Flint Academy - Academia Yearbook (Flint, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1983 volume:

Table Of Contents 2 Them© I focused on self-fulfillment In a surrounding where discipline is met Standards were based on determination And now my goals are set. Theme 3 I ask not for a standing ovation The opportunities shine through the shadows of light I step down with the feeling of satisfaction Knowing someone else will be standing in the spotlight. By D. Klebs 4 Theme 6 Student Life Students Receive Well Deserved Recognition The Annual Honors Convocation was held Thursday night, June 3, 1982 in Henry Cook Auditorium. 271 students, in grades 9-12 were honored for being on the Honor Roll (3.0-4.0), one, two, or three times. 115 students were also recognized for perfect attendance. The night was filled with many surprises including the Leadership Award, given to seniors Kermit Brooks and Deneen Stevens. The Spirit Award, the Academy's most prestigious award, was received by Rawlan Lillard and Deneen Stevens. Thl Pag Below; The choir prepares to sing at the Honors Convocation Lett; Kim Dunbar, 1982 Stu- dent Commission President, addresses the audi- ence Above; Mr Jeffries calls the honor students to the stage 8 Student Life Hyatt Is Perfect For Prom Thl Page Above; Scott Ainsworth and Annette Lutzke take time from their meal to pose for a picture Right; Byron Sanders dnd Sheryl Seeley dance with their dates Below; Mr Bateman and his date seem to be enjoying themselves at the 1982 Senior Prom Let the Feeling Flow , was the theme for the 1982 Senior Prom held May 21 at the new Hyatt Regency Hotel. The ballroom was decorated in silver and blue. The prom was scheduled to begin at 7:30 p.m. and end at 11:30 p.m., but because the D.J., Chris Maroun, was so good most couples stayed after 11:30. After tuxedos were rented and flowers and tickets were purchased the average cost was $120.00 per couple. Despite the high cost this was the most successful Senior Prom in the Academy's history. Student Life 9 Thirteen Seniors Graduate With High Distinction Opposite Page Bottom Right; Dean Whiteley and Su- perintendent of Schools Mr Joseph Pollock head the commencement march. Left; The staff looks on while Dean Whiteley speaks Top Lett; The Seniors file into their seats Right; Tonya Novara and Andre Adams serve as ushers This Page Above; John Kintner helps provide music for commencement Right; Tonya No- vara and Dave Bloomer clown around on the job. Below, Left to Right; Todd Garner, Craig Smith, Aaron VanDyke and James Heggaton provide accompani- ment for the band The Annual Commencement Exercises were held Monday, June 7. 1982 in the Wildanger Fieldhouse. 68 seniors were honored 35 of those 68 had been at the Flint Academy for the 6 years it has been open. This year's seniors started a new tradition by voting for Teacher of the Year. Mrs. Gardener was chosen as 1982's Teacher of the Year 13 seniors graduated with high distinction, 3.5-4.0. Student Life 11 Lockers And Smiles 12 Student Life Reveal Personality Student Life 13 Spring Trips Provide Spring is a time for many things For the Academy it is a time for going on trips. This past spring there were five trips: Paris; Mexico; Williamsburg Va.; Washington D.C. and Cedar Point. Two Academy students went to Paris sponsored by Central's French Club. Eight Spanish students went to Mexico. The Junior history students went to Williamsburg, Virginia. The students stayed in Williamsburg for three days and two nights. The trip cost $18100 per student but some of the cost was offset by an orange and grapefruit sale. Eighty-two ninth grade U.S. History students went to Washington D.C. The cost of the trip was $212.00 but some of it was also offset by an orange- grapefruit sale. The annual eighth- grade Cedar Point trip was held Saturday May 15. 14 Student Life A Break From School Opposite Page Bottom Right; A scenic picture of The Seine in Paris. France Top Lett; Denise Dunn visits Place de la Concorde Top Right; The Eiffel Tower is one of the many beautiful sights in Paris This Page Top Left; Have Sue Dufon and Mrs. Rice accumulated too many tardies? Top Right; A group of ninth graders take time to rest on a park monument in Washington D C Above; A scenic overhead view of Cedar Point taken from the sky lift Lett; When she became tired of walking. Jill Jesiek received assistance from Raw- lan Lillard and David Bloomer. Student Life 15 Upperclassmen Take-On Below; Harold Holbrook waits on a customer at Presto Prints in the Eastland Mall Left; Carrie Conrad prepares an ice cream cone at Tasty Corner Ice Cream. Above; Tom Novak works at the Farmers Market during his summer vacation. In times like these when money is scarce everybody needs a job. More and more teenagers are looking for jobs in their spare time. For nnost teens the best time to work is during summer vacation when they don't have anything else to do. Many Academy students found jobs this summer. The jobs found ranged from working at the Farmers Market and ice cream places to working at photo- developing stores. Finding a job today is hard to do but as these students proved, it is not impossible. 16 Student Life Jobs to Earn Money Thl Page Above; Babysitting her nephew Justin, is Michelle Klebs Above Right; James Edwards works at Ponderosa Restaurant as a dishwasher Below; Dilynn Duckworth is a waitress and cashier at the Big Boy Restaurant in Genesee Valley Money, money, money is the main motivator for most students to get jobs. For others it is a chance to get out of school early and gain work experience For some; the money will go towards a college education; for others it will be used for luxuries and necessities. The Academy school day closing at 3:25 limits the jobs the students can get. Few of the workers make more than the minimum wage, which is $3.35 an hour. Student Life 17 School Store Named Opposite Page Bottom Left; N.H.S officers Marlon Morgan. Treasur- er; Denise Dunn. Vice-President. Janda Carter. Secretary Top Left; N.H.S. sponsor. Mr Bateman, speaks at the combination pizza party and unofficial induction for new members Top Right; Juanita Moore works at the cash register in the Eagle's Nest, the N.H.S. store This Page Above; Members of the National Honor Society listen attentive- ly at a N.H.S meeting Top Left; President Kara Kvasnicka. Top Right; Pam Taber tutors after school in the library Right; Kim Dunbar speaks at the National Honor Society induction. 18 Student Life The Eagle's Nest This year the National Honor Society inducted 14 new members and elected new officers. Kara Kvasnicka was elected President. Denise Dunn. Vice- President. Janda Carter, Secretary; and Marlon Morgan, Treasurer. An unofficial induction took place at Mr. Bateman's home where the new members took an oath to the N.H.S. In order to get into the National Honor Society the requirements are; tenth-grade. 3.40; eleventh-grade. 3.20; and twelve-grade. 3.00. After two years, the school store which is run by N.H.S. members, finally received a name, the Eagles Nest . Profits from this store enabled the N.H.S. to donate a video recorder to the school. Student Life 19 Student Commission The Student Commission is an organization designed to promote good relationships between the staff and students. Daily meetings are held in Mrs. Belanger's room. The officers are Kim Dunbar, President; Theresa Holbrook, Vice-President; and Marietta Davis. Secretary-Treasurer. New officers are elected every year. The commission has sponsored many different activities such as the Christmas Basket Drive, Hush Days, and the Halloween, Sweetheart, and Sadie HAwkins dances. Front Row, Loft to Right; April Longmire. Omar Salaam, Marietta Davis Middle Row; Detra Harrington, Shante Walker, Sheila McDaniel, Angela Perkins, Lisa Dye, Angela Rodgers, Pamela DeVaughan. David Cornette Back Row; Matt Franklin. Shawna Hunt, Kim Dunbar, Theresa Holbrook, Elizabeth Tedford. Not Pictured; Pamela Taber, Angela Giden. 20 Student Government Promotes Good Relations Opposite Page Top Right; Mrs Belanger sells tickets for the Sweetheart Dance to April Longmire This Page Top Left; Foreign Ex- change Student. Lucia Pratt, points out to Doug Hockin and Steve Dufon her native country. Uraguay Above; Detra Harrington speaks at a Student Commission meeting Left; Pamela DeVaughn waits to give student government information to a homeroom. Student Life 21 Indispensable to the Attendance service students, left to right. First Row: Darren Jones, Kim Davison, Joan Wright. Second Row; Penny Clark, Ricky Gatz. Tammy Soyka Third Row; David Nicholas. Leslie Daniels, Sue Dufon, Doris Lyons. Counseling service students, left to right, First Row; Kara Kvasnicka. Sonya Waters. Shirla Ogburn, Felicia Reed Second Row; Denise Dunn, Invicta Jones, Kim Dunbar, Sue Dufon. Third Row; Harold Holbrook. Tammy Soyka, Don Leonard, Tom Novak Staff and Student Body Library service student , left to right, First Row; Nan- cy Kopcan. Angie Perkins, Vanessa Shelton. Second Row; Melissa Draheim. Veda DeVaughn. Annette Lutzke Third Row; Regina Wilkerson. David Coppy. Michele Mason. David Bell Office service students, left to right, First Row; Sue Dufon Second Row; Cathy Panchula. Laurie Evans. Third Row; Ricky Warmbold. Yolanda Feaster Fourth Row; Eric McLaughlin Opposite Page Bottom Right; Cathy Panchula sorts program cards in the counseling office Bot- tom Left; While working in the of- fice. Gretchen Thomas is a big help to the secretaries This Page Left; Melissa Draheim reads a magazine while working in the li- brary Student Life 23 BOEC and Spirit Week Front Row, Left to Right; Victor Green. Angela