East Central High School - Hornet Yearbook (Hurley, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 204 of the 1988 volume:

THE HORNET SPOTLIGHT SHINES ON . . . muddy. .A; water ; NM 4.8- ... Dedication Spotlight on Pat Brown Two characteristics about Pat Brown nev- erchaage. Both show mucha ttthelehar- h aeter. The fret us that' to all s ?wre'qaiW do; she always does her best. her one of our endless reports or sootIu'n the humof ofa crying coed, she' t: satisfaednly a when. she': done it ri ht. We who work mth her daily see her edicatiou to excellence and are encouraged. Mrs. Pat' 1 most wonder ldistiucte'oh is the way she loves the EC. .S.studeut.1.Her love for them leads her to believe in them, encourage them and to hurt for them. Every ,' time any student comes in the office he can count on her being attentive and helpful, beginning with sympathy. She creates an atmosp here in her office that reflects her 'I 'a ectwu for evez student. Every one ofus, aaculty and stag nts, should be reminded that Pat Brown is a special body who does a ' b to the highest standards. Like You 've Never Seen Before 9.? ..-. xa$gz$ui ' 3.31:5 - o -.a2w4;r ,. L ; .Gthm. 2 ..- :' W3Qii.m, . 23A .54.. ' -1';r'ivMA h; I'ng-r nmrnaw A l. l Never say Ordinary WP. EKJAS. lzubbie Ilriflu It is an honor to be nom- inated Mr. E.C.H.S. by the teachers of East Central High School and to be elected by the student body. I have received awards during my junior high and high school years at East Central, but I feel being elected as Mr. E.C.II.S. is the highest honor I have received. I feel that without the help and guidance of my teachers, fellow classmates and most of all, my family this award would not have been pos- sible. I would like to thank the senior class, which I am proud to be a part of, for twelve of my greatest years of my life. The best of luck in the years to come. Homecoming Hnmu'nming ill lam i'cnlrul ix prnhgihly th' mml zinliupulm cwnl ol' the win: lht' girls clwlmi :ll'k' i'huwn by th'Ir pccrs In rcpi'cwnl thlf L'Iuss Homecoming Queen Christ: Hulscy is the duughlcr of Tim and Culhy llulscy. She is an honor roll student and prcsidcnl ol' lhc Formgn language Club. She has been a cheerleader for tho Iasl four years and is prcscnlly scning as captain 0f the var- sity squad. Christi has been a class favorite four years. Senior Maids Lisa Dismukc is the daughter of James and Dclarcs Dismukc. Lisa Said. Homecoming is a special lime 10 see the past alumni as well as the present. She feels honored to represent the senior class as a lllh grade maid. Mary Hclcn King is the daughter of Carl and Linda King. She was choscn Miss ECMS hcr frcshman year and Photogenic hcrjunior year. She is a member ol'thc Biblc Club and Student Council. itp- . 72h i': 3-0- In the Spotlight J unior Maids Dmah Parker IS lhc daughter of Wayne and Juncll Purkcr. Dinah has hccn m homecoming hcr JUnlOT and sophomore years. Dinah was choscn class favonlc last year. Rcla Williams Is the daughter of LOIS Wil- liams This Is Rclak first year In homecoming. Rcm has played softball for East Central Lady Horncl's for 2 years. Sophomore Maids NlelC RObIHSOD Is the daughter of Randy and Tcrcsa Robinson. NICle has been In home- coming for the last lwo years. Nickie was cho- sen as most beautiful the last two years. LcAnn Cripps was chosen sludcnl council of- l'uccr and LcAnn also plays softball for East Central. LcAnn was a Junior Varsity Cheer- Icadcr hcr mnlh grade ycan Freshman Maids Susie Seward is rcprcscnling the freshman class for her first year. Susie said, It was truly an honor to be chosen by her classmates. Julic Hulscy is the daughter of Cathy and Tim Hulscy. Julie has been a sludcnl council officer for the last two years. Julie was voted Miss ECMS last year. THE HORNET SPOTLIGHT SHINES ON . . . Tim Anderson Pat Brown Each year seems to be an improvement over the last and this year is no exception. One of the rea- sons for this brightening glow is that the faculty and students of EC. have decided to make it so. In the face of steadily in- creasing accountability, the teachers and students have responded with char- acter and initiative. More paper work and new pol- icies have not deterred that E.C. people form their dedication to be the best. I hope that all of us will realize the awesome blessing that is ours in this place during this time. Tim Anderson High School Principal Racks H. Robinson As we near the com- pletion of the 1987-88 school year, I realize how fortunate we are to have met, talked, worked, and played with one another. Throughout this year, we have been successful in opening a little further that ever-expanding win- dow on the universe of information. The cooper- ative spirit that is abun- dant on the East Central campus has made this possible. My congratula- tions and sincere thanks are extended to each of you for your part in making this a successful school year. Racks 11. Robinson Assistant Superin tendent A Collection I ':I ft its! .. , . . l en mi i- .f . .,.. 1 9 5 'mw H'TH HHIHHU .315 the Finest Mr. Larry lvey Mrs. Sara Watson I would like to say Thank You for the suc- cess this year. Many changes have been made: A new promotion reten- tion policy, mastery of ba- sic skills and assertive discipline plan. These changes will help students to reach higher education- al goals. It takes effort on the part of teachers, staff, parents, and students to obtain these goals. Again, I say Thank You for your cooperation and effort that you have put forth. The middle school age is a changing time for stu- dents and I will holdfoml memories for you each year. Larry lvey Middle School Principal Mr. Brad Stewart Mrs. Paula Lucas Youngsters come to school excited, desir- ing to learn, a need to be accepted. As the el- ementary principal it has been my privilege to observe children in their special mo- ments of learning. It is encouraging and fulfilling to witness the children's spar- kling eyes, beaming faces and positive at- titudes toward what they are learning and the school. Brad Stewart Elementary Principal , n . d Administrative Duties :- T 3.57- 7 I '77 -- J Ll' ' f w ,. . . 1' .1 t H.- . 3. 7 I '. . , A Irv .. .. .. ; -' $ y . '. Kai I .' ' r . ' a ; ' K . . , J ackson C ounty Board of Education David Bullock Helen Fletcher David Mallette A lbcrt 0!! James White The East Central Spot Light Shines On Hornet High School Staff 1 Hk AX Kath y Anderson Beverly Cecilia Corkhill Gibson Goar Bertie Brenda Johnson Hollinghcad Charlotte Mike DclhlofT Cam 1 v ' '1 WM ' , 3 ix 1 - Jenny Martin Mary Hinton James Lucas Ncil Lyon John McGallaghcr Phillis Morgan M ichcal Newman Sophie Pallcs M ikc Karen Susan Polk Popwcll Roberts furol Stcvc Donicc Rudolph Rudolph Smith Judy 'mith Sue .uscnhunt Marilyn Walley EAST CENTRAL HORNET MIDDLE SCHOOL STAFF Bailey Byranl Norman Crane Hglcn Stringer Sandy Dcarmcn Stcvc Elkins Grover Havens Forsman Rita Hendricks Eslha Joyner Frances chry Cindy McMaslcr Clarence Owens , Lil Parduc Suc Rccvcs Beverly Riley Emily Sharp Lulhcr Tanner 'Tahnva Mallyc L. Wells p 3V4 Bill Slider 's W ' J ,1; Brenda Turncr ch Wallman Becky While Teaching ELEMENTARY BASICS Beverly Adkison Irene Renee Adkison Bardwell Mary Lou Barlow Edna Chisholm Nancy Tracy Churchwell Churchwell Gwen Coleman Cynthia Cumbest Carol Gilliland Jane Marie Gunkel Cindy Hassell Richard Gail Heffmgton Hendricks Phyllis Howard Connie Janelle Kceler Long C ynlhia Marble MarySue Marshall Evelyn C Iyde Marian ' Norman J ulia Pal Sibyl Parker Pierce Ramsey Alison Pam Hazel Shurden Sucrsledt Waltman .72 $12 Vii: - a 4g i , '1. 5- I' I aim. . KE'AL L . . ,.: J l, ,.. East Central Hornet Staff run N 11;: Becky Baria Barlow Judy Bowman Denise Annie Brooks Ulurchill Shirley Nurma Cripps Daniels Charlene Dobbs Brenda Ehlcrs Franccs I rcnc Ford Grccnough Theresa Long Martha Donna Vanessa Mason McDonald Owcnhy , . 