate Jeff Taylor Paula Taylor Greg Tebow Nancy Teehee Janet Tennyson ,ga-U .Y ' ug A N X X ik k K Q35 VY X -t fsf n s fe - , V L X Q as N 31 Q x -3 'K r K ok if 5 R260 1 saw fl ., -we vp X Q Pl ' 'E NY' 31,25 B 5 t 1 ' ,m z I I .sl 11:1 rl 'Y by Nl Tho Thai Larry Thomas Shawn Thompson Wvian Tibbs Reuben Tiger Lisa Todd Cau Tran Tanya Trotter Mary Trude Londa Tucker Doug Turner Fred VanBuskirk Lisa Van Fossen N E vw. 1 fi 'Ov i John Varshay Wendy Vaughan Rance Ventris John Walker Scott Walker Malea Walls Julie Warne Robin Waters William Watson Paula Webb Tim Webb Tammy Walker Jeff Weddle Kriss Wilson Robert Yerton Trey Wells Tina Wilson Sherry Yingst Ross White Dena Wolfe Brian Young Richard Whitewater Cheryl Wright Tricia Zane Billie Wilson Jay Dee Wright Timothy Zicker Brian Wilson Christy Yarborough Ray Zuniga Freshmen fl 39 Bonding together . . . East Central had a new addition when the doors opened on August 29 - freshmen. Being the lower class, freshmen entered with many nervous smiles and much respect for their upperclassmen, which lasted all year. N 'W-. l40fFreshmen ' P aegi- flvflgg 52 A was D5 sa: X t fp ,X 'W Q W Li as 2 'fi iz K ' X 2 5 4 Hr sf A ff f 1' N 15 Sig Ne ' K . K, ' Ma ff f Freshmen were very active and participat- ed in many activities throughout the year, Keeping up with the others, they showed a lot of spirit for the Cardinals, They are looking forward to the year 1987. fA g ,V r t 'fl s ffiifinff! 1- 4. Sleepy heads and tired bodies staggering into the bustling halls of East Central certainly made a very perfect sight for the alert few, who had sentenced themselves to be seen and heard While at Work studying their academics. Some found themselves trapped by the predestined measures of discipline for crossing the boundaries set forth by big brother, such as: do not admit lists, counseling for the hopeless, and at last resort a dreaded suspension. Every word of instruction which was spoken by our learned staff was heard by their faithful subjects in detail, never missing a thought or syllable of instruction. Yet, in confusion you were heard asking? What did you say? You didn't hear? But they heard every word you said! The students of l984 were a group who were Watching, yet they were watchedg they listened, and were heard! I 42fAcademics Academics hhawwwfmwm 66 99 Every word you say Q Board of Education The Tulsa Public School Board of Education is a governing body comprised of a elected group of Tulsa 3 concerned citizens. Under the guiding hand and leadership of Superintendent Dr. Larry Zenke, the civic minded board tackled problems that rose up in the following school year. Our economic difHculties with state and federal funding for public education posed severe difticulties for our schools, While working and making decisions through the last year, this group was watched by the public eye and took care to do its best. Dr. Larry Zenke School Board members, l. ro r,: Ray Conard, Judy Eason Mclntyre, Joni Sclzietzelt, Gary Watts, Walter Hushbeck, Marjorie Dougherty, Vernon Hobbs 1 44fAcademics '-QL Dr. James M. Darland in ,4 This is a unique year. The additional class at East Central has marked a year for you that will not be repeated. Yes, you ha ve been watched, for there were some who felt that we would not succeed. Our problems have been anticipa ted, solutions tried and we ha ve established a good beginning. The leadership of each class will be challenged to develop plans that may serve as guidelines for the classes that follow. Together we Hnd solutions and move on toward a better future for our school, our community, our staff and our students. Principal A cademicsfl 45 Mr. George Dorsch 5, ,.,f V..- ,Aww- Behind deslcs, stacked with papers that contained the day's Work, sat Assistant Principals Larry Smith and George Dorsch. Mr. Smiths duty was to take care of school and student activities. He often found himself caught up in the daily routine of withdrawing students, and clearing lockers. Mr. Dorsch was quiet and secluded and often seen with his pipe while reading and overseeing the years curriculum. He also helped the counselors when they needed it most! Mr. Smith and Mr. Dorsch worked together to bring a successful year. Assistant Principals 146jAcademics Mr. Larry Smith ...RW fiwwi Iwannah Bonnaha Shirley Dalton Pat Holder ounselors Some of the Hrst people you saw when you enrolled at East Central were your E. C. counselors. That counselor became someone you could trust and depend on when you were in need, The counselors of East Central dedicated and committed themselves to their jobs. Helping the education process continue by giving advice became a pleasure in which they could sacrifice their time and experience to approach a situation. They recommended us for honor roll, helped with our scholarship, and straightened out problems between staff and students. 'I if Sammie Kendall Sam Whisenh un! Academicsfl 4 7 Business Education The Business Education department started off the year with six returning teachers. Subjects covered by the teachers were: Business Management, Cooperative Ofhce Education, Accounting I and IL Law Education, Notehand, Ofhce Machines, Shorthand, Recordkeeping, Typing I and II, Office Procedures, and Introduction to Business. The department completed a successful year. Once again Ernestine Pierce headed the department to oversee all Business Education functions in and out of the School. Hats off to a job well done! Oleata Bohall Jean James Roger Lefler 148fAcademics iff' Q ...nv Ernestine Pierce Valdene Sands Luberta Waters Academicsjl 49 'X ra i , Rm A ' Q:-f 'ti' . 54252133-glf H4 . . , S . .N K 5 t Jan Armstrong Larry Ballard Norma Davis Tx Linda Dobie Ruth Hatton English is a necessary subject for the future. It helps us in all Helds when if comes to Hnding a job or choosing a career. If a student can dedicate himself to the class, it can become interesting and very rewarding. These teachers contribute to us by helping us to understand more about how to act, how to write, how to talk, and how to deal with what will come when we graduate and move on. This class will beneHt students more than some really realize. English is an extemely important part of our lives. Excelling is rewarding. nglish I 50fAcademics 'N v' awww Judy Holt Julia Hope Antoinette Jackson as Ee Atta iss I -N-. NX F Ex x L Jackie O'Bar Velma Payne Nancy Richardson Nw, I . H V UQ x i 1 Q ,L +R c 3? is Y K gs R ZW., wi ff i M wg its X.-k, - Jim Stevens Pat Summers Betty Tidrow no M451 - ,A- s f, Academicsfl 51 Drivers Education The Drivers Education students consisted mostly of sophomores. Studying driving skills through book work, learning to operate the simulators, and driving the department cars, helped them prepare for their driverls permit, and later their licenses. It also taught students how to prevent accidents, and how to deal with them. lnstructed by coaches Jack Kreider and Doug Manning these drivers education students found this particular class a fun and enjoyable way to improve their on road experience. e A 1 N15 H if ifff g 1 A' f 'A 1 A itfyl 5. 555, what I ff K,-... 'nv' i 2 ,f ffm an Q .lack Krieder Doug Manning wwf' I52fAcademics -BEEN PRESSURE? 5rTEREHHNEE uNFnnNHTlDi!i.oi ami' stun FIB UDHHIHIT RED 'H 1113 ,rg -2 Ji if i ,,. tai? Ei -,Y zo ia 'tw J! H gi g N M 3511 g4i 1i,gl2Qzgtf'l,LLt 5 fi wp., .all ig J : '31, , . ,. -1 , ua.. , , . me Z i.tii'ss,:1fz:gg 2 h.., . ' , , if ' V. '--,. ' , X: fijk ,ff W ,yy , 5, ' fi., Iva. ,,,, . 3 ' t by ?5!fTWM?i? 5' 'A' fig aj . vp..,...N irq Camille Wean Georgiana White , t r ,du-sr Art is an elective course for interested students. The art department is directed by Georgianna White and Camille Wean. Decorating the halls with different projects, the art classes contributed to our schools environment, Different classes offered include: design and color, studio art, general art, and arts and craft. Any student interested in a career involving one of these, had the perfect opportunity to study details of their choices. If the student wished to receive more advanced training, Vo-tech offered courses. Art AcademicsfI53 Sandra Asante Nancy Biggerstaff Karen Fritz Clarence Nails The cooperative work study program consists of tenth, eleventh, and twelfth graders, The tenth graders attend academic classes all day, while the eleventh and twelfth graders attend school hallla-day. Three hours a day are spent either in a vocational training program or receiving on-thejob training. East Central is one of the few high schools in Tulsa to have a Work Study Program. We are very privileged to have this program in our school. There are seven teachers on the Learning Disability staflf Clarence Nails is the Department Head. Work Study Programs I54fAcademics , i 4 , A T' X Q , xg ,s K .g ,, A , ,.., ,, ti, -1,5 ? - 5' 1 ' W U Eil'fw:imL,,i' as 5? if ' its TF Jan Richardson Brenda Summers Annie Mae Walker li 'MM CMG' K . X MBP w 1 X 'S' q .