Rodgers, Theresa Holbrook. Pamela Taber. Audricka Talbert, advisor. Mallie Nunn. Gretchen Thomas. Jill Wilcox. Tammy Chastain, Marjorie McMurray. Beth Ovaitt. Middle Row; Yolanda Small. Monica Hurt, Lesija Webb. Lisa Smith. Crystal Stornello. Cynthia Hatch. Belinda Spears. Jeanine Mumford. Lisa Dye. Julie Garza. Back Row; Renita Bell. Marlon Morgan. Michael Jefferson. Robert Spears. Thomas McMurray. Mary McCain. Kim Dunbar, Cheryl Benway. Carol Harris. Ann Bard Not Pictured; Carrie Bragg. Mike Franklin. Alan Holmes; Lachette Jackson. Regina Nelm, Sylvene Riddick, Tonya Scott, Tajuana Stokes. Celeste Tryeye. Penny VanWyck. Kim Wilcox. This year marked the second year for BOEC. BOEC is a Michigan vocational student organization for high school students. Most BOEC members have occupational objectives that include such careers as clerk, typist, teller, secretary, stenographer, data processing and accounting. BOEC is an intracurricular activity that is designed to develop leadership abilities, interest in the American business system, and competency in office occupations. BOEC has taken an interest in the Special Olympics. The organization gained recognition this year by holding various fund raisers which included a yearbook raffle, a plaster sale, a cookie sale, a candy cane sale, and a painter's cap sale. 24 Student Life Promote Participation Opposite Page Bot- tom Right; Victor Green pays close at- tention at a BOEC meeting Top Right; Mrs. Nunn takes sug- gestions at a BOEC meeting This Page Left; David Gaines dis- plays his team uniform on Sports Day Far Left; Charles Griffin scans the scene with his new wave glasses Top Left; Bayyina Rob- inson is ready for New Wave Day Above; Tonya Novara and Sue Dufon show us what they want to be on Sports Day Student Life 25 The Year In Review v ' ces Artificial heart miracle $Money pinch s on v rPN Pot bust i p tax boost ■% Blanchard, Headlee 0 7 ' « Alabama hero, ° ( Bear Bryant, is dead at 69 ; ic. 0t es Japanese auto imports Student sages Messages Messages Messc FV.rtf Acode mv 6hjde foesd. ocA' L?yc� c Ctass of jAOtyAA: uLe±_ (it,} tUAJU r t- ft -� toi+ej -£nr., za La , «U rm JX . j - , - ' y v«o tw _ a .r 5 X OE.T M VAiLTH LITfLC H6V.P Ffcoi (V .C'AAWL ftX T “ ‘)' Twg- DUfti J)eet Vtehe,s do +he. class .r°f .Ss 'TV jucna jLc. 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Mr William Blair: Physical Education 7-8 Mr. Otis Bridges: Custodidn Mrs Gwendolyn Bronson: Counselor Mrs Doris Carroll Vocal Music 7-8, Music 7. Vocal Ensemble. English 9. Mrs Yvonne Carter Applied Algebra. Math Applications Mrs Paula Cochran: English 10. Modern Literature Ms Jacquelyn Culnon: Counselor. 34 Academics Opposite Page Top. Mr Charles Whiteley, Dean Mrs Barbara Senntnger. Assistant Dean Mr Wayne Jeffries. Assistant Dean for Students Top. Mrs Sandra Junior. Nurse Above. Mr Ray Fulgham, Hall Guard Miss Marjory Curtis: Applied Math. Applied Geometry. Algebra I. Math 8 Mr Harry Cybulski Economics, U S. History 9 Mr John Davidek U S. History 9, Economics, Journalism Ms. Judy Dawson Physical Education 9-12. Mr Ray Edson Science 7 Mr Dwight Eichelberg Drawing 1. Art 8. Art 1. Ms Glenda Eiler English 9- 10. American Literature Mr Gordon Freeman: Marketing 1. Business 7-9 Mrs Sam Gray Head Custodian Academics 35 Mrs. Wonda Hope: Chief Clerk. Mrs Louise laquinto: Food Service Mr Dennis Kewitt: Sociol Studies 7-8. Ms. Flossie Lee: Custodian Mrs. Joan Lemere: Child Accounting Clerk Mr Phillip Long: Plant Science. Animal Science. Personal Security Education. Mrs. Alta Maddix: Spanish. Mrs. Ann McCabe: Home Economics 7- 12. Miss Pat Miller: Food Service. Mrs. Mallie Nunn: Intensive Office, Typing 1- 3. Accounting 1. Mr. Sylvester Obb: Security Aide Mrs. Gloria Releford: Food Service. Mrs. Sharon Rice: Attendance Clerk. Ms Susie Rodriguez: Financial Clerk. Mrs. Clara Smith: Food Service. Mr John Smith. Industrial Arts 7, Material and Processes Soft 1-3. Mr Soden Smith: Careers 7.9. Mrs. Marsha Stauffer: Librarian. Mrs. Margaret Taylor. Biology. Chemistry. Mr Joseph Teague: Math 9. Consumer Math. Algebra 1. 36 Academics Mrs. Eula Thigpen: Security Aide Mr Charles Thomas: Math 9. Physical Education 10-12. Mr. Marvin Thompson: Science 9, Consumer Chemistry. Mr Stanley Tomczyk: Draft and Design. Drafting 8. Art 7. Visual Communications Mr. Curtis Williams Math 7.9. Mr. Vernelle Williams: Custodian. Mr Bruce Wiltse: Social Studies 8. U.S. History 11. Mr. Charles Woods: Police Liaison Officer Academics 37 This Page Bottom; Mr Ted Ware Science 7-8. Left; Mrs. Gloria Tibbetts: French Middle Left; Mr Robert Robson: Psychology. US. History 11, Mastering Test Taking Skills. Top Left; Mrs Doris Gardner; English 9. Techniques of Writing. Introduction To World Literature Below; Mr Floyd Matthews: Beginning Band. Band 2. Orchestra. Marching Band, Stage Band 38 Academics Translating, Reading and Comprehending Top; Mrs Maddix helps Tonya Campbell with her Spanish Top Right; Students proofread each paper in English Right; Nancy Kopcan appears interested in a history lecture Above; Mrs Tibbetts catches Kim Boaz's attention in French 2. Academics 39 soRjuepoov OF gO V PJDH S8A|OAU| 6ua|c s uueiqojd Interests Build Skills Opposite Page Bottom Right; While Tonya Scott fertilizes the plant. Mr Long and Brenda Ainsworth look on Left; Mrs. Carter has Rodney Mosley at the board explaining a problem Top Left; Darryl Irving and Susie Belk watch David Bloomer observe a specimen This Page Top Left; Andre Buckwheat concentrates on his drawing Right; Michael Jones and Michael Hale work together on a spice rack Bottom Right; Preparing a ''survival ' meal is Frank Sturgil Bottom Left; Sharpening her typing skills is Regina Ringlein Academics 41 Let's All Magnetize This Page Above; Top; Todd Smith drives car num- ber 15 for the day Middle Left; Carrie Conrad attends the Skill Center for Pharma- ceutical Assistant Middle Right; Walter Derengowski and James Hodges prepare a car for painting Left; Bill Carrington. Tony Turner and Richard Neal discuss a prob- lem in Electrical Technology Opposite Page; Top Left: David Gaines and John Ste- vens develop pictures Bot- tom: Michael O'Dell lays out an issue of the FAN. 42 Academics New Editors Lead Media 1982-83 FAN staff Bottom Row, Left To Right; Ron Lee. Michael O'Dell. David Gaines. John Stevens Second Row; Mr Davidek. Kara Kvasnicka. Kris Bowden. Vicki Ballentine. Belinda Spears. Editor Mike Franklin Third Row; Mathew DeFrain, Thomas Ingram The 1982-83 Academia staff Back Row, Left To Right; Mi- chael Gale. Reginald Winslow. Michelle Klebs. Bob Jordon. Lynn Zoll Front Row; Michelle Zelley, Marlon Morgan. Editor Denise Dunn Not pictured Eric McLaughlin. Chris MacDer- maid. Marietta Davis Academics 43 17 Students Receive Physical Fitness Awards Thl Pag Above; John Fountain and Todd Mitchell take a deep breath before swimming another lap Above Top; Drawing a charcoal sketch of praying hands is David Mata Top Right; Beth Oviatt shows her skills by drawing a cityscape. Back Row, Lett To Right; Michael Lewis, Craig Sutters, Tim Brown, Darrius Wright, Sebastion Robinson, Keeneth Carter. Larry Hawthorne. Middle Row: Lisa Wolfe, Jo Ellen Darlington, Alvita Rouser, Lynn Walls, Shryl Daniel Front Row; Tracy Kin- caid, Steve Washington. Tonya Powell. Not Pictured: Laura Tester. Kim Wilcox. 44 Academics The Beat Goes On Back Row; Darryln Cochran. David Gaines. Eric Evans Front Row; Rodney White. Leonard Wool- dridge. Frank Neuman This Pago Loft; Back Row, Lott To Right: Michael Payne. John Kinter, Richard Corey. Front Row; DeLisa Brown. Sara Shaw. Tom Novak. Bruce Mackey. Above Lott Back Row; Chari Fykes. Margo Duncan. Reichlin Small. Robin Howard. Bri- an Sanderson Front Row; Keeneth Butler. An- gela Dunseth. Richie Brown. Above; Back Row: Marvin Lyons. Lynette Nadir. Deanna Cole Front Row; Jonathon Mateen. Bridget Burns. Chris Ma- tejeck Academics 47 Practice Makes Perfect Band 2 Back Row, Left to Right: Shafon Smith, Jacqueline Wheeler, Shawn Sanderson, Ira Edwards. Second Row: Nan- nette White, Roxanna Jones, Eugene Rhodes, Ulysses Burns, James Brasher, Alonzo Cheeks. David Cornette Front Row: Bryan Bransford. Marta Greer, Ryan Avery, Carlos Johnson, Nathan Duhon. Melecia Atkins, Jason Hendricks, Norman Himes Band 2. Back Row, Lett to Right: Marie Jones. Lisa Wood. Rebecca Bell, Wendy Oswald, Gwendolyn Hughes, Nicole Fielder, Charlene Foster Sec- ond Row: Barbara Atkinson, Kim Dudley, Julie Gerace, Angela Hewitt, Michelle Flores, Maria Stapleton. Sharita Hall, Najia Elerson. Eliza Bankson. Front Row: Tammy Kalanquin. Dawn Kincaid. Deidra Davis, Connie Williams, Sandra Youngblood, Leanne Byler. Nichelle Brown, Raquel Watson, Bayyina Robin- son. Band 1 Back Row, Left to Right: Patti Van Wyck, Valeria Neal, Lavance Morgan, Steven Grice. Miles Carter, Ronnie Ted- ford Second Row: Leonard McMinn, Joseph Shaw, Richard Corey, Edrick Greene, Tracey Franklin. Front Row: Martin Needham, Angela Ascencio. Aaron McGowan. Pamela Pop- lar, Angilena Davis, Michael Myatt, Michael Morgan 48 Academics Above; Practicing the baritone is Patti VanWyck. Top Right; Richard Corey plays the bass while keeping in tune with trombone players Michael Myatt and Mi- chael Morgan. Top Bottom Right; Ryan Avery keeps the beat going on the timpani Band t Back Row, Left to Right: David Carpenter. Krys- tale VanArsdale. Sonya Hayes. Wanda Howard, Loretha Lor- gan. Beth Green. Angie Ford. Second Row: Robert Cooper. Carmen Hudson. Debra Dunbar. Dawn Haeger, Chari Fykes. Ka- ren Gooley, Robin Howard. Dawn Hinton. Front Row, Lett to Right: Ivy Heron. Terence Lilly. Twyla Simms. Academics 49 Graduation Scheduled For