'A , ' a A . I 3 Paula Pam Louis Picrcc Prince Sebastian Howell Shirley Barbara Tucker Feeding the w MAqus 9th Grade Winner Julie Halsey ls! Missy Mason 2nd Misty Petty 3rd Crystal Jackson Miss Congeniality Leann Cripps 10th Grade Winner Halli Miles ls! Jamie Cumbest 2nd Karen Broadus 3rd Shelly Fike 9th Grade Beaus Lowary Smith Greg Welbon Joseph Williams T 0mm y H ujf' 10th Grade Beaus Ton y Davis': Donald Elzey Greg Talbert Dusty Watts Most Handsome 11th Grade Winner Wendy Gordon 13! Leta Williams 2nd Kathy Kelly 3rd Jodie H udson Most Photogenic Lisa Dismuke 12th Grade Winner Elizabeth Hinton 1st Lisa Dismuke 2nd Christi Halsey 3rd Kristi Williams llth Grade Beaus Ram'er Shakers Allen Rudolph Billy Harris Ray Parsleym 12th Grade Beaus Shannon Goff K yle Copeland Roman Upshaw Bubbie Cripps' ixMost Handsome $ Freshman Class Freshest F reshman Favorites Tommy Huff Jason Hudson Susie Seward . . Sophomore Class Stlllest Sophomor e Favorites Amy Stewart Tony Davis LeAnn Cripps Junior C lass Jolliest Junior Favorites Stacy Hudson Cobby Kennedy Dinah Parker .3 ?7 xi '6mmwe.,. Most Dependable Most School Spirit Dinah Parker C hristi Hulsey Steven Ard Cobby Kennedy Cutest Shyest LeAnn Cri ps Donna Dickerson Ray Pars ey Steven Ard nrm- 4122;; x . ' de Most Athletic Most Determined Stevie Porter Lora Miller Stacy Hudson Jason Lassitter Most Polite Best Personality Dinah Parker Dawn Jones Bubbie Cripps Roman Upshaw Most Popular C utest Cou 1e Christi Hulsey Jeremy Coc ran Ray Palsely T eresa Williams Wittiesl Most Talented Elizabeth Hinton Bobby Green Best Dressed F riendliest Elizabeth Hinton Leann Cripps Ray Parsley Roman Upshaw M 031 Likely to Succeed Most Sophisticated Senior Jason Lassitter Jayne Ward Lora Miller SHINING 0N JR. MISS : holastic Achievement: Kelli Yawn Creative, PerformingArts: 1 z'sti Williams Poise ci Appearance: Elizabeth Hinton Youth I mess: Elizabeth Hinton Spirit of Jr. Miss: Patricia Brown 1 11th Runner Up: Patricia Brown Third Runner Up: Cary A r'Gee Second Runner Up: Kelli Yawn F irst Runner Up: Kristi . llliams Jr. Miss: Elizabeth Hinton I'C' wvw :- The Junior Miss adventure has been a wonderful experience for me. I had always dreamed ofparticipating in Junior Miss and that dream was more than realized when I was chosen Jackson Countyhs Junior Miss. The practices for the local program were fun and brought everyone closer as friends. I appreciate the support and the opportunity to represent Jackson County Elizabeth Hinton ttl have sooo much to do! I have to get my hair done and then lie in the tanning booth for two hours and then I have to pick up the flowers . . . Come to think of it, why am I here? I'm going to check outW This and similar conversations filled the halls and classrooms on April 22 -- PROM DAY!! In traditional fashion, the attendance at school that morning was exceptionally low, more so than in past years due to the fact that there was no early dismissal. By nine oiclock the cafetorium was beginning to fill with some of the fmest couples in the valley! The Kings got right down to rocking business and kept the music coming with everyone's favorite tunes. The dance floor was packed and jumping! Attendance at this prom was tremendous - over a thousand juniors and seniors came out and partied! No doubt about it; the 1988 prom was the best prom in EC. history. PRQM M 1'. 983w Spotlight on sweethearts During the 1987-88 school year East Central Annual staff spon- sored thejirsr Annual semi-formal Valentineic Ball. As you can tell, it was a huge success with the tal- ented D.J., Ron Anthony, from WABB RM. 97. Everyone danced the night away. THE HORNET SPOTLIGHT SHINES ON . - ' rev. mes 54 I4 89. 12 '1E9- 314 :y I 117777! SHAPING UP TO BE THE BEST! The I 987-88 football season was a joyful and a disappointing one for the East Central Hornets. Beginning the season minus fourteen team members the twenty-four member squad fought hard and courageously in all of its games. The Hornets lost two heartbreakers to C lara. 16- I5 and St. John. 8-7. Other losses were to George County. Bay St. Louis, St. Stanislaus. Stone County and Vaneleave. Often outmanned, The Hornets never quit trying in any of their contests. The East C entral squad captured two victories. defeating Pass Christian. 7-0 and rolling over Pearl River Central. 16-7. Bath wins were especially sweet as they marked victories over these schoolsfor the first time in eleven years. The Pearl River Central game was the Hornets' Homecoming. With a 2-3 conference record. the Hornets finished in a three-way tie for third place in the Deep South Conference. C 0A CH ES: Rocky Long - Head Coach. Neil Lyon and Steve Rudolph - Assistant C caches. AN IMPRESSIVE LINE-UP l l-Slacy Simmons l4-Billy Harris IS-Gary Webb lb-Jeremy Cochran 20-Donald Ellzcy Zl-Tony Davis 23-Dusly Watts 24-Shannon Goff 33-Marcus Guylon 35-Raincr Shaltles 4l-Stcvcn Ard 42-Ray Parsley 44-0ng Tolbert 45-David Parsley Sl-Terry Dosher 52-Cal Hendricks 53-Eric Byrd 55-Mike May 58-Gene Seward 64-Allen Rudolph 72-Cobby Kennedy 77-Gary Collins 84-Roman Upshaw 86-Jason Daughlry 88-Kyle Copeland 89-Stcvie Porter TRAINERSI Jason Bloodsworth. Benny Brown, Barry C rump. Greg Rudolph ALL CONFERENCEI Allen Rudolph, Ray Rarsley. Eric Byrd. Gene Seward. and Kyle Copeland. SENIORS: Shannon Goff Ray Parsley, Terry Dosher, Cal Hendricks. Eric Byrd. Gene Seward, Gary C allins. Roman Up- shaw, Jason Daughtry, K yle C opeland. and Stevie Porter. gt 7:221 . ; 1.1M, . SHINING BRIGHT! Christi Hulsey, captain of the 1987-88 cheer- leading squad guided the cheerleaders through a year filled with moments of both joy and sadness. Her dedication and enthusiasm kept unity as the goal for the cheerleaders. Christi has been a cheer- leader since 7th and a captain and co-captain 8th and 9th. She was an all-star cheerleader 81h and 12th. Kesha Burroughs, the co-captain, took the responsibility of a leader when the squad was divided into two groups for Basketball. Kesha has been a cheerleader since 8th grade and captain 8th . She was an All Star Cheerleader in 9th . Both girls showed their ability as group ct kept the squad as a whole. The East Central High School Cheerleaders again came through with a triumphant year. It began with a fantastic camp at Perkington J unior College. The girls AGAIN left camp with All Superior awards. The sup- port shown the cheerleaders by all of the football team, the basketball team, and all the coaches helped make the year one conducive to a supportive student body. SHINING WITH GLORY! VICTORY SHINES ON!! The Jr. Varsity had a very exciting season with an overall record Ql'three wins and four losses. Showing great improvement as the season progressed. the Ninth Grade Hornets were named . . . DEEP SOUTH CONFER- ENCE NINTH GRADE CHAMPIONS 7Jercmy Mason 8-Greg Wclborn l I-Tommy Huff l2-Tim Simmons lS-Jcrry Lopcr Zl-Joscph Williams 22-Tyronc Guyton 24-Shanc White 3 I -Wcslcy Capers 32-Jason Hudson 40-Lowry Smith 42-Guy Emerson SO-Ty Hodgins 53-Johnny Trammcll 64-Richic C ushman 72-Doug Hudson 74-Brad Howard 77-Mall Cochran 78-Ken Honeycult 79-1 im Henry 73-Sannon Davis 88-Chris Collins 89-Nalhan Upshaw Mgr.-Rodncy Prince OUTSTANDING LEADERSHIP The East Central Varsity Cheer- leaders had an outstanding 87-88 sea- son under the leadership of Captain - Julie Hulsey, and Co-Captain - Meloneese Wells. Julie has been a Cheerleader since 81h grade and cap- tain since 8th. Meloneese has also been a Cheerleader since 7th grade and co-captain since 8th. SHINING WITH SCHOOL SPIRIT! The squad worked extremely hard to raise school spirit throughout the year. Other members of the squad were: Crystal Jackson, Susie Seward, Misty Petty, Tiffany Green, Melissa Hammock, and Kelli Clark. 49 ecr SHOOT FOR THE HOOP! The l987-88 High School Basketball Boys are very energetic and have the willingness to work hard. 2Wc have the willingness to if we can just hustle, states senior, Joey Wildman. Stevie Poner. senior. thinks in order 10 win, one would have to want to win. They have worked very hard, had a great year and had a lot of fun. especially with a coach likc Coach Moore. 44 Sidino Beverly 33 tarry Caner 42 Stevie Porter 25 Peter Walchak 2! Joey Wildman l2 Chris Hill 22 Bill Goldman 3l Buffer Dodd I4 Dion Holder l5 Wayne Daniels 10 Wes Goff l3 Scott Hum 32 Greg Tolben l l Damon Wcstfaul 20 Nathan Upshaw MGR. Slcvc Farmer i l .113 i LEAK... ' W SHOOT FOR TWO! The 1987-88 High School Girls8 Basketball team has put much work and effort into this year8s season. 13-Mary Hclcn King Zl-KaSandra Jones 33-Ann Childers 22-Shcvcmcck Wells l4-Reneka Fairley 23-Sherri Kitchens lS-Dcnise Davis Mgrs: Susan Bonner ,1; 24-Stacy Hudson Stephanie Taylor . 3l-Jayne Ward Delina James 20-Tcss Wells Coach: Grover Havens l0-Angela Odom Assistant: Beverly Riley I l-Kristi Parker , 8 ........ BASEBALL - 4- -2-N-V!! SHINING WITH EXCITEMENT!! With an extremely young and inexperienced team, the I988 Hornet huebnll team euEered through a disappointing 3-12 year, only the second losing season in the last nine years. Plagued with inconsistency, the Hornets turned in several he performances by defeat- ing George County, St. Stanislaus, and Clara. Theballneverseemedwbouneerightfor theHornetsassixoftheirlosseeweI-ebyone- run. Seniors Gary Webb, Stevie Porter, David Wallace, Cal Hendrick: and Craig Wolverton oompletedtheirI-lighSchoolcueerthel-lor- neuwillretum7stanenandatmalof22 lettermen for the 1989 season. DIAMOND GIRLS - Kristi Williams, Chris- li Huleey, Elizabeth Hinton, Kelli McNeese. Coaches: Coach Rocky long and Coach Steve Rudolph. VARSITY -- Gary Webb, Stevie Porter, Craig Wolvenoon, David Wallace, Cal Hendricks, Allen Rudolph, Chris Hill, Henry Johnson, Deon Holder, Steven Jordan, Jason Bloode- mmh, Jeremy Cochran, Tony Davis, Brim Williams. Donald Elbey, Joey MeCleod. 