+ . b I F un- ag ,,. f I- -. . as xx Y Sk - my K la V' 5 s :X we 3. is X v ft '38 rs f xg? f X g X ,gm N Q , 5 1 Q fa Q Suzanne Pharr Kendall Schulte Pat Summers ia..- Foreign Language The foreign language classes here at East Central are Spanish, French, German and Greek. All clubs held their annual foreign language weekg every day something new and original happened. Through the week the students would wear buttons and T-shirts representing the classes. They also had an open house for the faculty. Foreign language classes are a help in college. Some universities require at least a year of a foreign language to be accepted. There were four instructors teaching foreign language. Mrs. Pharr was Department Head. Acadmeicsflii he X H Q -f, an Ei ffm- -i-if 5 Q . 'S ., f 1 Q's. 'x . K X Home and Fanul y Life fvxi a sg is eiii lf? K .4 4' ' X f' ni? sr Home and Family Living helps teach teenagers what to look forward to once they are out on their own, and helps them to Hnd the best choices for the most important decisions they'll face in life. It includes lessons on dating, marriage, adjusting to divorce, living on your own, and budgets. In the spring the Home and Family Life students put on a very realistic mock wedding with all the trimmings and delica cies. There were guests of the bride and groom, tuxedos, formal dresses, a reception and even a wedding cake. l 56fAcademics we--N-My . as Q, f JoAnn Burnley Lucy Spear Camille Wean ,,.f,m Doshie Chandler Ellen Deucker The library has always been a great place for quiet study. Of course, its filled with a large variety of fiction, non-Hction, religious, historical, and science-fiction books. The library has special areas of reference books that come in extremely handy for those research papers. Not only is it a place of study, but it 's a place to relax for pleasureable reading. Anyone can find almost any information they need to include in future reports they may be Writing. Doshie Chandler is the librarian, and Earleene Rhoades is the library clerk. Library and Media Academicsf157 Preparing students for careers in such Helds as selling and welding was the job of the Vocational Education Department. The Four Vocational Education instructors trained each student in courses such as: Distributive Education, Market- ing, Fashion Merchandising, Vocational Welding, Industrial Cooperative Education, and Photo- graphy. Students participated in classroom work and also received on the job training after school. Margaret Byrd headed the Vocational and Industrial Education Departments, Vocational Education I 58fAcademics 125555 Q l- '3 , 7 ,. ,V Jimmie Johns Argene Reedy 'fe L. Howard Black 'SW' 2. :we-Sees -ff-fire 1 :-few M RQPFQ -aflffwwgg w.,wt..a sa . . . sm A' ,V ..... 33 VG gf KK Q as? ' J ,EQ ., A s ,.... If 3, K. a xg' Y as as f Mike Smith . I Margaret Byrd Debbie Davis Gerald Harmon Mel Martin Industrial Education The Industrial Arts Department moved through the school year training students in such subjects as: Woods I and II, Wood Finishes, Electronics 1 and II, Metals, Drafting I and II, and Vocational Machine Shop. There were four returning teachers to E.C. With the addition of the ninth grade last year at E.C., Argene Reedy taught all freshman students. Department head, Distributive Education Instructor, Margaret Byrd took care to see that every function of the Industrial Arts and Vocational Education Departments Went smoothly. Academicsf159 Math Math is a necessary subject for the years to come. It helps us all in every kind of field in our job future, If a student knows his Hgures it can become very interesting and rewarding. These teachers contribute a great deal to our future and our jobs. These math classes will benefit us a great deal more than what we realize. Some of the math classes offered at East Central are Computer Math, Personal Math, Business Math, Geometry, Algebra, Intermediate Algebra, and Vocational Math. Mr. Luther Younger was the Department Head. Jesse Alsobrook Tom Bomholt M K , k,.., t te .1 E ' ,. I 60fA ca demics E5 , , fi Ez? ...Saw by ff I 3 e I Q Gail Broyles Shirley Cottrill L.D. Hale Karen McBay Houston Rowley James Sparks i '47-'37 Luther Younger Mary Ziegler Academics! I 6 I gig' In 2 Physical education is a class that specifically deals with the body and the way that it operates. It is a Htness class that will help to keep us in shape. These dedicated coaches give us a variety of different sports to participate in during this class period. They help us to learn how each activity is played. During the year, two physical Htness tests are taken to determine ability and duration. After these tests are completed we should know how the class helped. The physical education department was staffed by seven instructors. Eddie Dyer completed another year as department head. Physical Education 1 162fAca demics Jean Dowdy Eddie Dyer Mark Gibson Harvey McDaniel Ray McGill Beau Slemaker Penny Thomas Jim Baker Larry Ballard Roy Gage Jack Golden Jack Kreider Leon Luce Varsity Athletics The varsity athletics department devoted their playing time to competition which proved to be a successful ploy. There were seven returning coaches for the '83-'84 school year and season. Each coach taught academics or classes the Hrst four hours of the school day, and then coached sixth hour. Some of the sports offered are: tennis, baseball, basketball, swimming, football training, Weightlifting, softball, soccer, wrestling, track, golf volleyball and cross country. The varsity team attracted students of all sorts from E.C. Coach Eddie Dyer headed the department of physical education and varsity sports. 1' Doug Manning Dave Stauffer Academicsfl 63 Science The Science department at East Central holds a large staff of qualiHed educators. This years department had a total staff number of ten. Three of those eleven, Audie Bradshaw, Leo Engles, and Betty McDaniel, were new to the staff Heading the department was the Chemistry teacher, Pat Ward. Course offerings this year included Biology, Chemistry, Earthscience, Gener- al Science, and Physics, Science is not a required subject to be taken all three years. However, many East Central students take at least one science course per year. 164fAa'1demiCs W' y We 9 Audie Bradshaw Louis Crossley Leo Engles Walt Lambert Betty McDaniel J fr .. ff:i.3f2fgs5?E5 . x . Q , 13 r Qi! K gt If -E555 3 2 F . qw V I' I 1 Max Matheson Sydney Snyder Dave Stauffcr S9 si S' Marilyn Yoachum ,.5. . . Q. Jim Baker Jane Benson Roy Gage .lack Golden Jim Kurilko The term Social Studies at East Central encompasses a wide variety of subjects with alarge well-developed staff Course offerings included World History, United States History, Psychology, Sociology, Bank Education, Applied Economics, Oklahoma History, Modern History, and Ancient and Medieval History. Twelve teachers completed the Social Studies staff with Jim Baker, Jane Benson, Cathryn Flushe, Roy Gage, Jack Golden, Jim Kurilko, Leon Luce, Wilma Millier, Robert Owen, Ken Schulte, Gary Shannon, and Ray Sparks. Social Studies I 66fAcadcmics Leon Luce 1' ,MS f ,,w,z Wilma Millier Robert Owen Ken Schulte .fy N ,fm , +A. 0,5 K was...-z -4-,.,E . 'Q Q T x N 3 si' 'XL Q 3' N YH? -155 ' , My Gary Shannon Ray Sparks Acadcmicsfl67 Support Personnel u The East Central support staff includes the cafeteria workers and custodians. One of their duties is to prepare and serve the cafeteria food for those students who cannot or choose not to leave the school at lunch, The custodians duty is to pick up and clean the cafeteria and make sure that the building is presentable. A special thanks should go out to these employees for their support and help throughout the year. They are indispensable to a good school, and help make East Central the best of all schools around. EV v V H.. .,,. , ' f. , ',...--- - , ' V. in 4 2 if H ef 'V 4 .' fd F I e mhlsukh' ,, V T A' . - Vs! ' .1 I-1 9 -QL. .Q Q' 'elrltlt 5' w,,,,.H we I , Q Q T , Ruben' Head Willie Honaker Bob Sneed s s 4 1 at . .l .,,.. . ' U .177 ff 32 11,5 ff Left to right, row l: Billye Chrisman, Jane Jackson, Helen Morgan, Hester Cole, Pat Carter, Helen Hickman, Bernie Simmons, Joyce Toneyg row 2 Wauthena Wilkenson, Coralee Smith, Norma Rohmiller, Juanita Newsom, Ruth Hammond, Lois Turley, and Dorothy White. I 68fAcademics , .f if?