Monday, June 6. This Page Above; Syidah Mateen, Jeannie Moody, Sara Shaw, Audrey Young Left; Shirla Ogburn, Sonya Waters Top; Senior class officers Secretary, Jeannie Moody, President, Ken Seeley, Vice-President. Denise Dunn; Treasurer, Marlon Morgan Oppo- site Page Top Left; Tammy Soyka. Tom Novak, Jeannie Moody, Tonya Novara, Bruce Mackey Top Right; Suzanne Dufon Bot- tom Right; Jason Wyatt Bottom Left; Don Leonard, John Kintner. Middle; Jandd Carter, 52 Seniors kA . Seniors 53 «• «0. J Susie Belk Jacqueline Blackwell Iretta Brown Timothy Brown Bridgette Burrell Larry Carlson Jandd Carter Karen Collins Carrie Conrad Leslie Daniels Kimberly Davison Walter Derengowski DtLynn Duckworth Suzanne Dufon Kim Dunbar Denise Dunn 54 Seniors Paul Durkee James Edwards Julie Garza Victor Green Vincent Greer William Harris James Hodges Harold Holbrook' Jill Jesiek Margaret Keely John Kintner Kara Kvasnicka' Donald Leonard Natalie Lester Dorris Lyons Bruce Mackey' Seniors 55 Marlon Morgan Dorine Needham David Nicholas Anthony Novak 56 Seniors Seniors 57 Right; Vincent Greer. Carolyn Warren. Darryl Irving, James Hodges Above; Tonya Novara Sara Shaw” Scott Siebert Tammy Soyka' TaJuana Stokes Pamela Taber Audricka Talbert Jeff Saylor Kenneth Seeley” 58 Seniors Gretchen Thomas Sonya Waters Anthony Turner Brent White’ Right; Ken Seeley. Tonya Novara. Kim Wilcox Above; Nate Clark. James Hodges. Kim Wilcox Lisa Wilson Bruce Willis Audrey Young Seniors Not Pictured Bruce Alston Felicia Reed David Bloomer Henry Thompson Nathaniel Clark Carolyn Warren Antoinette Hasman Robert Welch Darryl Irving Joan Wright Chris Morrow Jason Wyatt Shirta Ogburn Seniors 59 ‘Graduated with Distinction (3.0-3.49) “Graduated with High Distinction (3.5-4.0) Senior Activities Bruce Alston- Drama. Football. Track Jacqueline Blackwell- Co-op Program, National Honor Society. Newspaper staff. Student Council Secretary-Treasurer ('80-'81), Tennis. Varsity Cheerleader David Bloomer- Football, Track Iretta Brown- Choir. Softball. Track. Volleyball Tim Brown- Marching Band Brldgette Burrell- BOEC. Co-op Program Janda Carter- Co-op Program. Junior Class Trea- surer. Marching Band Drum Major. National Honor Society Secretary. Student Council Vice-Presi- dent ('81-'82) gL A “J Nate Clark- Basketball j Karen Collins- Marching Band Drum Major, Ski C|ub V A A Carrie Conrad- Varsity Cheerleaaer. Newspa- per staff. Ski Club, Softball Leslie Daniels- Basketball, Ski Club, Softball, Vol- leyball Kimberly Davison- BOEC, Choir. Softball, Track. Volleyball Walter Derengowski- Football DILynn Duckworth- Co-op Program. Marching Band, Softbal Suzanne Dufon- Marching Band, Ski Club. Swim- ming Kim Dunbar- BOEC. National Honor Society, Newspaper staff. Student Council President ('82- '83) Denise Dunn- Color Guard. Junior Class Vice- President National Honor Society Vice-President, Senior Class Vice-President. Yearbook Editor James Edwards- Basketball. Chess Club, Track Julie Garza- BOEC. Marching Band, Ski Club, Softball Victor Green- Basketball. BOEC. Football. Track Vincent Greer- Football, Swimming William Harris- Football, Newspaper staff. Track James Hodges- Basketball. Football, Marching Band. Track Harold Holbrook- Football. Marching Band, Na- tional Honor Society, Tennis Darryl Irving- Football. Track Margaret Keely- Ski Club John Klntner- Golf. Marching Band, Ski Club Kara Kvasnicka- National Honor Society Presi- dent. Newspaper staff Don Leonard- Golf. Ski Club Natalie Lester- Choir Bruce Mackey- Marching Band, National Honor Society Syldah Mateen- Softball Eric McLaughlin- National Honor Society. Swim- ming, Yearbook staff Michelle Miller- Choir Jeannie Moody- Marching Band, National Honor Society. Senior Class Secretary. Ski Club. Tennis Marlon Morgan- Baseball, BOEC, Football, Na- tional Honor Society Treasurer, Newspaper staff. Senior Class Treasurer. Student Council, Year- book staff Thomas Novak- Marching Band. National Honor Society. Ski Club Tonya Novara- Co-op Program. National Honor Society. Track Varsity Cheerleader Co-Captain. Volleyball Beth Ovaltt- BOEC Cornelio Perez- Ski Club James Rouser- -ootball Troy Rushing- Chess Club, Football, Tennis Richard Sallas- Ski Club Jett Saylor- Football, Ski Club Ken Seeley- Junior Class President, Marching Band Drum Major. National Honor Society, Senior Class President Sara Shaw- Marching Band, National Honor Soci- ety Tammy Soyka- National Honor Society, Ski Club, Softball TaJuana Stokes- BOEC Pam Taber- BOEC. National Honor Society, Stu- dent Council Audricka Talbert- BOEC, Varsity Cheerleader, Student Council, Volleyball Gretchen Thomas- BOEC Anthony Turner- Track Carolyn Warren- Basketball. Choir Sonya Waters- Basketball. Co-op Program, Soft- ball Robert Welch- Basketball Brent White- National Honor Society. Marching Band Kim Wilcox- BOEC Bruce Willis- Football Lisa Wilson- Varsity Cheerleader Co-Captain, Track Jason Wyatt- Basketball, Drama. Football, Marching Band Audrey Young- BOEC, Drama, Softball. Student Council 60 Senior Seniors 61 SPORTS Gridders Travel To i Ohio Twice; Lose Both After winning two of their first three games, the 1982 Varsity Football team finished with a rather disappointing season, ending at 2-7. For the first time in the school's history, the team traveled to Ohio twice where they lost both games. Their first adventure was to Paulding. Ohio where they lost a hard fought game. 44-0. In their second trip at Spencer ville, Ohio, the team played better despite losing 36-8. Throughout the season, they played four teams that were rated in the top ten of their respective classes. The Eagles will be losing nine seniors with fourteen members returning. The team was coached by Charles Thomas, Eddie Johnson and Sylvester Obb. 64 Sports Opposite Page Bottom; Stacey Henderson returns a Holy Rosary pass as Walter Derengowski looks for some- one to block Top Left; Wil- liam Carrington sweeps right for a big gain Top Right; Coach Charles Thomas in- structs the team during half time of a game at Ashley This Page left; William Car- rington lends a hand in tack- ling a Holy Rosary ball carrier. Bottom; The 1982 Varsity Football Team Far Left; First Row; Left to Right: David Bloomer, Harold Holbrook, Marlon Morgan, Walter Derengowski, William Harris, James Hodges, Darryl Irving. Anthony Rouser. Bruce Alston, Bruce Willis, Anthony Morgan Second Row; Coach Charles Thomas. Rick DeSonia, Robert Jordan. Kelvin Stewart, William Carrington. Robert Williams, Ronald Lee. Anthony Cavette. Darryl Simmons, Bernard Cole, Larry Hawthorne, Coach Sylvester Obb Third Row; Mike O'Dell, Donovan Plamondon, Lonnie Duncan, Darren Brown. Stacey Henderson, Darrius Wright, Coach Eddie Johnson, Coach Lee Williams, Coach Johnny Manual Varsity Football 65 J.V. Struggles Through Far Lett: First Row, Left to Right: Todd Smith, Brent Marko, Maynard Newman. Carlos Crawford, Xavier Peterson. Andre Price. Swain Triplett. Second Row: Mark Matejcek. David Gaines, Willie Triplett, Reginald Winslow. Larry Hawthorne. Terry Crews. Alan Holmes Third Row: Coach Lee Williams, Steve Dufon. Todd Mitchell. Artunado Scott. Brent Ray. Curtis Feaster. Coach Johnny Manuel. The 1982 Junior Varsity Eagles suffered through a long and tough season as they ended their season at 0-6. With this being their third year of existence, the team showed much improvement as all but one game was close until the fourth quarter. Although the win-loss column did not show it, the team played with great intensity and desire. The team was coached by first year coaches Johnny Manuel, Lee Williams and Jerry O'Dell. 66 J.V. Football Losing Season Opposite Page Bottom Right; Larry Hawthorn© sweeps right for a big gain Top; The 1982 J.V. Football Team This Page Top Lett; Brent Ray is carried off the field by the coaches Top Above; Michael Lewis is stopped by St Stephen's defenders Above; Michael Lewis is tackled after gaining yardage Lett; Curtis Feaster prepares to hand off to Larry Hawthorne. J.V. Football 67 Ladies Win Districts! The 1982 Girls' Varsity Basketball Team Kneeling; Coach Lloyd Nicholson. Standing; Kim Hudson. Rhonda Thomp- son. Margo Duncan. Sandy Westbrook. Sherrie Byrd. Sylvene Riddick. Mary McCain. Jackie Hopkson. Cynthia Lyons If you chose one word that characterizes this season it would be fantastic for the Girls' Varsity Basketball Team. They terrorized opponents while winning the Districts and being runner-up in the Regionals. The girls' record ending at nineteen wins and only three losses. Captains Sherrie Byrd. Margo Duncan, and Mary McCain gave the girls leadership on the court as well as off. Experience and a total team effort led to our team's record, said Coach Nicholson. Congratulations to Mary McCain, chosen as the Prep Player of the Week (Nov. 15- 22) by the Flint Journal. Cynthia Lyons and Sherrie Byrd were the Most Valuable Players. 68 Girls' Varsity Basketball Opposite Page Bottom Right; Battling a Hamady op- ponent. Sherrie Byrd leaps high for the ball Left; Cyn- thia Lyons takes a shot from the free throw line This Page Bottom Right; Marietta Campbell shoots a jump- er over an opponent Bottom Lett; Mary McCain brings the ball down court to set up the offense Top Lett; An opponent watches in amazement as Mary McCain skies for two. Above; Varsity Girls celebrate after Dis- trict win. Girls' Varsity Basketball 69 Sensational Season For Opposite Page Top Right: Coach Clif Turner explains the game plan Bottom Right; Angela Giden passes the ball to Christian Houston. Lett; Lisa Dye watches as Jeanine Mumford shoots a lay-up This Page Bottom Right; Synetta Peete prepares to shoot a free throw Bottom Lett; Kim Jackson shoots from the key Top Left; Andrea Williams and Synetta Peete race up court Above; Christian Houston blocks out a defender while Tonya Powell shoots. The 1982 season was nothing but exciting for the Junior Varsity Girls' Basketball team. The Eagles led by Captains Lisa Dye, Angela Giden, and Tanya Powell compiled a remarkable record of fifteen wins and no losses. Using their talent and skill, the Girls' J.V. easily dominated their opponents on game day. This team worked harder and responded more to the challenges, said Coach Clif Turner. This is the first time a Girls' Basketball team has gone undefeated during a season. “Our marvelous season can be attributed to attitude, dedication, defense, and hustle, said Coach Turner. 