Fair Park High School - Sequoyah Yearbook (Shreveport, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 220 of the 1986 volume:

SEQUOYAH 1986 VOLUME LI FAIR PARK HIGH SCHOOL 3222 GREENWOOD ROAD SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA Table of Contents Opening.2 Faculty.33 Features.53 Seniors.81 Classes.97 Organizations.119 Athletics.155 Closing.184 Advertising.193 i As the second oldest public high school still in existence in our city, Fair Park has provided an example for excellence in education and school spirit. After years of greatness, many people felt that darkness had fallen on our halls, and that FPHS had lost its life and its influence. 2 However, those of us here at the reservation know that we have not fallen behind, but we are pressing for¬ ward, stronger than ever. Regardless of what you have felt about the Indians in the past, the 1985-1986 Sequoyah staff invites you to 3 Take A Look At Us Now Fair Park is alive and on the go. The pursuit of academic excellence and a wide range of activities keep our student body moving, working, and reaping many rewards. Students continued to improve and achieve in their studies, while once again the FPHS football team was a district contender. The famous marching band con¬ tinued to thrill crowds at ballgames and parades, and the JROTC units brought much pride to our school. The first Miss Sequoyah Pageant was held in October, and the pep squad was reorganized. Reservation Day was held in con¬ junction with Homecoming. 4 A fresh new spirit seemed to prevail as students displayed positive attitudes. Teachers worked extra hard to instill knowledge and encourage achievement. Yes, Fair Park High School is alive and well. We boast in a proud heritage and we move with high ex¬ pectations of our promising future. As we reflect on 1985-1986, perhaps our finest year yet, you take a look at us as we . . . 5 8 Prepare For The Future Academic excellence and prepar¬ ing to face the real” world was a primary focus for Fair Park students. Diligent study became more impor¬ tant with the new 2.0 grade point re¬ quirements for extra-curricular eligibility. New graduation requirements found more students enrolled in Algebra I classes. Computer Literacy became a must for new freshmen, and Library Science was eliminated. ChemCom was added as a new science alter¬ native. Homework was still required, par¬ ticularly as finals approached. Study¬ ing in advance and lots of cramming brought either the thrill of victory or the agony of defeat when final report cards came in May. fake A Break To Refuel The cafeteria staff continued to provide delicious meals, and an increased number of faculty members seemed to partake. Many students still brought sack lunches, and some teachers ate more during second period than most did during the noon hour. Girls ' purses still carried more suckers than pictures, and at Reservation Day we all pigged out. . . . Enjoy The Good Times Nothing could replace the fun moments at FPHS. Catching up on the latest news, being with that special boy, laughing, clowning, singing, and just be¬ ing with friends, all were a part of the good times. Getting to know your teachers and holidays were also great. The fun also included learning the new fads in fashion, hearing the latest new hit song, and seeing who got away with “murder with the new substitute teacher. Cheerleaders, band, athletes, and Miss Se¬ quoyah, Reservation Day, field trips, eating, and no homework ... fun. 13 . .. Remember Homecoming Week . .. Set Examples For The Young wm In all that we did this year, we know that many little ones watched us with eager eyes, longing for the day they too would become an “Indian. As we recognized our responsibility to lead those who come after us, we remembered that those who have gone before laid a firm foundation for us. As we prepare for the future of the reservation,” we must reflect upon our past and all the great examples it provided. 16 Fair Park High School 1928-1986 Construction of Fair Park High School began in the spring of 1928 and its completion made it possible for school to open for the 1928-1929 session. The original building was constructed to accommodate 500 students at a cost of $481,000. Since the original plant was built, two additional wings, an annex, and a new gymnasium — industrial arts complex have been added. The building has been remodeled several times since its construc¬ tion. Fair Park has known eight principals in its days. Mr. James Ward was the first to sit at the helm from 1928 until 1937. Those who followed included Edward Lee Alberson, E. H. Herron, Earl A. McKenzie, B. H. Brantley, Clem Henderson, Johnny Bilberry, and our present principal, Roland Antoine, Sr. Fair Park became the second public high school in the city of Shreveport after the closing of Hope Street School. Fair Park now exists as one of a number of high schools in Caddo Parish and has a consistent enrollment of around 1300 students. As the city of Shreveport celebrates its sesquicentennial year, we felt it only appropriate to reflect on our great school as it has evolved from its early beginning to its present state. Come walk with us through the pages of our history as we reflect our past in pictures. 17 19 1940-1949 PICTURES ARE AS FOLLOWS: (1) Frances Rogers, beauty. 1942; (2) E. L Alberson, principal, 1949; (3) Senior Class Officers, 1942; (4) Girls Ar chery, 1942; (5) Officers of the Officers and Sponsors Club, 1949; (6) a bored student. 1949; (7) just clowning around, 1948 20 PICTURES ARE AS FOLLOWS: (1) String Choir, 1942; (2) football team, state finals competitors, 1942; (3) Dottie Jo Dowden and Pat Landreaux, Beat All Round. 1946; (4) students of Indian descent, 1940 1950-1959 PICTURES ARE AS FOLLOWS: (1) Girls ' State delegates, 1954; (2) Trade and Industry Club, 1950; (3) Formal dance, Mardi Gras Ball, 1951; (4) Cecile Ford and Raymond Wissing, Queen and King of Mardi Gras, 1958 1960-1969 3 PICTURES ARE AS FOLLOWS: (1) Cheerleaders, 1966-1967; (2) All State Choir Members, 1961; (3) Tommie Hearne, junior beauty, 1966; (4) Student Council, 1966. Opposite Page: (1) Andy Lloyd, State Champion tennis player, 1961; (2) Don Smith, band captain, and Susan Jones, Concert mistress. 1967; (3) Billy Sneed, football player, 1960; (4) French Club, 1966; (5) Mike Meagher, basketball star, 1967. 24 PICTURES ARE AS FOLLOWS (1) Evelyn Ashley and Mark Cottrell, senior class favorites, 1975; (2) Julie Green, Homecoming Queen, 1977, Crowned by Roland Antoine, principal; (3) basketball game, 1976; (4) Jonetta Allen, head cheerleader, 1977. PICTURES ARE AS FOLLOWS: Opposite Page (1) Industrial Arts Club, 1971; (2) Hollis Conway, Big Indian, 1984-1985; (3) Jennifer Brooks, Junior Class secretary, 1985; (4) A scene from “Grease”, 1981-1982; (5) Graduation, 1981; ABOVE: (1) Pow Wow Staff, 1980-1981; (2) basketball game, 1983; (3) Jeanette Jones, track team nember, 1983; (4) Freshman class officers, 1981. 