-f'-3. June Aldrich Sue Baker Selma Beair Virginia Dipboye Nurse wg-My Q12 Beth Gage Dell Hougland Barbara Jenkins I Mary Laughlin Earlene Rhoades Mary Shievers 1 S Polly Farlow Cindy Flowers The East Central clerical staff worked hard to keep the school ofHce in order and assisted in keeping the school flowing smoothly. Clerical support staffs at E.C. include the secretaries of the principal and assistant principals, registrar, schedule revisions, attendance, clinic, requisitions, and the bank and bookstore personnel. Without all of these people, East Central would not be able to uphold its tradition of smooth flowing and trouble free processes. New to the staff are Sue Baker, and assistant registrar Polly Farlow. Aca demicsfl 69 n dedication to . . l, aaa as , Q. . .,'- NL.: Q . gif- , , .- as e f s 1' . Q 1 K Q',, 3 S' 5 2 . . ' iii: -- .se as ' ' lf sat., in 'gg 1 -gg . ki 4 -...ef , kr ti ' t . gi! ,V later Ng? 82332 Mrs. Valdene Sands 1 70fAcademics For 38 years classroom walls have echoed with the energetic voice of Mrs. Valdene Sands, an instructor who has given a new meaning to the word perseverance. Mrs. Sands was born in a small rural town of Clayton, Okiahoma. She received all of her elementary and secondary education in the local schools until May 1943. Three days later she enrolled at Southeastern State College in Durant, Oklahoma, Mrs. Sands in- terrupted her college education with just 54 credit hours behind her. War broke out in Europe and her only brother became an instructor for Boeing Air Craft. Feeling the need to get out and see the world, Mrs, Sands went to Seattle, Washington and worked in a factory burring airplane ribbs. During that same year, she was contacted by her school superintendent at Clayton. He posed a question which would affect the rest of her hte. She was asked to return as a teacher to her elementary alma mater. Mrs. Sands accepted the job. She taught elementary school through 1945, and she became the Pushmataha County school lunch supervisor. Four years later, someone unexpected appeared in her life. George, a childhood sweetheart, returned to propose to his Valdene. George and Valdene Sands married on June 10, 1947. In 1948 their first child was born and named Wiliam Myron L Valdene began teaching at Battles, a small town outside of VWlburton, Oklahoma. George helped the school s track team win first place in Latimer Court. When Limestone schools heard about Georges coaching talents, they hired both of the Sands and gave them an increase of thirty dollars a month. They accepted the offer. While at Limestone, the Sands worked on their degrees at Southeastern State College, until they began teaching science and business at Clayton, the Sands hometown. Mary Bess was born during the ehght years that the Sands taught in Clayton. In 1958, the Sands moved to Tulsa. Valdene was assigned to Central High SchooL and George to Wilson Jr. High. Immediately thereatten Valdene was asked to be assistant sponsor of the Red Feathers . There were seven sponsors who devoted their time, and received no reimbursement. After Mrs. Sands had served as assistant sponsor for two years, she was promoted to head sponsor ofthe pep cluhfcheerleadmg team, In 1964, she became Senior Class Sponsor at Central: she reluctantly accepted it because of the love she felt for Red Feathers. In 1970, Mrs. Sands rooted herself into the foundations of East Centralg she requested a transfer to East Central, as Mr. James Payne, principal, had been both George and 'Valdenels ninth grade science teacher. That same year she became the student council sponsor, and has remained so every year since. I've tried to make this the best school in Tulsag which it is, remarked Mrs. Sands. Sands has served as vice president, and secretary of TCTA, and served as representative of Tulsa Teachers Immediate Assistance Club for East Central. The future holds many activities for the youthful Mrs. Sands. She plans on fishing, traveling, and hopes to master the skill of golfing. Square dancing, a lifetime hobby of the Sands will be continued throughout their retired life. Sands plans on working harder for her husband and wants to be a better mother for her children, children-in-ia w, grandchildren, and also her puppy, Annie. She believes that this will keep George and her off the streets. I love-East Central and I hope that I have shown it. I just ask that the great staff we have here at East Central continues to encourage the Cardinals to fly number one. I will always remember Cardinal Land with pleasant memories. man s 73 , , t K, ee- , , 3 -.9 c its z Q 1 ,Q e ft L Yester-year you breezed into East Central High School and since then we have never been the same! You ruled hom the 5th floor to the basement qwitiz a toss of that red head and that big smile. You 'feel that the world is not a playground it is a scliooi room. Life is not a lwlidayg life is an education. And the eternal lesson for us all to learn is how better we can serve and love. Like all lessons, we learn by ceaseless practice. That is what all those Miss East Central, all those Mr. East Central assembiies, all those homecoming ceremonies, all those ballot counts and all those dances were, practices of love. You have learned your 1 lessons Well and passed with great dignity. You leave us to continue our practice. We will strive to be as conscientious in our practice as you have been: we will strive to be as loyal a Cardinal as you have been. To honor us, and to recognize your devotion, we have but one request: Will the real Miss East Central please stand upLU - Doshie Chandler. 'Valdene Sands is a personal kiend, who has exhibited dedication, concern and caring for the thousands of students she has taught and counseled durhzg her teaching career. She will be greatly missed. - Rodger Lcfler. - , , V Vaidene Sands is a remarkable lady. One who will always rernaln Teternaibf.. you:-1g1 in-heart and soul. -- Wrginia Dipboye., ' V Mrs Valdene Sands has been making good things happen for the East 'Central faculty and student body lor' fourteen years. -- George Dorsclzt , Academicsfl 71 Some 1984 East Central students were well Hwatchedl' by many people this year, as they took their talents to higher limits. They invited eyes to wa tch H them express music and dramatics at its best. The nights they sta yed H dedicating their time and effort showed throughout each performance, As each presentation led to audience enchantment, the actors, artists and instrumentalists became established among the well watched , Our Perform- ing- Arts students gained conHdence in themselves, as well as achieving a better understanding of course skills in Drama, Chorus, Band, Technical Theatre, Orches- tra and Jazz Ensemble. From the beginning of the year and through the middle, people Uwatchedl' them express their feelings about the Arts in every play, and show their ideas clearly until the last song of the year. E. C. was glad they stayed. I 72fP forming Arts Performing Arts 66 99 Every night you stay Left to right, row 1: Carl Nutt, Gerald Epperson, David Kelly, Kenneth Slattong row 2: Scott MacDonald, Beth McVennon, James Miller, Dwayne Pollcg row 3: Charles Pogue, Kevin Mayfield, Bob White, Jimmie Stevens, Gerald Wilson, Kenneth Williams. Left to right, row I: Anita Daniels: row 2: Traci Sumnerg row 3: Lisa Van Wassenhove, Lisa Chirkisg row 4: Kyle Kisselburg, Dona Royseg row 5: Daniel Ford, Robert Foster. Technical Theatre g Technical Theatre is the class that is responsible for the scenery of the school plays and the Ensemble Company presentations. They began their work early in the morning painting different types of scenery, glueing together fragments, which later became houses and sometimes forests. Mr. Randall Blair was the instructor of Technical Theatre and is also the director of all the plays we Watched We appreciated the problems the class conquered to bring us the settings which enhanced each show. 1'-aiu.. Randall Blair 1,2 V! 1 74fPerforming Arts Jr. Sr. Class Play The Senior and Junior class play, Teach Me How To Cry was presented on December I and 3, 1983. The play, which is set in the spring, was about a young girl misHt, who meets a boy who is also a misfit. Together they become one, they End happiness, meaning in life, and secret love, until the boy has to move away. The cast included Danielle Balletto, Emily Portteus, Melinda Upton, Traci Sumner, Cherie Meredith, Kevin Thompson, Lisa Chirkis, Carol Owen, Ron Schooler, Steve James, Lisa Van Wassenhove, Bob Driscoll, and Todd Cutter. Performing Artsfl 75 The Warrior 'S Husband In the country of the Amazons, women were the rulers and leaders while men were their servants. The delightful comedy, The Warrior's Husband, relives the Greek myth, that of Hercules and one of his nine labors capturing the Girdle of Hippolyta, the Amazon Queen, The freshmanfso- phomore play included I4 freshmen and seven sophomores. Hillary Hamilton, Travis Brooks, Angie Philbeclc and Eric Celeste played the exciting lead parts. The cast as well as the stage crew gave us something special to watch,'. A iffy. is I3 1 E xx , ' was 8? T 1,99 95232 A ' 31 A A131 'Y Ft it 3 .. 