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Academy students visited the colonial town of Williamsburg. Williamsburg was the former capital of Virginia that was restored to its original appearance in the eighteenth century. The students enjoyed portraying citizens of Williamsburg pre- senting a petition to the governor. They also learned how candles, tools, and food were prepared in that period. In Wil- liamsburg, students acquired historical knowledge as well as having a good time for three days. LeeAnn baker demonstrates the art of candlemaking Veda DeVaughn, Jeanine Mumford, Jackie Hopkson. and Angela Richardson pose for a picture at Busch Gardens. 8 Student Life A stock that was once used for punishment by the Puri- tans is fun for Darius Wright and Michael Jahr. From The Academy Dorchell Jones and Michelle Anderson enjoy one of the many meals in Washington. Mary Stewart looks tired of Washington's red tape The ninth grade Civics students visited Washington, D.C., our nation's capital. There they honored the tombs of the un- known soldier and John F. Kennedy at Arlington National Cemetery. They also visited George Washington's home, Mt. Vernon, the House of Representatives and Senate chambers. This trip helped the Academy students to see first hand how our national government works. The tomb of the unknown soldier is honored by Mary Stew- art and Sean Graham Student Life 9 Memories Not Long As with every year you live something stands out that you will remember for years to come. First, there is Honors Night, where students are praised for making the honor roll. Then, there is the Prom, a celebration for making it through your senior year. Finally, there is commencement, which is the climactic point of your senior year. These memo- ries, along with others you may keep will hold a special feeling in your heart. To Be Forgotten. Jo Ellen Darlington and Melinda Dimmick eagerly walk across the stage to accept their awards. Faculty awaits as the graduates file in. Entertainment is provided by the Flint Academy Choir. The 1983 class theme was The Best Is Yet To Come . Melinda Dimmick and Rodney White along with the rest of the band play Pomp and Circumstance as the seniors process. Student Life 11 Students Volunteer Their Angela Perkins Jeanine Mumford ATTENDANCE SERVICE STUDENTS FIRST ROW: Alicia Herman, Daphne Grant, Kimberly Hudson. SECOND ROW. Kristi Craig, Kathy Turner, Jean- ine Mumford. THIRD ROW: Glen Kee- ly, Wanda Derengowski. FOURTH ROW: Christian Houston, Xavier Peter- son, Derrick Lillard. LIBRARY SERVICE STUDENTS. FRONT ROW: Terry Boyce. Mark Matejcek MIDDLE ROW: Tony Cavette, David Bell. BACK ROW: Jackie Hopkson, Angela Perkins, Audra John- son, Vanessa Shelton, Kathryn Johnson, Melissa Draheim. 12 Student Life Service To The Faculty OFFICE SERVICE STUDENTS: Alan Holmes, Scott Torrey, Scott Miller, Michelle Mason, Dennis Hill, Trina Koger. COUNSELING SERVICE STUDENTS. Kim Brezzell. Tresa Fordham, Sonya Davis, Sonji Hayes, Glenn Hyrman, Margo Duncan, Matt Coggins. Trina Koger eases the workload for the secretaries and Mr. Whiteley. Deanna Cole takes time from her job to peek at the camera. Student Life 13 Messages Messages Messages M TO QLL you Hoc Cbcys lYC 4-n ;t ft VftouQjrvf Vine OCX { V me Oonneone’s VeftcKno tub' donV you aev J Vouc nf 'i V U € tinoV nri V'ncx.vs 4-Vne. uxy it- Is. 'vP-| -«- ou yvou«£w t -vX. ?L Ay vOlP ds-OA - AJ V' UakXK -y U- o • r sfiL(, -CO. - wtA yl d j xK — _XrcJlP Ou . To £ }t J. V Chtcrltjdtrs ar)d -the XV Bas baU -tM'na. UcVc -+Kt dat + °’ ' Academy v'UJ oo+ UJrr ot 0 U U uJ i-y nry tjJLdjU L±A ; CLQ OJLfst jtJ L LpU COrUt C D rCgL, Cy CrnOfL OC ULHJu you COnit aoo a.s. T5: 4 €r e„ Mifcey 5t.ttr, n y « p d f y, (WJICKty. T(mnlcs -for eotrythio . t ou mdde fchi Ue. r, nd n,Lj ye '- tw«e c-f de.rnu sp«u v . . • n e (j 0J«. 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Mrs. Gardner, at a NH5 social gather- ing. Secretary Anjanette Hampton takes the minutes dur- ing a meeting. NHS OFFICERS: Veda DeVaughn, President; Ed Maxwell. Vice-President, Susan Jordan. Treasurer; Anjanette Hampton, Secretary. Rush hour in the store is no problem for Ken Becker. 