'Jk VARSITY - Mayy Cochran, Ty Hodsine, Lawry Smith, Jerry Ldpet, One; Welborn, Scott Badman. LADY HORNETS TO THE TOP! We, as llSeniors on the Lady Hornets team would like to say that we've enmed our last year of sonbdl. The ear has been one of the Line girls perfonned with d ication, su and attitudes. e would ike to thank the following people for their wpport: School Administration, Faculty, and Qannts of the We would like to grant deep appreciation to the win; le for their eqntmuing support: Coach Ru: do! for min; our field in good cominion for playing ab' ' 'es, end Coach Bailey and Judy Smith for their tune and devotion. Lori Rush would like to say that she is very proud to accept such a great honor to go play on the All-Star team in CHECK US OUT! SENIORS - 5 - Lori Rush - CAPTAIN, 15 - Kelly White, 14 - Susan Bonner, 28 - LeAnn Grierson. JUN- IORS - 20 - Tammy Allgood, 13 - Ginifcr Bullock, 25 -DinahParker,20-RmWi11iams, 23-SuzyMcKee, 15 - Deneun Briana. SOPHOMORES - 44 - Melissa Buchanan, 13 - Christy Morgan, 24 - Kim Rowen, l4 - Ina Wells, 6 - Tess Wells. FRESHMEN - 12 -- Kristi Parker, 21 - KaSandra, 18 - Angela Davis, 21 - Rhonda Jones, 32 - Christie Johnson, 34 - Kelli Clark, Manager: Toshika Reddix m if .z'f! if: Is xm A'57E .. 2.3: 52W . W'u wit t: WIVES ' .. TRACK IS SHINING ON!! HIGH SCHOOL - Stacy Hudson, Ann Childers, Reneka Fairlcy, Stacy Simmons, Mark Guyton, Cobby Kennedy, Greg Talbert, Joey Wildman, Ja- son Blackwell, Buffer Dodd, Scott Hunt, Steven Hunt. JR. HIGH - Rhonda Ard, Naomi Blalock, Jennifer Bowman, Tonya Mokeke, Deanna Cox, Tina Daniel, Tanya Green, Amy Hinton, Kerri Jones, Heather Oliver, Melinda Redmond, Maranda Smith, Katina Stanford, Amanda Strick- land, Bryan Scott, Stanley Bass, James Clark, Mark Collins, Troy Collins, Tyrone Guynam, Jim Hen- ry, Travis Havens, CliffJohnson, Timmy Ladneir, Kyle Lyon, John Mason, Reuban Mcgee, Bryan Mcleod, Timmy Robinson, Timmy Simmons, Frank Spring . 69 Emma.- ut 7.1-1 v.14. r:..'ne nmm -7, - .-,... CROSS-COUNTRY SHINING ON! Cross-Country means running long distances. The boys run 3.1 miles and the girls run 2 miles. The season lasts from August to Thanksgiving. This was the first year for the sport to be held formally. The students who participated were Jason Blackwell, Richard Ross, Amber Pail, and Thereasa Mason. Jason Blackwell won several awards. All the students did well. Each student would beat his or her own personal record at each race, Mrs. Charlotte Dethloff coached the team. T HONOR SPORTS SHINE At an all-school assembly on May 12, athletic awards were presented in the following categories: Softball, Baseball, and Cheerleading. A separate banquet was held for recipients of basketball and track. WITH VICTORY!! Junior Varsity awards for football players and cheerleaders were presented at Lake View Restaurant in December of 198 7. Welcome to the Hornet,s Nest! reer at Dilberville High School playing under Coach Buddy Singleton. He attend- ed college at the University of Southern Mississippi and began his coaching career at Harrison Central High School. In 1978 he moved to St. John High School in Gulf- port. While at St. John, his record was 64-31 with 2 trips to the state playoffs. Coach Gavin serves on the Mississippi Association of Coaches Football Affairs Committee. He is a member of the Mississippi High School Activity Association Executive Committee, a past president of the Mississippi Association of Coaches, and has been selected a; an ?OumanqiplYoungManOI i Xmeirical'i We are fortunate to have Mike Gavin at East Central? Coach Rudolph. i1 feel that Coach Gavin has the coaching experience and the time to devote that is necessary to improve the Hornet football program. He has displayed a keen interest in developing a winning at- titude in the players. Coach Long uWe were very fortunate to have been able to employ the services of Coach Mike Gavin. I feel like there should be a considerable change of attitude of the Hornets this next football season. Coach Lyon THE HORNET - .SPOTLIGHT 'SHINES ON. . hTHE NEW LOOK OF ECHSh Thc ECHS Band purchased new uniforms that were worn in the State Band Contest in April of I988. The band did a number of fundraisers for the purchasing ofthcir ncw uniforms. The band was in several different marching contests during the school year, some of which included: Jay Florida Marching Band Contest on October 24, I987. The drum majorcttc rc- ccivcd a superior rating. fcaturcttc received a superior rating, drum linc received a superior rating, color guard received an excellent rating, and the ovcr-all band received a superior rating. Crestvicw Florida Marching Band Contest on October 31. I987. The drum majorcttc received a superior rating, fcaturcttc received a superior rating, drum linc received an excellent rat- ing, color guard received an excellent rating, and the over-all band received an excellent rating. The band marched and played in the Jackson County Air Show Parade on October I7, I987 and thc Hurley Christmas Parade on December 5, I987. The band also played for the Veteran's Day Celebration on November 7, 1987. The l987-88 ECHS Senior Band Members were Larry Ben- jamin, Susan Bonner, Becky Bullock, Daphinc Cauley, Bobby Green, John Janney. Cary McGee, Jerry Northcutt, Richard Ross, and Carla Smith. Underclass Band Members were Douglas Allen, Tracie Boler, Tammy Bourn, Bridget Coleman, Missy Davis, Dawn Dooley, Keith Dykcs, Kristie Freeman, Kasie Hancock, Kristi Holmbcrg, Brad Howard, David LaPoint, Anne Lovejoy, Nicole Lundy, John McGallaghcr, Suzy McKee, An- drea Mooney, Gina Moore, Curtis Morris, Ashley Parker, Shar- . . on Parker, Cherie Persons, Julie Riley, Terri Stampley, Mary - - Stephenson, Michelle Stewart, Vicki Tisdale, Scott Tanner. Paul Waltman, Ryan Waltman, Stephanie Waltman, Damon ; Westfall, and Wendy Ziegcnfelder. JAZZ COMBO Mr. Elkin's goal for the I 987-88 Jazz Band was to teach students to be ex- pressive and creative with their instru- ments. He wanted them to be above av- erage musicians and be able to read music as well as play music by ear. Jazz Band students had to be involved in the band department. The students were chosen by their proficiency with their in- struments and their interest in jazz. The 1987-88 Jazz Band's music was dated from the 1930? to the 80's. They played diferent types of jazz including jazz-rock, swing-jazz, blues, and some rock and roll. 1987-88 JAZZ BAND MEMBERS: Bobby Green; tenor sax, Vicky Tisdale; tenor sax, Becky Bullock; alto sax, Missy Davis; bari sax, Ryan Waltman; trom- bone, Larry Benjamin; trumpet, Jerry Northcutt; guitar, Ashley Parker; piano, Kristy Holmburg; piano and synthesizer bass, Richard Ross; bass guitar, Keith Dykes; drums, John Janney; drums. The members of the jazz band seem to enjoy practice as well as performing with their instruments. ,..;. :- nxa-uw k t-Ar 6-91 If,vt L BETTING IT TBEETHER Pictured above are the High School Band students as they received their new uniforms prior to going to State t competition where they received a fair rating. w. e Agh The 1987-88 Vocal Ensemble was made up of students who liked to sing and dance, and have a good time. The Vocal Ensemble performed May 16,1988 at the East Central High School Cafetorium. The members were: Debbie Hatcher, -. . Christy Womack, Jeannie Wilson, Stacy Hoover, Michelle Coley, Tammy 3 Ladnier, Deonna Butler, Lisa Lindley, Jayne Ward, and Tammy Bozeman. MEJHE 3353?. GE THE: 33139131 The ECHS BETA Club is a non-prof'lt leadership service organization for high school students. The club's goal is to stimulate effort, reward achievement. and to encourage and assist members to continue their education after high school. The 1987-88 ECHS Beta Club did a number of non-prof'lt services last year, some of which included: The Drinking and Driving campaign, which made students aware ofthe risk ofdrinking and driving. and the Eye Care Com- mittee which sponsored a pie throw to raise money, 10 help the prevention of eye diseases. President. Chrisly Danton; lh'ice-Pn'sident, Amy Hol- ston; Treasurer. Stephanie Wallman; Secrorary. Kris- Iic Freeman MEMBERS - Shcrie Ilunnings, Chris Hill, Steven Ard. Gone Carter, Karen Smith. Jeremy Cochran, Tracie Baler, Terri Stampley, Michelle Adams. Kathy Kelly, Jonah Collins, Roxanne Patten, Kelli Yawn, Becky Bullock. Halli Miles. Donna Dickerson, Rita Miller, Lora Miller. Sidino Beverly. Michael Graham, Jamie C umbcst, Nicole Lundy, Angie Goldman. and Teresa Buckley. iICUALQUIER COSA EXCEPTO EL INGLESII The 1987- 88 Foreign Language ClubIs