29 Once a Teacher Nettie Pamplin, 1971 Dorothy Turner, 1971 Always a Teacher No matter which year of Fair Park’s past we reflect upon, we find the great standard of values in education and school life that have brought us to where we are today. We are grateful for our heritage and we are excited about where we are going. We are confident that the contributions that we have made this year will be added to the pages of our history, to continue the great tradition of the “reservation” for those who come after us. 32 Faculty Counselors and Librarians Point the Way to Learning Athalean Archey Counselor Jesse Cornelius Counselor Maxine Mayo Counselor Home, Farm, and Industry, The Keys to Our Economy Connie Cockerham Home Economics Ruthie Dunn Home Economics Nettie Pamplin Home Economics ¥ Eddie Lathon Woodwork Garfield White Metals Thelda Baker English, Spanish Ginny Boyd English, French Sharon Buford English Sandra Cook English, Speech Phyllis Garner English r M Debra McCauley English Margaret Thompson English A Curley White English Pearlean Williams English, Journalism Verdia Williams English English Gives the Basis for Communicati on 39 Susan Baston Geometry, Algebra Patricia Fox Advance Math, Computer Science Geometry, Algebra Working With Numbers Linda Gant Algebra, Consumer Math Lonzie Green Algebra, Consumer Math 4 Rosie Hudson Medical Careers Math John Kelly Algebra 40 Lloyd Nelson Consumer Math Jan Nichols Computer Literacy Thomas Parker Algebra, Math II V. A Foundation For Living Dorothy Turner Business Math Alvin Williams Consumer Math 41 Science Wren Causey Teaches Inquiry Angela Crowder Chemistry, Physical Science Gene Dixon Biology, Medical Careers Phillip Garrett Chemistry, Physical Science Alan Grappe Physical Science Dale Hathorn Biology 42 Maggie Hill Biology. P.E. Edward Ironsmith Physics, Chemcom Medical Careers Kenny Prude Physical Science Glenn Schuler Physical Science Barbara Sullivan Medical Careers Terri Wehlander Medical Careers 43 44 Clym Lott World History Beatrice Maxile Civics Rosa Sanford American History Joe Shyne American History Mollie Wade Free Enterprise James White Free Enterprise Social Studies Helps Students Understand Their Country Business Education Trains Future Office Workers Special Education Provides Individualized Attention Delores Adger Special Education Alvin Burns Special Education Jackie Gallion Special Education Isaiah Gates Special Education Carolyn Jennings Special Education Ella Nelson Special Education Carylon Nickelberry Special Education Marby Valentine Special Education ROTC Stresses Discipline Sgt. Steven Lester ROTC Sgt. Eddie Spencer ROTC Off. Louis Wells ROTC Art and Music Provide Cultural Enrichment Percy Baker Music, Piano, Chorus Allen Swilley Orchestra Celveland White Band P.E. Builds Minds and Bodies Robert Burton Physical Education Melvin Jones Physical Education Joe Guillory Physical Education Joan Medina Physical Education Billie Jackson Physical Education Kenneth Thomas Pysical Education Secretaries Keep Us Going Substitutes Give Teachers a Break Patricia Akins Secretary Bettie Pharis Secretary Mary Sprawls Bookkeeper Deborah Terry Secretary Judy Weems Secretary Frances Wells Secretary Virginia Carpenter Substitute Andrew Hernandez Physical Science Marie Magill Substitute A. B. Sloan Substitute Harold Williams Substitute 50 Aids Add Support and Depth Furilene Charles Aide Sidnah Cooley Aide Linda Ellis Aide Carolyn Hinton Speech Therapist Ethel Norman Aide Carolyn Norris Aide Kathryn Peoples Aide Mary Stuart Aide Linda Williams Aide Dennis Williams Security 51 CAFETERIA STAFF: (Front, Left to Right) Mary Collins, Dora Thomas, Esther Henson, Jewel Modicue, Doyce Strikland, (Back Row,l r) Jamesetta Anderson, Dorthy Jones, Nancy Richardson, Ardis Gafford, Regina Collins. CUSTODIANS: Melvin C. Johnson, Head Custodian; Bertha Hightower, Sweeper; Bobby D. Mosby, Yardman; Catherine Palmer, Sweeper; Anderson Maxie, Asst. Custodian. 52 Favorites Miss Fair Park Joezette Washington As a freshman, Joezette Washington was a maid in the Mardi Gras and a beauty. She was junior maid of the Junior-Senior Prom. As a senior, Joezette was a part of the Senior Planning Committee and a member of the FHA. She was feature editor of the Pow Wow newspaper and was a past president of the Math Club. Among her other honors were being selected to the homecoming court as a senior maid and being chosen as Miss Christmas. Mr. Fair Park Antonio Hightower As a Freshman, Antonio Hightower was a class officer, and was voted class favorite. He received the Omega Phi Si Good Citizenship Award, and received the Merit Award for Accomplishment. Antonio participated in many clubs, including the Spanish Club, Art Club, Social Studies Club, and Senior Planning Committee. He was a three year letterman in football, making All-District Team two years in a row. His future plans are to attend Southern University, Baton Rouge and major in Business Management. Antonio ' s hobbies include drawing, sports, weight lifting, and staying in shape. 1985 Homecoming Queen Miss Carolyn Davis Homecoming Princess Alynia Adams 57 Band Sweetheart Shon Evans Miss Sequoyah Daelene Hilton Daelene Hilton was crowned Fair Park’s first Miss Sequoyah on October 8, 1985 in the school auditorium. Daelene is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee H. Hilton III, and is a 17 year old senior. She was born in Ardmore, Oklahoma but has lived in Shreveport most of her life. Daelene is an active member of the French Club, the Journalism Club, and was selected a senior homecoming maid. Her past times include reading and spending time with friends. Other than winning the Miss Sequoyah title, she was named the evening gown winner in the preliminary competition of the pageant. First runner up Second runner up Sponsored by: French Club Sponsored by: Spanish Club Third runner up Fourth runner up Sponsored by: Science Club Sponsored by: Mr. Mrs. James Kelly Miss Sequoyah Winners: Elizabeth Kelly Fourth Runner Up Tabatha Harrison Third Runner Up Daelene Hilton Miss Sequoyah Yolanda Miller First Runner Up Tunesalyn Robinson Second Runner Up Preliminary Winners: Shennittie Wright Miss Congeniality Daelene Hilton Evening Gown Winner Yolanda Miller Personal Interview Winner Monigue Taylor Casual Wear Winner Fifteen Semi-Finalist: First Row: Tammy Anderson, Elizabeth Kel¬ ly, Tabatha Harrison, Daelene Hilton, Yolanda Miller, Tunesalyn Robinson, Angelia Lawrence, Cheryl Murray, Lela Hays. Second Row: Dewanna Walker, Annette Lindsay, Shennittie Wright, Kelly Flournoy, Monique Taylor, Irene Wilson. Our Autumn Jewels Monica Adams Tammy Anderson Bridgette Babers Marsha Bates Josette Black Cheryl Casson Daelene Hilton Sabrina Johnson Elizabeth Kelly Yulonda Lane Lori Langford Angelia Lawrence Connie Porter LaSonda Rasco Tunesalyn Robinson Charlotte Rogers Tina Stevens Monica Taylor Dewanna Walker Sadie Washington Deborah Williams Kelly Willis Irene Wilson Sbennittie Wr ht 65 National Honor Society (Front Row, l r) Daphne Malone, Elizabeth Kelly, Richard Lane, William Lee, (Second Row, l r) Lydon Johnson, Tunesalyn Robinson, Luther Tim¬ mons, Tina Stevens, Yulanda Lane, Stacy Roberson, (Third Row, l r) Miss Fox, Kelly Willis, Marilyn Maxie, Antonio Cooksey, Ricky Crenshaw, Cassandra Sweet. OFFICERS: Stacy Roberson, Treasurer; Patricia Fox, Sponsor; Kelly Willis, Vice-President; Antonio Cooksey, Chaplain; Lyndon Johnson, President (Not Pictured) Carolyn Davis, Secretary. 