7 Mei A txk if I 76 fPerforming Arts Rashomon Rashomon was a play regarding a crime and truth. With three settings at one time, a police court, a forest and the Rashomon Gate, the stage had all around action. The cast included six Thespians, Kyle Kisselburg, woodcutterg Robert Foster, debutyg Anita Daniels, wifeg Lisa Van Wassenhove, motherg and Danielle Balleto as the medium. The show also included, Barry McCoy, priestg Jeff Morison, wigmalcerg Robert White, samurig Chrissie Felzky, wife and Dana Fleming as the medium on the second nights performance. bk 6 A Performing Artsfl 77 Ensemble Company The Ensemble Company presented many plays this year. The Hrst being Bloody Jaclc'Q written by Tim Kelly, which ran on October I9 and 20. Daniel Ford, Robert Foster, Anita Daniels, Barry McCoy, Gerald Epperson, Jeff Morrison, Sunna Chapin, Lisa Vanwassenhove, and Dana Fleming starred in this delightful mystery, On October 26 and 28, Danielle Balletto, Kyle Kisselburg, Chrissie Felzlce and Bob White presented the mysterious and confusing play, Veronica ls Room written by Ira Levin. lim I 78fPerforming Arts 'fb df' Performing Artsfl 79 Left to right, row 1: Chrissie Felzke, Darla Barrow, Pam Westover, Kent Barrow, Bruce Mills, John Cantero, John Miles, Jo McMichael, Sheri Beaty, Marill Waters, Mrs. Sandra Ha yes, row 2: Sandy Ford, Melissa Hill, Shelly Ketcher, Fred Harris, Russel Applegate, Tony Gilkey, Robin Pennoyer, Brenda Morgan, Rhonda Roberts, row 3: Susan Koch, Sally Nutt, Robert White, Tony Jarboe, Mary Sislc. Not pictured: Don Holt, Toris Macaruso, Denise Muelce, Robert Overstreet. Concert Chorus The 1984 Concert Chorus was well watched , from Fall until Spring. The Fall Celebration with the Glee Club was the starting point of the year. Expressing the beauty of Christmas at area churches, the Williams Center Hotel and the Williams Center Forum, with the Glee Club, were special performances in which the chorus loved to be viewed. In the school auditorium on January 20, the Pop Assembly was the Hrs! presentation in which the whole school watched . Their new choreography, the bright dresses, the coal black tuxedoes and an added guitar, played by Don Holt on Eye of the Tiger , was what remained in the minds of those who watched, The chorus then traveled to nearby junior highs to perform contemporary music along with an added surprise. The Broke Brothers, a comedy band including Bob White on vocals and Don Holt on guitar played a version of Wild Thing and a blues tune they wrote called Busted, Come May, the chorus will be watched during their Spring Concert which will be performed in the evening. During the 1984 school year the chorus sold m6'cm's, calendars and cookie pies to help them pay their way to Six-Flags on May sixth. l80fPerforming Arts , I Glee Club Left to right, row I: Tessa Thompson, Sonja Roberts, Billie Wilson, Cathy Scranton, Melissa Rowe, row 2: Mrs. Hayes, Gina Cowan, Darlene Cauthon, Traci Aiken, Rachel Pittman, Jamie Green, row 3: Angie Philbeck, Sharron Johnson, Sandra Running, Denise Bell. Not pictured: Leann Baisden, Kay Martin. The Big Red Sound marched for our school this year. The band performed at the home football games and in the Christmas parade in which they took Hrst place. They also won Hrst place in the Fair Parade Competition and second place in the Class A March-A-Rama. In May the band traveled to Enid for the Tri-State Music Festival. The drum majors were Lisa Hamilton and Kevin Left to right, row l: Drum Majors: Lisa Hamilton, Kevin Thompsong row 2: Mr. Hill, Brian Young, Steve Kisler, John Henry, Anita Drummond, Jad Smith, Bobby Kincaid, Michelle Gardner, Scott Fiehler, Kim Fiehler, Gerald Epperson, Matt Donaldson, Steve James, Pat Vandertook, Chris Sisson, Joe Larkin, row 3: Michelle Bolen, Kathy Scranton, Shelly Rice, Rhonda Romans, Alana Nichols, Elizabeth Code, Terri Hillis, Carrie Adams, Melinda Upton, Darla Barrow, Emily Portteus, Sabrina Thompson, Julie Vanwassenhove, Sally Nutt, Donna Nolan, Dana Moyer: row 3: Stephanie Brown, Debbie Weirich, Michelle Harris, Curtis Rampp, Jimmy Christman, Rhonda Hintergardt, Carol Owen, Lisa Vanwassenhove, Chera Hull, Vicki Cox, Nancy Teehee, Amy Mann, Laura Enos, Michelle Clement, Jimmy Cook, Kelli Knight, row 5: Nikki Powell, Michelle Roof, David Beymer, Jeff Dill, Lisa Rogers, Mike Dill, Sean Doerr, Todd Cutter, Josh Payne, Phillip Hoey, Chad Robey, Kay Hoover,' row 6: Anita Daniels, Erin Passmore, Paul Byers, Darren Lightfoot, David Oldham, William Long, Richard Gordon, Chris Rogers, Robert Armstrong, NA, Sherri Hammg row 7: Tina Bolten, Jimmy Cogdell, Kevin Crane, Staci Tolbert, Bob Linn, Jimmy Halford, Desmond Cervantez, Dennis Barnes, Bill Wyatt, David Harrison, Mike Canter, Lisa Todd, row 8: Julie Rodenma yer, Russel Applegate, David Frederick, David Phillips, Gary Hunt, Ron Woods, Brian Cunningham, Brian Finley, Robert Foster, Carrie Foster. 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Wind Ensemble Left to right, row l: Kevin Thompson, Rhonda Hintergardt, Lisa Vanwassenhove, Carol Owen, Amy Mann, Melinda Bersch, Curtis Rampp, Julie Vanwassenhove, Michelle Harris, Erin Passmore, Michelle Rooti Donna Nolan, Carrie Adams, Emily Portteus, Lisa Hamilton, Melinda Upton, row 2: Anita Daniels, Lisa Rogers, Todd Cutter, Darren Lightfoot, Paul Byers, David Oldham, Staci Tolbert, Mike Cantero, David Phillips, Jimmy Halford, Bill Wyatt, Desmond Cervantez, Bob Linn, row 3: Mr. Hill, Brian Young, Scott Fiehler, Pat Vandertook, Gerald Epperson, Steve James, Matt Donaldson, Robert Foster, William Long, Richard Gordon, Robert Armstrong, NA. 185 Left to right, row I: Mr. Hill, Teresa Tilton, Lisa Rogers, Todd Cutter, Jeff Dill, Leticia Cozart, Mike Dillg row 2: Kevin Knick, Pat Vandertook, Bob Linn, David Phillips, Desmond Cervantez, Dennis Barnes, Gary Hunt, Bill Wyatt, Jimmy Halford. Jazz Band l86fPerforming Arts I l a 9 Z ii! rch es tra Left to right, row 1: Hoang Nguyen, Julie Rodenma yer, Pam Whitener, Amanda Whitewater, Diane MoAward, John Donahue, Jennifer Sweet, Ronald Reed, row 2: Selene Jackson, John Horn, Lisa Todd, Laura Nelson, Melinda Upton, Emily Portteus, Kevin Thompson, Rhonda Hintergardt, Carol Owen, Lisa Van Wassenhove, Julie Van Wassenhove, Todd Cutter, Curtis Rampp, Jeff Dill, Lisa Rogers, Mike Dill, Andrew Portteus, Joe Larkin, raw 3: Dana Moyer, David Oldham, Darren Lightfoot, Paul Byers, David Phillips, Bob Linn, Desmond Cervantez, William Long, Richard Gordon, Robert Armstrong, NA, row 4: Brian Young, Pat Vandertook, Gerald Epperson, Scott Hehler, Matt Donaldson, Steve James, Mr. Hill. Left to right, row 1: Elizabeth Code, Rhonda Romans, Kay Hoover, Alana Nichols, Shelly Rice, Kathy Scranton, Tina Bolten, Darla Barrow, Terri Hillis, Sabrina Thompson, Sally Nutt, row 2: Laura Enos, Jimmy Christman, Michelle Clement, Stephanie Brown, Chera Hull, Chad Robey, Phillip Hoey, Josh Payne, Sean Doeu, Ron Woods, David Frederick, Brian Hnleyg David Harrison, Jimmy Cogdell, Kevin Crane, Dennis Barnes: row 3: Debbie Weirich, Nikki Powell, Jimmy Cook, Deanna Norton, Vicki Cox, Nancy Teehee, Russell Applegate, Chris Rogers, row 4: John Henry, Steve Kisler, Joe Larkin, Mike Scott, Tony Smith, Jad Smith, Bobby Kincaid, Chris Sisson, Anita Drummond, Kim Fiehler, Michelle Gardener, Mr. Hill. Concert Band l88fPerforming Arts ,M V -,ggmfl an 'Film N3'libSS'f5w'3fg Performing Artsf189 I 90f Closing 66 44 have . ' sf'5,i4fV7i7l:3Y' V 1312151 izimlmwn if4v?'f1-Vw, 2 : ., 1 j 011 Can't You See If 'ABig Brotherv was watching in 1984, he saw the cardinals in open flight, with wings outspread and heads held high, In an astonishing number and variety of honorary, academic, performing, organizational, and sports oriented activities, the students of East Central invited any to Watch', them stake their c1aims,', take their breaths , make their movesv, take their steps , break their bonds , belong , stay their nightsf ,ff ff' x N . -. ,f M -. f yi , M -ff Mr 'sky AM ' x ' .QM Y Y Closir1gf191 We 've been wa tehing you