purpose is to join the language classes at East Central High School into one central. or- ganization and to familiarize the members with the customs and cultures of the dif- ferent countries. President, Gary Collins; Vice-President, Christi Hulsey; Secretary, Shelia Hinton; Treasurer, Donna Johnson; Reporter, Alan Glaskox. The 1987-88 Student Council at ECHS is a student government organization. Its pur- pose is to be a voice for the students and to serve the administration, teachers, student body, and the community. President, Tara Sistrunk; Vice-President, Deonna Bulter; Secretary. Elizabeth Hinton; Representative, Shelly Fike. AI EPRSJL-Ijjd-J' 'l'l ECH MMRQ RQBINSQBWS ' Mr. Robinsonhs office assistants were very helpful in the office. They ran the copy ma- chine. filed papers, ran errands, answered the telephone, and did a number of other helpful jobs for Mr. Robinson. Mary Helan King, Scott Bass. Kaye Hun- nings, Donna Dickerson. Renee Norman. Tara Sistrunk, and Paul Mason. Mr. Anderson's office assistants were very helpful while assisting in the office last year. They ran errands, ran the copy machine, handed out announcement sheets, and did a number of other small but very important jobs in the office. Dawn Jones, Tammy Bozeman, Tara Sis- trunk, Christy Denton, Leta Williams, Yun Rinnert, Patricia Brown, Elizabeth Hinton, Cindy Heamdon, Stacy Finch, Michael Gra- ham, Rachel Carter, Lorrie Wright, Teresa Mason, and Michelle Adams. :3. MR. Ahmaasows Ana WMQ MEEEEMEEEEW The 1987-88 Guidance Office Assistants were very helpful to Mrs. Hinton and Mrs. Baria. They did a number of helpful duties in the Guidance Office. They ran errands, ran the copy machine, and monitored students as they came into the Guidance Office. The l987-88 Teacher Assistants were very helpful. They filed papers, ran copies, typed, took roll, made bulletin boards, straightened cabinetst and were very willing to help the teachers in any way they could. MRUIZ'JS ' The 1987-88 ECHS Library Assistants were extremely helpful to Mrs. Rudolph last year. The library assistants did almost eve- rything related to managing a library. Shannon Mallette. Teresia Ducitt. Kasey Corkhill, and Jeanie Davis. The 1987-88 Bible Club was an open membership club which met every Wednes- day at break. The club's purpose was to encourage Christian Fellowship among the students. During the month of December 1987, the club sponsored the Toys for Tots to help less fortunate children have a happier Christmas. President, Renee Whittington; Vice- Presidents, Vickie Tisdale, Michelle Adams; Secretary, Karen Brodus. MA NEW TJES'EJAME NE??? Loon atm- BROADWAY The Foreign Language club sponsored a talent show in February 1988. The talent show was held in the ECHS Cafetorium. Contestants were Joseph Brown, Jerry Northcutt, Debbie Hatchet, Cherie Persons, Melissa Hammock, and Amber Pait. The winner was Joseph Brown. Second place was awarded to Amber Pait and third place was awarded to Melissa Ham- mock. HTS Q1? HQNQR The 1987-88 Teen Connection is a project of DREAM 80mg Research and Education Association in MississippD. Teen Connection was established in the fall of the 1985-86 school year to encourage the formation of teen groups to work for drug abuse preventionlawareness. DREAM uses local groups such as C.A.T. whemical Abuse Terminatiom to sponsor Teen Connection groups in their area. W Lox, lX L, Lb Q LL. LIGHE'JS, G AME; TLQNW The l987-88 VIDEO CREW was extreme- ly helpful to the athletic coaches. Their job was to film any sporting event that the coaches asked them to film. The Video Crew members were Scott Bass, Peter Walchak, Jonah Collins, and Te- resa Slider. The 1987-88 DECA Club held a food drive for the Salvation Army during No- vember of 1987. The DECA Club sold candy to raise money to go to district competition in January 1988 and state competition in March 1988. Six DECA Club members com- peted in the district 4 competition. Two members, Kris Byrd and Thad Fairley, won G metals. . manmte Iran JOB SERIOUSLY ? 4.4 w 1-81:...1'518 ,' s '0 8' .5 ROUND Ii w -. M H :- 1 , 4- , M UP v-17 . x. A t t 4.. .l-W M RTT . . The 1987-88 FFA purpose was for the de- velopment of agricultural leadership, cooper- ation, and citizenship. The FFA students were involved in a wide variety of activities in- cluding contests, camps and conventions. The contests included livestock and dairy cattle judging, creed speaking, public speaking, tool identification, parliamentary procedure, trac- tor driving, land judging and farm business management. Each summer local officers participate in chapter officer leadership camp at Grenada Lake FFA Camp. Two delegates represent East Central at the state FFA convention. The FFA does community services and cooperates with other clubs and organizations in improvement projects. The FFA sells smoked turkeys and hams each year before Thanksgiving and con- ducts a Florida citrus sale before Christmas. Money is also raised by selling plants grown by students in the greenhouse. SCH saammf 1':- UP The 1987-88 Industrial Arts program was a vocational preparatory program. The students had an opportunity to get classroom and hands-on experience in various vocational trade and technological areas. Some of these areas are; wood working, building trades, elec- tricity, electronics, small engines, welding and cutting, computers, drafting, engineering, and architecture. Industrial Arts offers member- ship in a state and national student organ- ization. The Industrial Arts student association members may participate in several activities, some examples are; homecoming parades, plat- form designs, research papers, safety posters, drafting problems, engineering designs, field trips and metric 500 race cars. They are also eligible to compete for scholarships through the Mississippi State school for architecture. x 'A vi ', DA I 36 PUwWING 1'41 ?QGEWHER! Each year. the annual staff begins the year with ideas to make the yearbook better than the year before. The process begins with choosing an annual staff. The sponsors look at each hopeful, checking grades, dependability, and personality traits. After careful selection, the annual staff attends summer camp. At camp, the staff participates in learning activities which will benefit them as they produce the yearbook. They are also required to submit pages conveying the theme of the upcoming year. The pages are judged according to journalism standards involving theme, creativity, and layout form. The 1987-88 annual staff was very pleased to accept one of the few superior awards presented at camp last summer. This book reneets their achievement. One of the major responsibilities of the staff is to subsidize the cost of the annual. Since the sale of the annual does not pay for the production of the books, the staff has to use many resources to accomplish this goal. These resources include: sale of ads, dances. beauty pageants, and many other activities. Being an annual staff member can be fun but at the same time requires a dedication to the staff and the position. Members of the staffwere: organizations, Dinah Parker, Sheric Hunnings; features, Wendy Gordon, Melanie Caner; sports, Jodie Hudson, Kim Davis; seniors and ads, Reta Williams, Kim Grierson; students, Amy Furby, and Laura Lee Walters. The 1987-88 Academic Awards Banquet was held May 12, 1988 in the high school cafetorium. Two awards were given in each subject. The ac- ademic award was presented to the student with the highest av- erage, and the merit award was presented to the student whom the teacher thought had worked the hardest during the year. J46Aieuerd THE HORNET SPOTLIGHT ' SHINES ON. . . EC 1988 HALL OF FAME Each year Seniors fill out a form listing their school activities beginning in the 9th grade. These activities include sports, clubs, Wh0,S Who, Jr. Miss Homecoming court and class officers. These students excel by participating in extracurricular activities. The student receives a point for each activity. After calculations are completed the top 1092: of the Seniors are fortunate enough to become members of the Hall of Fame. This award is con- sidered one of the most sought after awards a Senior can hope to receive. SUSAN BONNER BECKY BULLOCK CHRISTY DENTON BOBBY GREEN ELIZABETH HINTON CHRISTI HULSEY CARY MCGEE LORA MILLER SENIOR CLASS FAVORITES VALEDICTORIAN q 2 E13 , E? ,1 3 ,3 3 g,;; 3 ROMAN UPSHAW AND ELIZABETH HINTON :33 j : 33 3 3 E W: 1. .335, E. 353' 8E, I i 7:: i i '3 '3 3:3 3 E. E! .233 3 s 3 ' :3 i ; 3 , 2. F, . , yieivis'mW-v-duww; , I A WK, ORAEIfS SALUTAT mm, W -A. -. v: M -mw.g- - 3 - .. ... '33-'43?th '4 hhlgkd IeruI ramwm wra- 43-5364,; . 3--Mwmwi . .. g at z 3. 