66 Student Council Officers President — William Lee Treasurer — Stacy Roberson Vice President — Ricky Crenshaw Secretary — Dewanna Walker Parliamentarian — Darien Gibson 1986 Hall of Fame Carolyn Davis Carolyn, Fair Park ' s homecoming queen, is also secretary for the National Honor Society and was named to Who’s Who among American high school students. She is a member of the Spanish Club, the Z Club, the Science Club, FBLA, and COE. William Lee William serves as president of the Student Council and president of the Caddo Student Advisory Council. He is a member of the National Honor Society, the Key Club, the Science Club, the Social Studies Club, the Band, and the Tennis Team. William was a National Merit Semifinalist. Ricky Crenshaw Ricky, the Vice President of the Student Council, is also a member of the National Honor Society, FBLA, Spanish Club, Science Club, Key Club, and the Social Studies Club. He served on the Principal’s Advisory Committee and was named to Who’s Who anong American High School Students. Ricky received the Omega Psi Phi Citizenship Award three times. 68 Lyndon Johnson Lyndon, the president of the National Honor Society, has made the all District football team several years. He also is president of the Key Club and the Spanish Club. He was a delegate to Louisiana Boys’ State and was a member of the Principal’s Advisory Committee. Lyndon has been the reci¬ pient of the Omega Psi Phi Achievement Award and the DAR Good Citizenship award. 1986 Hall of Fame Kelly Willis Kelly, the editor of the Sequoyah, is also Vice President of the National Honor Society and President of the Z Club. She has received the U.S. National Leadership Merit Award and the Academic All American Award. She was named to Who’s Who among American High School Students and received the Spiritual Aims Award. Antonio Cooksey Antonio, a member of the All District and All City football teams, is listed in the Who’s Who among American High School Students. He is chaplain of the National Honor Society and participates in the Key Club, the Social Studies Club, the Spanish Club, and the Student Council. Antonio was a member of the Principal ' s Advisory Council. Richard Lane Richard, one of the 1985-86 Big Indians, is a member of the Principal ' s Advisory Council and listed in Who’s Who among American High School Students. He participates in the National Honor Society, the Math Club, the Science Club, the Key Club, and FBLA. Richard has also been an ac¬ tive participant in the Northwestern State Rally. Luther Timmons Luther, the 1985-86 senior class president, is also an All District performer in football. He received the In¬ dependence Bowl Northern Scholar-Athlete Award. Luther is a member of the National Honor Society, the Social Studies Club, the Spanish Club, the Science Club, and the Key Club. He received the Omega Psi Phi Achievement Award and the Optimist Club Scholarship. He is a member of the Principal’s Advisory Committee and was named to Who’s Who among American High School Students. Drum Majors and Majorettes 70 Flag Girls (1st, l r) Michelle Bush, Nichelle Youngblood, (2nd, l r) Margena Lewis, Dionne Staten, Tamara Smith, (3rd, l r) Keshia Benjamin, LaSon- da Rasco, Charlotte Rogers. Dionne Staten Margena Lewis Keshia Benjamin LaSonda Rasco Cherokee Belles (lst.l r) Jackie Beck, Tabatha Harrison, (2nd, l r) Sharon Oneal, Yulonda Lane, Machelle Davis, Tara Carter, Sabrina Johnson, Cassandra West, (3rd, ! r) Felisa Moham, Lashonda Moore, (4th, l r) Connie Porter, Rose Blakes, Sadie Washington. 72 Cheerleaders and Big Indians (L to R) Chris Dennis, Stacy Miles, Germain Coney, Cathy Thomas, Larenda Lusby, Elizabeth Kelly, and Richard Lane, (Not Pictured) Janet Anderson. 75 Mr. Miss Christmas Luther Timmons Joezette Washington Mr. Miss Mistletoe Darrel Walker Jenie Frazier Mr. Miss Candy Cane Darrain Smith Umeka Allen Basketball Sweetheart Latona Sims JROTC Military Ball Court (Front, l r) Karen Valentine. First Lady; Cynthia George, Princess; Shon Evans, Queen; Erica Kirkendoll, Second Lady; Shelia Hughley, Miss JROTC. (2nd. l r) Richard Clark, First Lord; Al Smith, Prince; Willie Taylor, King; Otis Wesley, Second Lord, Darrin Whitman. Mr. JROTC Seniors CLASS OFFICERS: (Front, L to R) Detrise Hunter and Roberta Burnell. (Back, L to R) Gerald Anderson, Luther Timmons, and Johnathan Ford. Senior Class Officers Luther Timmons — President Roberta Burnell — Vice President Detrise Hunter — Secretary Johnathan Ford — Treasurer Gerald Anderson — Chaplain ALYNIA ADAMS CYNTHIA ADAMS FATINA ALEX GERALD ANDERSON ALISA ANTHONY FELICIA BANKS WILLIE BAXTER TEMETHA BEDFORD JOSETTE BLACK CARL BRADLEY SHEILA BRIGGS YOSHUA BROSSETT 83 JOHN BROSSIE TRACY BROSSIE CAROLYN BROWN GERALD BROWN ROBERTA BURNELL TAMIKA BURNS ELEANOR BUTLER CURT CHAMBERS DENNIS CLARK BRIDGET CLAYBORNE HERBERT COLEMAN, JR. MARLON COLEMAN 84 GERMAINE CONEY ANTONIO COOKSEY GREGORY COOPER RICKY CRENSHAW DONYEAL CUNNINGHAM BILLY DARBY CAROLYN DAVIS MACHELE DAVIS MICHAEL DAVIS PAMELA DAVIS WANDA DAVIS CHRIS DENNIS 85 FELICIA DORSEY ALEX EVANS SHON EVANS TONYA FLETCHER KELLY FLOURNOY ANTHONY FORD JOHNATHAN FORD TOMIKO FULLER SIMIRA GEORGE DARIEN GIBSON YETTA GIPSON DERRICK GLASS 86 LISAGRANLUND KEVIN GRANT TONY GRIFFIN DONNA HARRIS SHEBA HARRIS RHONDA HATHORN LELA HAYS OLLIE HENDERSON KIMBERLYN HENRY OTIS HENRY CHRIS HIGDON ANTONIO HIGHTOWER 87 DAELENE HILTON LARRY HOLLAND GARRETT HOUSTON ERIC HUDSON SHELIA HUGHLEY DETRISE HUNTER LEROY IRBY, JR. DIONNE JACKSON KIM JACKSON ADRIAN JOHNSON DEMETRUSJOHNSON 88 LYNDON JOHNSON MICHELLE JOHNSON LESTER JONES TONYA JOSHUA SHARAY KADY JOHN KNUCKLES LISA LANE RICHARD LANE INA LATTIN ANGELIA LAWRENCE WILLIAM LEE CHRIS LEWIS PATRICIA LEWIS 89 SHIRLEY LEWIS TAMMY LOUIS LARENDA LUSEY MICHELE MAGILL RONALD MALVEAUX MARILYN MAXIE RAYMOND McCAIN cherry Mcknight LAURITTA METCALF SCOTTY MILLS JEANETTA MILLER YOLANDA MILLER 90 FELISA MOHAM ANGELA MONTGOMERY GAIL MOORE KIM MOSLEY RICKY MURRAY MARCIA NELSON ANGELA NUNSETT RANDY NUNSETT GWENDOLYN ONEAL TERRY PATTERSON DORIS PIERRE ANNIE PIPKINS 91 ANTHONY QUALLS BRENDA RAY ERICK ROBERSON STACY ROBERSON VALERIE ROBINSON BERTHA ROCK KIMBERLY ROSS GERALD SANDERS TONYA SAUCIER BYRON SMALLEY MARY SOWELL DAVID SPINKS 92 DEBBIE STEPHENS MONICA TAYLOR WILLIETAYLOR.IV LUTHER TIMMONS TINA TUCKER DEWANNA WALKER TAMMY WALPOOL JOZETTE WASHINGTON LISA WASHINGTON WENDY WATSON DERRICK WAYNES MARYWEBERT 93 KENNETH WEST VICKIE WESTMORELAND CHARITA WHEELER DERENDA WHITAKER RUSSELL WHITE TONIA WHITEHURST DEWAYNE WILLIAMS JENNIFER WILLIAMS JULIE WILLIAMS MARCUS WILLIAMS KELLY WILLIS 94 DEMETRIUS WILSON Seniors Not Photographed Karla Anderson Anthony Fleeks Ronald Neal Johnny Austin Donald Fletcher Jacqueline Norwood Roderick Bell Donna Gardner Barbara Parrish Ronda Benjamin Cynthia George Annette Penn Rose Blakes Willie Gilliam Jermia Powell Stephanie Boston Elvin Glenn Regina Ransburg Theresa Bradley Harold Grant Theresa Robertson Jennifer Brooks Cynthia Harris Lycynthia Simpson Tammy Brownfield Phyllis Haskett Mack Smalley Kenneth Bryant Terrance Henson Traci Smith Leroy Bryant, Jr. Allen Hickman Patrick Sullivan Latonya Burks Larry Hines Jacqueline Thomas David Carmack Marion Johnson Janice Thomas Robert Carter Richard Jones Michael Thomas Tara Carter Roderick Jones Timothy Thomas Eric Casey Sonya Jones Terry Tucker Timothy Christian Sharon Marshall Prentis Walker Rafael Coleman Danny Martin James Ware Gloria Collins Eddie Martin Angie Washington Albertine Davis Gwendolyn Mills Darrell Washington Supatrick Davis Lisa Mosley Toby Webb Marilyn