say their Words, and make their plays. Oh Can't You See what a menagerie of wonderful and varied Cardinals there are. Our differences are what makes it possible for us to retain our precious freedoms. These differences prevent anyone from totally controlling our society to the f+1Ktgzstse1 1 92X Closing point of losing liberty. Turn your Video spies and cameras on Big Brotherg we were proud to be watched here at East Central in 1984. Our freedom flights were captured here only. Evans, Stacy 11 Hehler, Scott ll, 182, 185, 187 Flatt, Randy ll Ford, April ll Ford, Daniel 4, 6, 11, 12, 25, 28, 32, 34, 40, 41, 42, 65, 72, 96, 99, 104, 174, 178, 192 Forst, Henry ll Fortney, Mike Foster, Robcr Freeman, Sa 4 Garcia, Jose Brad 11, 191 Jeana 11 ,A Gates, Steve S11 1 Q' Gibson, Kim'l1 5 Graham 4Allisqn 11 VL Grant, gable Ili - Richard ll Brett 11 65 , 41, 172, 174, 175, 178, 179, 182, 185 Maxey, Kent 16 McBee, Barry 16 McClain, John 16 McClead, Eddy 16 McCloughan, Troy 16 McCombs, Lynette 16 McCool, Billy 16 McCormack, .Roger 16 27 McCormick, Connie 16 McElrath, Desiree 16 McFall, Teresa 16 McGough, Traci 16 McKeown, Debora 16 McVennon, Beth 16 Merutlca, Craig 17, 72 Meter, Steve 17, 72 Meulte, Denise 180 Meyer, Mark 17, 104, 106 Meyer, Steve 6, IZ 65, 96, 99, 104, 106 Meylink, Melissa 17, 18, 42, 65, 67 Hovingh, Miranda 17, 68, 118 Mitchell, Kelly 17, 127 Mobley, Christy 17 Beymer, Mike 8, 69, 127 ' Bell, Kevin 8 Benton, Alan 191 Berkley, Lisa 8 Jeff Bjorkman, Jimmy 8 Black, Suzanne 8, 18, 28, 41, 65, 71,72 jr . B1ncxiw-nn, Roosevelt,-8. 25, 41, 91, 96, 99, Blue, Wke 8, 18 6 f Bollinger, Tanya 8, 67 Bolton, Edith 8 Boucher, Steve 8, 74 Bowen, Lawanda 9, 66, 69, 71 Bowlin, Brent 74 Boyd, Mark 9, 13, 28, 41, 42, 60, 66 Brackett, Angie 9, 94, 110 Britt,Barbara 9 Brock, Terri 9 Brown, Denise 9, 27, 78 Brown, Eddie 9 Brown, Sylvia 9 Brown, Tab 9, 74 Brummett, Connie 9 Bryant, Sheryl 9 Butler, Debbie 9 Burnette, Robby 9, 72 Butler, Tammy 9 Cantrell, Jarrett 5, 9, 37, 65, 76, 96, 99 Moore, Rich 17 Moore, Susan 17, 25, 65 Hall, Lannette ll Moore, 7-any 17 Halstead, Michelle 11, 75 W Dore' Tyla, 17 HHHH1- 55111219 7- 14- 111- 41- ' ?T oran, Allison IZ 78, 79 Hamilton, Lisa 14, 19, 23, 41, I8 3, 0,g,,,, S,,,,,,y 17 4 Hamilton, Lori 14, 41, 66, 72 x osleyy' Tracey 17 Hnnnn, Shelly 14, 41, 60 1 , ,,I,,,,' DM, ,7 Hado, Jerry 14, 74 necks, Denise H3mP1U1'- Brad 14 nlnns, Jennie 41, 60, 65, 68 Harmala, Jennifer 14 5 urphyy nm Mt,-'T Harrington, Kelly 14 ycrs' Katie 4, 17, Harris, Michelle 14, 185 1 ' Harter, David 14, 65 Y' cel, Tina 17, 57, 110. 119 Hartmen, Eric 14 Cvlvy- THU' 17 ,,,A , 1' Head, Damon 14,74 .1 1' L ESFUC- A118013 ' Henry, John 13, 14, 66, 72 ' - Ja- eil. Cindy 17 Herron, Kip 14 avyen. Hoang 70, 137 Higgins, Gina 7 14, 18, 71 1 -5 svyvfl. Phuvne Hillis, Terri 14, 41, 71, 182, is - x , . suyfn. Taye! 1 ' Hint,-, jay I4 , -- 92, holas, Jonatha Htnln-gmt, Rnnnua 14, 66, 76,,,1 -, , ss, 187 vis. Berry 17 Hodges, Patrice 14 if ' W4 17 1 Holden, Cory I4 7 ' Olson, 9' - 4 Houston, Bill 14 Howe, Michael 14 7 ,, Howland, Diane 14, Hudson, Brad 14, 71 Casillas, Brenda 9 Casillas, Linda 9 Cass, Lesley 9 Cervantez, Desmond 9, 182, 185, 186, 187 Chambers, Stephanie 9, 61 69, 71, 77 Chaney, Eva 9 Chapin, Robert 9 Chau, W Hung 9 Cherrington, Kevin 6, 9, 28, 30, 41, 42, 92, 96, 99, 147, 192 Childress, Whit 9, 41, 65, 66, 70 Christian, Debbie 9 Christian, Rochelle 9 Clapp, Jay 9 Clapp, Laura 9 Clark, Brian 9, 74 Claunch. Steve 10 Clemens, Scott 10 Collier, Toni 10 Constantine, Lei 10 Cossey, Kelvin 10 Couch, Lisa 10, 41, 110 Cowan, Gina 10, 181 Cowan, Susan 10 Cowdery, Robert 10 Craven, Debbie 10, 65, 72, 110 Crawshaw, Chris 6, 10, 41 Crowe, Robert 6, 10, 28, 41, 60, 65 Dake, Deshawn 10 Dallenbach, Troy 10 Daniels, Anita 2, 10, 72, 174, 175, 178, 1 Davenport, Debi 10, 12, 18, 41 Davis, Julie 10, 67 Davis, Rochelle 10 79, 182, 183, 186 Hughes, Greg 14 fa. , alfa-:jig Hunt, Gary 14, 186 Q7 1 Huynh, Janet 14 F' 5 7 ' 1 Ezfff- 7 Iams, Jerry 14, 27, 34, 41, 42 Ingmire, Marie 14 Jackson, Neil 14 Jackson, Ron 15 Jackson, Wade 15, 67 James, Steve Z, 15, 41, 67, 70, 175, 182, 185, 187 Johns, Sharrie 15 Johnson, Eric 15 Johnson, Kelly 15 Johnson, Michelle 25 Johnson, Shawn 6, 15, 28, 32, 96, 99, 190, 147 Jollifli Linda 15 Jones, Dale 15 Jones, Shawnna 15 Jones, Stephanie 15 Jordan, Wendy 15, 118 Kays, Jeri 15, 18, 75 Keirsey, Richard 15 Kelly, Nanci 15 Kennedy, Yvonne 15, 69, 71, 79 Ketcher, Shelly 15, 122 180 Kirkes, Randy 15 Kissclburg, Kyle 15, 41, 60, 65, 172, 174, 177, 178, 179 Kite, Cende 15 Koch, Susan 15, 75, 180 Krokstrorn, Steve 5, 6, 15, 27, 611 191 Lallin, Debbie 15 Lahmeyer, Steve 15, 104, 106 Lannon, Pat 13, 15, 28, 31, 42, 65, 72, 190 Large, Tammy 15 Leadford, Robbie 15, 73 Da vis, Tonya 10 Denton, Chuck 10 Douglas, Cheri 10 Douthitt, David 10 Driscoll, Bob 10, 70, 175 DuHart, Carol 10 Dunbar, Una 10 Duvall, Jeff 10, 68, 191 Ebersole, Kim 10. 71, 73 Ledford, David 5, 15, 19, 65 Lellore, Joe 15, 27, 29, 31, 65, 72, 96, 99, 193 Lerman, Lisa 15, 41, 79 Little, Lisa 16 Littlefield, David 16, 29, 31, 41, 96, 99, 192 Lloyd, Donna 16, 27 Locke, Steve 16 London, Alayna 16, 75 Long, Tammi 16 Eddington, Sharla 10 Edwards, foe 6, 10, 18, 29, 30, 34, 41, 65, 94, 96, 99, 191 Edwards. Leesa 2, 3. 6, 13, 42, 78 Eick, Shelly 11 Elkins, Steve Il Enos, Laura 11, 75, 182, 188 Epperson, Gerald 2, 174, 178, 182, 185, 187 Erichsen, Scott ll Evans, Scott 11 Evans, David 11 1947lndex Lowe, Jason 16 Lowry, Doug 16 Lu, Ron 16 Macaruso, Torio 16 Mainer, Robin 16, 67 Malone, Lesa 16 Marks, Jamie 16 Martin, Kim 16 Martin, Randy 16 Matheny, Rhonda 16 Owen, Cain IZ 41. 52170, 72, 175, 182, 135, 187 1 T 20 . Paeile, Tnnxatxm- Parks, Stephanie 20 7 Lauri 4, 13, 20, 68, 72 Payne, Terry 20 Peltier, Paige 20 Pennoyer. Robin 20, 79, 180 Perryman, Jim 20 .Rayne Peters, omg 20, 41, 65, 66, 76, 104, 106 Pettigrew, Louis 20 Phelps, John 20 Phillips, David 20 Phillips, Robert 20 Phillips, Teresa 20 Potter, Cheryl 13, 20, 67, 69, 72 Power. Judy 20 Prather, Shelly 20 Priddy, Jeff 20 Queretaro, Tamara 20 Reed, Angel 20 Reed, Jodie 20 Rhue, Angela 20 Rice, Lori 20, 67, 72 Riley, Jennie 20 Roath, Doug 20 Roberts, Cindy 20 Robinson, Rick 20 Rodenmayer, Jimmy 20 Rodenmayer, Julie 20, 67, 182, 183, 187 Rodgers, Lisa 20, 187 Rose, Ron 21 Roy, Dawn 21 Russell, Lori 21, 67, 127 Ryan, Anita 21 Ryan, Renee 21, 41, 67, 71, 127 Salamon, David 21 Schmall, Gary 21 Schmidt, Steve 21 sam, Marla 19, 21, 65, 78, 191 Scott, Rick 21 Sellers, Craig 21 Searcy, Cheryl 65, 72, 102, 103 Shahan, Joni 21 Shaw, Mark 21 Sherburn, Stacy 21 Shiell, Sherri 21 Shirley, Barbee 21 Shoemaker, Curt 12, 19, 21, 25, 28, 37, Shoemaker, Kathy 21, 75,78 Short, Becky 21 Shorter, Brett 21 Shreve, Robert 21 Thurman, Sherry 21 Sikes, Kelly 19, 21, 41, 68 Silva, Greg 21 Simmons, Gary 6, 21, 99 60, 65,72, 96, 99, 104 Sisk, Mary 21 Smiley, Brenda 21 Smith, Cliff 21 Smith, Shele 21 Smith, Steven 21 Spencer, Cheryl 22 Spencer, Robert 22 Springer, Latricia 22 Spyers, John 22 Stauffer, Rod 22 Stilley, Jamie 3, 7, 22, 75, 78 Stillwell, Darren 22, 27, 65, 96 Stokes, Sonja 22 Stone, Tracy 22 Studer, Tommy 22, 28, 32, 6.2 96, 99, 190 Suter, Beverly 22 Swolford, Mike 3, 22, 65, 78, 96. 99 Swope, Steve 22 Tag, Lynne 22 Tarwater, Michelle 22 Taylor, Glen 22 Teague, Elisa 22 Thau, Fu 22 Thompson, Brett 22 Thompson, Darren 19 Thompson, Eric 12, 22, 72, 191 Thomspon, Kristy 22, 65 Thompson, Kevin 7, 22, 175, 182, 184, 185, 187 Thompson, Patrick 22, 68, 78 Thompson, Paul 3, 22, 65, 70, 78 Thompson, Richard 22, 106 Thompson, Steve 13, 22 Thompson, Tessa 22 Tilton, Teresa 22, 67, 186 Toles, Tirra 22 Toney, Michelle 13, 22, 37, 41, 63, 102 Tolz, Mike 23, 68 Toynton, Jennifer 23 Tran, Kieu 23, 41, 62 76 Trickey, Paula 7, 23, 28, 30, 65, 75, 78 Triplett, Jaci 23, 41 Tucker, Rodeny 23 Tunnell, Jimmy 23 Turner, Jerry 23, 75 Turner, Sherri 23 Upton, Melinda 23, 41, 67, 70, 175, 182, 185, 187 Vandertook, Pat 23, 27, 182, 185, 186, 187 VanWassenhove, Lisa 2, 23, 33, 41, 70, 72, 174, 175, 185 Vick, John 23 Thanh - Vo, The 23, 41, 70 Walters, Norman 23, 66 Warren, Renee 23, 41, 79 Watkins, Lynnis 12, 23, 41, 42, 60, 67, 72 Webb, Woody 23 Wegner, Linda 23 Weir, Eric 23, 74 Welch, Debbie 18, 23, 65 Wells, Reggie 23 Wendell, Cindy 23 Westover, Pam 23, 180 Wheeler, Carl 23, 75 White, Bob 23, 27, 41, 42, 174, 177, 178, 179, 180 Whilener, Pam 23, 187 Whiteside, Darrell 3, 78 Whitmire, Shelly 3, 19, 23, VWlder, Troy 23 Williams, Williams, Williams, Williams, Willia ms, Willia ms, Williams, Will yard, Carl 23, 71 Connie 24 Elizabeth 24, 65 Freda 24 Lucinda 24 Sharvon 24 Tim 24 Shelly 24 Wilson, Jeff 24 Wilson, Tammy 24 Wilson, lan 24 ,lfSGse,.Kathy 24, 41. ,67 24-f 5-MP2, ll 24-. 