3 K ; S, . E 3 i t '- , x v t ,S;:rw.g' . SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS 3 Roman Upshaw, EL President; Jason Lassitter, Vice President; Patricia . Brown, Secretary; and Carla Smith, Treasurer. I Stacy Finch A Carla Smith Ax X , Lori Rush A . T erry Dosher l ' Shannon Goff m how You . A. x Difnplcs! AQ An, ' Kelly White Gary Webb Dawn Jones Jeff Ely Stevie Porter $ Gill Cumbest Steve Seward Dena Golf Pamela Hicks Bubbie Cripps Deanna Clark Lorrie Wright Kelly Lyons Randall Sexton, Jr. Patricia Brown Larry Carter ' Daphne Kittrell AIA Richard Ross K Leann Grierson , d Scott Stockman Jail Bird . .. School Daze . .. Dottie Woodruff Cal Hendricks Larry Benjamin Becky Bullock Hi! Folks! YOUWVE SOME. A L03 Malissa Roux Peter Walclnak Tiffan y Dahlgreen Julie Morrison Jeannie Davis Elizabeth Hinton Beck y Dueitt Debbie Matcher Tracy Lundy Melissa Stewart Richare Broadus Susan Everett Amanda Cochran Cindy Ilearndon Christy Denton Theresa Williams Kristi Williams Darlene Davis Mark Broadus Roman Upshaw Robbie Thompson Karen Coleman Marrion Johnson K ris Byrd Kaye Humu'ngs Jason Lassitter Scott Stradtner GUESS WHO? Jr Grin an w LQQKING BAGK Q3! v-v' v. r k A Tony Toleson Mary Helen King Gary Collins Cary McGee Melissa Lavender T ara Sistrunk Kelli Yawn Scott Bass Neil Wright Christy Hulsey Lisa Dismuke Teresa Mason Tammy Downs Jayne Ward Deanna Jones Alan Hicks Michelle Coley Lora Miller Darrell Duncan Donna Dickerson Jeannie Wilson Gene Seward Christy Womack Susan Bonner Bobby Green Renee Whittington Jerry, Gary Nonhcutt w E V. 'Vl .. r: f. I .aIX'; .133. MRMM I! Lora Miller Julie Morrison Jerry Northcutt Gary Nonhcutt Ellen Pierce Stevie Porter Melissa Reeves Rodney Rogers Richard Ross Malissa Roux Lori Rush David Scarbrough Tyrone Scarbrough Gene Seward Steve Seward SUBMITTED FOR YOUR APPROVAL: An incredible group of graduating seniors. A Class which has created new meaning for the word llPartyfl Enter a world where life began at 2:00 Friday afternoon and ended 8:00 Monday morning. Beware, for you are about to witness . . . THE CLASS OF 88!! It began in a small town tyou can say that againD Their parties were bigger and more frequent than ever. But somehow they managed to make it, even through Gov- ernment. Losing some innocence along the way, but gaining experience and memories. They have left a will behind them. They will always be remembered by friends, teachers, and all the classes to come. They are the class of i88 and theyire GREAT! l, Stacey Finch, will to all the I989 seniors the ability to go A-L-L year in Mrs. Corkhill's govlt. class and pass. I. Gill Cumbest. will to Justin Pierce the ability to walk without falling down. just as live learned to do. I, Daphne Kitrell, will to Paul Sampson, Dewayne Johnson, Russel Kennedy, Donnie Smith, Jason Lampkin, and Johnny Thompkins tthe Jackson County Vo Tech jerksl the ability to not hassle any- one who doesn't deserve it. l. Lisa Dismuke. will to Coach Long the ability to live up to what he says tmalll. We. Kelly Lyon and Allen Hicks, being of sound mind CH and body will to Jim Henry the ability to go fishing without losing your bait. We. Lorrie Wright and Theresa Williams, here- by leave Donna Johnson and Kim Grierson the ability to slide through Government as easily as we did. I, leave to my two younger brothers, Raqacl and Jimmy Brown my friendships and happy smiles to share with the students at E.C.H.S. a Joseph Brown I. Kaye Hunnings. will to Kim Davis the ability to talk about someone without your mom be- ing under the bed. 1, Gary Northcutt, leave to Jason Blackwell my ability to come to school for a whole week and not get in too much trouble. L Cal Hendricks. being of sound mind and body will to Brian Williams the ability to know how of being a playbunny. We: Doze, Romando. Mean Gene, and Byrd Man; better known as the doobie brothers ability and permission to physically abuse the sophomore and junior football players as we have previously done. I, Jerry Northcutt. AiK.AiE.Ti. being of sound mind and body leave to the person who becomes quar- ten'naster. the problems of gettin all the equipment loaded for the band during away ootball games. and anyone who plays the guitar the sense to take only one or two sheets on stage for a talent contest. l. Cindy Hearndon, will to Marina. my kid sister, the ability to make it through High School without me and try not to live up to my lchp. l, Becky Bullock, being ofsound mind. will my fabulous singing ability to anyone who thinks they can handle it. We. the Diamond girls, being of sound and beautiful bods will to Kelli McNeese and the future diamond the ability to put up with the Outlaws and Coach bong, Christy H., Kristi W., and Liz H. l. Kelly White. will to Deanna Jones the ability to grow about 5 inches. 1. Malissa Roux, will to Sonia Holden the abil- ity to avoid getting hit by a basketball and have the best senior year ever. We, Gary Northcutt and Richard Ross, leave to Jason Blackwell our ability to roll a yard and not get the truck stuck when you're through. I will the ability to the senior class of i89 to pass the IMP TEST! a Kelly White I. Kris Byrd, will to all juniors the ability to realize that all Sr. teachers are there to help you. I. Theresa Williams, will to Jeremy Cochran the ability to make it through his senior year without me holding his hand. l. Tereasa Mason. leave to my friend. Sharon Hensley, the ability to be the best yo-yo ever! We, Ellen Pierce and Kris Byrd. will to the junior class the ability to use teamwork as a way to pass. I, Kaye Hunnings, will to Dinah Parker. Kim Davis. and Sherie Hunnings the ability to fall in the gym when youlre late and still make it to class on time. l. Deanna Jones, will to Tammy Downs the ability to find a guy she really likes. We. Shannon GofTand Bobby Green, will to all future typing students the ability to pass typing without SUlClDAL TENDENClES. We, the Outlaws, being of perfect mind and awesome bodies will to the Diomond Girls the intelligence and knowledge of knowing how to jank an outlaw without it backtiring. l, Lorrie Wright, leave Rachel all my worthless possessions. l, Jeanie Davis, being of sound mind and body will to Shannon Mallettc the ability to pass the next two years without me. 1, Lori Rush, will to Coach Bailey and the Lady Hornets the ability to have practice one day when everyone would be satisfied with it. 1. Bobby Green. will to Ryan Waltman the ability to carry a tune without the use of a bucket 1. Kris Byrd. will to Missy Davis the ability to lose it completely on the weekends. I, Kaye Hunnings. will to Tori Fisher the abil- ity to go home with someone and not lock the key in the car while it's raining. L Becky Bullock, will to David Bozeman the ability to make it through his senior year with- ut me. l, Lori Rush, will to Ru-Ru and Long Gone the ability to see me pass by slow in my ear and still make it to school on time. .A 2t .rli,w The East Central Star tudent for 1988 is Lora 1illcr. She is the daughter f Mr. and Mrs. John W. tiller of Wade. The star udent is the senior with Kc highest ACT score. hc star student 'chooses ic teacher that hq or she i ishcs to be star teacher. his years star teacher is Irs. Phyllis Morgan. til think Mrs. Morganis tlass helped prepare me . ir college more than any . ther class? Lora is also Valedicto- ian of this years senior lass. WiBTMiEH I Gary Webb Kim Wells Kelly White Renee Whittington Joey Wildman Kristi Williams Theresa Williams Jeanie Wilson Craig Wolverton Christy Womack Dottie Woodruff Lorrie Wright Neil Wright Kelli Yawn 76m cf 0m cafe! 1g THE HORNET SPOTLIGHT SHINES ON . . . J UNIORS: KEEP ON JAMMINi This years Junior Class really dem- onstrated their school spirit as they competed against the Seniors in spirit competition during Homecoming week. Their win will certainly go down in his- HEAD OF THE CLASS! Chaplin e Wendy Gordan, Treasurer - Cheryl Goff, President e Stacey Hudson, Vice President - Rita Williams, Secretary - Leta Williams Michelle Adams Jennie Akison Douglas Allen Tammy Allgood Steven Ard Jason Blackwell Jason Bloodsworth Tracie Boler Mark Boyd David Bozeman Wendall Bozeman Mark Bradley Denean Bridges Vikki Brown Bart Buckley Teresa Buckley Ginifer Bullock Richard Burch Kesha Burroughs Deonna Butler Mary Butler 69 tory. This spirit continued as the Juniors Junior: Jason Bloodswonh planned a memorable J unior-Senior Prom. The Class of 89 is certainly one of the most spirited classes to ever attend ECHS. a w 1' vii; . as mvxLWgsm Mande Campbell Michelle Canfleld Chuckie Carraway Byron Caner Melanie Caner Rachel Caner Glenn Clark Jeremy Cochran Bruce Crump George Cumbest Denice Davis James Davis Kim Davis Clay Dickerson Buffer Dodd Doug Dodson Bonnie Dueitt Angie Duncan Clifford Elkins Nita Ely Reneka Fairley Tori Fisher