70 J.V. Girls Basketball Girls' J.V. Eagles 1982 Girls' Junior Varsity Basketball team Kneeling: Wanda Daniel. Marta Greer. Lisa Dye. Yolanda Small. Angela Giden, Sandra Simmons. Standing: Cooch Clif Turner. Tanya Powell. Christian Houston, Ann Elzie. Jeanine Mumford. Andrea Williams. Kim Jackson, Assistant Coach Erma Greene Varsity Boys Struggle This Page Above; The 1982-83 Varsity Boys' Basketball Team Kneeling; Manager Margo Duncan. Coach Clif Turner. James Smith. Standing; Andre Adams. Terry Boyce. Bruce Morris. Mike Franklin. Nate Clark. James Hodges. James Edwards. Tony Morgan, Stacey Henderson. Darryl Howard. Top Left; James Edwards waits while Andre Adams moves into position. Top Right; Nate Clark springs up to prevent an inbound pass Opposite Page Top Left; Nate Clark pulls up for a jumper while Mike Franklin battles for the rebound Top Right; Terry Boyce braces himself for a free throw attempt by James Edwards Bottom Right; Bruce Morris and Mike Franklin battle under the boards Bottom; Andre Adams dribbles while searching for an open teammate. 72 Boys' Varsity Basketball Through Rough Season The season of 1982-83 was difficult for Coach Clif Turner's Varsity Boys' Basketball Team. They posted a record of eleven wins and nine losses. The climax of the season came when they defeated Flint Open for their second consecutive victory of the Bee Sting Classic in Bath. Michigan Andre Adams was named the Most Valuable Player of the tournament. The team seemed to group together when the season became tough and finished out the season strong. Mike Franklin was the captain as well as an excellent rebounder. Boys' Varsity Basketball 73 J.V. Has Great Season The 1982-83 J.V. Boys' Basketball Team. Knelling; lydell Brown, Kenny Carter, George Hannah, David Franklin, Andre Price. John Fountoin, Maurice Berry Standing; Leron Henry, Sebastian Robinson, Darrius Wright, Curtis Feaster. Lonny Duncan, Kevin Barnett. Todd Mitchell, Codch Lloyd Nicholson. The J.V. Boys' Basketball Team and Coach Lloyd Nicholson deserve a tremendous amount of credit for the job they did in the 1982-83 season They deserve all of the publicity they received for winning eighteen games and losing only two. Sebastian Robinson and John Fountain did an outstanding job as captains. The J.V. Boys' Basketball Team edged out Flint Open to win their second consecutive Bee Sting Classic in Bath. Michigan. Sebastian Robinson was the Most Valuable Player of the tournament. It took dedication and many hours of practice for them to achieve an 18-2 record. 74 J.V Boys' Basketball For A Bright Future Far Left; First Row, From Left to Right: Ricky Warmbold, Suzanne Dufon. Michael O'Dell. Steven Dufon. Rodney White. Timothy Robbins. Steve White. Michael Jones. Chris MocDermaid. Michael Johnson. Tim Curtis Back Row: Coach Judy Dawson. Nancy Kopcan. Sean Harris. Abbey McMullin. Jill Jesiek, Tammy Johnson. Cathy Panchula. Vicki Ballentine. Kevin Nichols. Angie Dunseth. Swim Team 79 The 1982-83 J.V. Volleyball Team Kneeling; Gwen Gulley. Gwen Hughes, Monique Brown. Lesija Webb. Stephon Kennedy. Kim Jackson Standing; Coach Shirley Luckado. Cheryl Fields. Naomi Mitchell, Bonita Williams. Tonya Scott. Iretta Brown Opposite Page Bottom; Hareletta Campbell and Audricka Talbert save a point Top Right; The 1982-83 Varsity Volleyball Team Top Lett; Veda De- Vaughn prepares to serve This Page Above; The 1982-83 J.V Volleyball Team Right; Monique Brown shows op- ponents the correct way to bump as her teammates look on. The J.V. Volleyball Team had a terrific year. They posted a record of five wins and only two losses. Lesija Webb and Monique Brown were the captains as well as excellent scorers. Coach Shirley Luckado guided the team to a successful season. The volleyball team has the longest winning streak in Academy J.V. Volleyball history by winning their first five games. The varsity also had an excellent season as they finished at 6-2, which is their best record ever 80 J.V. Volleyball Volleyball Teams Have Impressive Records Far Lett; First Row, Lett to Right: Sue Jordan. Audricka Talbert. Lynn Zoll. Rhonda Thompson Second Row: Belinda Spears. Jamie Ringlein. Ann Elzie. Tonya No- vara. Hareletta Campbell Varsity Volleyball 81 Skiers Travel To Warm weather and the late arrival of snow didn't stop the 1983 Downhill Ski Club. The club traveled to Sugar Loaf. near Traverse City, on January 21-23. Each member paid for their trip by selling cheese, sausage and fudge. Several trips to Mt. Holly were also included. This Page Above; Darin Williams prepares for a ride on the ski lift. Top Right; Matt DeFrain tries to get the hang of it Right; Brenda Ainsworth is off to the races 82 Downhill Ski Club Traverse City Far Left- First Row, Lett to Right: Joel Barnes. Tammy Chastain. James Smith. Kathy Johnson, Dennis Hill. Sue Jordaa Cathy Panchula. Michelle Hendricks. Debra Hickie. Elke Fochler. Vicki Ballentine. Kim Wicks. Andrea Taulker Second Row Michael Cox, Thomas Pearson. Michael Payne. Mary Derengowski. Paul Kopcan, Jerry Gohi. Doug Hockm. Suzanne Dufon. Abbey McMullin. Jamie Ringlein. Michelle Zelley. Tajuana Stokes Third Row; Tom Novak. Jeanme Moody. John Kintner. Don Leonard. Jett Saylor. Michael Hale. Chris MacDermaid. Michael O'Dell. David Gaines. Steve White. Michael Johnson. Ricky Warmbold. Mr Robson. This Page Left; Thomas Pearson checks his equipment as he prepares for his downhill flight Top Above; 1983 Downhill Ski Club Above; Academy skiers take a break from the slopes in the luxury of a heated outdoor swimming pool. Downhill Ski Club 83 Thl Page Bottom; Far Loft; First Row, Left to Right: Burdette Hawkins, Clarence Sevillian, Chad Prater Second Row; Jeff Sodini, Matf Defrain, Michael Jahr. Below; Oops, it's still there1 Right; Greg Dowd has his sights set on a hole-in-one. Opposite Page Top: The 1982 Tennis Team Bottom Left; Lynn Zoll warms up before practice. Bottom Right; Denise Owens con- centrates on serving an ace. The Flint Academy Golf Club met in the fall and practiced at Mott Park Golf Course. The purpose of the club was to improve golf skills and to learn from each other. This year's club was made up of five members. The participants were Matt Defrain, Michael Jarr, Clarence Sevillian, Chad Prater, Greg Dowd, and Burdette Hawkins. The club was under the direction of Jeff Sodini. 84 Golf Club Inexperience Shows in 2nd Half of Season The 1981-82 season was in reality two seasons in one. The Tennis team started off by winning their first four of five games, then went on to lose the next five games Ending the season with a final record of 4-6 is no recognition for their fine start at the beginning of the season. Playing those bigger schools was a disadvantage for us because of our inexperienced players, said Coach Bateman. Most Valuable Players were Matt DeFrain and David Bell. Eagle Of The Year was Matt DeFrain Outstanding Sportsmen were David Bell and John Matejcek. Scholastic Athlete was Ann Zoll. Most Improved Players were David Bell and Todd Smith. Coach's Award went to Philip Bubin and Steve White. Tennis 85 Flr$t Row; Phil Bubin, Denise Owens, Troy Rushing, Todd Smith, Steve White, Chris Kroll. Lynn Zoll Second Row; Mat DeFrain, Tony Hooker, David Bell, Sue Wylie. John Matecjek. Ann Zoll, Coach Lloyd Bateman Track Team Strides Far Lett; First Row, Left to Right: Steve Bowen. Joe Walton, Anthony Carrington. Todd Wilson, Mike Jahr. Bernard Cole Top; Second Row: Charles Clark, Lonnie Duncan. James Smith. James Hodges. Darryl Irving. Bruce Morris. Darrius Wright. Tim Robbins. The 1982 Boys' Track team was full of team spirit despite a losing season. The team participated in four dual meets while being invited to six invita- tional. The team's highlight of the season was a third place finish in the Greenhills Relays. The girls also went through a disappointing season win- ning only one dual meet. Alice Rodgers won MVP. 86 Boys' Track Through Tough Season Far Left; First Row, Left to Right: Tonya Novara. Lisa Dye. Bobbie White, Sandra Simmons. Yolanda Small. Veda DeVaughn Top; Second Row: Jamie Ringlein. Regina Ringlein. Laura Ringlein. Karen Peltier. Alice Rodgers. Jeanine Mumford. Opposite Page Bottom Right; Anthony Carring- ton waits to receive the baton from Bernard Cole during a relay Bottom Left; Regina Ringlein displays her awards during the Spring Banquet Top; The 1982 Boys' Track Team This Page Lett; Bruce Morris sprints to the finish line Top; The 1982 Girls' Track team Girts' Track 87 Baseball Team Falters The Flint Academy Varsity Baseball team suffered through another rebuilding season with a 4-21 record. The team only had eight returning lettermen. The highlight of the season was a sweep of Saginaw St. Mary with Jeff Whiteley and Scoff Ainsworth pitching the victories. The Eagle of the Season Award went to Jeff Whiteley and the Freshman of the Year Award went to Steve Dufon. Also awarded was the Norma Levander Academic-Athlete Award which went to Marlon Morgan. 