Douglas Kim Rields Zavain Murray Darien Whitman 95 Classes Class of ’87 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: (L to R) President, LaQuida George; Treasurer, LaShonda Moore; Chaplain, Dionne Staton; Secretary, Monica Adams; Vice-President, Elizabeth Kelly. Bobby Adams Monica Adams Stanley Adams Constance Adger Roderick Alford Allison Allen Tammy Anderson Lavonne Atkins Anmonette Babers Anthony Baker Zenobia Ball Thomas Balthazar Janice Barber Jacqueline Beck Clifford Bell 1 David Bell Tracey Bethea Olivia Bishop Anjeanette Black James Black 98 Ronny Bordelon Janice Boston Chris Bowman Veronica Bowers Kietha Boyd Clifford Bradford Gayla Briggs Corwin Brossett Andrea Brown Billy Brown Roderick Burnett Demetrious Burns Michelle Bush Oneil Bush 99 Davy Carley Andrea Carter Randy Carter Cheryl Casson Angela Clark Geoffery Cole Lisa Coleman Wendell Coleman Floyd Cooper Anthony Darby Terrance Davis Tony Davis Willie Davis Yolanda Davis Tracy Dawson Angela Dorsey Alfred Dotson Mickey Dotson Dennis Douglas Ron Douglas 100 Ryan Dukes Sheila Dukes Shontereya Dupree Donald Evans Sonya Fields Vanessa Fisher Errol Ford Hjordis Foster LaQuida George Terry George Carlene Gibson Michael Gipson Eric Gilyard Rodney Hamilton Sonja Hamilton Michael Harrell Christy Harper Charner Harrison Tabatha Harrison Bonnie Havis 101 Kevin Hawkins Michael Hawkins Danyail Hayes Terry Heard Felita Hill Marie Hill Jacqueline Hodges Shelia Horn Shelia Howard Angelo Jackson Lillie Jackson Otis Jackson Tommy Jackson Taura James Alton Johnson Cedric Johnson Sabrina Johnson Scotty Johnson Rosalind Johnson Sheronda Johnson Robert Jordan III Angela Jones Sabrina Jones Tresha Jones Braden Kelly Sammy Landreth Robert Lane Yulonda Lane Mark Latterson Felicia Lee Vernita Lee Eduardo Lewis Margena Lewis Marilyn Lindsey Roshonda Linnear Daphne Malone Pleschette Malone Mary Maxie Yolanda McAfee Jacqueline McDuffy Markco McDuffie Bobby McHenry Gennell McKinney Jerica McKmght Foster Meadors Robert Montgomery LeShonda Moore Miranda Morning Cheryl Murry Cheryl Nichols Sharon Onerl Rashima Owens Grady Pennywell Timaka Pettaway Tiwana Pettaway Contance Porter Johnny Powell Charles Rachal Otis Redding Lisa Reddix Timika Riptoe Angela Roberson Chanteria Roberson Jackueline Roberson Ronald Robertson Sharon Roberson Tunesalyn Robinson Charlotte Rogers Kimberly Rogers Damone Scott Trina Shepard Sherry Ann Simpson Tammy Simpson Latona Sims Alejando Smith Joseph Smith Tamra Smith Shonda Spears Terry Stafford Tina Stevens 104 Cassandra Sweet Charlesett Tatum Beverly Taylor Charlene Taylor Larry Taylor Reginald Taylor Rosalyn Taylor Angela Thomas Cathy Thomas Michael Thomas Earlene Thompson James Thrower Andrew Toliver William Troller Senta Waites Roosevelt Walker Curtis Walpool Sadie Washington Cassandra West Saundra White David Whitehead Earl Wilbanks Jr. Chena Williams Deborah Williams Emily Williams John Williams Joseph Williams Jr. Trina Williams Jason Willis Irene Wilson Jeanne Woods Shennittie Wright Johnny Young Nichelle Youngblood 105 Class of ’88 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Jeme Frazier, president; Rhonda Johnson, secretary; Latonjia Williams, chaplain; and Carlos Lee, p treasurer. Peggy Abercrombie Ray Abmas Reginald Alford Timothy Allen Janet Anderson Tommy Ashton Mark Aulds Margie Austin Marcus Bailey Phyllis Bailey Shelia Bailey Preston Ballard Rodney Banks Kathleen Barber Ray Benford Keshia Benjamin Showonder Benjamin Wanda Benjamin DeShonda Bolden Joseph Bowman Linda Bowie Trina Boyd Vericia Boyd Erskine Bridges Kendra Broomsey Johnny Broughton Dereck Brown Michell Brown Darion Bryant Lee Bryant 106 Teresa Burks Pamela Burns Jerry Butler Vince Butler Roderick Cain Jarell Carey Swoois Carliseh Dewanna Combs Leslie Connally Tammy Cotton Bill Cunningham Billy Darby Carolyn Davis Christy Davis Simira Davis Cheryl Deal Joe Deleon Jackie Dickerson Rodetra Dickerson Carmelita Edwards Roderick Edwards LaTonya Elder Michael Franklin Jeme Frazier Terest Finley Stanley Flournoy Donald Foster Roosevelt Fuller Karen Garrett Velita George Weyburn Grant Melvin Green Lashuna Gulden Chundra Hall Darien Hall Mark Hall Donna Hampton Tamela Hampton Sabrina Harper Lydia Harris Sheretta Hart Tony Hayes Carolyn Hill Lauetta Hill Yolanda Hill Johnny Holmes Vanessa Hughes Lashonda Huggins 107 Dequita Jackson Greg Jackson Lolita Jackson Sherral Jackson Sherri Jackson Kevin Jalbert Fred Jefferson Lasonia Jennings Anita Johnson Barbara Johnson Ronda Johnson Savtria Johnson Willie Johnson Tanya Jones Jerry Jordan Ronald Lacy Carl Lafitte James Lawernce Carlos Lee Shalonda Lmnear Kevin Malveaux Pamela Marshall Tonya Marshall Ryn Mason Ecthicha Mayfield Lacretia Mays Theresa McCrady Eddie McCraney Soma McDowell Stacy Miles Spencer Millage Clarence Murray Trma Palms 108 Charles Parker Eraka Patterson Lori Philis Darryl Pierce Leroy Poole Teresa Qumley Larry Rainey Kelts Randle Eric Reliford James Rhodes Lori Rhone Tammie Richardson Grady Roberson Danny Robert Leonardo Robertson Ernest Robinson Stephanie Russell Jeffery Sabbath Stephanie Samuels Maitland Sanders Tamara Sanders 109 Cheryl Scott Sonja Scott Jean Shivers Dana Shockley LaDonna Silas Tuesday Simpson Jerome Sloan Sandra Slone Angela Smith Angela Smith Cherria Smith Annetta Speed Angela Stanford Willie Starks Birdie Stevens Carlos Stewart Sharon Swinney Dexter Taylor Joseph Taylor Kelvin Taylor Bwana Thomas Janice Thomas Rosemarie Thomas Chountha Turner Kevin Tyner Shreka Vosley Audrey Washington Scottie Watson Loretta West Johnny White Marcus Wilder Andrew Williams Cynthia Williams Dena Williams Derick Williams Donald Williams Latonjia Williams Roderick Williams Ronda Williams Scebern Willis Thomasas Wilson Jerry Winters Terry Womack Alonzo Woodard April Wright Class of ’89 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Bridgette Babers, vice-president; Taronda Jenkins, president; Not Pictured: Monica Adams, treasurer; Morlo Francis, Secretary; Jerry Bowman, Chaplain. Terrance Abner Marvin Adams Jerry Addison Deloncio Alex Colanders Alexander Robert Alexander Umeka Allen April Anderson Mernervie Anderson Tamisha Anthony Don Arabe Demarcy Armstrong Bridgette Babers Chadwick Babers Stevia Babers Jr. Quimmerlynn Bailey Jessie Ball Darnell Banks Jennifer Beck Corey Belion Kelvin Bell Yolanda Benjamin Charles Blake Nancy Blankenship Sherman Boone Jerry Bowman Obadiah Bowman Marcel Boyd Michael Briggs Chauncey Broadway 111 Patrick Brooks Anthony Brown Robert Brown Shantale Brown Tina Brown Vickie Brown Reesheman Bryant Andrew Burrell Ray Burrell Angela Butler Barbara Butler Tommy Butler Delores Carr Oscar Carruthers Carey Chambers Jeffery Clark Katrina Clark Percival Clark Richard Clark Sherman Clay Eric Code Shemika Coleman Patricia Cooksey Cedric Conner Troy Cooper Omar Cotton Fredrick Conter Anthony Daniels Edwards Datcher Latrice Davenport Keisha Davies Cassandra Davis Kevin Davis Maryann Davis Paul Davis Robert Davis 112 Shnell Davis Darion Dawson Carolyn Dennis Rico Diggs Santanion Dixon Kathy Dodson Kimberly Dowden Wameka Dupree Monroe Edden Fredrick Edwards Shena Evans Tony Farmer Shelley Farrar Mario Francis Joseph Franklin Marcie Frazier Stacy Frazier Germaine Gafford Mark Gafford Trir.a Gaston Sheila Gay Kimberly George Melvin Gibbs Felicia Gonzaque Clarence Gladney Keisha Glover