67 fWurst,'Wendy'24, 71, 78 Wrarqnqsia 24,'4i, as, 70 1 YSKO' 'Riley' 755 . 24 ,xy Yqfrng, 'Brien 24 Yv11tis,,,M0fk 24 ' Qlfouugf Stews' 24 Younger, Ricky, 127 75, 78 Junior Index 177, 178, 182, Ball, Mike 46, 65 Barneg,Deb12ie 46 Barnes, 1inaV46 Barnett, Doug',46, 34, 120 f Barr, Sean 46 Barrow, Kris 46 Bass, Han1tf46 A Baytes, rom 46, 31, 43, 192, 65 , I ' Beaver, Jan 46 r Beal1,,Steve,46, 71,127 ' Beck, Christy 46' 5 ' Behl. Barbara '46, 69, 67- I Bl-irsclz, Me1irtd8'46 Bittle, Penny 46 i Biztari, Tony' 46, 120 Black, Roosevelt 46 Bohanon, Carlton 46 Bolen,.lVHchelle 46 183 Bornf'Mike 46,, ' ' Boulanger, Angie 46 Bowles, Larry 46 Boyles, Sheila 46' , , k Brashears, Karen 46,5 102, 65 , Breecher, Martin 46' ' Breedlove, Taresa 46 Brewcr,,Janet 46 ' Briscoe, 'lim 46 Brown,..Annette 46, 75 Brown, 'chris 46, '71 Brown, 'Christene'46 Brown, Daina,46: A Brown, Erin 46 Brown, Larry 46 Brown, Lisa 46 Brummett, Mark 46 Burke, Lori 46 Burke, Rodney 46 Burns, Sherri 46, 110, 102 Burrell, Maurio 46 Buser, Paul 46 Byers, Paul 46 187, 185, 182 Byford, Joetta 41 110 Cable, Brad 47 Calisto, Alfredo 47 Cantero, Mike 4Z 185, 182, 180 Carner, Gena 4Z 75 Carpenter, Vicki 41 31 Carter, Dain 47 Carter, Joyce 47 Carter, Mikelyn 47, 102, 67, 127 Casillas, Phillip 47 Champlin, Don 47 Chapill, David 47 Chapin, Sunna 47 Chaplin, David 47 Chau, Gary 47 Chau, Tom 42 72 Chirkis, Lisa 47, 175, 67, 70, 72, 73 Claniett, Carl 47, 117, 104 Clement, Michelle 47, 188, 71, 72, 73 coday, Ron, 47 Collins, Sherrell 47 Coiharg' Shelly 47 Cohen,fLan'y 47,'119, 72 Connerffiohn 47 Q Cooke, Shelly 347, ' l Coop,iSteve 41 114' Abbey, Kara 46, mi, 721-7s Adams, Carrie 46, 1851, 182 Adams, Gary 46 1 '- Anderson, Shelley 46 Anderson, Yvonne 46, 73 Armstrong, Larry 46 Badgwell, Madeline 46 Bailey, Don 46 Cosper, ,Loren 47 Carney, Sheri az or 7- Coueh,'-Cindy 47 -,'7' Covey, Dor11en747 f cox, Demos 47, 79 Car, 47 ,crabgfgeiwstephan 47 g 111' fgunnigllldm, Chad -47 , ,. :riff f.'f 47, 186, l8Z 17251854 182 Dawoaiggteve 14 I '- Dailehbach, Debra 41, 67, 75 Daiig, Bob 47 f 'i - Darrough, Medea 47 Davis, Kim 47,'117, 71, 72 Day Wayne 47, 114 Dean, Tony 41 72 Deerdofli Lorri 47 Dehar1,'Chuek 47 Dickson, Steve 47, 100 DiGiacome, Janet 47 Donaldson. Matt 47, 187, 185 Drake, Joel 47 Drummond, Anita 47, 188 Dugan. Sean 50 Duncan, Don 50 Dunn, Stacy 50 Easton,-Joe 50, 117 Ehle, Jerri R50 sick, George 50, 127 Ellis, Vicki 50,68 Ellison, Deana 50, 110, 65 Endicott, David 50, Essary, fLisak'50,g.75 F311-ieaijisearf so , V Felzke, Chrissie 50, 43, 171 180 g' Fender, Chris 50 Fleming, Dana 50, 110, 177 Ford, Sandy 50 Forst, Ann 50, 69, 72, 73 Fout, Tony 50, 72 Fulton, Charles 50 Francis, Ronnie 50, 67 Franklin, Sheila 50, 72 Gaines, Lisa 50 Gallagher, Alison 50, 60, 65, 67 Gafford, Mareca 124 Gibson, Roshan 50 Gilmore, Mike 50, 65, 71, 126 Gonzalez, Lesli 50, 102 Grady, Ellen 511, 79 Graham, Candy 50 Grannan, Cletus 50, 127 Gray, Gaylin 50, 67 Green, Jamie 50 Greer, Clay 50, 43 Griffith, Chris 50 Gross, Michelle 50 Hagebush, Billy 50, 127 Hahn, Denise 50 Haines, Paul 50 Hale, Mark 50 Halford, Jimmy 50, 186, 177, 18 Hampton, Billy 50 Hamilton, Mike 50 Hamm, Julie 50 Hampton, Billy E, 50, 117 Harding, Maurice 50 Hargrove, Robert 50 Harper, Anna 50, 67, 75 Harris, Denise 50, 68 Hartley, Conda 50 Harwell, John 50 Hasting, Kelly 51, 67 Hazelrigs, Danetta 51 Hayes, Kent 51 Heiliger, Tracey 51, 75 Helling, Tammy 51, 66 Hendrickson, Rick 51 Henry, John 51, 188, 66 Henson, John 51 Hepola, Mike 51, 43, 120 Hibdon, Kim 51 Hill, Jeff 51 Hill, Lori 51, 124 Hill, Melissa 51 Hines, Benjie 51, 114 Hoelzer, Jill 51 Hoover, Darren 51, 78 Horn, John 51, 187 Hoskins, Dean 50 Howland, David 51, 72, 114 Hudson, Janet 51 Hughs, Charles 51 Hulse, Vicki 51, 66 Hutchison, Cindy 51 Hutchins, Mary 51 Hutchins, Tra 51, 65, 75 Jabara, John 51 James, Harry 51 Jarboe, Jeff 51 Jenkins, William 51 Jennings, Don 51 Johnson, Larry 51, 72 Johnson, Scott 51, 120 Jones, Gary 51 Jones, Jerrie 51 Kadel, Jamie 51, 193, 65 Kahl, Mark 51, 67, 72 Kaiser, Russell 51 Keith, Radona 51 Kelly, David 51, 174 Kelly, Ray 51, 114 Kidd, Barbara 51 Kiser, Craig 51, 72 Kisler, Sieve 51. 188 Knick, Kevin 51, 186 Knight, Don 51, 66, Knight, Ron 51, 72, 120 jgff Koehring, Tracy 51, 62 75151 Kraft, Lana 51 ff' Kranz, Kim 51 Krause, Heidi 54 Krieder, Jeff 54, 191, 65 Lacey, Ann 54, 75 ,Laegen Keith 54 414135, Lieu Thuy 54, 72 1, Liindrumg Carla 54, 75 ' fllitngston, Teresa 54 Langston., Terri 54 Lateri, Tilgrly 54 Lear, Geratofsa, 120, , L2v,1Q45i'54i - Leafkivrv 54, t L'W!SfG'rea'ifL r ,eeaziiersg Robert Linn, aiu sr, 120 Linn, sou 54, isa. Logan, Audie 54 1 Lowe,,Soott 54, 66 Q ' Luster, Mike 54 David 54 Scott 54 if if 1' Pittman, Porter, Clarence 55, 117, 104 Portleus, Emily 55, 33, 187, 175, 61 72, 185, 182 Powell, Nikki 55, 43, Price, Rodeny 55 Purvis, Tony 55, 72 Pilkington, Misty 55 Petherick, Marie 55 Puerto, Dian 55 Phariss, Jason 55 Phelps, Peggy 55 Phillips, Peggy 55 Phillips, Scott 55 Picard, Kip 55 Quinn, Ruby 55 Rainey, Kelly 55 Redricks, Lamarris 55 117, 188, 71, 73, 182 Reed, Brian 55, 65, 126 Reed, Ronald 55 Reeves, Scott 55, 72 Remington, Tony 55 Redman. Rickman, Troy 55 Keith 55 Richardson, Mike 55 Richards, Riley, Sa Roberts, Paul 55 ndra 55 Sherri 55 Roberts, Gary 55, 72, 114 Roberts. Roberts. Rhonda 56. 68, 123, 180 Sonja 56 Smith, Gary 56, 114 Smith, Robby 56 Sneed, Angie 56 Spcn Daniel 56 K CCF, I ,.,gSPiven ,St-360,56 ,W ,5fYf'l'?X-4i?'2Y756' ft Y ,, , ,5,,,,, ,. S .1 5- sa ' ff 1 Q31-':,i H 415258 ye, I 1,411,581 ,Mi ,a 8 4 , Stegleman, Lisa 56 f Stelanofll Steve 56 j Stevens, Jim 56, 174 1, 364 5 1 Summers, Donna 56, 781, -W if 2'f'4 'WW Sumner, Tracy 56, 175, 66, 72 Sweet, Martin 'vayef cm: ss' ' 1 Taylor, Jennifer 56 Taylor, Scott 56, 66 Thai Xuan Tlzicn 56, 72, Thomas, Amy 56 Thomas, Becky 56 114 Thomas, Candace 56, 117, 68, 69, 71 Thompson, Florence 56 Thompson, Mary 56, 75, 124 1Tppit, Jeff 56 Tolbert, Stacie 57, 185 Toney, Maria 57, 43, 110, 102, 65, 72 Tran, Mimi 51 72 Trang. .loe 57 Trang, Ton 57 Treat, Greg 57, 65 Tresner, Renee 57, 118, 75 Truong. Phong 57, 67 Tull, Craig 57, 66, 72, 127 Vaught, Nicola 57, 75 Veliz, Jessica 51 67 Vick, Shannon 57, 67, 70, 72, 73 VanOrsdal, Reid 57 Walker, Brad 57, 72 Walker, Kim 57 Walker, Tweedy 57 Watts, Brian 57 Weaver, Larea 57, 127 Weidman, Lisa 57 Welch, Wayne 57, 67, 72 Whitewater, Amanda 57, 187, 127 Wilkerson, Dennis 57, 127 Williams, Brian 57, 114 Williams, Dawn 57 Williams, Glen 57, 70, 72, 127 Wilkenson, Tammy 57 Wlson, Darren 57 1Wlson, Leslie 57 VW1son, Loretta 57 VWlson, Russell 57 VWsdom, Terry 57, 114 VWse, Sue 57, 75 Woodrufli Phil 57 Woodson, T 1 57 Wyatt, Bill 51 185 Soph om ores Sophomore Index Abbott, Shana 82 Adair, Mark 82 Adams, Diane 82 Akers, Michele 82 Allen, Leigh Ann 82 Allison, Michelle 82, 117 Anderson, Michelle 82 Ansell, Brian 82, 127, 68 Aydelott, James 82, 79 Bailey, Brian 82, 122 Bailey, Kerri 82, 62, 65 Baisden, LeAnn 82, 181 Baker, Richard 82 Baldridgc, Greg 82 Ball, Sherry 82 Robinson, Greg 56, 72 Roland, Suzanne 56. 75 Root, Michelle 56 185, 182 Roseborough, Terry 56, 43, 61 127 Royse, Dona 56, 111 69, 71, 72, 77 Rueda, Martha 56 Salinas, Chris 56, 119, 66, 72, 34, 127 Sanders, Eddie 56 Savant, Shawn 56 Schietzelt, Mindy 56, 127 Schmidt, Crystal 56, 75 Sehaoler, Ron 56, 175, 68, 72 Scott, Robbie 56 Shackleford, Craig 56 Sharber, Kenny 56 Sharpnack, Jerry 56, 65 Shay, .Hmmy 56 Shields, Johnny 56 Shoemaker, James 56, 72 Shreve, Steve 56 Simmons, Carmen 56 Slatton, Ken 56, 174 1 96fIndex Barr, Michael 82, 124 Barrow, Kent 82, 1 Bascue, Vicki 82 80, 108 Batchelor, Angie 82, 62, 65, 67 Bayouth, Teresa 82 Beaty, Sheri 82, 180, 72 Bedinglield, Brian 82 Bell, Tonya 82 Bernal, Elena 82, 68 Bertelle, Lynette 82 Bethea, Thomas Bevard, Carolyn 82, Black, lWeki 82 67 Blackwood, Shawn 82 Blake, Cindy 82 Blankenship, Ronda Blass, Kim sz 82 Bolton, Tina 82, 183, 182, 188, 102 Boman, Vickie 82 Bontemps, Maqorie 82 Boston, John 82, 68 Bowlen, Travis 82 T 0.Y 32 . 4 1 , Jan 82 A Q e, Rob 82 . Q Travis sz, 176, 79 f.,P'I1iSG 32 ez, iss, 182, Vikigyzpg V 32 A sf F . - - . .,,, , fl 1451015 MM ,gblsa 1 tatlisan' '. 1 --s-bAf at MT '- a, 1, 921' -' fm Cant! 1 Ninya 837 Carl!-iK5.YrRq4l ya if w ea M, X f at X12 :,fwfm.s 9 1 s W1i5'5-ia Y A ,vei-'X N an , ,f5ig.,:g,a-,..,.s.f,- . '. f, .,:1Q ' 3?-?f'l' Qi-aff Mi' 12 151 Ent. 'S A 1 -iii' .1 -,. 3 Wx, . 3.f5571.:5'5i,,f5-W A ' . sa, g-,g!E4!v-5495555YS-lffiflpgfz'rfgfsyzfviz:-, ,151 ' , 5' ' tii. 1 CwKf,il6!fii??5ff!i2M3 'ilif 188 fffzfgxf 5 wma as EQlQreSsQQEKdly sa L Garey 83 April ss, 67 '1Utiirie,.Bradley as fffDgr11ax5QMark-aa, 119 ibbaigmigkaaayas, 127, 79 ?fl??iY?i'lDHf61lsfl?? fflligkson, Jameslrg-3 ....., .. l,ii?3LliQl-inda 33 Damon f5?baSsaafcff , 1 53- 83- 1007 -83 y Q Qir Q'-1. 