88 Varsity Baseball Far Left; First Row, Left to right: Reggie Crain, David Welsh, John Stevens, Steve Dufon. Paul Enos, Marlon Morgan, Jett Whiteley. Scott Ainsworth, Mark Neumann, Jack Bell Top; Second Row: Coach Dennis Kiewitt, Paul Beau- champ. Bryant Sallas. David Gaines, James Joyce, Robert Jordan, Rawlan Lillard. John Fournier, Tom McMurray, Andre Adams Opposite Page Bottom; Marlon Morgan checks his swing as he takes a ball against Morrice Top Left; Pitcher James Joyce goes with his strike-out pitch. Top Right; Coach Kiewitt walks back to the bench after instructing his team This Page Top; 1982 Varsity Base- ball Team Above; Jeff Whiteley puts the tag on a Morrice runner. Left; Andre Adams connects to get a hit for the Academy Varsity Baseball 89 Girls' Finish With Best Far Left: First Row, Left to Right: Synetta Peete. Monique Brown, Joan Wright, Cynthia Lyons, Joyce Mustafaa Second Row: Audrey Young, Shelina Harden, Syidah Mateen, tina Shabazz, Sonya Waters. Third Row: Coach Phil Long, Missy Beebe. Zina Williams. Maria Clark, Tammy Soyka. Sylvene Riddick, Monica Hudson. The 1982 Softball season was very exciting as the girls finished with a 13-5 record. This was the best record that the Academy has ever had. The team set a record for the most wins in a season. They won more games than any other Class C school in the city. The girls were led by outstanding freshmen Missy Beebe and Cynthia Lyons. The team carried their impressive record into the districts where they defeated Hamady, 20-4, and Almont, 10- 5, before losing to Capac, 11- 10. Receiving Eagle of the Season honors was Missy Beebe. The team was under the direction of first year coach Phil Long. 90 Softball Record In The City Opposite Page Bottom Right; Mr Long, Missy Beebe, Syidah Mateen. Brenda Ainsworth. Cynthia Lyons, and Synetta Peete displdy the trophies at the Spring Ban- quet Top; The 1982 Softball Team This Page Above Left; Tammy Soyka sprints to the base as she looks for the ball Top Above; Mr Blair shows his talent as a chef during fhe Spring Banquet Above; Freshman Missy Beebe, and Cynthia Lyons cop a pose with Coach Long Left; Brenda Ainsworth shows her determination as she looks for the ball. Softball 91 J V. Football FA-Opp. at Mr Pleasant 7-14 at Mt Morris 6-22 Sag St. Stephens 14-32 at Sag. S.S P P 6-19 Ml nee 6-20 Genesee 12-22 Record 0-6 Varsity Football FA-Opp Sag St. Mary 18-14 at Ashley 6-30 at Grosse Pt.-lig 26-14 Holy Rosary 6-33 at Sag. St. Stephens 0-53 at Paulding. OH Sag S.S. P 3 at Spencervie. OH 8-36 at Genesee 0-22 Record 2-7 m 5 Girls' J.V. Basketball FA-Opp Bendle 50-19 at Sag S.S. P P 48-27 Byron 46-18 at Brandon 42-29 at Hamady 61-20 at Sag. St. Stephens 39-28 Hamady 63-12 Sag. St Mary 35-34 at Clio 38-25 at Sag Valley Luth. 61-57 OT at Sag St. Mary 44-26 Kenneav Center Forfeit at Bvron 46-22 Sag SS P P 48-28 at Sag St Mary 58-30 Record 15-0 A Girls' Varsity Basketball FA-Opp Bendle 44-34 at Sag. S.S. P P 51-45 OT Byron 54-40 at Brandon 53-55 at Hamady 47-31 at Sag St. Stephens 37- 36 Hamady 38-36 Sag St. Mary 59-56 at Clio 47-26 at Sag. Valley Luth. 58-31 at Sag. St Mary 89-32 Sag Valley Luth 40-54 Kennedy Center 68-41 at Byron 58-28 Sag S.S. P P 47-37 at Sag. St. Mary 83-40 Kennedy Center 81-55 District Playoffs Atherton 51-50 Bendle 57-33 Hamady 36-30 Regional Playoffs Brown City 50-47 OT Sag. Carrolton 34-58 Record 19-3 Boys' J.V. Basketball fa-opp, at Hamady 59-57 atDet St Hedwig 69-35 Bentley 55-38 at Sag. St. Mary 65-78 Sag St. P P 66-62 Bay City Handy 63-57. Bath Sting Classic Bath 70-30 FHnt Open 54-50 Clio 43-34 at Sag St Stephens 57 .V, Fltnt Open at Sag S.S. P P at Bay City Handy Hamady Sag, St. Mary at Holy Rosary Sag. St Stephens Boys' Varsity Basketball at Hamady at Det. St. Hedwig FA-Opp. 50-62 64-46 53-36 59-68 48-58 56-57 68-48 64-37 64-43 60-41 .71-53 75-73 67-49 66-48 66-56 53 7$ at Holy Rosary at Sag VaHey uth 56-73 Sag. St Stephens Holy Rosary -.63-40 at Sag. Valley Luth at Flint Open Forfeit .noiy Rosary Record 18-2 at Fin- Open Bentley at Sag St Mary Sag. S.S P P Bay City Handy Bath Sting Classic Bath v ' Flint Open CRo .W at Sag St. Stepnens n 66-57 SS P P 71-88 ity -andy 53-73 47-65 Sag St. Mary 53-55 OT ' - 72-60 71-74 58-53 62-41 72-59 hi Tennis FA-Opp Ainsworth 4-3 Clo ’ TP Northwestern 6-1 Northwestern 7-0 Hamady 5-2 Brandon 3-4 Goodrich 0-7 Hamady 3-4 Brandon 3-4 Ainsworth 2-5 Record 4-6 Swim ‘ FA-Opp. Northern 63-63 Northwestern 70-65 at Northwestern 61-63 Mt Morris 48-80 at Det County Day 37-89 at.Kearsley 30-96 Def; Country Day 49-78 at MtfMorris 51-75 Kearslev 49-75 Mt Morris Inv 6th Place Record 1-7-1 Boys' Track FA-0| M.S.D 46-54 Bentley Relays 5th Place Sag S S P8tP 40-65 Ainsworth Relays 9th Place Goodrich Relays 7th Ptace Caro Relays 6th Place Ithaca Relays 8th Place New Lothrop 54-70 Regionals 12th Place Greenhills , $rd Place Girls' Track FA-Opp M.S.D 45-55 Bentley Relays 6th Place Sag. St. P8rP 40-80 Ainsworth Relays 7thPlace Goodrich Relays 8th Place Caro Relays 6th Place Ithaca Relays 7th Place Genesse 63-60 New lothrop 54-70 Greenhills 10th Place J.V. Volleyball FA-Opp 15-2.15- 1 7-15.15- 13.15-10 j at Genesee 17-15.15-6 ! Saginaw High 15-4.15-6 Qenesse 15-10.15-5 at Morrice 7-15, 10-15 Sag St. Steph 3-15. 14-16 at Saginaw High at Holy Rosary Varsity Volleyball FA-Opp at Saginaw High Record 6-1 7- 15.16- 6.15-7 8- 15.15- 13.15-10 15-0.15-0 11-15.7-15 6th Place 15-11.15-4 ld-16.15- 12.14-16 at Cap. City Chris 15- 3-15-1 Sag. St. Steph 14-16. 13-15 Record 6-2 at Holy Rosary at Genesee Saginaw High Byron Inv Genesee at Morrice Softball FA-Opp at Atherton 17-18 Genesee 10-4 Morrice 17-15.3-19 at M.S.D. 31-14 Byron 7-12 Sag. St. Mary 11-10,11-1 at Ashley 13-5 at Genesee 14-2.15-2 at Morrice 5-2.5-7 M.S.D. 14-0 District Playoffs Hamady 20-4 Almont 10-5 Capac 10-11 Record 13-6 Box Scores 93 UNDERGRADUATES Andre Adams Kevin Barnett Renita Bell Michele Bennett Maurice Berry Kimberly BrezzeH Monique Brown Sherrie Byrd William Carrington Anthony Cavette Tamara Chastain Monique Coe Bernard Cole Michael Cox Kristi Craig Shryl Dame! Matt DeFrain Mary Derengowski Rick DeSonia Veda DeVaughn Teresa Dreher Margo Duncan LeeAnn Eaker Cheryl Fields James Forster John Fountain Mike Franklin Keith Gause Daphne Grant Gwen Gulley Anjanette Hampton Shelema Harden Amy Heodick James Heggaton Stacey Henderson Alicia Herman Diana Hewitt JT Jj f' K L AL Ronald Lee Derrick LiUard Annette Lutzke Arp 'V'ann Michelle Mason Ted Maule Eddie Maxwel jQ A Dermis H� Helen Hintz Theresa Holbrook Ernine Holmes Jacqueline Hopkson Darryl Howard Kimberly Hudson Mike Jahr Invicta Jones Susan Jordan Tracy Kincaid Michelle Ktebs Nancy Kopcan Left; Angela Perkins is ready to answer any ques- tions about where to find a book in the library. Above; Intently working on a make-up test is Tracy Kincaid. Juniors 97 Mary McCain Marjorie McMurray Steven Miller Bruce Morris Jeamne Mumford Frank Neumann Cathy Panchula M :hael Payne Synetta Peete Karen Peltier Angela Perkins Donovan Ptamondon Angela Richardson Pegma Ringlein Tim Robbms Angela Rodgers Kirk Scobey Artunado Scott Tonya Scott Vanessa Shelton Darryl Simmons Retchlm Smal Robert Spears Kelvin Stewart 98 Juniors Kathey Turner Tony Watt Tim Whalen Jin Wilcox This Page Left; The photographer gets a gentle smile from Michelle Klebs Opposite Page; Marjorie McMurray and Jill Wilcox sell items at the BOEC plaster sale This Page Top Left; Lynn Walls pays close attention to what the teacher has to say. Above; Mrs Culnon supervises 11th grade PSAT testing. Juniors 99 Willi© Avery DeShawn Aytes Vicki Battentine Ann Bard Joel Barnes Sheika Bates Kenneth Becker Jack Bell Cheryl Benway Kim Boaz Colette Brown Darien Brown Deitsa Brown Lydell Brown Ritchie Brown Kenneth Butler Terry Bovce W w- I W0 Carrie Bragg li t7 ( DWT I199AI Amy Campbell Carmen Chatman Penny Clark Jamie Cochran Deanna Cole Soprano Cox Cindy Crockett Wanda Daniel Marietta Davis Sonya Davis Carmen Dawk ms Brian Devour nett Wanda Derengowski Lisa Dively Steve Duton Lonnie Duncan Angie Dunseth Lisa Dye 100 Sophomores Ann Elzie Linda F©aster Yolanda Feaster Aieta Finley Eke Fochler Kevn Fortenberry David Gaines NAchae) Gale Ricky Gatz Eric Gibbs Opposite Page Dunom; French comes easy for Yo- landa Feaster Top; Thin ties, dark glasses, suit jack- ets. and mini skirts are in for Vicki Ballentine. David Gaines, and Belinda Spears on New Wave Day This Page; Mr. Whiteley explains the new Drivers' Ed. program to sophomores Angela Gtden Jerry Gohl Charles Griffen Michael Hale Rochelle Hall Cindy Hatch Michele Hendricks Kim Hewitt Debra Hickie Wynn Hockin Timothy Hogan Alan Holmes Linda Hopkins Monica Hurt Glen Hymnan Kim Jackson Michael Jefferson Audra Johnson Kathryn Johnson Tamara Johnson Darren Jones Derrick Jones Mike Jones Bob Jordan Thelma Koger Charles Lewis Eric Loften Cynthia Lyons Chris MacDermaid Debra Makidon Sophomores 101 Mark Matejcek Greg Matthews David Mayton Abbey McMuilin Thomas McMurray Scott Miller Naomi Mitchell Todd Mitchell Leonard Mofloseau Alesha Mosley Kim Mosley Renee Mukes Cassandra Murdock Regina Nelms Kevin Nichols Michael O'Dei Lisa Oden Cindy Payton Thomas Pearson Jerry Peptone Tonya Petee Xavier Peterson Rhea Richardson Melvin Rifte Jamie Rmglein Sebastian Robinson Shalanda Robinson Clayton Salas Connie Scott Thomas Seeley Stephanie Seymour Yolanda Smal Craig Smith James Smith Latrlce Smith Shafon Smith Todd Smith Belinda Spears Iphn Stevens T 102 Sophomores Rhonda Thompson Vatina Topps Scott Torrey Celeste Traeye Swain Triplett Penny Van Wyck Joseph Walton Stephanie Washington Leisja Webb David Welsh Linda Whidbee Diane White Rodney White Steve White Kim