Dana Griffin Michelle Hall Santosha Hall Tamala Hamilton Ronald Hardeman Charles Harris Dexter Harris Vincent Harris Lorenzo Harrison Burton Harper 113 Meashalle Hays Ronald Heard Eric Henderson Steffanie Henderson Angela Hill Ray Hill Tamika Hill Karl Holloway Eric Holmes Yolanda Holmes Cassandra Houston Dwayne Howard Norma Howard Sherry Howard Shelia Hunter Ann Jackson Leatha Jackson Rockett Jackson Ruthie Jackson Sharon Jackson Felicia Jeffers Nicole Jenkins Taronda Jenkins Erica Jennings Arnold Johnson Gladys Johnson Kassandra Johnson Marvin Johnson Melanie Johnson Monica Johnson Robert Johnson Trinetta Johnson Willie Johnson Irwin Jones Lonnette Jones Melvin Jones Tina Jones Zelwanica Jones Charles Kessee Stephanie King Erica Kirkendoll Carl Kuhn James Lacour, Jr. Betty Lane Kimberly Langford Lori Langford Charlie Leary Raymond Leary 114 Warren Lee Daphne Lindsay Dontress Lindsay Byron Linnear Wanda Lister Darrell Littleberry Abec Lockett Shelia Logan Andrew Macon Anthony Madrigal Barbara Mandygo Aruester Martin Ken Mason Misa Maxie Cecilia Mays Jerry McKnight Lashunta McLemore Treu McNail Tony Merritt Devon Mitchell LaJuana Moch Marcus Moore Cynthia Morrow Rosalind Mosley Bobby Moton Melanie Murray Latonia Myles Richie Neal Mark Nealy Tyrone OHver Denise Oneal Candice Penn Derrick Porter Patricia Powell Troy Price Andrea Prillerman Andre Recbeling Val Reed Tracy Richardson Doug Riggs Arvin Riley Cyril Roberson Alonzo Roberts Brenetha Robinson Tristy Robinson Minerva Russell Kendrick Sabbath Erika Salone 115 Gena Sanders Henry Sandifer Michael Scroggins Michael Shepard Ronald Simmons April Simpson Cheryl Simpson Felishia Simpson Henry Simpson Shelia Simpson Hope Smalley Alonzo Small Marcus Small Anthony Smith Darrain Smith Ericka Smith Darrell Smith John Snow, Jr. Steven Spinks Vickie Stephens Roderick Stewart Jeff Stone Terrence Stroughter Tomeka Tappin Allen Taylor Barry Taylor Daphney Taylor Eureka Taylor Laura Taylor Lillie Taylor Linda Taylor Monica Taylor Calva Terrell 116 Timmy Terry Alphonso Thomas Felecia Thomas Georgette Thomas Wallace Thomas Yolanda Thomas Lekisha Thorn Rebecca Thurman Terence Timmons Kim Tolliver Kimberly Tyler Joel Tyner Roderick Vance Troy Wade Dean Walker Joanne Walker Orin Walker Rhonda Ware David Washington Felicia Washington Paul Washington Lloyd Watkins Craig Weathers Otis Wesley Shreka West Derrick Whitaker Anthony White Leonard White Ruthie White Sonya White Jason Whitehead Angela Whitehurst Elinda Whitman 117 Anthony Williams Anthony Williams Christophe Williams Daphne Williams Dominica Williams Joyce Williams Micheal Williams Monica Williams Shronda Williams Tammie Williams Wesley Williams Sharonda Williamson Dionne Wilson Shaun Wilson Angela Woods Angela Young Timothy Young 118 1986 Organizations 1986 Sequoyah Staff (Front, l r) Vanessa Fisher, Dewanna Walker, Kelly Willis, Hope Glenn, Anthony Davis, (Back, l r) Terry George, Sabrina Johnson, Shennittie Wright, Lillie Glass, Jeanne Woods, Danyail Hayes. Sabrina Johnson Jeanne Woods Shennittie Wright American Studies Club Mrs. Beverly Johnson, sponsor Mrs. Rosa Sanford, sponsor CLUB MEMBERS: (1st, l r) Dionne Staten, Androdia Lewis, Rashonda Linnear, Lashonda Moore, Nichelle Youngblood, (2nd, l r) Elizabeth Kelly, Sadie Washington, Tunesalyn Robinson, Yulonda Lane, Carlene Gibson, Tina Stevens, (3rd, l r) Cassandra Sweet, Laquida George, An¬ nette Lindsey, Vada Powell, H ' jordis Foster, (4th, l r) James Thrower, Mrs. Sanford, Terry Heard, and Daphne Malone. 123 CLUB MEMBERS: (1st, l r) Tiwana Pettaway, Jackie McDuffey, Kimberly Ross, Jesse Fisher, Antonio Hightower, Tonya Whitehurst, Eric Hudson, Clyde Williams, (2nd l r) Felisa Banks, Shelia Fuller, Wanda Davis, Monica Williams, Gwendolyn O’Neal, Raphael Coleman, Demetrus Johnson, (3rd l r) Marion Johnson, Barbara Manigo, Latonya Ellis, Lori Rone, Kim Langford, Shelia Howard, Kim Dowden, Lori Langford, and Braden Kelly. OFFICERS: (l r) Eric Hudson, Vice President, Antonio Hightower, President; Wanda Davis, Treasurer; and Gwendolyn O’Neal, Secretary. SPONSORS: Mrs. Charlotte Tabor and Mr. Joe Wiley Art Club I I- 124 CHOIR MEMBERS: (1st, l r) Mario Francis, Rhonda Johnson, (2nd, l r) Elizabeth Kelly, Jean Shivers, Stephanie Samuels, JoAnn Walker, Hope Glenn, (3rd l r) Willie Taylor, Cassandra Taylor, Anthony Fleeks, (4th l r) Gregory Cooper, Kenneth West, Demetrius Wilson, Antonio Houston. CHOIR OFFICERS: (Seated) Willie Taylor, President; (Standing, l r) Hope Glenn, Treasurer; Kenn eth West, Vice President; Anthony Fleeks, Sergeant At Arms; Rhonda Johnson, Chaplain; and Elizabeth Kelly, Secretary. BOYS ENSEMBLE: Willie Taylor, Anthony Fleeks, and Ken¬ neth West. Choir 125 COE MEMBERS: (Front, l r) Tonya Fletcher, Monica Taylor, Carolyn Davis, Jennifer Brooks, Larenda Lusby, Machelle Davis, Yolanda Miller, and Mrs. Reynolds, (Second, l r) Angela Montgomery, Larette Metcalf, Gwen Mills, Tamika Burns, Kelly Flournoy, (3rd, l r) Stacy Roberson, Charita Wheeler, Annie Pipkins, Rhonda Hathorn, (4th, l r) Sharay Kady, Anthony Qualls, and Ricky Crenshaw. Mrs. Judith Reynolds, Sponsor COE 126 DECA MEMBERS: (1st, l r) Marlon Coleman, Pamela Davis, Kimberly Henry, Phyllis Haskett, Felicia Dorsey, Raphael Coleman (on stool), Demetrick Moore, Derenda Whitaker, Otis Henry, Yoshua Brossett, (2nd, l r) Brenda Ray, Sonja Hamilton, Latonya Burks, Theresa Bradley, Eric Hudson, Yetta Gipson, Johnathan Ford, (3rd, l r) Patrick Sullivan, Prentis Walker, Herbert Coleman, Tim Christian, Earlene Thompson, Doris Pierre. OFFICERS: (L R) Demetrick Moore, President; Johnathan Ford, Historian; and Pamela Davis, Secretary. Mrs. Nancy Wright, Sponsor DECA 127 FBLA MEMBERS: (1st, l r) Mrs. Thomas, Latonia Cunningham, Monica Taylor, Carolyn Davis, Jennifer Brooks, Daphne Malone, Mrs. Wheeler, (2nd, l r) Rhonda Hathorn, Cynthia Adams, Fatina Alex, Jeanette Miller, (3rd, l r) Herbert Coleman, Ricky Crenshaw, Shelia Briggs. OFFICERS: (Seated) Jeanette Miller, Vice President; Fatina Alex, President; (Standing) Mrs. Johnnie Thomas, Advisor; Daphne Malone, Treasurer; and Mrs. Brenda Wheeler, Advisor. FBLA 128 CLUB MEMBERS: (Front, l r) Barbara Vallin, Barbara Mandygo, Terence Womack, Derrick Glass, Scebern Willis, Santanion Dixon, (Middle, l r) Kevin Hawkins, Jason Whitehead, Cornelius Hampton, Scotty Watson, Glenn Bell, Richard Ball, Otis Henry, (Back, l r) Toby Webb, Cleophus Jackson, Jerry McKnight, Dale Marshall, Jason Willis. OFFICERS: (Seated) Scebern Willis, President; Mr. John Mulloy, Sponsor, (Standing) Cleophus Jackson, Reporter; Terence Womack, Sentinel; Glenn Bell, Vice President; Barbara Vallin; Jason Willis, 3rd Vice President; Richard Ball, Secretary; Dale Marshall, Treasurer; Santanion Dixon, 2nd Vice President. FFA 129 4-H CLUB OFFICERS: Cassandra Sweet, Secretary; Dewanna Walker, President; Danny Roberts, Vice President, and Tiwanna Pettaway, Assistant Secretary. CLUB MEMBERS: (Front, l r) Mrs. Rosie Hudson, Sponsor; Cassandra Sweet, Dewanna Walker, Lavonne Atkins, Tawanna Pettaway, (Back, l r) Danny Roberts, Anjanette Black, Melvin Jones, and Eurie Brossie. 