'YZ'2:iiI'f-feicuff' fl if' :EW 4 1' is :H -fsf ft 1: ,fi ,.,.,f ., , ,we aw 51.51 :ge 33'-izff, 2115, 53 ',1-Jw afe',f.,.' of: - Foster, Frazier, Gaghins. Garcia, Garcia, Garrett, Giacomo. Gibson, Gilkey, Gillette, Gillum, Fonda Anthony Renee 84 ,,Haeker, Angie 84 1 gall, Christina?84 Q tzmpton, Brent 84, iklganey, Jennikr M1-Hanson, Lisa 84 1 .5 Harding, Malissa 84 Harker, Charles 84 Harker, Tammy 84 Harris, Fred 84, 180 Harrison, Kevin 84 Hayden. Tina 811, Hayward, Dale1s8.5QV-VJ00, 114 Heidenreiter, Mg1f1Q85, ,V100, 72 Kam' .5451 ,lil fH'1'f 1518114 55 1 'L ' i ,1l6l'ldCl'S0'?i,-153111013-5 I , lsigi? ,iff f 18904015094fT'?l81ii3i3W! ', ' 'E lf' , 1 53. fH'P'?lr Cl!WdFfF321?95 f34-91114 1:1713 , zlieraid, Dawnijf , ,,-V , ,,., V Ihtriks, Carl1i i85ff'g Q 7 ' ,, ,Hilti Andrea 35, as Q Hiltvni' Jimmy,-e5,, ,100 f , IHi14vn,B0bb5f',,85, 119' ' 'ma ev 'Jeff 1:5 5 , , ,s 'HQey,gi'1i111nrs5, 182, 127, we , , H011anmomenss5, 1005 . .Hol1away,,Billy 85. 1- flidlmei, Vicki 85, ffl 1Horbatb, Joe 85 108 Hoskinson, Chris Si '100 House, Penny 85, 176 Howlett, Chris 85, 100, 72 Hull, Johnette 85, 118 Human, Tammie'85, 62, 65 Humphrey, Jesse 85 Hutchinson, David 85 lnkanish, Sabrina 85 .lvyg Kevin 85 ' A ' Jones, Tommy 85 Jackson, Alan 85 Jackson, Pat 85 f Jackson, Shanan 85 Jenkins, William 85 Vewm, Cans 85, 117. 108' ' ' Johnson, Adam 85 Johnson, James 85 Johnson, Keith 85, 108, 72 7 Johnson, Kimberly 85, 102 ' Johnson, Kristy 85 'iJlZ11JL90l1, Laura 85 5-Johnston, MalL'8.51. 65, 72, 122 ,,, Wat, 2, Qlolinson, Shelly 585 ' Jones, Hallie 85 ,Ktinbreh Kandace 85, 72 'King, Beverly 85 'King, Bryan 85 - Knight, Kelly 85, 181, 182 -.Kni ht Tro 85 .8 - Y ,,VKr1ox, Darrell 86, 108 'Laekey, Rebecca 86, 67 Lacroix, Juan 85 sg Lamb, Jeanette 86' ' 'H in V' Lamont, Shelly 86, 62,65 ' ,- Lwds, David 86.2114 lVV:V wfifwsffc sa, 12. tlssrefevwfffffy Sffiisf 1 fL1nase11i,sBnaaVsa Linder, 52715, V L10yd.,fBre11i14.l86 13Lliii1g ,. Logan,'Tro1iifQ,8ti Mg- Wf !a'ff86f '85,.l.?W'5?fvf5 ivlgve, Sylvia 86 V Vggfpindquist, Amy-096, 72 2541451 Kelly 56-f125'8 ., QQMCA ward, Dianne sa, 187 V f9fMcC1oughan, 86 ' Mccwl, Kelli?f86' ' A McDaniel, Scott 86 108' f McElroy, Angela 86 - ' McElroy, Jerry 86 McElway, Lisa 86 Mclfall, Robin 86, 79 ffMcFarland, Ben 86 McFarland, nannies i V Melfeefrey, McWhorter, f f Maddox, .-,,f Maier, Jam1eg3'5,! Mann- AmK::9iif33?6'?'?55i, ,'-, Martin, Q5 . Martin, Kegiyfzgjif 'gg Martinez. -5 . ' Manner, 11 5 f Matrox, 82 '55 neun sa nag, Elgeylinln- 36' 'ler, anigiigig lm e iifiiidriis,5!l?t?if3651-zifisi M0rrfS0n.:1i12i??lf!li-T355 Moser, PixslIi:?86?Tt8 Moyer, Karen 86 Muniz, Michelle 87 Murhpy, Fred 87 Muse, Keith 87 Muse, Lisa 87 Myers, Wendy 87 Neal, Terrance 87, Neale, Danny '87, 72 Nelson, Laura 87, 112, 187 Newkirk, Bruce 87 Nichols, Alana 8 Z 182, 188 Nixon, Kristi 87 Nolan, Donna 87, 18,2 182 Nutt, Sally 87 182, 180, 188, 72 O'Dell, Kelly 87 Olsen, Sheryl 87 Olson, Sharon 87 Osterough, Kimberlv 87 Owen, Stacy- 87 Pack, Allen 87, 114 Park, Miki- 87 Parks, Carolyn 87 Patterson, Phil 87 Parrott, Alisa 87 Pate, Brandie 87 Patten, Brian 87 Patterson, Audra 87 Patterson, Phil 87 Patterson, PJ, 87 Patty, Ron 87 Penny, Um 87 Percelull, Nancy 87 Perry, Michael Anne 87, 102 Peterman, David 87 Peyton. Toni 87 Phelps, Cheryl 87 Philbeck, Angie 87, 176, 181, 118 Philby, Michelle 87 Phillips, Catherine 87 Phillips, Ron 87 Pinkston, Michelle 87 Httman, Rachel 87, 181 Pollg Christopher 87 Polk, David 87 Pollard, Randy '87 Poole, L13a'87 ' Pope, Susan 87 Prather, Andrea 87 Pratt, Shawn 87. 100 Price, Lee XZ 72 Prock, Mike 88 Purdy Melissa 88 Rainey, John 88 Rainey, Yvonne 88 Strope, Andy 89. 100 Stuart, Lantz 89 Taylor, Tim 89 Thomas, Claudine 89, 112, 110 Thomas, - Wayne B9 5 Thompson, Brandon 89 Thompson, David 89, 67, 72 Thompson, Deanne 89, 118 Thompson, Lori 89 , Thompson, Sabrina 821182, 33, 188, Tiger, Naomi'89VV WV ,, V - ,, maui, Amy 89, '32, 65267 5 T 1, f Todd Kathleen 89 ' 'W - TW!!! HV? 39 Q ' 1 Trade- 'Mike 89, , 1002 Qf f ' . meter, MilteV89 -K,kk . 1. , . meal?--J2mff39' 43353 wi. vameanim, 1u1i5ll'21bj iii71 1, 35 1140512211 . Veihshna 89, 26, 65 t ',,, ff .,V,,,. , V ,V . Vtlil, Anna 89,.68- , L ' V7.7 L Vincent, Lori 89 Vo, Francis 89, 72, 123 Vugtman, Peggy 89 Vonghachack, Mace 89 Vonghnchack, TuTu 89 Wade, Allison 89 Walker, Alene 89 Walker, Brian 89, 119, 100 Walker, Jenny 89 Walker, Shelly 89 Wai-lick, Valerie 89 Waters, Marill 89, 180 Webster, Phillis 89 Weir, Earon 89 Welch, Bobby 89 Wenglewski, Ken 89 Welch, Jimmy 89 V Weston, Candy 89 Wheatley, Randy 89, 100, 120 Whilhelm, Brian 89 White, Leonard 89 White, Penny 90 Wiliams, Arlis 90, 126 Williams, Guy 90, 100 Williams, Samantha 90 Williams, Stacie 90 Rampp, Curtis 88, 185, 182, 187, 72, 185, 182 Ramirez, Mary 88 Ramos, Robert 88, 100 Rash, Steve 88, 114 Ratterree, Billv 88, 124 Reed, Randy 88, 126 Reiners, K1jtsli1'1V88 Reinhart, Consuela 88 Richard,,Matt' 88 77 I Roberts, Chris 88 . Robbins, Rachael 88 . . Rogers, C1irisH88, 182, 188 Rosales, Johnny 88 Rosand, Todd 88 Rose, Sheri 88 Rosebourgh, Cheryl 88 Ryman, Marvin 88 Sanchez, Virginia 88 Sandhar, Amandee 88 Scack, Nikki 88 Shaffer, Wendy 88 Schell, Jamie 88, 127, 77 Schlovac, Lori 88 Schneider, Candy 88, 117 Schroeder, Ron 88 Schwabe, Kim 88 Scott, Mike 88, 119, 188 Sell, Brian 88 Shay, Robert 88 Sheelyg Dina 88 Shiell, Kim 88 Shoemake. Derrick 88 Silvers, Pauline 88 Simers, Tracy 88 Simpson, Angela 88 Slovack, Laura 88 Smith, Anissa 88 Smith, Joe 88. 182 Smith, Michelle 88, 62, 65 Smith, Tony 88, 188 Snap, Brant 88, 100, 114 Snyder, Dianne 88, 62 Spryq Russell 88 Stanley, Kevin 88 Staton, Chris 89 f Staton, Kimberly 82 112, 102 K Stegalh Charlie 89 Stephens, William 82 72, 123 Stilley, Curtis 89, 100, 114 Stockton, Brant 89, 126 Stout, Dominique 89 Mlson, Cheri 90 Wilson, Gerry 90, 174 Wilson, .Ia y 90 Wilson, Karen 90 . ' ' - , 1' a-v- V ,,,,,, , , , M, ,V,,,, Don 90,, 72 Wmd Juliagegn?-M f1 .f ,f,, ' :4!!!9fPifs Woods, Roni9tZ 182 188,304 Wright, Shawn 90 y ww Wrtklm ,Wayne 90, 72 - S f Q Yasbr. A Zicker. ' i j,363', 1. - ,ig ZWHU tsnr l 1 i'i : , ' i f 5 555 7 nall . ,e , , i f , ,V , 'l,' 1 M Q , ,,,,, ,, ,Q at ' ,Q , 'fw1i,f ' 5 30 , V Clifford 130 ' WV erson, Brenda 130 rgnderson, Jennifer 130 K'?fSQlb,5Ma'k 130 J 150 130, 101 , aft ' ,' 4 i'8F'130, 55 Applegate,1,Russo11,130, 1885180 Afmszmnglgxaberf 130, 182: 182 - Babb, Mike 130 'P K Badgwell Christy 130 mn 130 Eric 130 Barbour Mike 130, Bardin, Melanie K A Barnes, BilLv Barnes, Bryan 1010, 126 Bames, .1eH' 130 57 V'lii' Barnes, Lsngv 130 135, ' we sg,--a,,,,f ye Bmw, Risky 130 J . fm Barnett, Kerry 130, 63 lil-f , 51 'f'f, 101 Hiwff. 'sla 8 ' Eartelsrrigjfiif A Yfxgiiigii BafdwzwcassfefZ3f5iiis,iEisif52?5 . 50 -iGfl,M'? -V Bssflvtifeilvify . B9P'3?Gf,73??7Qf'fC 5 3,3.merL',,17-,55f1,.,30 .tw 1ndexf19 7 Chance, . Jeff 130 68, 182 3' Biltle Blake, Bray Briner Brown 112,110,113 Mlke Steve 131, 101 Deanna 131 Tim 131 Calice, Shannon 1,11 Caldren, Tony 1313 Campbell, Chris 131 Cannon, Lisa 131 Cannon. Rachel 131 1 Canlero, John 131 Cantrell, James 1,31 ,,,, 101 C-mflfllvk Kf?sl1il1?ii3l5'6?-' 65 1 1', ,, Cainer, ,JvIi6f1t3lifi!13:5?1f1,7,, 77 1 ' Carter, ' Carter, Shir1eyf1El31.?' 'f ,i ,V Carter, Wey,reg,13l,w,l,l4,g Caut1ton,,.Dof1onii: 131, 117 181 Celeste, 1 5 in Cheatwooki Iegrrtitst, Chl1drC8Se Rodney 13.1 ,. , H Childs, Mama 131,j1109i?fif!if1 cbilde,',selma'l31 , Chritensen,,Brad 131, 1 Chrislman,LCbrl1s,131, lllhlgft' V Cobb, Terri ,131 ,tg Cole,f,Mike131. , ' Coopeg rDean.:13l x, Cooper, Marla, 1311 Q Corp-warg i!Ai',131,' 101, Cosperf,Sh!lUf.l31,'ff-QE I Couch, ,Micl1ae1413,1 ff, , H Col11storlQQTebra' 131 , , -Y,, i 2Co1tQ'Davidf13l, 1013 ,V Cox, Stevefl3Z'101 ff r Cox, Terara 132 Cox, Vicki 132, 188, 182 Cozart, Leticia 132, 186 Crane, Kevin 132, 188, 182 Crawshaw, Julie 132, 65, 126 Crayton, Joel 132 Crossley, Sean 132 Cummins, David 132 Cunningham, Brian 132, 182 Dake, Tiffany 63, 65 Daczewitz, Michael 132 Daniel, Melinda 132 Dare, Tina 132 Dowdy, Bobby 132 Dawson, Steve 132 Dear, Angie 132 Decamp, Kim 132 Denney, Greg 132 Diaz, Todd 132, 101 Digiacomo, Nick 132, 101 Dill, Mike 132, 186, 187 Dix, Valerie 132 Donaghue, John 132, 187, 101 Dotson, Harold 132, 101 Drullingcr, Tommy 132, 109, 101 Duerson, Dana 132 Dugger, Doug 132 Duhart, Angel 132 Duncan, Leonard 132 Duncan, Machelle 132 Dupree, Kristal 132 England, Stacy 132 Estes, Dana 132 Etier, Shevaun 132 Eubanks, Melissa 1.72 Evertz, Juli 132 Fallen, Mike 132 Fallin, Diane 132 Farmer, Tabatha 132 Farris, Bobby 132 Farris, Sabrina 132, 118 1 98fIndex 22915, .,i 'wsu ii fe ss st, Fender,k1 Andreaj132 in Ferguson, Vanessa '132 ' Q fielding, 1VHkef132, 101 ' I Helds,,,Cl1ris- 132 ' Fletcher, Darin 132 Foshee, Jack 132' ' Fowler, 'Adina ,132 Fox, Kenny 132 f , Fox, Todd 133 2 ' Frakes, Christopher 133 Francis, Michael 133 ' Franklin, Shenna 133, 113 Franklin, ml '133 Frederick, David 133, las, 13211 Freeman, Christopher 133 i H Fulop, Chalotte 133 Funk, Travis 133. 