Lon Ford Diana Freeman Kristie Freeman Greg Geiger Cheryl Ann Goff Wendy Gordan Kim Griexson Kenny Gunn Teresa Haire Jeanie Harrel Billy Harris Monica Heamdon Sharon Hensley Regina Hester Chris Hill Tim Hodges Sonia Holden Dion Holder Amy Holsten J odie Hudson Stacy Hudson Sherrie Hunnings Maria James Henry Johnson Russell Johnson Heather Jones Marty Jones Steven Jordan Kathy Kelly Mike Hendrick Cobby Kennedy Bryan Kibby Tammy Ladnier Cathy Little Shawn Lovilt Chrisly McDonald Suzy McGee Tony McLeod Shane McNeely Kelly McNeese Chris Miles Kim Miller Dawn Morris Todd Morrow Darryl Naramore Crystal Neese Falicia Nichols Renee Norman Gary Northcun April Owens Dewayne Parker Dinah Parker Ray Parsley Roxanne Patten Mark Petty Kathy Pelrosie Justin Pierce Allen Rudolph Clell Salcher Rainer Shatlles Stacy Simmons Carol Ann Smith Karen Smith Tammy Smith Terri Stampley Michelle Stewart Stephanie Taylor Wendy Taylor Kristie T aggard immy Thomas Vicki Tisdale Jennifer Tolleson Mike Tompkins Wendy Vann Lisa VanPatton Michael Vaughn Robin Vaughn laura Lee Walters Paul Waltman Stephanie Waltman Geraldine Ware James Welbom Terri Wells Elizabeth White Iris Whitt David Wildman Leta Williams Reta Williams Patricia Ables Christy Baker Kristy Baker Jeff Becker J immy Bond Shawn Bradley Denise Bridges Karen Broadus Benny Brown Melissa Buchanan Marilyn Butler Bobbie C anf'lcld Tammy Caner Kathy Charlton Roy Christensen David Collins Jonah Collins C huck C ollum Tracy Cooper Michelle Cossey Paula Craven Scott Craven LeAnn C ripps Kevin Cronier SOPHOMORES Class 0f 90 Chuck Collum Vice-Pres. Amy Stewart - Sec. LeAnn Cripps - Treas. Greg Tolbert Pres. I Barry Crump Jamie Cumbest Mollie Curry Wayne Daniels Tony Davis Renee Davis Mona Dearmon Keith Dykes Donald Elzy Sam Emmons Letrcceia Fairly Steve Farmer Kelly Felton Shelly Fike Amy Furby Johnny George Cindy Glaskox Wesley Glaskox Wes Goff Angie Goldman Michael Graham Jeremy Green Curtis Gregg Kasie Hancock Kristi Hamilton Paula Hinton David Holden Chn's Holmes Stacie Hover Joe Hudson Scott Hunt Joel Jackson Dewayne Johnson David Jones Tina J ones Russell Kennedy Kelly Ladnier Jason Lamkin Anne Lovejoy Nicole Lundy Shannon Mallette Mike May $9 ttThc skills keep you busy, but iflhcy're preparatory for the BSAP. I think theytrc a good idea. a Mona Dcarmon The tests are hard to pick up not having them in lower grades. but I have learned a lot more with them than without them. They really make you study! - Christi Walters John McGallagher Jerold McKinney Kim McNeely Holli Miles Rita Miller Steve Moody i Andrea Mooney Gina Moore Christy Morgan Jared Morrison Rochelle Mosley Gary Neal Amber Pail Melissa Parker Raquel Patten Brandi Pierce Bryon Pierce Richard Pinter q, SOPHOMORES VS. SKILLS This year the sopho- more Class had extra work laid out for them. The newly introduced skills test in grammartliterature kept both students and teachers busy. The skills are required by state law and are locally developed by teachers from each of the three schools in the district. The tests help the sophomores develop skills and prepare for the BSAP test they will take when they become Juniors. This test must be passed in or- der to graduate. The stu- dents have different opin- ions on having the test. as do the teachers. Mrs. D. Smith had this to say. Til try to focus on the positive aspects of any new direc- tion in the field of edu- cation. therefore. my sights are directed toward the greater achievements of my students. I have found that my students have adopted a more re- sponsible attitude toward assignments, tests and progress than ever before but there is less personal time to devote to each stu- dent. I count that a great loss because teachers are mentors who direct and guide students in many areas other than the con- tent area. Lovell Williams Jennifer Wilson Michael Worlcy Nickie Robinson Kim Rowcll Dcirdrc Saucicr Bclh Shumock Chris Smith Donnie Smith Amy Stewart Bart Stewart Shane Tanner Barbi Tisdalc Greg Tolbcn Johnny Tompkins Kcn Tompson Kim Wallace Chris Walters Ryan Wallman Julie Watson Dusty Waus Terry chks Ina Wells Kcrri Wclls Tcss Wclls Debra Wicrson Brian Williams F reshman Fever!! '. ' ' l . . . R d H - 513;?3v???ith'cii'EIZRZnTS'r'EJSEFMZE 312?.TKFE353.p5?553n Mills.0 ey am FRESHMAN CLASS school students they really made the So. all in all. the Class of I991 will surely grade. be one to remember!!! OFFICERS: I asked the FRESHMAN CLASS what it ' . - meant to them to be considered a high PreSldent' June Hulsey school student and hertfs what they said: Vice President: Lowery '11 means lhal I can look down on Junior . High people and I can be bigger than some Smlth people. I am almost out of school!! . . . Joc Johnson. More freedom and meet more Secretaryffreasurer: people? . . .chdy Zicgcnfcldcr. ll makes people look up to you and normally you get Meloneese W6llS more respect. I! also means being able to Therisa Bang Nekessia Biggs Selh Blalock Rusty Boler Jack Bowen Danny Bowen Karen Brooks Cathy Browning Scotty Buchanan Paula Buckley Kim Busby Wesley C apers Christy Carpenter Malt C ochran x- 3 I 3 ? I: Iva ,uzmt 7.. '23:?- Chris Collins Bridget Coleman Kasey Corkhill Terry C umbest Richard Cushman Angela Davis Shannon Davis Regina Deflandcrs Jenny Dickins Mark Dock Bridget Dunsford Bridget Ehlers Jennifer Ely Guy Emerson Rebecca Finch Alan Glaskox Dana Glaskox Katina Goff Kim Gordan Dana Grady Glen Graves Tiffany Green Rodger Hall Scott Haney Rodney Hamilton Melissa Hammock Carolyn Harbison Brian Heamdon Marina Heamdon J im Henry Richard Hodgens Ty Hodgins Christi Holif'leld Kristi Holmberg Ken Honeycutt Brad Howard Doug Hudson Jason Hudson Tommy HufT Julie Hulsey Crystal Jackson Joe Johnson BACK IN THE HIGH LIFE AGAIN!!! The Freshman Class has faced new experiences. but has pulled ll As the excite- found freedom. enced the in the Home- through ment shines on, Working togeth- school spirit coming Bon- many of this er with the Junior shown in fire. yearhs Freshmen Class, they experi- participating find themselves t involved in many extra- curricular activi- ties. With the new of high school life vs. the t ., . old of Junior .-' t j h 'e I 1 e I t High, many Freshmen find themselves en- joying their new ISSilSSIPp I' ,- F J V Lem t h- 1- Kristi Jones Rhonda Jones Terry Jones Jan Kendrick Michael Kendrick Sherry Kitchens Jimmy Kyzar David LaPoint Melvin Larson Jerry Loper Connie Lucas Angela Mallette Sam Martin Jeremy Mason Missy Mason Jason Mills Janay Mizelle Picfure Not Available Sandy Neal Tina Nelson Michelle Norman Billy Ovelletle Kristi Parker Sharon Parker Misty Petty Cheri Persons Tiffany Pierce Rodney Prince Karen Ray Kesha Riley Sabrina Riley Yancy Roberts Stephanie Rogers Shawn Rupert Brandon Scou Suzi Seward Tim Simmons Nathan Slade Theresa Slider Lowery Smith Nickie Smith Brett Shumock Tabitha Steelman Rhonda Thomhill Nathan Upshaw Michelle Valetine Deanna Vaughn David Wasden Greg Watson Greg Welborn Kizzie Wells Meloneese Wells Shevemeek Wells Ingrid Welty Damon Westfaul Shane White Joseph Williams Dee Yawn Wendy Ziegenfelder JL; 4L'zk'---'...' ' I A A: 1 : lanumim. J: V .- .; Agrmmr1mx . THE HORNET SPOTLIGHT SHINES 0N . . . I am Rhonda Shea Ard daughter of Towner and Carol Ard of Wade. I am thirteen and in the eighth grade. I am very active in school sports. I play basketball and I am a member of the track team. I am on the superintendent list. I am a member of the student council and I enjoy playing the piano. I am very honored to have been chosen Miss E.C.M.S. T hank You. I am Bobby Brister, son of Kenneth and Hanna Brister of Big Point. I have three sisters and one brother. I am thirteen and in the eighth grade. I enjoy playing football at East Central. I am on the principal's list and enjoy play- ing football, fishing, and collecting all kinds of different things. I am very honored to have been selected as Mr. East Central Middle School. 