130 FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS: Shreka Vosley, Secretary; Tina Stevens, Treasurer; Sadie Washington, President; Mrs. Ginny Boyd, Sponsor; and Laquida George, Recorder. CLUB MEMBERS: (1st, l r) Tina Tucker, Minerva Russell, Zelwanica Jones, (2nd, l r) Kelly Willis, Jarrell Carey, Shreka Vosley, Sadie Washington, Meashalle Hays, (3rd, l r) Yolanda Miller, Tina Stevens, Ray Abmas, Phyllis Bailey, Michelle Hall, (4th, l r) Daeiene Hilton, Laquida George, LaSonda Rasco, Genell McKinney, Carla Robertson, Angela Washington, (5th, l r) Wesley Williams, Ronnie Bordelon, Obediah Bowman, James Thrower, Shaunta Johnson, Braden Kelly, Mark Aulds. 131 CLUB MEMBERS: (1st, l r) Marcus Small, Roderick Barnett, Mr. Lathon, Otis Henry, Eric Hudson, (2nd, l r) Marvin Johnson, Clyde Williams, (3rd, l r) Scott Mills, Terrance Davis, Jeffery Johnson, Ben Shivers, Derrick Brown, (4th, l r) Troy Cooper, Kevin Hawkins, Gerald Sanders, and Arthur Carter. Mr. Eddie Lathon, Advisor Mr. Garfield White. Advisor INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB 132 CLUB MEMBERS: TOP PICTURE: (Front, l r) T. Lewis, M. Magill, G. Coney, S. Evans, C. Harris, T. Whitehurst, (2nd, l r) S Dukes, A. Hickman. C. George, S. Hughley, R. Ransburg, A. Baker, (3rd, l r) R. Kennedy, T. Walpool, C. Bradford, J. Beck, P. McDuffy, K. Henry, C. Dennis, (4th, l r) P. Haskett, J. Williams, A. Anthony, M. Thomas, (5th, l r) D. Fletcher, E. Casey, T. Webb, K. Bryant, P. Sullivan, MIDDLE PICTURE: (1st, l r) K. Mosley, L. Hollings, R. Johnson, D. Simmons, L. Lane, L. Atkins, (2nd, l r) J. Thomas, D. Clark, M Latterson, D. Whit¬ man, J. Washington, D. Taylor, L. Washington. P. Lewis, (3rd, l r) T. Griffin, H. Grant, M. Williams, G. Brown, K. West, G. Holden, D Hayes. R. Beniamin, C. Murray, D. Wilson, BOTTOM PICTURE: (1st, l r) C. Bell, D. Hilton, K. Fields, T. Brossie, S. Jones, A Adams, (2nd. l r) B Claiborne, D. Malone, J. Williams, V. Westmoreland, J. Miller, C. Sweet, (3rd, l r) K. Ross, G. Anderson, G. Sanders, J. Thomas, J. Norwood, E. Roberson, (4th, l r) D, Clark, J. Powell, Ms. P. Williams, Sponsor. JOURNALISM CLUB CLUB MEMBERS: (Seated, l r) Lyndon Johnson, Richard Lane, Chris Lewis, Antonio Cooksey, (Standing, l r) Derrick Glass, Mr. Ironsmith, Leroy Irby, and William Lee. OFFICERS: Lyndon Johnson, President; Antonio Cooksey, Treasurer; Leroy Irby, Vice President; Mike Ironsmith, Sponsor; and Richard Lane, Secretary. KEY CLUB 134 CLUB MEMBERS: (First, l r) Tabatha Harrison, Sabrina Johnson, Lillie Taylor, Barbara Vallin, Mr. Thomas Parker, (2nd, l r) An- jeanette Black, Cassandra Houston, Monica Taylor, (3rd, l r) Ben Shivers, Sharon O ' Neal, Sherry Howard, Mark Latterson, Robert Brown, (4th, l r) Gerald Sanders, Rickey Kinsey, Errol Ford, Markco McDuffey. OFFICERS: (Seated) Sabrina Johnson, President; Barbara Vallin, Vice President; (Standing, l r) Lillie Taylor, Secretary; Cassandra Houston, Chaplain; Sharon O’Neal, Parliamentarian; Sherry Howard, Treasurer; Monica Taylor, Reporter; and Mr. Thomas Parker, Sponsor, (Not Pictured) Mrs. Dorothy Turner, Sponsor. MATH CLUB 135 MORNING STUDENTS: (Front l r) Mrs. Barbara Sullivan, Mrs. Tern Wehlander, Lisa Barrtett, Aimee Abernathy, Melissa Morton, Pam, H tfton, (2nd, l r) Deanna Myers, Julie Guillory, Lavonne Atkins, Cassandra Sweet, Kevin Holloman, (3rd, l r) Mr. Mike IronsmithA ■rd Bell, Charles Rachal, k ike Turner, Leroy Irby, Jeff Hunter, Mr. Gene Dixon. fannon .f-TERNOON STUDENT l r) Albert Lattier, Jesse Ma s Kemps, Brian Woods, Chris I Jamilla Abdul Rahman, Laura Ironsmith. W; Jenny Lockard, Laurie Bell, Barbara Sullivan, and Mr. Mike SENIORS: (l r) Veronica Williams, Alvetta Johnson, LaShonda Bryant, Cherry Wilson, and Mrs. Terri Wehlander. MEDICAL CAREERS 136 MEMBERS: (Front, l r) Michael Thomas, Monica Taylor, Sher¬ rie Jackson, Lillie Taylor, Laura Taylor, Santosha Hall, (2nd, l r) Chena Williams, Tamala Hamilton, Felicia Thomas, Tony Sanders, (3rd, l r) Trev McNeil, Kim Tyler, Dexter Harris, Angela Hill, Raphael Coleman. OFFICERS: (Seated) Monica Taylor, President; (Standing) Tony Sanders, Sergeant at Arms; Chena Williams, Vice President; Lillie Taylor, Secretary. INSTRUCTOR: Mr. Allen Swilley ORCHESTRA 137 MEMBERS: (Standing) Rosalind Johnson, Captain; Angela Stanford. Co-Captain, (1st, l r) Felicia Thomas, Tamala Hamilton, Janice Pickens, Janice Thomas, Sherry Howard, (2nd, l r) Steffanie Henderson, Kimberly George, Jackie McDuffey, Angela Whitehurst, Renee Moch, (3rd, l r) Andrea Prillerman, Rashemah Bryant, Yvette Parker, Tammy Simpson, Annette Speed, (4th, l r) Latrice Davenport, Betty Lane, Margie Austin, Yolanda Hill, Elinda Whitman, (5th, l r) Charolette Pillows, Patricia Cooksey, Miranda Mouring, Chundra Hall, Lori Langford, (6th, l r) Tiwanna Petteway, Joann Walker, Saundra White, Bwana Thomas, Monica Taylor, (7th, l r) Phyllis Bailey, Rosalind Mosley, Timaka Pettaway, Latonjia Williams, Jackie Norwood, and Terese Finley. OFFICERS: (l r) Rosalind Johnson, Captain; Tamala Hamilton, Lt.; Sherry Howard, Lt.; Irene Wilson, Lt.; and Angela Stanford, Co-Captain. PEP SQUAD 138 POW WOW STAFF: (Front, l r) Tamiko Fuller, Chrishelle Young, Jozette Washington, (Back, l r) Kim Ross, Tammy Walpool, Debbie Stevens, (Not Pictured) Detrise Hunter. EDITORS: Tamiko Fuller and Chrishelle Young SPONSOR: Ms. Pearlean Williams POW WOW STAFF SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS: (l r) Demetrus Johnson, President; Tabatha Harrison, Secretary; Terry Heard, Treasurer; H’jordis Foster, Vice President; Mr. Gene Dixon, Sponsor. CLUB MEMBERS: (1st. l r) Tina Stevens, Lillie Taylor, Nichelle Youngblood, LaShonda Moore, Felicia Moham, (2nd, l r) Monica Taylor, Tunesalyn Robinson, Yulonda Lane, Tabatha Harrison, Daphne Malone, Dionne Staten, (3rd, l r) Latonya Cunningham, Sadie Washington, Roberta Burnell, H’jordis Foster, Shelia Fuller, Annette Lindsey. (4th, l r) Roshanda Linnear, Demetrus Johnson, Terry Heard. Ray Bedford, Jackie Norwood, Latona Sims, Latonya Elder, Mr. Dixon. 140 CLUB MEMBERS: (1st, l r) Lori Phills, April Simpson, Velita George, Dominica Williams, Michelle Youngblood, Felisa Moham, Melanie Murray, Linda Jackson, Lashonda Huggins, (2nd, l r) Lasonia Jennings, Stacy Miles, Shalonda Linnear, Tunesalyn Robinson, Yulonda Lane, Daphne Malone, Saundra Belion, Yolanda Belion, (3rd, l r) Chanteria Roberson, Stacy Roberson, Tanya Jones, Vada Powell, Lyndon Johnson, H’jordis Foster, Latonjia Williams, (4th, l r) Lynn Terrell, Cassandra Sweet, Sonya White, Carlene Gibson, Charmetra Chatmon, Annette Lindsey, Jackie Hodges, Yolanda Thomas, (5th, l r) Tamara Sanders, Jackie Norwood, Leroy Irby, Marco McDuffy, Antonio Cooksey, Richard Lane, Ray Benford, Willie Baxter, Mrs. Thelda Baker, Sponsor, OFFICERS: (1st, l r) Carlene Gibson, Treasurer; Daphne Malone, Secretary; Velita George, Chaplain; (2nd, l r) Shalonda Linnear, Program Chairman; Jackie Norwood, Project Co-Chairman; (3rd, l r) Richard Lane, Vice President; Willie Baxter, Project Co-Chairman; Lyndon Johnson, President. SPANISH CLUB 141 STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS: (Kneeling, l r) Danny Roberts, An¬ thony Qualls, Dexter Harris, Adrian Johnson, Chris Lewis, William Lee, (1st, l r) Shelia Howard, Stacy Miles, LaQuida George, Dionne Staten, Yolanda Miller, Dewanna Walker, Mr. James White, Sponsor, (2nd, l r) Cassandra Sweet, Trina Shepard, Antonio Cooksey, Monica Taylor, Ricky Crenshaw, Stacy Roberson, (3rd, l r) Kelly Willis, Lyndon Johnson, Ginelle McKinney, Tabatha Harrison, James Thrower, Sabrina Jones, Pamela Davis, Bridgette Babers, Terry Heard, Patricia Lew is, Mario Francis, Willie Davis, (4th, l r) Floyd Cooper, Kim Langford, Chris Dennis, Curt Chambers, Clarance Murray, Melody Johnson. STUDENT COUNCIL 142 OFFICERS: (l r) Kelly Willis, President, Tunesalyn Robinson, Tabatha Harrison, Elizabeth Kelly. Vice President. Z CLUB JROTC JROTC INSTRUCTORS: SFC (Ret) Eddie L. Spencer, Sr.; CW3 (Ret) Louis C. Wells, Sr., SAI; SFC (Ret) Steven G. Lester JROTC STAFF: (Bottom, l r) Bn Cmdr. — Cadet Col Lela Hays; XO, Si-Cadet CPT Jeanetta Miller; (Top, l r) Cadet CPT Willie Taylor — S3; Cadet CPT Lauritta Metcalf — S5; Cadet CPT Marilyn Maxie — S4; Cadet CSM Tommy Ashton; (Not Pictured) Cadet CPT Shon Evans — S2. 