101 Gahe, Christi 133 . - 5 Gage,j Chuck, ,133 - oefalreajlyrlebelle 133, 33, 18 Garol.tl2e,fJason 133, 101 Garrett,jChrystal ,133 , Giaconlo,LPau1'133 . Gibbons,'Mis1ty 133 Gille!te,,,S11ana 1133 , ' Gilreatli,.Dee 133, 113 G1eghorn,.Darinf133' Q Gooch,Q Darren ,133 Gordon, Qylirent 2133 Gordon, Terry' 133.3 5 f Gotcher,,fShayrn'133 - i Gourd,5 f 7- Grahaln, Jerlr1i1f'er',133V Gray, Bi1ly,133, '101 ,- Green, David.:,,133 . , oftlnfl.-f.Mrene1te i133f1 2 1 GIOIIQ, fr, Q :f Guinto, Tonya: '133 ' ' ' Guthrie, Janette 133 'Hagebush, Leisa 133 .Hagen, Flaxen 133 -:2qHa1ford, Jeff 133, lol .Q -Hamm, Sherri 133, 183, 182 Hain, Shawn 133 Halford Chuck 133 Hamilton, Hillary 133 Hamrick, Angie 133 Harken Kandy 133 Harrel, Carla 133 Harris, Angela 133 Harrison, Dana 133 Harrison, David 133, 182 Hartsell, Kenneth 133 Harwell. Andy 133, 109 Hastings, Chuck 133, 189, 101 Hawkins, Brian 133 ei!-Iawkins, Jay 133 Helstron, Johnna 134 ffHenders Donna 134 , 017, Herrnan, Stan 134 ' A -Herve y, iatstarw ,, ,fef.,+1,:r:-!H- '55 f Hill, Ro Ken 134 bin 134, 65 I aitiiz ,, ,,.,, fer, wr o e:,.x,,, Hilton, Shawn 134 Hines, Brian 134, 101, 114 Honeycutt, Melissa 134 Hoover, Kay 134, 188, 182 Hopkins, Cattie 134 Hopkins, Gary 134 Hopper, Bruce 134, 67 Hornbeak, Diana 134 Horvath, Tommy 134, 101 Hoskins, Wiliam 134 Howpe, Greg 134 Hull, Chera 134, 188 Hull, Karen 134 Hutchins, Terry 134 lnkanish, Stephanie 134 lsom, Shanta 134 Iverson, Ursula 134 Jeelrsbe, Debbie 134 Jackson, Deena 134 Jackson. Seline 134, 63, 187 Jackson, Jacci 134, 63, 65 James, Teresa 134 Jeck, Karen 134 Shane 134, 109, 101 Jewg-gfigajames 134, 109 J oneszgiyn 1 ' I dy 34 ' lellesgefllris 134 Jones, Dale 134 Jones, Tammy, 134 M K Johnson, Chris 134 Johnson, Julie' 134 Johnson,f 134 Johnson, 'TontQ134, 101 f05f1fzc',,,,Dft',f'3 Joqgggggatsllchael 134 3 .l82,kf',. Kirk, Keith 134, 101 Kirste, Tammy 134 Knight, Perris 135 Kerselis, John 135, 119 Kotthoftf Dan 135 Kraft, Hope 135 Ku, Shelly 135 Lacie, Ed 135 Lancaster, Vikki 135, 63 Landrcth, Danny 135 Lane, Greg 135 Lankster, Theresa 135 Larkin, Joe 135, 188, 187, 73, 182 Larum, Chris 135 Lawrence, Sonya 135 Lewis, Lisa 135 Lightfoot, Darren 135, 187, 185, 182 Linn, Ryan 135, 182 Lippard, Marla 135 Logan, Aklan 135 Logan, Wileda 35, 112, 110, 113 Lynch, Jackie 135 Macaw, Chuck 135 Mack, Michelle 135 Maddox, Derek 135, 119 Maddox, Derek 135 Maddox, Mitch 135 Madison, Heather 135, 63, 101 Magni, Kim 135, 63, 65 Mainer, Paul 135 Malay, Jason 135 Manley, Scott 135 Mann, Steve 135 Marick, Bradlee 135 Marion, Joyce 135 Marrs, Natalie 135 Martin, Duke 135 Martin, Kay 135 Martin, Larry 135, 119 Martin, Lee 135, 109 Martin, Susan 135, 112, 113 Martinez, Kendra 135 Mathias, Jane 135 Matthews, Michael 135 McCall, Tommy 135, 101 McCas1in, Keith 135 McClain, Daniel 135 McCloud, Jerry 135 McElhannon, Dave 135, 77 McKinney, Michael 135 McMu11in, Terri 135 McNitt, Guy 135 Meksavann, Vanida 136 Metlock, Kim 136 Meyers, Leslie 136 Miles, John 136, 180 Miller, Matt 136 Miller. 1VHchael 136 Milliser, Richard 136 113, 101 Milner, Judy 136 Misenhelter, Krisit 136 68 Moffett, Jeff 136 Morales, Dennis 136 Morales, Kris 136 Moran, cindy las Morgan, Chris 136 Morgan, Misti 136, 32, 113 Morren, Tim 136 Morris, Johnny 136 Morrison, Monica 136 Morrison, Tess 136 Mudd, Kim 136 Murphy, Erin 136 Murley, Pam 136 Murphy, Tracy 136 Negrete, Debbie 136 Nelson, Gary 136, 101 Nelson, Thomas 136 Newgentt, Pat 136 Newton, Clary 136 Nguyen, Bung 136 Nguyen, Linh 136 Nguyen, Nhah Thanh 136 ,tb . ,set .. Y 1 , Kaitiiiidjg' Mizciz?g1,34,. 101 Karkilgarry 134' 1 K eenerYfaKurtis 8 1 ' W Kellagg,'Scot1 134 Kidderr, Elizabeth 134. 113 Kimery, Don 134, 114 Kinkade, Robert 134, 188, 182 Nguyen, Thai 136 Nicholson, Tiffany 136 Norris, Teri 136 Northcott, Henry 136 Norton, Deanna 136, 188 Nuendorh Jon 136 Oakley, Carl 136, 109 Ogle, Rbberr 136 Oldham, Davie 136, 187, 185, 182 Oliver, Mechelle 136 Olson, Bryan 136 Osterhout, Lance 136 Overstrett, Len Dell 136, 101 Owen, Brian 136 Patterson, Corey 136 Paul, Regina 136, 63, 117, 65, 67 Paulk, Kristine 136 Petherick, Eddie 137 Peters, Ronda 137 Peterson, John 137, 109, 101 Pettigrew, Chris 137, 101 1 Pl1ill1PS- 011113 131271091 'U' 1 sr-'7,-81173-u 1, so iffgel. f 2 f..:fg-:.,, - ,,,. 1 - v--,, 1- f z. L , ....: ,, ,, 1: X,.. aa: ,ll fw f1:3 ,,g , .:gL g i f 7'R0b ' 137 'i gffs l ' ' 521' Timothy 137 E Arb- bolt, Brad 138 A , f , Tammy 138 W,LL 5,1?1'I4x,,,,,.1:,1,U'3 137 . '1-' fp-,gig Ck, Jon 133 1,1131 A ' 111 ,,,1 1 esr, 1, , 1 ,Sh to 8 1112141 . 1 ml .1 H ,xx J ,, , ., 515311, 188, 182 rzffaelaimxyoarrrzsg, 101 , ,gSitter,C11l1n fam 1111 1. Kftbbins, Mark 137 X X'x' , Chrisfll gg Q8 - -tf K 'CEL v . : - - , 1. Jfgberts. -'QW 1371 '19 ,-.- ,aS1zl1fh, Deb'-If ' 1 11 ,53 PvrryJ37 . Riivey. C1111 137, 1111- Sm1111,.K 1 - 51113111881 Linda 137,113 ' we 11 Mike 131 3 '11' 1. . 3 . , . aa, gf bmw I37 4,8888 -1 :11,1f:bE1'Si21aeee1e1a1,.1,, ,..,.. .,1. me as-. -.6 ,- 1 oger , o o, . - Romans, Ronda 137, 188, 182 f 1 RooL David 137, 101 Rosales, Una 137 Ross, David 137 Ross, Mac 137 Ross, Mark 137. 101 Rowe, Melissa 137, 181 Rule, Shawn 137 Running, Melanie I37 Running, Sandra 137, 181 Russell, Mike 137 Ryan, James 137 Patton, Jennifer 137 Paxton, Billy 137 Payne, Josh I37 Peal, David 137 Pearman, Karen 137 Perryman, Stephanie 137 Ryman, Teresa 137 Salamon, Thomas 138 , Sparks, ,Elerie 138 138, 113 S11e1,I ','f:8liJ2111115i11111L, 5 '.i' 5 S H 8, . . 1-:Er-rw ., Summefggwaemer 138, ui Suter, Linda 138 Sutton, Brett 138, 101 Sweet, Jennifer 138, 187 Swindez, Robert 138 -at Tannehill, Darrold 138 Thomas, Larry 139, A 109, 101 A 5 fraampsmsnawn 139, -119, Hobs, Vivian I39 . Tigm Reuben 139 - - Todd, Lisa' 139, 187 Tran, CaufI39 Trotteig iflanya 1.79 Tride, Mary 139 Tucker, Londa 139 Turner, Doug 139 , 1 VanBuskirk, Fred l39' . Van Fosses, Fred 139 Varshay, John 139 k Vaughan, Wendy 139 - k Ventris. Randy 139 'L ' Walker, John ,139 , . Walker, Scott 139, 101 ' Walls, Malea 139 3 1 Warne, Julie 139, 63 Waters, R0blll'I39, 102 55 Watson, William 139' Webb, Paula 139, 32, 55 I Webb, Tim 139 - ' 1 Walker, Tammy. 139 . 1 , , f 1 wfP1b11,i'1a1t11e ttf' ' - , 1 11, . , . -1 ,w N f'--f...:1 .xr--1 ' 8 WWE' 1 'f ' - 817 JL 1 aaa ge af fb-1w'gQ1f Wagga K1-158 133 1 1,,,,,3a, aw aagaforagff ,ie , F a A firm - 1 ,r V, bfyrwfffvi L -8 We 2 m f i t 1, E, aaitffww . ,elgfh 1 , . , . .1 .1 , , ,. 1 ,Y 1. 1 'a,,,wf.1v:w'-11 1vw:-yfvv,v:,.t11':: j, - 'PT' 1751, 'Y ' 11' ' to Y 1 .. , ,Mi ,.,,.,,,,t.,.,, V, , . 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Velma 151 Pharr, Suzanne 67, 155 Pierce, Ernestine 149 Reedy, Argene 158 Richardson, Jan 154 Byrd, Margaret 75, 159 Cottrill, Shirley 160 Crossley, Louis 164 Davis, Debbie 75, 159 Davis, Norma 150 Dobie, Linda 150 Dowdy, Jean 162 Duecker, Ellen 157 Dyer, Eddie 162 Engles, Leo 164 Flusche, Cathryn Fritz, Karen 154 Gage, Roy 100, 112, 113, 124, 163, I66 Gibson, Mark 99, 162 Golden, Jack 101, 163, 166 Hale, L.D. 160 Harman, Gerald 74, 159 Hatton. Ruth 150 Hayes, Sandra 180, 181 Hill, Gary 182, 185, 186, 187, 188 Holt, Judy 78, 79, 150 Hope, Julia 69, 150 Jackson. Toni 150 James, Jean 148 Johns, Jimmie I58 Kreider. Jack 152. 163 Kurilko, lim 166 Lambert, Walt 164 Lefler, Rodger 148 Luce, Leon 163, 166 Richardson, Nancy 151 Rowley, Houston 161 Sands, Valdene 60, 149, 170, 171 Schulte, Ken 66, 155, 167 Shannon, Gary 167 Slemaker, Beau 114 Smith, Mike 158 Snyder, Sydney 92, 165 Sparks, James 70, 161 Sparks,Ray 167 Spear, Lucy 156 Stauffer, Dave 65, 102, 120. 163, 165 Stevens, Jim 151 Summers, Brenda 154 Summers, Pat 44, 68, 151, 155 Thomas, Penny 117, 118, 162 Iidrow, Betty 151 Walker, Annie Mae 154 Ward, Pal 72, 165 Waters, Lubefta 149 Wean, Camille 153, 156 White, Georgiana 153 Yoachum, Marilyn 73, 165 Younger, Luther 161 Ziegler, Mary l6I Librarian Doshie Chandler 76, 77, 157 Principal Darlund, James 145 1 an 3s ' I 5 ,fee 7' 'W 58 if Ya as- 1 'rs 551335 wt ff, 1. 1, JZ 8,81f,,1 1 1 51, J, , L Zan, , fwrisaifiifa 1 ' Wifi? gf- '.- 721142, E J nf pfiwovi-3 e 'WEL 1111 ev .1 1- 1::1e:..,, ,ef W Asst. 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