6th Grade C lass 51h grfgclflglass Favorites Dixie Redmond, K V16 Marble Hegytfzfygfgon '1 7th Grade C lass 8th Grade C lass Favorites Favorites Ste am' Goff Julie Riley C0 y Mooney Mike Lundy Best Dressed Cutest Clay Stockman Cody Mooney Amanda Strickland Am y Lassitter 15'? F riendliest Most Athletic Mark Hall Tim Ladm'er Rhonda Ard Amanda Strickland J Most Polite Most Popular Cody Mooney David Parsley Michelle Shotts Amy Lassitter Kris Clark Lisa Johnson Most School Spirit Wittiest Marcus Guyton Marcus Guyton w GuuGG? Em :Eauu ' Miss C ongeniality Jennifer Wilson 5th Grade Winner Amie Goff 1st Jerrica Lockhart 2nd Kesisha Ely 3rd Deborah Hudson 6th Grade Winner Stacy Smith lst Heather Jackson 2nd Gina Pierce 3rd Keisha Sims 5th Grade Beaus Tim Lundy Adam C oleman Jason Baily K ye Marble 6th Grade Beaus Heward Westfall Grey C umbest Chad Huff Bengie GofP ' M0st Handsome ilk g The mum of 7th Grade Winner Leslie Hendricks 1st Nichole Scardine 2nd Stacy Ellzey 3rd Stephanie Goff Most Photogenic Kristi Brooks 8th Grade Winner Kristi Brooks ls! Rhonda Shea Ard 2nd Kelly Long 3rd April Williams m2:- 7th Grade Beaus C ody Monnew C IIffJohnson Jason Elhers J Jan Laforce 8th Grade Beaus Clay Stockman K yle Jones Mike Luna'y David Parsley a' M0st Handsome 25512412 21 d2: The 1987-88 Middle School Football Team has the look of cham- pions. They had a fun and exciting season. Starting off from Scratch and doing it right. Coach Slider and Coach Havens are very proud of these seventh and eighth grade guys. 64-Anderson, Andy 63-Bryan, Scott 3l-Collins, Troy 8-Jones, Jeff SJ-Magec, Jason 40-Mason, J ohn 65-Rice, Eddie 66-Nathan, Taylor 20-Forel, Joseph 86-Johnson, Cliff 56-Marshall, Dru 44-Atcs. Gary 50-Brown, Raphael 87-Goff, Casey 25-Jones, Kyle Landier, Tim 34-Magee, Ruben 61-Stewart, Hank l4-Butler, David 35-Hammond, Phil 60-Jones, Richie 22-Vaxter, Eamell SS-Brister, Bobby 32-Clark, James ll-Johnson. Dale 78-Jones, Shawn 88-Lundy, Mike 62-Redmon, Curtis 87-Spring, Frank 72-Bullock, Shane 73-Hover, Duane 33-13Force, Jon 24-Wells, Wendall ENTHUSIASTICALLY SHINING! The 1987-88 East Central Junior High Cheer- leaders are a unique group of enthusiastic, high spirited girls They began preparing for t e cheering season in June at a week long camp led by the Mary Montgomery Varsity Cheerleaders of Mobile, Ala. Later in the summer they attended 3 Cheerleader Camp at Mississippi Gulf Coast Jun- ior College in Perkinston, Mississippi. They re- ceived a spirit award, three excellent ribbons, and two superior ribbons. SQUAD MEMBERS ARE - Captain - Amy Lassiter; Co-Captain - Me- lanie Wilson; Kim Ely; Kris Clark; Kristi Brooks; April Williams; Kelly Long; Leslie Hendricks; Renee Hinton; Melinda Redmond; Melissa Wil- son. I. 8 STRIVING TO BE THE BEST! 3 Scott Haven, 10 Tim Ladnier, l 1 Dale Johnson, 12 Brad Hinkel, l3 Reuben McGee, 14 Danny Goff, 20 Gary Ates, 31 John Nicholson, 35 Travis Havens, 40 Brent Chappus, 4 Tim Robinson, 5 Bryan Mcleod, 15 Earnell Vaster, 21 Bryan Saxon, 22 Stanley Bass, 30 Kyle Lyon, 33 Stacey Smith, 34 Wendall Wells. GIRLS - Rhonda Ard, Naomi Blalock, Yulonda Brazil, Kristi Brooks, Linda Carter, Rachel Coon, Deanna Cox, Candy Harbison, Amy Hinton, Lisa Johnson, Chi Kasby, Tonya Mozeke, Amanda Strickland, Stacey Vaughn, Theresa Biggs, Shenia Broughton, Karri Havard, Kim Ely. 7th-8th Grade Band Is! Row. L to R: Miredith Glatfelter, Tracy Buckley, Stephanie Stewart, Ja- son Siegfried, Aaron Lapoime, Tonya Green, Kathy Bond, Ashley Rich. 2nd Row: Kandi Walding, Leslie Hendrick, Julie Riley, Leean Stallings, Daniel Moree, Candy Lane, DeAnn Bourn, Connie McMahan. 3rd Row: Jed Da- vidson, Dawn Dooley, Lucretia Nichols, Barbara Bolen, Stuart Pierce, Chrissy Kendricks, Amber Jones, Katie Harrah, Katie McMahan. 4th Row: Lori Bray, Jacob Johnson, David Davis, Ashley Parker, Debra James, Nathan Taylor, Curt Morse, Johnny Ladnier. 6th Grade Band ls! Row, L to R: Brandy Baker, Brandy Harmmond, Stephanie Taylor, Misty Fulgham, Troanne Hill, Susanne Baker, Angie Prassenos, Kristy Gaskin. 2nd Row: Lewie McCleod, Debbie Flowers, Christy Adams, Tim Harris, Michael Bozeman, Melissa Green, Jeremy Riley, Eddie Rudolph, Nathan Strickland. 3rd Row: Cary Strickland, Sonny Milano, Tammy Daily, Jonathan Bray. Desi Baker William Ball Theresa Biggs Matt Bouzeman Rachel Boyd Yolanda Brazzle Ann Brinson Bobby Brister Kristi Brooks Rafael Brown Stacy Buchanan Nyra Burgess Linda Carter Robert Carter Brent Chapius Kris Clark Mike Coleman Troy Collins Jamie Cook Billy Coon Tommy Cooper Bn'dget Davidson James Delaughter Dawn Dooley Excellent Eighth! - 7.5.1 ' udpgr7 .451 diiky: Tracy Adams Rhonda Ard Gary Ates .L'.'L.e..-;4 W . ' 51: ;$:1i'.1. 1' . J; 2 . .1 a 3.3!. 5133.1. .95. 'f . .1 'UJ x ,1; .v V-.v-J-'.' .5 . .;.;., , 5A ivnw LE-o.?-:mwm1w . V Jay Easley Stanley Eckoff Kim Ely Thomas Finley Casey Goff Chris Goff Danny Goff David Graham Sharon Gunter Marcus Guyton Scott Haire Mark Hall Felicia Havard Travis Havens Brad Hinkle Amy Green Glenn Holcolm Teresa Hudson Alisha Humphreys Rocky Hyatt Michael J ackson Joseph Jackson Delena James Dale Johnson Mike Johnson Loraine Joiner Amber Jones Jeff Jones Kyle Jones Sali Jones Scotty Jones Shawn Jones Chi Kasby Chrissy Kendrick Bennie Key Stephanie Kittrell Tim Ladnier Kathy Lamkin Candy Lane Amy Lassittcr William Little Kelly Long Mike Lundy Jason Magcc Bryan Martin Susan May Ruben McGee Julia Milano Curt Morse Tany Mozckc Melissa Naramore Charles Nobles Kim Odom Heather Oliver Angelia Orr Danny Owens Ashley Parker Shanc Parker David Parsley Regina Patten Stuart Pierce Anthony Pierce Ryan Pierce Charles Pipkins Todd Pope Eddie Rice Julie Riley Erica Riley Raymond Shoemaker Michelle Sholts Stan Smith Frank Spring Hank Stewart Clay Stockman Amanda Strickland Nathan Taylor Catina Vaughn Stephanie Vaughn Misty Wallman Vance Warden Lamar Ware Michelle White April Williams Melanie Wilson ; Super Seventh Do the names MRS. HENRY, COACH ' IDER, MRS. PARDUE, MRS. HITE, MRS. McMASTER. or MRS. DEARMAN sound fa- miliar to you? How about, getting to walk to the cafetcna without an Rascorf ? Then you have obviously, some- time in the past or present, been in the SUPER SEVENTH! This yeafs 7th grade really en- joyed themselves. From partici- pating in sports to competing in extra-curricular activities, this yeafs 7th graders really made a name for themselves! Von Agent Chad Ardoin Angel Ates Gene Baker Murry Balius Stanley Bass Naomi Blalock Kathleen Bond Dawn Bonf'lglio DeAnn Boum Jennifer Bowman Daniel Bozeman Michael Bozeman Dina Bradley Lori Bray Nina Breland Corey Brooks Tara Brown John Bryan Tracey Buckley Melissa Bufkin Paulette Bufkin Shane Bullock Sherry C arlisc Phillip C arter Robin C oleman Shyannc C oleman Stephen Coleman Tabitha Cook Lauriena Cooley Rachael Coon Zack C outure Deanna Cox Brad Davidson Alicia Davis David Davis Julie Davis Phillip Deannan Dawn Dooley Jason Ehlers Stacey Ellzey Brian Fcrgerson Raina Finchcr Debbie Flowers Joseph Foret Karen Forsman Jeffery Gibson Are You a Mega-Maniac? Do you constantly find yourself bor- rowing things and never returning them? Do all your friends look the other way gluring lunch when they see you com- mg? - Do you constantly find yourself asking for test answers? If you answered yes to any two of the above questions then you are a MEGA- MANIAC!!! 146 ECM Merdith Glatfeter Stefani Goff Tanya Green Patrick Green Leslie Hendricks Brian Hester Renee Hinton Jennifer Holifleld Duane Hover Shane Humphreys Cliff Johnson Kem' Jones Richie Jones Jon LaForce Aaron LaPointe Kyle Lyon Andrew Marshall Charity Mason Sammy McCaw Melissa McGowan Brian McCloud Lewie McCloud Connie McMahan Katie McMahan Amanda Miller Chad Miller Tina Miller Cody Mooney Daniel Moree Brandi Nelson Lucretia Nichols J im Owens Roxanne Parker Tom Parker Tracy Parker Chrisly Persons Mary PlutT Jimmy Prince Jason Ratcliff Mclinda Redmond Ashley Rich Jennifer Rinks Timothy Robinson Jeremy Rogers C hristy Salchcr Bryan Saxon Nicole Scardina Kevin Seal Kaychcc Self Michael Sexton Kim Shaltlcs Jason Siegfried Brandi Smith Damon Smith Jason Smith Maranda Smith Stacy Smith Ebby Smith Stephanie Stewart Shawn Tisdale Stacey Vaughn Eamell Vaxter Lcighannc Veil Wendall Wells Karl Welty Charity West Shenita Whitfield Shannon Whilt C hn's Wilson Daphne Wilson Melissa Wilson Lisa Wlovenon Q $ . ,- SENSATIONAL SIXTH! Christie Adams Sarah Altman Shannon Anderson Carol Anderson Chris Ales Susanne Baker Jamie Barfleld Tamara Blalock Brady Bloodsworth Hans Bouzeman Jonathan Bray Adam Brown Jennifer Brown Mary Brown Cindy Butler Chris Carlisle Leslie Carter Chris Coleman Kim Collum Michael Cook Lcon Cooper David Corkhill Will Coulson Johnny Cumbcst Harrie Cunningham Tammy Dailcy Amber Davis Gloria Dickson Armadc Dubosc Farrah Ehlcrs Brandon Ely Matthew Misty Fulgram Jocy Gaulhrcaux James Glover Bcngic Goff Dock Graves Melissa Grccn Kcsha Guyton Harvey Hall Nicky Hamilton Brandee Hammond Tim Harris Amy Havard Kyle Hcarndon Malt Hendricks Robert Hicks Troyannc Hill A V y v I 1 - - . 