Wicks Regina WHkerson Andree Williams Reginald Wnslow Colleen Wolfe Lisa Wolfe Drenda Woods Darrusha Woodyard Opposite Page Bottom; Danny Gibbs finishes ahead of his opponents in gym Top; Posing picture perfect before going to class is Brenda Woods This Page Above; Abbey McMullin and Martha Boerger are part of the Flint Acade- my's cheering section at the football games. Lett; Bob Jordan gives the photographer a knowing smile Sophomores 103 Bryan Allen Efrem Anderson Michelle Anderson Mark Asettine Ryan Avery Charlene Baber Jon Badour Tammy Ballard Laura Bare Barbara Barrett Cynthia Beiser Dana Blassngame Delphine Blevins Melvina Blevins Daniel Bran Eric Brantley Yaeko Brodie Timothy Brown Bridget Burns Dana Burns Michele Burrell Janine Busha Joyce Cade Tonya Campbell David Carpenter Robin Carter Matt Coggins 104 Ninth Grade Barbara Cook Richard Cory Opposite Page Far Right; Rick Warmbold views the awards in the display case Lett; Dana Blassingame finds a joke rather amusing. This Page Above; Cry- stal Stornello receives help from a friend in typing class. fiiPOE S F IfLif Pamela Cox Carlos Crawford Terry Crews Darelyn Croc hr an Ronald Croudy Jo Ellen Dartngton Van Dawkins Melinda Dimrmck Susan Dunford Sheia Edwards Curtis Feaster David Fogle Tresa Fordham Charlene Foster Mono Francis David Franklm Crystal Freeman Chari Fykes Christine Gale Karen Gooley Sean Graham Bethany Green Edreck Greene Marta Greer Steve Grice Teresa Guerra Sonya Guley David Hagan Darwin Hal Rebecca Hopper Ninth Grade 106 Comill© Harris Sean Harris Scott Hawkms Leron Henry Lori Hewitt Norman Himes Dawn Hinton Dawn Hoke Christian Houston Robin Howard Gwen Hughes Kevyn Jackson Lachele Jackson Paulette Jackson Nancy James Chantel Jenkins Janet Jennings Brian Johnson Carlos Johnson Cheryl Johnson DorcheH Jones Stephon Kennedy Thomas Kerby Tawana King Trina Koger Paul Kopcan Gerald Link Dianna Lixey April Longmire Opposite Page Bottom Right; Cathy Rock.Dana Blassingame. Kim Pugh, and Teresa Guerra don't believe that too many cooks can spoil dinner Top Lett; Many students work to make the Ninth Grade class trip a success This Page; The table makes viewing easier for Laura Baer and Dawn Hoke Anthony Lynch Marvin Lyons Donald Makidon 106 Ninth Grade Brent Marko Vernon Marthrel Jonathon Mateen Dante McGee Aaron McGowan Tamara Mont Katrece Moore LaVance Morgan Randy Morgan David Myatt Martin Needham Maynard Newman Wendy Oswald Creshando Payne Scott Payne Sabrina Pendleton Alex Perez � Ninth Grad© 107 Lisa Reed Jovita Roberts Cathy Rock Karen Roofe Tanya Ross David Rowe Uyonka Rushing Brian Sanderson Shawn Sanderson Mark Schnesk Kent Sc obey Baldwin Seals Jedidah Shabazz Cartton Shelton Dawn Shropshire Erston Simms Dan Smith James Smith Joy Smith Lisa Smith Shannon Stanford Mary Stewart Crystal StorneHo Frank Sturgill Yvette Surprenont Croig Sutters Kimberleah Sutton Myron Swart Nina Tardy Charmane Taylor Emuell Tedford Laura Tesler Kim Thompson Susan Thompson Karen Tinnin Kaieb Topps 108 Ninth Grade Robert Turnbull Tina Turner Jennifer UNbeck David Valley Patti VanWyck Rick Warmbold Steve Washington Robert Waycaster Jacqueline Wheeler Craig White Todd White Bonita Williams Jeanette Williams Leonard Wooldridge Brian Worth Scott Yurk Opposite Page; Keith Banks and Dave Franklin dis- play the prizes awarded to them for selling the lar- gest amount of fruit This Page Top; Brian Sander- son hopes to insure many votes in his bid for class representative Right; Jonathon Mateen poses for a picture while waiting for his cue Ninth Grade 109 Angie Brooks Deneen Brown George Brown Mark Buchler Andre Buckwheat Terrance Butler Lyanne Byler T a wanna Card Loren C orison Scott Carmichael Miles Carter Timothy Chastain Steven Clapp Mark Collier Robert Cooper Alberta Crawford Angie Davis Nick Dean Jennifer DeMaria Pamela DeVaughn Greg Dowd Michele Dr ahem Janeen Duckett Brian Duckworth Najia Elerson Eric Evans Darrel Fagen Patti Farnham Edith Feaster Nichole Fielder Anna Flood Alice Flores Werner Fochler Mark Fogle Angie Ford Loretta Forward Krista Adams James Addison Belinda Alexander Gary Anderson Meiecio Atkins Cletus Baber Greg Baer Eliza Bank son Denise Barnett Regina Battle Rebecca Bell Veronica Bethune Ramona Bishop Mark Bivins Louis Black Ronda Black Wilandrea Blair RaShawnda Blake Jamel Bolden Jeff BraH Bryan Bransford Jim Brasher 110 Eighth Grade Matthew Franklin Pamela Franklin Todd Garner Rhondda Gipson Michael Goins M Graham Christine Gray Crystal Gray Angela Gulley Joseph Hdl Mary Flaney Meghan Hanley Trina Hannah Debra Hardy Jennifer Harper Detra Harrington Laura Hayman Jason Hendricks Ivy Herron Felicia Isom Sherri James Tom Jelinek Darrel Jenkins David Johnson Opposite Page; Loretha Logan thanks God that it's Friday This Page Top; Our photographer captures the attention of Mason Fournier and Jack Bell Bottom; The wind seems to bother Christina Torrey. Tinda Truett. and Linda Tobias. James Johnson Roxanna Jones Glen Keely Andre Kelly Deanna Kessler Colleen Klebs Everick Knox Stormy Koerner Tabatha Koger Crystal Long Kristi Leblonc Mike Leonard Gretel Lewis Stephanie Lewis Loretha Logan Marie Makidon Kimberly McCain Reginald McGhee Judy Me Murray Bryan Merriwether Lyanna Mitten Marvin Miller Tavelle Monroe Felecia Montgomery Wendy Morton Sherwin Mukes Carolyn Nickles Gina Novara Otis Nunn Ellen Opper Laurie Otler Janeen Overton Troy Pascoe Tawanna Patio Tralome Perkins Brian Petretta Danae Plamondon Pamela Poplar Veronica Presnail LaJuan Pringle Karen Roc her Michelle Rayford Shane Reed Terrence Reeves Eugene Rhodes Borbara Ringlein Timothy Roberts Bayyinah Robinson Melissa Rock Tim Root 112 Eighth Grad© Alvita Rouser Richard Russei Christy Sage NAcheHe Seymour Suzanne Shelton Twyla Simms Maria Stapleton Anne Stefamc Corey Straham Karmen Tankersiy Dina Tasevska Elizabeth Tedford Ronnie Tedford Heather Thomas Kate Thomas Lovell Thompson Brook Thornton Linda Tobias Christina Torrey Patrice Triplett Tinda Truett Kelly Tucker Quentela Tyler Daryl Urquhart Krystal VanArsdaie Terrence Vaughn Melissa Vickery Shirley Waite Vamta Wamble Chris Warmbold Ineatha Waters Raquel Watson Loune Webb April White Mark Whittington David Wilcox Connie Wiiams Tamque Williams Elizabeth WiBoughby Opposite Page; Something catches the eye of Krista Adams This Page; Kate Jason Wynn Thomas makes a design out of string in Denise Yarbrough art class Sandra Youngblood Eighth Grade 113 Dionne Adams Ml Anderson Angela Ascencio Catrise Austin Cotene Ballard Karla Barnett Gretchen Blackwell Kenneth Boaz Kathy I Colette I Milton Brown Tomara Brown Uysses Burns Kim Butler _ James Campbell Alonzo Cheeks Gabnelle Clements Twanna Coleman | David Cornette India Crayton Alicia Davenport Detdra Davis Twanethea Davis Diana Downie Donald Duguay Debra Dunbar Shklet Earnest James Ecarius Mike Eckert Ira Edwards Monica Edwards Robert Elbert Erica Evans Serena Fleming Top; Michael Myatt takes a break while studying in the library This year's seventh grade class repesentatives are David Cornette. Shawna Hunt. Sheila McDaniel. Shonte Walker and Omar Salaam Opposite Page Top Right; Diana Downie does her homework while her friend looks for goo- dies in her lunch Bottom Right; Siranda Stigall copies examples from the board. Middle Lett; Terrell Hood waits patiently in the lunch line. 114 Seventh Grade Yolanda Fortenberry Dione Freeman Norman Freeman Tara Furlow Amy Furze James Gardener LaDonna Gardner Eric Garza Jule Gerace Jeffrey Gerard Doran Goza Brian Guyton Dawn haeger Suzette Hairston Tamika Harden Rebecca Houghey Burdette Hawkins James Hawkins Sonya Hayter Mary Herring Corey Hetherngton Dav a Hockin frey Holove Tyrrell Hood Wanda Howard Burton Hubbard Carmen Hudson Seventh Grade 115 Jett Hudson Shawna Hunt Omar Hyatt Nicole Isom Derrick Jenkins Christopher Jesiek Clarence Johnson Leonard Johnson Robert Johnson Tamara Johnson Brad Jones Ernest Jones James Jones Marie Jones Thomas Junior Tammy Kalanquin Adam Katzenberger Dawn Kincaid Keith Koger Dallas Lenear Adam Lester Jeffrey Liard Terrence Liy Douglas Long Wanda Mart hr el Regna McBride Eric McClanahan Aimeer McCrary Sheila McDaniel Milton McGee Leonard McMmn Celestine Mitchei Michael Moore Demetrius Morgan Scott Morrisette Regina Mukes Hammon Muwwakki Michael Myatt Kelly Nard Consuela Norris Stephen Novak Tracheile Pearson Lotus Pennington Vakxi Perdue Phylts Peterson 116 Seventh Grade Kossandro Pori eous Chad Prater Wendy Price W? edoma Riggs Lewis Roberts Yusuf Robinson Damelie Royster Omar Salaam Jeremy Schwartz Kevin Scobey Victor Seals Clarence Sevi She ey Joseph Shaw Robert Sk3s Joseph Smith Pete Smith Regma Smith Sronda Stigall Twyla Strozier Andrea Tauker Justus Thigpen Erica Thomas Gwendolyn Thompson Beth Trevithick Opposite Page; Doug Ruggles and Robert Sias during lunch This Page Top and Right; Earnest Jones and Robert Sias write rapidly In order to finish before the bell rings. Seventh Grade 117 Stevey Turner Shante Walker Todney Walker Nadine Womer Marinette White Victoria White Tizana Wicker Byron Williams Kelly Wiliams lisa Wood Adnenne Woolf ok Opposite Page Left; Shivering from the cold. Brian Duckworth looks for his bus Right; A be- mused Janet Jennings observes a nervous'' Craig Sutters waiting to see Mr. Jeffries This Page Right and Middle Right; Mason Fournier and Dallas Lenear concentrates on their class work Middle Left; Flint Academy welcomes Lucia Pratt. Foreign Exchange Student from Montevidio. Uruguay. Top; Exhausted, some seventh grade students use the wall for sup- port in gym. 118 Seventh Grade Underclass Students Not Pictured April Alexander Mark Bard Ida Berry Kenneth Carter Shannon Case Courtney Cavette Terry Chatfield Callie Coffman Chad Coffman Jennifer Curnow Scott Degeler Wayne Degeler Noel Doyle Nathaniel Duhon Elonda Duncan Wexford Earegood Tracy Edel Serenia Flourney Amy Heidepriem Michelle Helwig Todd Hopak Michelle Hyrman Thomas Ingram Richard Johnson Mary Kovach Shawn Langford Jerry Miner Angela Perkins Sharon Randall Denise Rankin Douglas Ruggles Melody Sias Kimberly Skipper Linda Stanfill Monte Townsel Reco Townsel Richie Watt David Williams Sharena Williams David Wiltfong Students Not Pictured 119 Andre Adams vi 0. 