144 k HEADQUARTERS COMPANY: A. Black, C. Geroge, C. Hampton, T. Nichols, G. Pennywell, D. Wilson, Company Commander, S. McDowell, S. Spears, W. Baxter, C. Deal, A. Ford, C. Hall, L. Jackson, S. Jackson, A. Johnson, R. Jordon, K. McCray, F Monam, C. Murray, J. Shivers, C. Hill, T. Anderson, M. Briggs, K. Bell, B. Butler, K. Dodson, K. Holloway, F. Jeffers, J. Johnson, M. Johnson, L. Harrison, T. Jones, W. Lister, M. Small, T. Wade, P. Washington, D. Whitaker, T. Williams, W. Williams, M. Landreth. A COMPANY: F. Banks, Company Commander, 0. Bishop, T. Bradley, R. Johnson, M. Mourning, C. Rogers, T. Simpson, A. Smith, C. West, J. Williams, K. Wilson, L. Brown, D. Bryant, J. Cotton, B. Cunningham. A. Davis, S. Green, C. Hill, V. Hughes, C. Jackson, B. Johnson, J. Lawerence, E. McCranney, R. Peoples, C. Simpson, C. Smith, A. Speed, S. Roberson, J. Thomas, J. Thomas, K. Tyner, D. Williams, J. Bailey, K. Boyd, R. Brown, R. Burrell, W. Coleman, M. Francis, G. Gafford, M. Green, M. Hays, C. Houston, J. Griffin, L. Jackson, M. Johnson, R. Johnson, I. Jones, M. Moore, C. Mays, R. Thurman, E. Whitman, D. Williams, E. Williams, S. Williamson. 145 B COMPANY: C. Harris, Company Commander, R. Major, 0. Redding, M. Sowell, P. Abbercrombia, T. Ashton, R. Ball, R. Banks, C. Barber, K. Barber, R. Brown, P. Burns, E. Williams, R. Diggs, C. Edwards, J. Green, S. Green, M. Hall, S. Jackson, A. Marshall, T. Marshall, L. Phillis, J. Pickens, T. Sanders, S. Swinney, E. Robinson, R. Williams, T. Wilson, T. Womack, T. Abner, P. Ballard, T. Brown, A. Butler, M Carter, R. Diggs, M. Green, S. Henderson, A. Hill, H. Kersee, S. K. Jackson, M. Johnson, E. Kirkendoll, D. Mitchell, W. J. Stevens, D. Williams, S. Williams, A. Williams, D. Wilson. C COMPANY: T. Anderson, J. Ashton, P. Brown, D. Carlise, E. Gilyard, E. Lewis, C. McFann, T. Richardson, E. Williams, J. Williams, D. Whit¬ man, S. Adams, D. L. Bryant, R. Clark, T. Cotton, B. R. Darby, S. Davis, R. Fuller Jr., J. Gillyard, W. Grant. L. Harris, T. Jackson, R. Hones, L. Robertson, N. Robertson, S. Slone, D. Taylor, M. Tomas, A. Washington, C. Washington, C. Wheeler, W. Wilson, S. Willis, J. Addison, J. Ball, C. Babers, 0. Bowman, A. Brown, D. Carmack, S. Frazier, M. Gafford, T. Hill, A. Houston, T. Jenkins, L. Jones, W. Lee, A. Macon, T. Price, K. Talbert, W. Thomas, T. Tucker, J. Tyner, R. Ware, C. Weathers, 0. Wesley. JROTC COLOR GUARD: (Front, l r) Color Guard Cmdr. CSM Tommy Ashton; Asst. Cmdr. 1SG Scebern Willis; (2nd, l r) SSG Anita Johnson, SSG Simon Green, PV2 Marla Landreth, PV2 Kathy Dodson, SSG Eddie McCranney. RIFLE TEAM: (Front, l r) Cmdr — Cadet 1LT Marion Johnson, SFC Terrence Womack, (2nd, l r) 1LT Cornelius Hampton, 1LT John Ashton, (3rd, l r) PV2 Preston Ballard, SSG Rodrigues Diggs, PV2 Milton Carter. BAND: Shelia Hughley, Commander, Joseph Bowman, Carl LaFitte, Grady Roberson, Jimmy Tolliver, Oscar Carruthers, Patrick Dennis, Chuncey Broadway, Keisha Glover, Tony Merritt, LaJuana Moch, Ericka Salone, Ericka Smith, April Wright, Trinetta Johnson, Floyd Cooper, and Misa Maxie. 147 THE ••IMPERIALS” — BOYS DRILL TEAM (Front, l r) CPT Willie Taylor — XO, 2LT Grady Pennywell, CSM Tommy Ashton, SGT Richard Clark, (2nd, l r) SGT Weyburn Grant, SFC Eric Gilyard, SGT Joseph Cotton, D.T. CMDR — 2LT Kevin Wilson, (3rd, l r) SGT Carlos Wheeler, 2LT Joseph Williams, PV2 Warren Lee, (4th, l r) SGT Michael Thomas, PV2 Marcus Moore, PV2 Wallace Thomas. THE ••IMPERIALETTES” — GIRLS DRILL TEAM: (Front, l r) XO — Cadet SGT Angela Stanford, Cadet SFC Tammy Richardson, Cadet SGT Ronda Williams, Cadet PV2 Wanda J. Lister, Cadet SGT Carmelita Edwards, (2nd, l r) Cadet 1SG Lori Phills, Cadet SGT Rhonda Jones, Cadet SGT Sherral Jackson, (3rd, l r) Cadet SGT Tamara Sanders, Cadet 2LT Rosalind Johnson, Cadet PV2 Jimmerlynn Bailey, Cadet SGT Sandra Slone, (Not Pictured) Drill Team Commander, Cadet CPT Cynthia Harris. JROTC Color Guard takes its place on the field before a home football game. 148 DRUM MAJORS Annette Lindsey Michael Davis Ollie Henderson CHEROKEE BELLES (Front, l r) Sharon Oneal, Sabrina Johnson, Jackie Beck, Lashonda Moore, Yulonda Lane, (Back, l r) Felisa Moham, Connie Porter, Cassandra West, Tara Carter, Rose Blakes, Sadie Washington, Tabatha Harrison, (Not Pictured) Machelle Davis, Patricia Lewis. FLAG GIRLS MAJORETTES (Front, l r) Margena Lewis, Michelle Bush, Dionne Staten, (Center) (Front, l r) Deshonda Bolden, Jenie Frazier, (Center, l r) Angela Tamra Smith, (Back, l r) Keshia Benjamin, Charlotte Rogers, Thomas, Rodetra Dickerson, (Back, l r) Shnell Davis, and Jerri Green. Lasonda Rasco, (Not Pictured) Nichelle Youngblood. 150 U ’ • u J I BAND OFFICERS: (Front, l r) Annette Lindsey, Michael Davis, Ollie Henderson, (2nd, l r) Felicia Moham, Machele Davis, Tara Carter, Margena Lewis, Dionne Staten, Tamara Smith, Jenie Frazier, Deshonda Bolden, Taronda Jenkins, Eduardo Lewis, Laquida George, Allison Ellis, (Back, l r) Ron Douglas, Carl Bradley, Dennis Clark, Ricky Murray, Willie Davis, William Lee, Darrell Walker. PERCUSSION: Ray Abmas, Caouncey Broa dway, Oneal Bush, Wendell Coleman, Floyd Cooper, Donyeal Cunningham, Patrick Dennis, Mickey Dotson, Ron Douglas. Rodney Hamilton, Dexter Harris, Alfred Henderson, Roland Hill, Dana Kennedy, Troy Price, David Richardson. Gerald Sanders, Huey Stewart, Lamar Taylor, Kelvin Taylor, Bobby Thomas, Michael Thomas, Reginald Winn, Darien Whitman, Alonzo Woodward. CLARINETS Allison Allen, April Anderson, Lisa Belton, Tara Bennett, Lisa Coleman, Shemeka Coleman, Jackie Dickerson, LaTonya Elder, Shon Evans, Karen Garrett, Carlene Gibson, Darien Gibson, Keshia Glover, Lillie Glass, Connie Hall, Jackie Hodges, Shelia Horn, LaShonda Huggins. Shelia Hughley, Sherral Jackson, Taronda Jenkins, Niethia King, Eduardo Lewis, Roshonda Linnear, Misa Maxie, Ectchika Mayfield, Gwen Mills, Tonya Marshall, Cynthia Morrow, Cheryl Nichols, Lore Rhone, Tracie Richardson, Erica Salone, Vicki Stevens, Tameka Tappms, Jeffery Thomas, Mario Turner, Karen Valentine, Audrey Washington, April Wright. SAXOPHONES Thomas Barthazar, Dennis Clark, Eric Howard, Eric LaFitte, William Lee, Annette Lindsey, Shalonda Linnear, Joseph Taylor, Reginald Taylor, Orin Walker, Marcus Wilder. FLUTES Tamisha Anthony, Carmelita Edwards, Shena Evans, Sonja Fields, Tamela Hampton, Ollie Henderson, Dequita Jackson, Sonja Scott, Hope Smalley, Trina Boyd, Lavetta Hill. 152 TRUMPETS Marvin Adams, Joseph Bowman, Clifford Bradford, Patrick Brooks, Antonio Cooksey, Stanley Flounoy, Chaunel Harrison, Byron Linnear, Patrick McDuffey, Ricky Murray, Patrick Sullivan, Barry Taylor, Darrell Walker, Van White, Eddie Williams. BARITONES Chadwick Babers, John Brossie, Robert Carter, Michael Davis, Harold Grant, Spencer Marshall, Tony Merritt, Kinnon Jackson. • TUBAS Oscar Curruthers, Paul Davis, Darrien Hall, Roderick Sullivan, Russell White, Johnny Young. 