1 ,. . . ,, , . , . :' . . '. . , . ,.5;-., . K A . - 4 Daniel Hinton Farrah Hinton Gina Holmes Brandy Horton Heath Hudson Chad Huff Heather Jackson Mae James Angela Jones Rance J ones Jerrod Jones John Langley Aimee Long Chris Lundy Gerri Martin James Mccary Dave McDonald Jamie McLeod Sonny Milano Wesley Miles Rachelle Miles Jason Morris Julie Naramore Neal Candice Day Neese Steve Newburn Anthony Nichols Brian Pack Terri Pierce Daniel Pitts John Pope Wendy Porter Angie Prassnas Christoper Rankin Jeremy Riley Eddie Rudolf Greg Rudolph Alison Saucier Brandi Scarbrough Stacy Sherman Chris Sherman Keisha Sims Valerie Slider Stacy Smith Jerry Stampley Jennifer Starr David Steiner Jenny Stewart Stephanie Taylor Frankie Tribble Donnie Wallace Shannon Waltman Brandy Wells DeeDee Wells Howard Westfaul Many White Samantha Whitt Jennifer Wilson Angie Wood Jo Ann Worley Q3 Allison Adkison Melissa Almond Jason Bailey Douglas Barker Alice Barrow Tashika Bass Chris Bell Rodney Bolcr Tray Bosargc Tim Bowen Joey Broadus Tim Brooks Jennifer Brown Jimmy Brown Rebecca Brown Misly Bryan Bcngi Buckley Dchcc Buckley Mauhcw Bunl Regina Burhidgc Paul Busby Andy Bullcr Danlcl Byrd Selena Canficld Billic Carney Dennis Champion Gcanna Childcrs Adam Coleman Chad Coleman Grey Cunhcsl J. T, Curry Angela Dcarman Bobbie Jo Dcarman Monica Davidson Tim Davis Riki Doggcll Kimberly Doway Jessica Elkins chsha Ely Randy Emmons Mclany Enwine David Farmer Laura Ferguson Autumn Forsan Robin Furby Phillip Gibson Heather Glaskox Amie Goff Herman Goff Jacob Goff Brian Goldman Chris Graves Michael Gregory Eric Hamilton Eric Hancock Eric Harrah JciTcrcy Hinton Lcc Hinton Leslie Hinton Wayne Hollis Rachcal Howard Chris Hudson Debra Hudson Heath Hudson Kim Hudson Lalasha Hund Anthony James Alan Johnson Jacob Johnson Mark Johnson April Jones David Jones Joe Jones Je Jones Johnnie Jones Stephan Jones Tim Jones Amy Jordan Julcc Jordan Jessica Kimble Wcsly Kitchens Wil King Lclana Knowles Angel Laforcc Lee Lambert Casey lane Jcrrica Lockhart Robert Loper Michael Lott Kevin Lucas C risty Lundy Tim Lundy Jon Macary Karen Mallette Kyle Marble Miri Maxon Brandi McDonald Teresa McDonald John Mcpcek Celinda Mcsscr Trina Milano Brian Miller Welcome to my Place! This year the The most out- proves that they lit- 5th graders had standing transition erally lived out of many new experi- was the lockers. To them. This was one ences. Being the quote Mrs. Tanner, thing that the newn- iinew kids on the ttthe only thing they ess didn't wear offofi blockTi didnit havenTt done is crawl seem to bother up into them? This them in the least. Dena Miller Michael Millfcll Cynthia Mosley Randy Muchy Dale Murphy Ben Newton Tracy Newton Brad Owens Brent Owens Becky Parker Jamie Parker Gary Parnell Alisha Pierce Farra Pierce Gina Pierce Wendy Porter Audrca Rabby Matthew Raybon Dixie Redmond Kim Reed Mike Richardson Poly Rider Andy Robinson Alivia Rodgers LaShandra Rodgers April Rumenapp Jonathan Sayre Danya Scarbrough Jacob Scott Kyle Scott Jade Sharp vaen Shlrley Angie Smith Steven Smith Wendy Smilh Amanda Snyder Becky Stewart Brian Slingfellow hris Sloneslreet Alice Sloklcy Emily Todd Catina Vaughn James Walters Jimmy Ward Gayle Watkins Gavin Wells Tony Wells Brandie Wells Jamy While Deana Wiggins Ambre Willis Andrew Wilncr Tiffany Wilson Paula Yon 156 The East Central Middle School Student Council states its purpose as a means of maintaining open communication among the students, faculty, and administrators and to promote leadership and good citizenship. Student Council members are elected by the student body in the spring of the school year prior to serving on the council the following year. , ,' WY LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Leann Stallings Alisha H umphreys Heather Rupert Alica Parnell GUIDANCE ASSISTANTS JeffJones Kris Clark . . .' , T . ., AmyLassitter . , p , 1 - . 53.21.11.115 1;; Clay Stockman 1' ' ' - ,. i7 . .7 :. Uh- :fop- Li ELEMENTARY ASSISTANTS Michelle Shotts Alicia Davis Misty Waltman Catina Vaughan , THE HORNET SPOTLIGHT SHINES ON . . . TINY MISS - LAUREN EMSWILER, lst d LARK TYNES, 2nd -- KELI GOUGH, 3rd d LYNSI TYNES, LITTLE MISS - LaSHEA LOWE, lst - JANA ELY, 2nd - HARRIET GOFF, 3rd d ALLISON WILLIAMS PETITE MISS - J ES- SICA COUCH, lst RANDA BARFIELD, 2nd - LORI LAD- NIER, 3rd - AN- DREA EMSWILER. Mini-Mini Musicals Presented by: Kindergarten class .. 1 . May 9, 1988 Balloon Lift-Off April 8, 1988 Russell Allbritton Tonya Allgood Tammy Anderson Jackie Aricer Joey Ballinger Shaun Ballingcr Randa Barficld Christy Baria Beth Barlow Cedric Bass Amber Beckham Kim Bennett William Bias Raina Blalock Chrisly Bloodswonh Jerricho Bone Felicia Boren FABULOUS F OURTH! Jamie Boyd Kevin Breland Billy Brinkman Brad Brooks Lan'y Brown Angela Bums Patrick Busby C andi Bush Susanne Byrd Grace Carpenter Serena C oleman Adam Collins Misty Comans Mandy Cook James Cooley David Dailey Michael Dailcy Jeremy Davidson Avery Davis Joe Dearmon Jason Dickerson Brcu Dobbs Misti Doggeu Phillip Drake Nathan Dubosc Brandi Edwards Jeff Ely Kathy Emmons Andrea Emswiler Joel Partner Rona Fore! Melissa Foman Tabaxha Glaskox Jennifer Grady Leslie Graham Bobby Green Lori Greenwood Jennifer Grierson Healhar Hammond Shane Harold Amanda Harris Joseph Harris 167 Michael Hcdrlck Hun Hendricks Jennifer Hicks Lisa llinlnn Jcrcmy Holcomb Mary Hollis Cryslal Holt Jason Hover Taylor Hulscy Amber lvcy Bryan Jordan Dcrck Kennedy Lori Ladnicr Chcrc Lambert Maranda Lamkin Daren Larson Bo bong Chris Lovely Bryon Mannc Patricia Mchc Dale Mcsscr Timothy Milano Frank Miller Brad Morgan Dashila Mozckc Michael Myrick Chad Nccsc Chris Ncwburn Knoia Nichols Virginia Nichols Eric Norris Farrah Oliver Mark Orr Samuel Pankonin Darren Picrcc Jody Pierce Tabitha Pierce BufFIc Porter Victor Ramirez Todd RalcliiT Rudolph Rilcy Dcvonna Roberts Heather Roberts Tina Robinson Jamie Rogers Ginger Rucmenapp Tajuana Ryan Alisha Schollian Felicia Scott Lori Self Amber Sherman Keri Shields Daniel Sims Nicole Slider Brandy Smith Bryan Smith Lance Smith Calen Snyder Anna Stewan Jamcna Slcwan Kendall Stewart Ky Stewart Clay Strickland Cathryn Tanner Roben Taylor Terra Taylor Alisha Tench Lindsey Tellow Joshua Tilley Misty Tucker Joey Turner Lindsey Tynes Lisa Vaughn Bobby Walker Pam Wallman Elvis Wells Jeanie Wells Amanda West Timothy Whitfield Darrell Whit! 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Jaime O'Neal Brandi Ostrandcr Jack Owens Melanie Pankonin James Lee Parker Jamie Parker Russ Penderson Lannie Pierce Marvin Pope : Dana Porter Alicia Pnasscnos Keesha RalcliIT Brian Richardson Terry Roach Rachell Roberts Brenda Ryan Jennifer Ryan Jason Simms Rachel Shumock Bridget Slade Jeremy Slider Angela Smith Ben Smith Heidi Smirh Scott Smilh Cammic Slccdc Tiffany Stephens Donnie Slokcly Emmalcc Slullz Justin Sward Carla Tanner Lcri Tanncr Missy Tanncr Nalalic Tanncr Alex Taylor .Icn'cry Tolbcrl Todd Trochasscll chTcry Tuhb JcIT Vaughan Donnie Walker Cory Wallhcrs Jason Wallman Jcnnifcr Wallman Matthew Wallman Cory Ward Jcrcmy Wcalhcrly Tim Weber Brooke Wells charius Wells Tancisha Wells lxndscy Wcslon Lauren While Tori While Elisa Wilder Hayley Williams Joey Willis Andrew Wilncr Jason Wilson Chris Winslcad Angie Yawn Sabrina Young Thor Zamjahn chfcrcy Adams Wcslcy Allbrilain Angela Allcman Bram Ales Brandy Ales Chris Bagwcll Malissa Bailey Dion Baker Lawrence Baker Alisha Barlow T. 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K 2232 MARKET STREET 17001 HWY. 63 PASCAGOULA, MS 39567 PASCAGOULA H? HAB'IWAR MERCHANTS PO. BOX 366, HURLEY, MS 39555 588-3308 24 HOUR MARINE TELLER MERCHANTS 81 MARINE BAN K COACH,S PASCAGOULA, GUATIER, MOSS POINT F OLIAGE Rt. 1 Box 209 Lucedale, MS WeHre here to serve you phone 947-7235 Q88 ESCATAWPA, AND WADE MEMBER FDIC P.O. BOX 625 Moss POINT, MS' ,2 475-8565 - ' W9; qvhilk' VJNCENTS . j Friendly Lumwkwm ware Center ,3 f V x , Y : MW 3 JOHN ZIBPDLFI INSUFIFINCE FIGENCY 21700 HWY. 613 HURLEY, MS 39555 Old Spanish Fort Museum The Jackson County Board of Supervisors marked the l75th anniversary of Jackson County in a very special way dur- ing 1987 when it appropriated $50,000 for the construction of this new museum at the Old Spanish Fort in Pascagoula. The 1,536-square-t'oot building will house valuable histori- cal artifacts and feature exhibits marking the various periods of Jackson County's history. Space will now be available for more effective displays and tours by students, citizens and tourists. The original iron gates of the old Jackson County courthouse that stood on Delmas Avenue from I875 to the 1940's will be placed at the entrance of the ancient roadway that will be restored as an access to the new museum and the historic fort. t Jacksbn County Board of Supervisors Post Office Box 998 Pascagoula, Mississippi 39567 The new building is located southeast of the Old Spanish Fort and was designed in an architectural style compatible with the 265-year old fort. that was in actuality a carpenter's shop built on the plantation 0f French-Canadian Joseph Simon de la Pointe. The Jackson C ounty Board of Supervisors is proud to mark the countyls l75th birthday by providing a museum that will play a key role in preserving the countyls history and in promoting tourism. 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