89. 96. 72. 73 Dionne Aaams 114 Krista Adams HO James Addison 110 Brenda Ainsworth 41. 82. 89 Aprl Alexander 119 Belinda Alexonae 110 Anita Allen 46 l. T Bryan Alen 104 Bruce Alston 59 60 65 Efrem Anderson 104 GcwiAnpfson HO Jin iidefcli 114 Micnene Anderson 1 Scott A_ _ :endo 48, 114 tine 104 Atkins 48. 110 ra Atknsor 48 iy Atkinson riy Atkinson _ atrise Austin 114 Ryan Av ry 48. 104 Willie Ave'y 100 Cynthia Aytes 100 i j 7 Charlene Baber 104 Cletus Booer 110 Jon Badoor 104 Gregory Baer 110 Colene Ballard 114 T ammyBallar a 1 04 Vicki BaHentme 43. 79, 83. 1001 Keith Banks 108 Efizf Bankson 48. 110 Ann Bard 100 Mark Bard 24. 119 Laura Bare 104. 106 Joel Barnes 83. 100 Cemse Barnett 110 Karla Barnett 114 Kevin Barnett 74. 96 Barbara Barrett 104 Soeia Bates 100 Regina Battle HO Kenneth Becker 100 Susie Betk 41. 54 David Beil 23. 85 jack Bell 89. 100. Ill Rebecca Ben 48. 110 Renita Ben 24. 96 Cynthia Beiser 104 Michele Bennett 96 Cheryl Ben way 24. 100 Ida Berry 119 Maurice Berry 74. 96 Veronica Bethune 110 Teresa Bingiey Ramona Bishop 110 Mark Bivins 110 Louis Black 110 Gretchen Black well 114 Jacqueline BlackweH 54, 56. 60 WHandrea Bkx 110 Rashawnda Blake 110 Dna Btassmga-e 04. 106 Deiphine Blevins 104 Meivina Blevins 104 Robert Biona Davie Bloomer 11, 15. 41. 59, 60. 65 Kennem Boaz i 14 Kim Boaz 39. 100 Martha Boerger 46 100, 103 Jamel Bolden 110 Kathy Boone 114 Kristin Bowden 43. 77 Terry Boyce 72. 73. 100 Antoinette Boyiston 100 Darryl Bradley Mai e Brady Car e Bragg 100 {Kiel Brail 104 3m Brail 45. 110 Bry n Bransford 48. 11Q Erie Brantley 104 James Brasher 48. 110 KteDberiy Brezzeii 96 Yaeko Brodie 104 Brooks 45. 110 tte Brown 114 tte Brown 100 Brown 65. 100 sa Brown 47. 100 en Brown 110 George Brown 110 etta Brown 54. 60. 80 ydell Brown 74, 100 on Brown 114 ique Brown 90. 96. 80 helle Brown 48 Ritchie Brown 47. 100 ara Brown 114 thy Brown 104 thy Brawn 44. S JVQ. k Buchler 110 re Buckwheat 41. 110 get Bums 47. 104 Burns 104“ - CC T� . ysses Burns 48, 114 idgette Burrell 54. 60 heie Buned 104 Janine Buiha 104 Kenneth J 'e' 47 100 Kimberly Artier H4 Terrance Butler H10 3 Leanne Byler 48. HQ Sherrie Byrd 45. 96, 68 It Joyce C ade id Amy Campbell Hareietta Campbell 69. 81 James Campbell 114 Tonya Campbell 39. 104 lawanna Card 110 Larry Carlson 54 Loren Carlson 110 Scott Carmichael HO David Carpenter 49, 104 William Carrington 64, 66. 86. 96 Jonda Carte' 19. 46. 51. 54 60 Kenneth Carter 44 74! 119 Miles Carter 48. 110 Robin Carter 104 D r - i Case 119 Anthony Cavette 65. 96 Courtney Cavette 119 Tamara Chastain 24. 83. 96 Timothy Chastain 110 Terry Chaff iekj 119 Carmen Chatman TOO Alonzo Cheeks 48. 114 Steven Clapp 110 Dv 99. M3 Penny Clark 22. 75. 100 Gabrielle Clements 114 OrvieCochran Momque Coe 45. 96 Co� © Coffman 119 Chad Coffman 119 Matthew Coggins 104 Bernard Cole 45. 65. 86. 96 Deanna Cole 47. 100 Twanna Coleman 114 Qyae Coien Morw Collier 110 Koren Collins 46. 54 57. 60 Carne Conrad 16. 42. 54 6 Barbara Cook 105 Robert Cooper 49 110 David Coppy 23 David Cornette 48. 114. 20 Richard Cory 47. 48. 105 Karen Cox Michael Cox 83. 96 Pamela Cox 75. 105 Soprano Cox 100 Kristi Craig 96 Reginald Crain 89 Alberta Crawford 45, 110 Carlos Crawford 66. 105 India Crayton 114 Terry Crews 66. 105 Darelyn Croc hr an 105 Cindy Crockett 100 Ronald Croudy 105 Laura Cunningham Jennifer Cur now 119 Shryl Daniel 44, 96 Wanda Daniel 71 Leslie Daniels 22. 54, 60 Jo Eden Darlington 44, 105 Alicia Davenport 114 Angiiena Davis 48. UQ. Deidra Davis 48. 11481 i I Marietta Dav s 28. 43. 75, 100, 128 20 Sonya Davto 75. 100 Twanethea Davis 45. 114 ±7 I Kimberly Davison 22. 54. 60 Carmen Dawkins 100 Wiser Dawkins 46. 105 choias DeamliO LarfeD©; )y MdKw DeFrc 43 . 82J|4. es. 9r ;eyrv ‘«geleriipjg nan DeJotiisett iao f ennifer DeMona 110 Scott I • jeler 110 W J Bri Jennifer Mary Derengowski 83. 96 Walter Derengowski 42. 54. 64. 65 Wanda Derengowski 28. 100 Richard DeSoma 65. 96 Pamela DeVaughn 20. 21. 110 Veda DeVaughn 23. 87. 96. 80 Melinda Dimmic 46. 105 Lisa Dively 100 Irene Dodd 45 Gregory Dowd 84.1110 Diana Down� © 114 Noel Doyie 119 Melissa prdheim Michele Draheim 23. 110 Teresa Dreher 96 Janeen Duckett 110 Boon Duckworth 110. 117 DiLynn Duck worth 17. 54, 60 Kim Dudley 48 Steven Dufon 66. 89, 100, 79. 21 Suzanne Dufon 15, 22. 23. 25. 51. 54. 60. 78. 79. 83 Donald Duguay 114 Nathan Duhon 48, 119 Debra Dunbar 49. 114 Kim Dunbar 8. 22 24. 54. 19. 20 Bonda Duncan 119 .onme Djncan 65. 74. 86. 100 go Duncan 47. 68. 72. 96 Dunford 105 Dunn 19. 22. 43. 46, 52. 54. 60. 15. 128 vngela Duaseth 47. 79. 100 rent a Durkee ouH Durkee 55 Daivd Dye Lisa Dye 24. 70. 71. 87. 100. 20 LeeAnn Eaker 96 Wexford Ear ©good 119 Shirtet Earnest 114 James Ecarius 114 Michael Eckert 114 120 Index Trocey Edel 119 Ira Edwards 48. 114 James Edwards 17, 55. 60. 72. 73 Montca Edwards 114 SheHa Edwards 105 Robert Ebert 114 Najia Elerson 48. 110 Ann Elzie 71. 81. 101 Eric Evans 47. 110 Erica Evans 114 P DarrelTagenT uj Patti Farnnam 110 Curtis Feaster 66. 67. 74. 105 Edith Feaster 110 Linda Feaster 101 YokJnaa Feaster 23, 75. 101 Nicole Fielder 48. 110 Cheryl Fields 80. 96 Aleta Finley 101 Serena Fleming 114 Anna Flood 110 Alice Flores 48. 110 Serema Fkximey 119 Eire Fochler 83. 101. 128 Werner Fochler 110 David Fogle 105 Mark Fogle 110 Angie Ford 49. 110 Tresa Fordham James Forster 96 Kevin Fortenberry 101 Yolanda Fortenberry 115 Loretta Forward 110 Charlene Foster 48. 106 John Fountcin 44. 74. 96 John Fournier 89 Mason Fournier 111. 118 Maria Franc 75. 105 David Franklin 105. 108 74 Matthew Franklin 20. Hi Michael Franklin 43. 29. 72. 73. 96 Pamela Franklin 111 Tracey Franklin 48. 105 Crystal Freeman 105 Done Freeman 115 Norman Freeman 115 Tara Furiow 115 Amy Furze 115 Chari Fykes 47. 49. 105 O Robert Gaines 25. 43. 47. 66. 89. 101 Christine Gale Michael Gale 43. 101. 105. 128 James Gardener 115 LaDorma Gardner 115 Mfehoei Garner 11. ill Chris Garraway Eric Garza 115 Julie Garza 24 55. 60 Keith Gause 96 Juke Geroce 48 115 Jeffrey Gerard 115 Eric Gibbs 101. 103 Angela Giden 70. 71. 101. 20 Rhondaia Gipson 111 Jerry Gohl 83. 101 Michael Goins 111 Karen Gooley 49. 105 Dorian Goza 115 Sean Graham 105 William Graham 111 Daphne Grant 96 Christine Gray 111 Crystal Gray Bethany Green 47. 49. 105 Victor Green 24.'55. 60 Shenitta Greenard Edreck Greene 48. 105 Marta Greer 48. 71. 105 Vincent Greer 55, 58. 60 Steven Grice 48, 105 Charles Griffin 25. 101 Theresa Guerra 105. 106 Angela Gulley 111 Gwendolyn Gulley 80. 96 Sonya GuHey 105 Brian Guyton 115 H Dawn Hoeger 49. 115 David Hagan 105 Suzette Hartston 115 Michael Hale 41. 83. 105 Darwin Hall 105 Joseph Hall 111 Poohelle Hall 101 Shanta Hall 48. Ill Sock11 Hamilton 45. Ill Anjanetfe Hampton 46. 96 Trina Handley 111 Mary Haney 45. Ill Meghan Hanley 111 George Hannah 75 Katrena Hannah 111 Shelenia Harden 90. 96 Tamika Harden 115 Deborah Hordy 11H Jennifer Harper 114 Detra Harringtons). 21. Ill Camille Harris 45. 46. 06 Carol Harris 24. 46 Sean Harris 79, 106 William Harris 55. 60. 65 Antoinette Hasman 59 Cynthio Hatch 24, 101 Rebecca Haughey 115 Burdette Hawkins 84. 115 James Hawkins 115 Scott Hawkins 106 Larry Hawthorne 44. 65. 66. 67 Monica Hayes Sonya Hayes 47. 49 Laura Havr an 111 Sonya fcyter 115 Amy Headrick 96 James Heggaton 11. 46 Amy Heoepnem 119 Michelle Helwig 119 Stace nencerson 64 65. 72. 96 Jason -tendricks 48, 111 Mlcheke Hendricks 45. 83. 101 Leron Henry 74. 106 Ahda Herman 47, 96 Mary herring 45. 115 Ivy Herron 46, 111 Corey Hethenngton 115 Angeia Hewitt 48. ■ 111 Diana Hewitt 96 Kim Hewitt 101 Lon Hewitt 106 Debra Hickie 45. 83. 101 Denms H 83. 97 Norman Himes 48. 106 Dawn Hinton 49. 106 Helen Hintz 97 David Hockin 115 Wynn Hockin 83. 101. 21 inmAi Hrwinfts 42 55 58. 50 6P 65 72 86 Timothy Hogan 101 Dawn Hoke 106 Harold Holbrook 16. 22. 55. 60. 65 Thorotn Wnlhrook 24. 97. 20 Manuel Holcom LeWanda Hollister Alan holmes 66. 101 Angie Holmes 77 Emme Holmes 45. 97 Jeffrey Hotove 115 Terre Hood 115 Todd Hopak 119 Linda Hopkins 101 Jocquelme Hopkson 68. 97 Reoecca hopper 76. 106 Christian Houston 70. 71. 106 Darryl Howard 72. 97 Robm Howard 47. 49. 106 Wanda Howard 49. 115 Burton Hubbard 115 Deborah Huddleston 111 Carmen Hudson 49. ill Jeffrey Hudson 116 Kimberly Hudson 68. 97 Gwendolyn Hughes 48. 80. 106 Shawna Hunt 20. 114 Monica Hurt 24. 101 Omar Hyatt 116 Glenn Hyrman 101 Michelle Hyrman 119 I Elizabeth Ingram 111 Thomas Ingram 119 Darryl Irving 41. 58 59. 60. 65. 86 Fekca Isom 111 Nk:oJe Isom 116 J Kevyn Jackson 106 Kimberly Jackson 70. 71. 80. 101 Lochelie Jackson 106 Paulette Jackson 106 Michael Jahr 84. 86. 96 Monica James Nancy James 45, 106 Sherri James 111 Michoel Jefferson 24. 101 Tom Jelinek 111 Chantei Jenkms 106 Darrel Jenkns 111 UerriCK jemuns 116 Janet Jenmngs 106. 118 Christopher Jesiek 116 Ji Jesiek 15. 55. 79 Audra Johnson 101 Brian Johnson 106 Carlos Johnson 48, 106 Cheryl Johnson 106 Clarence Johnson 116 David Johnson 111 James Johnson 112 Kathryn Johnson 83 101 Leonard Johnson 45. 116 Michael Johnson 79. 83 Richard Johnson ‘ 19 Robert Johnson 116 Tamara Johnson 116 Tamara Johnson 47. 79. 101 Brodley Jones 116 Bngette Jones Darren Jones 22. 