153 TROMBONES: Darien Bryant, Herbert Coleman, Otis Henry, Michael FRENCH HORNS: Anthony Daniel, Willie Davis, Trina Palms, Larry Jackson, Jimmy Tolliver, Roderick Williams. Phipps, Ben Shivers. The band takes formation at Independence Stadium. Athletics 1985 FAIR PARK INDIANS (Front, l r) Eric Williams, Joel Turner, Mark Gafford. Michael Mitchell, Earl Ford, Richard Ball. Chris Jones, Terrance Henson, Derreck Williams, Bobby Adams, Herbert Coleman, Roderick Barnett, Dewayne Williams, Patrick Brown, Antonio Cooksey, (2nd, l r) Lawarren Brown, Jimmie Hill, Michael Topps, Donald Foster, Chris Lewis, Larry Taylor, Calvin Thomas, Johnny Broughton, Luther Timmons, Antonio Hightower, Lyndon Johnson, Anthony Davis, Timothy Young, Mark Latterson, Larry Hines, (3rd, l r) Toby Webb, Damon Scott, Alton Johnson, Allen Hickman, Glenn Bell, Ronald Hullaby, Thomas Singleton, Chris Walters, Donald Evans, James Black, Ray Benford, Troy Cooper, Sherman Clay, David Spinks, Curt Chambers, Robert Lane, Robert Brown. £ in COACHING STAFF: (Front, l r) David Snow, Kenny Prude. Joe Guillory, John Kelly, Curley White, (Back, l r) Robert Burton, Head Coach; Alvin Burns, Kenneth Thomas, Isiah Gates, Alvin Williams. SENIORS: (Front, l r) Allen Hickman, Terrance Henson, Antonio Cooksey, Luther Timmons, Antonio Hightower, Dewayne Williams, Herbert Coleman, Patrick Brown, (Back, l r) Larry Hines, Toby Webb, Chris Lewis, David Spinks, Lyndon Johnson, Curt Chambers. ROBERT BURTON, HEAD COACH 157 1985 SCHEDULE AND RECORD FAIR PARK 14 DERIDDER 16 FAIR PARK 12 CAPTAIN SHREVE 34 FAIR PARK 13 WINNFIELD 39 FAIR PARK 27 GREEN OAKS 28 FAIR PARK 28 MANSFIELD 27 FAIR PARK 34 B. T. WASHINGTON 20 FAIR PARK 21 SOUTHWOOD 7 FAIR PARK 0 WOODLAWN 11 FAIR PARK 12 HUNTINGTON 21 FAIR PARK 46 BYRD 28 PRACTICE ENHANCES PERFORMANCE ALL DISTRICT PERFORMERS: (Front, l r) Damon Scott, James Black, Luther Timmons, Antonio Hightower, Anthony Davis, (Middle, l r) Lyn¬ don Johnson, Dewayne Williams, Ray Benford, Toby Webb, (Top, l r) Lawarren Brown, Antonio Cooksey, Chris Lewis, (Not Pictured) Curt Chambers. CURT CHAMBERS CHRISTIAN LEADERSHIP AWARD LUTHER TIMMONS INDY BOWL SCHOLAR AWARD ROCKS THE HOUSE 165 PLAYERS PUT FORTH STRONG EFFORT JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM: (Front, l r) Marco McDuffey, Chris Littleton, Darrell Walker, Terry Sabbath, Lawarren Brown, Marcus Wilder, (Back, l r) Clarence Murray, Van White, Mark Hall, Shaunta Johnson, Jeffery Thomas, Simon Green, Joel Brown, and Burton Harper. 168 JVS FIND GREAT SUCCESS FRESHMAN TEAM: (Front, l r) Roderick Vance, Roderick Stewart, Joel Tyner, Frederick Edwards, Ray Barrell, Barry Edwards, James LaCour, Robert Alexander, (Back, l r) Alonzo Roberts, Huey Stewart, Robert Johnson, Charlie Leary, John Johnson, Jeffery Clark, Coach Isiah Gates. 169 170 1986 LADY INDIANS STRONG GIRLS’ TEAM SHOWS HEART 171 i COACHING BUILDS CHARACTER 1986 BASEBALL TEAM (Front, l r) Kevin Malveaux, Kelvin Taylor, Mickey Dawson, Eroll Ford, Ron Douglas, Larry Holland, (Middle, l r) Ronald Malveaux, Cortez Guyton, Mark Latterson, Travis Kirkendoll, Derrick Hopkins, Kenneth Johnson, (Back, l r) Clyde Simpson, Patrick Harris, Sherman Clay, Troy Dixon. - L (Front Row, l r) Andre Wilson, sey, Chris Dennis, Stacy Brooks . -1986 BOY’S TRACK TEAM • i. Herbert Coldhtan, Greg Holden; Deal, Leroy trtijrMre eiTopps. MarviKSanders. (Back Row, l r) Lyndon Johnson, Gary Lmd- )k$ Alton HicTman, Patrick Catneese, Jerome Sloan, Fred Davis, David Spinks, and Girt Chambers. • — - RUNNERS SPEED PAST THE COMPETITION A TRIBUTE TO HOLLIS CONWAY Hollis Conway brought great pride to Fair Park High School. Hollis, the Big Indian for ’84-’85, not only was a great athlete, but he achieved in the classroom as well. Hollis graduated with honors in 1985. Setting numerous state and regional records in high jump, long jump, and triple jump, he soon became known all over the nation and was given the opportunity to com¬ pete in many prestigious meets. His second home is now Southwestern Louisiana where he is continuing his studies and his athletic career. 179 (Front Row, l r) Shontel Brown, Trina Shepherd, Shemika Coleman, Kim Tolliver, Sandra Marshall, (Center Row, l r) Sonja Fields, Derenda Whitaker, Angela Nunsett, Wendy Wat¬ son, Shelia Horn, (Back Row, l r) Carolyn Murray, Regina Ransburg, Joann Walker, Twanna Pettaway. GIRLS RUN WITH PRIDE TEAM CAPTAINS: Angela Nunsett, Captain: Derenda Whitaker and Wendy Watson, Co-Captains. 181 Cedric Johnson. Roderick Vance, Roland Hill. William Lee, Michael Hawkins, Carlos Lee - 1 - i 0 • • , - F - r Iw:, r T + - ' + „ r 0 m w i r b + + J0 1 | JL 4 r • + r m - r m p + i • 1 YES, WE’LL REMEMBER ’85-’86 utiysK g OUR FINEST YEAR A YEAR ALIVE!! IN MEMORIAM BRYANT RAY YOUNG 1970-1985 Bryant Ray Young, a student at Fair Park High School, was the son of Mr. Freddie Lee Young and Mrs. Parlee Johnson Young. Bryant Ray was a member of the JROTC at Fair Park and was very dedicated to it. He received many perfect attendance awards while in school and was a member of the Boy Scouts of America. His hobbies included football, basketball, bicycling, fishing, and building bird houses. He enjoyed movies and break dancing. The family of Bryant Ray Young wishes to thank you very much for the love and thought you have shown toward them during the loss of their son. RICHARD YOUNG 1969-1986 Richard Young was a student at Fair Park High School where he was a junior. He was the son of Mr. George Young, Sr. and Mrs. Martha Young. Richard was taken from us the day before school was to reopen after the Christmas holidays. Although he was not involved in many school activities, Richard was well known and loved by many. We will miss him. 192 COUNTY MARKET 3709 GREENWOOD ROAD SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA 71109 635-1755 KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK, FAIR PARK! 194 J.C. BARNETT HOMES P.O. BOX 928 BLANCHARD, LOUISIANA 71009 CONGRATULATES KELLY WILLIS ON A JOB WELL DONE J. C. 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This exemption may be claimed for five (5) separate years or until receipt of a bachelor’s degree, whichever occurs first. $1500 ENLISTMENT BONUS or $4000 IN EDUCATIONAL ASSISTANCE High school seniors and graduates who enlist in certain National Guard units may receive a $1500 enlistment bonus, or $4000 in educational assistance. SPLIT TRAINING PROGRAM Split training means that your Basic Training and Advanced Individual Training in the National Guard (which must be completed within a twelve (12) month time frame) can be staggered to fit your personal schedule. For example, you can take Basic Training the summer of your junior year. Consider it a paid full-time summer job. During your senior year of high school, you will go to the monthly National Guard meetings. Consider it a paid part- time time job. Then you can take your Advanced Individual Training the next summer, be paid for that too, and be home in time to attend college, business or vocational school in September. 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