101 Derrick Jones 101 Dorchel Jones 106 Ernest Jones 116 Invicta Jones 22. 97 James Jones 116 Mane Jones 48. 116 Michael Jones 41. 79. 101 Roxanna Jones 48. 112 Ion Jordan Robert Jordan 43. 65. 89. 101. 103. 128 Susan Jordan 81. 83. 97 Thomas Junior 116 K Tammy Kalanquin 48. 116 Cindy Kammers Adam Katzenberger 116 Glen Keely 45. 112 Margaret Keely 55. 60 Andre Kelly 112 Stephon Kennedy 80. 106 Thomas Kerby 106 Index 121 Deanna Kessler 112 Shonaon Ktxxjme Dawn Kincaid 48. 116 Tracy Kincaid 44. 96. 97 . Tawana King 106 John Kmtner 11. 47. 61. 66. 60. 83 Colleen Kiebs 112 Mfchoei Kiebs Mteheiie Kiebs 17. 97. 99. 128 Everick Knox 112 Stormy Koerner 112 Ke th Koger 116 Tabatho Koger 45. 112 Thelma Koger 101 Trina Koger 106 iL Nancy Kopcan 23. 39 79. 97 Paul Kopcan 83. 106 Joseph Kucharski Kara Kvasnicka 18. 22. 43. 55. 60 Crystal Lang 112 Shawn Langford 119 Christina Lara Kristi Leblanc 112 Ronald lee 65. 97 Dallas Lenear 116 Donald Leonard 22. 51. 55. L_ Michael Leonard 112 Adam Lester 116 Natfce Lester 55. 60 Charles Lewis 45 101 Gretel Lewis 45. 112 Mchoel Lewis 44. 67 Stephanie Lewis 112 Derrick Lillard 97 Jeffrey Lilard 116 Terrence Lily 49. 116 Gerald Link 106 Dianna Lixey 106 Eric Loften 101 Loretha Logan 49. 110, 112 Douglas Long 116 April Longmire 20. 106 Amette Lutzke 9, 23. 97 Anthony Lynch 106 Cynthia Lyons 68. 90. 91, 101 Dorris Lyons 22. 55 Marvin Lyons 106 Me Regna McBride 45. 116 Kimberly McCain 112 Mary McCan 24. 68. 69. 98 Eric McClanahan 116 Ameer McCrary 116 Sheila McDaniel 20. 114. 116 Dante McGee 107 Milton McGee 116 Reginald McGhee 112 Aaron McGowan 48. 107 Eric McLaughlin 23. 56, 60. 128 Leonard Me Minn 48, 116 Abbey McMullin 79. 83. 102. 103 Judy Me Murray 112 Major � e Me Murray 24. 98 Thomas McMurray 24. 29. 89. 102 Latasha Me Neal Debra McWilliams M Christopher MacDermaid 79. 83. 101. Bruce Mackey 47.52. 55. 60 Debra Makidon 101 Donald Mackidon 106 Marie Makidon 112 Allen Mann 97 Brent Marko 66. 107 Vernon Marthrel 107 Wanda Marthrel 116 102 Michelle Mason 23. 97 David Mo a 44 Jonathon Mateen 47. 107. 109 Syidah Mateen 52. 55. 60. 90 iMHMatejcek 47. 66. 102 Matthews 102 oyT.. Maule Edward Maxwell 46, 97 Robert Maxwell David Mayton 102 James Melton Bryan Memwether 112 Lyanna M len 112 Marvin M'Her 112 Michelle Miller Scott Mi« r 10 Steven Miller 9 Bethany Mince Jerry Mfrier IT Celestine Mitchell 116 Naomi M tcheii 80. 102 Todd Mrt hell 44. 66. 74. Leonard Moiioseau 102 Tavefe Monroe 112 Tamara Mont 107 Felecia Montgomery 112 Jeannie Moody,47. 52. 56. 60. 83 Angelta Moore . James Moore 1 Juanita Moore 19 Katrece Moore 107 Michael Moore 116 Anthony Morgan 65. 72 Demetrius Morgan 116 La Vance Morgan 48. 107 Marlon Morgan 19. 24. 52. 56. 60. 65. 88. 89. 128 Michael Morgan 48 Randy Morgan 107 Bruce Morns 72. 73. 86. 87. 98 Scott Morrisette 116 Chris Mor ow 59 Wendy Morton 112 Alisha Mosley 102 Kimberly Mosley 102 Rodney Mosley 41 Regina Mukes 116 Renee Mukes 102 Sherwin Mukes 112 Jeanne Mum ford 24 Cassandra Murdock 102 Hamman MuwwakM 116 David Myatt 10T. 128 Michael Myatt 48. 116 70, 71. «7 � 0? w 98 w.;-. Linette Nadir 47 Kely Nard 116 Richard Neal 42 Valeria Neal 46. 48 Dorine Needham 56. 77 Martin Needham 46. 48. 107 Regna Nelms 102 Frank Neumann 47. 98 Maynard Newman 66. 407 David Nicholas 22. 56 Kevin Nichols 79. 102 Carolyn Nickles 112 Consueia Norris 116 Anthony Novak 56 Stephen Novak 116 Thomas Novak 16 22, 47. 52. Gina Novaro 112 Tonya Novara 10. 11. 25. 52. 60. 77. 81 87 Otis Num 112 Michael O'Dell 43. 65. 79. 83. Lisa Oden 47. 102 Kris Oelhafen Shiria Ogbum 77 52 59 102 EHen Opper 112 Wendy Oswald 48. 107 Laurie Otler 45. 112 Bethany Ovuitt 44. 57. 60 Pamela Ovaitt 24 Janeen Overton 112 Catherine Pr Jia 2? 79. 83. 98 Troy Pascoe 112 Tawana Pa 112 Creshando ; • 10 Michael Pay e 47. 83 98 Scott Payne 107 M Cindy Payton 102 Thomas Peer son 83. 10. Trachelle Pearson 116 Sheriff Peeb Maude Peete Synetta Pebte 70. 90. 98 Karen Peltlfr 87 98 Sabrina Pendleton 46. 107 Lotus Pennington 116 Variori Perdue 116 Alex Perez|l07 Cornelio P4rez 57. 60 Angela Pert ns 20. 23. 97. 98. 119 Tralonie Perkins 112 Tonya Petee 02 Phyis Peterson 116 Xavier Peterson 66. 102 Brian Petrela M2 DaNae Plamonaon 112 Donovan Ptamondon 65. 98 Pamela Poplar 48. 112 Kassandra Porteous 117 Cardi Powell 107 Tanya Powell 44. 70. 71. 107 Chad Prater 84. 117 Lucia Pratt 118 Veronica Presnall 1J2 Andre Price 66. 74 Wendy Price 117 to Juan Pringle 112 Kim Pugh 107 Karen Ruchar 112 Sharon Randall 119 Denise Rankin 119 hna Rankin 107 Brent Ray 66. 67. 107 Michelle Rayford 45. 112 Felicia Reed 22. 59 Lisa Reed 108 Shane Reed 112 Terrence Reeves 112 Eugene Rhodes 48. 112 Angela Richardson 98 Rhea Richardson Susan Richarason 57 Sylvene Riddick 68. 90 Melvin Riffe 102 Redonnc gs 117 Barbara RinSfe) 112 Jamie Ringiein 81. 83 Regina Ringlet! 41. 87. 98 Timothy Robbins 79. 86. 98 Jovita Roberts 108 Lewis Roberts 117 48. 112 74. 102 106. 108 Melissa Rock 1 Angela Rodgers 24. 98. Karen Roofe 46 108 Timothy Root 112 Tonya Ross 45. 108 Alvita Rouser 44 113 87. 102 Timothy Roberts 1 Bayyina Robins® Sebastian Robif® Shalanda Roh' .so- Yusuf Robinson S Catherine Rock 4 122 Index James kouser 67.60. 61 David Rowe 1o8 OameUe Royster 117 Mark Rubir James Ruddy Douato Ruggies 119 Troy Rushing 57, 60 85 Jyonka Rushing 108 Richard Russell 113 Christy Sage 113 Omar Salaam 114. 117. 20 Clayton Sattas 102 Richard Sallas 57. 60 3rian Sanderson 47. 108. 109 Shawn Sanderson 48. 108 Jeff Saylor 58. 60. 83 Schnesk 108 Schwartz 117 Kent Scobey 108 Kevin Scobey 98. 117 Kirk Scobey Artunodo Scott 66. 98 Connie Scott 102 Tonya Scott 41. 80. 98 Sheila Seale Baldwin Seals 108 Victor Seals 117 Kenneth Se6ieV ™ 3? 58. 59. 60 i Thomas Seeley 46. 102 Clarence Seviian 84. 117 Michelle Seymour 113 Stephanie Seymour 102 Jedidah Shabazz 108 Sheley Shannon 117 Joseph Shaw 48. 117 Sara Shaw 47. 52. 58. 60 Carlton Shelton 108 Suzanne Shelton 113 Vanessa Shelton 23. 98 Dawn Shropshire 108 Melody Sias 119 Robert Sias 117 Scott Siebert 58 Cassandra Simmons 87 wb Darryl Simmons 98 Sandra Simmons 71 Erst on Simms 108 Twyla Simms 49. 113 Kimberly Skipper 119 Reichlin Small 47. 98 Yolanda Small 24. 29. 71. 87 102 Craig Smith 11. 46. ir. Daniel Smith 108 James Smith 108 James A Smith 72 James W Smith 86 Joseph Smith 117 Joy Smith 108 Latrice Smith 102 Lisa Smith 24. 47. 108 P0fjg smnTi 1 1 Regna Smith 117 Shafon Smith 48. 102 ioad Smith 42. 06. 65. 102 Jans Sny Tammy Soyka 22. 52 58. 60. 90. 91 Spears 24. 43 46. 81. 101. 102 Spears 24. 98 g Stanfiii 119 non Stanford 108 j Stapleton 48. 113 Stefamc 113 Stevens 28 43. 89. 102 Stewart 65. 98 Stewart 108 StigaH 46. 114 117 ajuana Stokes 58. 60. 83 Storne� o 24. 105. 108 Straham 113 wyla Strozier 117 Sturgi 41 108 Yvette Sur pc enant 46. 108 Craig Sutters 44. 117 Kimberleah Sutton 108 Ronnell Sutton Myron Swart 108 Jessie Sylvester Pamela Taber 20 24. 58. 60 Audricka Talbert 24. 58. 60. 77. 81 K or man Tankersley 113 Nina Tardy Dina Tasevska 113 Andrea Taulker 83. 117 Charmane Taylor 108 Elizabeth Tedford 45. 113. 20 Emuell Tedford 108 Ronnie Tedford 48. 113 Laura Tesier 108 Justus Thigpen 117 Erica Thomas 117 Gretchen Thomas 23. 24. 59. 60 Heather Thomas 113 Kathryn Thomas 113 Gwendolyn Thompson 117 Henry Thompson 59 Kimberly Thompson 108 Lovell Thompson 113 Rhonda Thompson 68. 81. 103 Susan Ihomspon 108 Karen Tinrvin 105 Linda Tobias 111. 113 Kaleb Topps 108 Vatina Topps 103 Christina Torrey 111. 113 Scott Torrey 103 Monte Townsel 119 Reco TownseM 119 Celeste Traeye 103 Bethany Trevithick 117 Fay Trpiett Patrice Triplett 113 Swam Triplett 66. 103 Wiie Triplett 66 Tinda Truett ill. 113 Ke� y Tucker 113 Robert Turnbul 109 Anthony Turner 42, 59. 60 Kathey Turner 99 Kimberly Turner Stevey Turner 118 Tina Turner 109 Quentella Tyler 113 Jennifer Uhlbeck 109 Daryl Urquhart 113 David Valley 109 Krystate VanArsaate nv. tt3 Aaron VanDyke 11 Patti VanWyck 48. 109_____ rtrnny VOT yCk IQp Terrence Vougnr 113 Melissa Victory 1 “3 118 Lynn Wcrfs 44. 99 Varuta Wamr e 113 (Christopher WarmOdd 113 Richard Warmbo'd 23. 79. 83. 105 Caroiyn lSren 58. 59 60 Stephanie Washington 103 Steve Washington 44 109 ineatha Waters 113 Sonya Waters 22. 52. 59. 60. 90 Roque! Watson 48. 113 Richie Watt 119 Tony Watt 99 Robert Waycaster 109 Laure Webb 46. 113 Lesija Webb 24 47. 80. 103 Robert Welch 59. 60 David Welsh 89. 103 Sandy Westbrook 68 Timothy Whalen 99 Jacqueline Wheeler 48. 109 Linda Wh dbee 103 April White 45. 113 Bobbie White 87 Brent White 59. 60 Craig White 109 Nannette White 48 118 Rodney White 47. 79. 103 Stephen White 79. 85. 103 Todd White 109 Victorie White 45. 118 Mark Whittington 113 Tizana Wicker 118 Kimberly Wicks 83. 103 David Wilcox 113 m Wilcox 24 77 98. 99 Kim Wilcox 59. 60 Regina Wrtkerson 23. 103 Bonita Byron W ams 118 Connie Williams 48. 113 Darin Wiliams 82 David Williams 119 Jeaneft© Williams 109 Kelly Williams 118 Robert Williams 65 Sharena Williams 119 Tanique Williams 113 Bruce Willis 59, 60. 65 Elizabeth Willoughby 113 Lisa Wilson 57, 59. 60. 77 David Witfong 119 Reginald Window 43. 66. 103. 128 Todd Witten 99 Gary Wojciechowski Colleen Wolfe 103 Lisa Wolfe 44. 103 Lisa Wood 48. 118 Cheri Woods Drenda Woods 103 Darmsha Wood yard 45. 103 Leonard Wooldridge 47. 109 Adrienne Woolfo 118 Boon Worth 109 Damus Wright 44. 65. 74. 86. 99 Joan Wright 22. 56. 59. 90 Jason Wyatt 46. 51. 59. 60 Jason Wynn 113 Demse Yarbrough 113 Audrey Young 52. 60. 90 Sandra Youngblood 48. 113 Scott Yurk 109 Michelle' .’eiley 43. 83. 103. 128 Lynn Zoll 43. 77. 81. 84. 85. 79. 128 123 Autographs 124 Autographs Autographs Autographs 125 Autographs 126 Autographs Special Thanks To Yearbook Patrons 127 Sitting. 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