16 Student Life NHS Provides Service To The School And The Community FRONT ROW: Darnisha Woodyard, Abbey McMullin, Cathy Panchula, Tammy Johnson, Robert Jordan. MIDDLE ROW: Gwen Gulley, Elke Fochler, Steve Dufon. Cindy Payton, Mike Jahr, Lynn Zoll, Reginald Winslow, Todd Smith BACK ROW: Helen Hintz. Jerry Gohl. Michelle Zelley, Angela Rodgers, Rodney White, Juanita Moore, David Gaines, Theresa Holbrook, Kathryn Johnson, Ken Becker. Angela Rodgers and Lynn Zoll wait patiently for the Induction Ceremony to begin. Angela Rodgers turns in a UNICEF collection box to Mrs. Gardner. The NHS is an organization that pro- vides service to the school and the com- munity. First of all, the NHS provides tutoring on Tuesday, Wednesdays, and Thursdays for students who need help with their studies. In addition they run the school store where students can get school supplies, sweaters, pins, and but- tons for a reasonable price. Money is raised during the year to be given to var- ious organizations such as the school newspaper and yearbook. Student Life 17 Members listen intently during in NHS meeting. Student Commission Brings BACK ROW: Theresa Holbrook, Carmen Hudson, Loretha Logan, Detra Harrington, Sandy Westbrook. Timothy Brown, RaShawnda Blake, Ronald Lee, Bridget Burns. Calvin Martin. Aimeer McCrary. Robert Turnbull. FRONT ROW: Shonte Walker, Carrie Bragg, Pamela Donerson, Lori Webb. Terrance Campbell, Alesha Mosley, Pamela DeVaughn, Mary Stewart. Tony Moore, Sebastian Robinson. Linda Hopkins, Dawn Hinton. LaRonn Hemphill. Student Commission is an organization made up of elected representatives of each class. The organization is designed to promote good relation between the staff and the students. The meetings are held every morning in the room of new Student Commission Sponsor, Mrs. Cochran. Many activities such as the Christmas basket drive and the dress up days during Spirit Week are sponsored by Student Commission. Money from these activities are used to help the school and the community. Student Commission President Theresa Holbrook conducts a meeting while Mrs. Cochran looks on. 18 Student Life Spirit To The School Miss Curtis shows her school spirit by portraying a bum during Spirit Week. Mark Schnesk displays the British Flag during Spirit Week. Mrs. Tibbetts enjoys “monkeying'' around on Stuffed Animal Day. Rhea Richardson and Marietta Davis display the best part of the Halloween Dance. 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Future Plans: Businessman Kristin Bowden: Newspaper Staff. Majorette. Cheerleading. Future Plans: Nurse Practioner Kimberly Brezzell: Track. Future Plans: Child Psychologist Monique Brown: Softball, Volleyball, Secretary of Senior Class. Future Plans: Pharmacist. Sherrie Byrd; Basketball. Softball. Drama, Choir. Future Plans: None. William Carrington Football. Track, Chess Club, Newspaper Staff, Marching Band, Indoor Track. Future Plans Electrical Technician. Kenneth Carter: Basketball. Future Plans: Social Worker. Anthony Cavette: Football, Baseball, Track, Swimming. Future Plans: None. Tammy Chastain: Ski Club. Tennis. Future Plans: None Bernard Cole: Football, Track, Chess Club, Choir. Future Plans: Psychologist. Monique Cole: Choir. Future Plans: Fashion Designer. David Coppy: Future Plans. Welder Mechanic Reginald Crain Baseball, Newspaper Staff. Future Plans: Starting centerfield for the New York Yankees. Sheryl Daniel: Ski Club. Drama, Colorguard. Future Plans: Computer Analyst. Matthew DeFrain: Basketball, Ski Club, Chess Club, Tennis, Yearbook Staff, Newspaper Staff. Future Plans: Professional Juggler. Mary Derengowski: Ski Club. Student Council, Choir, Colorguard, Swimming. Future Plans: Working At Hamady's in Business Management, married with two kids. _ Veda DeVaughn: National Honor Society President, Track, Volleyball, Yearbook Staff, Treasurer of Senior Class. Future Plans: Computer Engineer. Margo Duncan Basketball. Marching Band, Drum Major. Future Plans: Women's Basketball Coach. LeeAnn Eaker: Softball. Co-op Program, Marching Band. Future Plans: Travel Agent. James Forster: Future Plans: Accountant. John Fountain: Basketball, Track. Future Plans: Computer Science. Michael Franklin: National Honor Society, Basketball, Football, Student Council, Tennis, Newspaper Staff Editor, Marching Band, BOEC. Future Plans: Sports Announcer-ABC TV. Daphne Grant: Future Plans: Word Processor. Shenitta Greenard: Co-op program. Newspaper Staff. Future Plans: Data Processing. Gwen Gulley: Volleyball. Newspaper Staff, National Honor Society. Future Plans: Registered Nurse. Anjanette Hampton: National Honor Society Secretary. Newspaper Staff, Majorette. BOEC. Future Plans: Chemical Engineer. Carol Harris: Track, Colorguard, Swimming. Future Plans: Interior Designing. Larry Hawthorne: Football, Track. Future Plans: Lawyer. Sonja Hayes: Future Plans: Physical Therapist. Stacey Henderson: Basketball, Football. Future Plans: Dentist. Diana Hewitt: Softball, Ski Club. Future Plans: Pilot. Dennis Hill: Track, Ski Club, BOEC. Future Plans: Electrician. Helen Hintz: National Honor Society, Marching Band. Future Plans: Psychologist. Teresa Holbrook: National Honor Society, Student Council President. Ernine Holmes: Choir. Future Plans: Accountant. Jacqueline Hopkson: Basketball, Volleyball. Future Plans: Court Stenographer, Legal Secretary. Darryl Howard: Basketball, Football. Future Plans: Psychologist. Kimberly Hudson: Basketball. Future Plans: Pediatrician. Thomas Ingram: Ski Club, Newspaper Staff. Future Plans: Journalist. Michael Jahr: National Honor Society, Track. Ski Club, Student Council. Future Plans: Computer Programmer. Susan Jordan: National Honor Society Treasurer. Ski Club, Volleyball, Newspaper Staff, Junior Class Secretary. Future Plans: Medical Doctor. Tracey Kincaid: Co-op program, BOEC. Future Plans: Clerk Typist Michelle Klebs: Yearbook Staff, Majorette. Future Plans: Marrying Timothy O Dell. Nancy Kopcan. National Honor Society, Ski Club, Newspaper Staff. Swimming. Future Plans: Pharmacist (or something in the medical field). Ronald Lee: Student Council. Future Plans: none. Derrick Lillard: Football. Future Plans: Commercial Pilot. Michelle Mason: Ski Club, Newspaper Staff. Future Plans: Physical Therapist. Edward Maxwell: National Honor Society Vice President, Ski Club, Marching Band, Drum Major. Future Plans: Business Administrator. Mary McCain: Basketball. Softball. Track Bolleyball, BOEC. Future Plans: Computer Operator. Marjorie McMurray: Ski Club, BOEC. Future Plans None Juanita Moore: National Honor Society, Yearbook Staff, Student Council, President of Senior Class. Future Plans. Computer Analyst. Bruce Morris: Basketball, Football, Track Future Plans: Engineer Jeanine Mumford Basketball, Track. BOEC. Capt Track Team Future Plans: Interior designer for Macy s. Frank Neumann: Ski Club, Chess Club, Marching Band. Future Plans: Commercial Artist. Michael Payne: Ski Club. Marching Band Future Plans: Pilot. Catherine Panchula: National Honor Society. Ski Club. Student Council, Newspaper Staff. Swimming Future Plans: Top secret work for the State Department of International Affairs. Synetta Peete: Basketball, Softball. Future Plans: Computer Programmer (Air Force). Karen Peltier: National Honor Society, Track, Ski Club. Future Plans: Aerospace Engineer. Angela Perkins: Student Council, Newspaper Staff, Choir. Future Plans: Lawyer Donovan Plamondon: Football. Future Plans: Auto Technician. Andre Price: Basketball, Football. Track, Chess Club Future Plans: Own a Sports Car. Angela Richardson: National Honor Society, Ski Club. Future Plans: Doctor. Sylvene Riddick: Basketball. Softball. Future Plans Computer Operator. Angela Rodgers: National Honor Society, Ski Club, Student Council, Secretary-BOEC. Future Plans: Certified Public Accountant. Kirk Scobey Future Plans: Aviation Mechanic-Army Artunado Scott: Basketball, Football, Track. Chess Club. Future Plans Basketball Player and Dancer. Tonya Scott: Basketball, Volleyball. Co-op Program. Student Council, Marching Band Future Plans: Child Psychologist. Vanessa Shelton: Newspaper Staff. Future Plans: Minister Darryl Simmons Basketball, Football. Track. Future Plans: Computer Programmer. Reichlin Small: Ski Club, Marching Band. Future Plans. Engineer or Musician Robert Spears: Track. Ski Club. Yearbook Staff, Marching Band. Swimming Future Plans: Rock Guitarist. Jessie Sylvester National Honor Society. Marching Band Future Plans: Aeronautical Engineer Willie Triplett: Football. Marching Band Future Plans: Electrical Engineer Kathy Turner: Choir Future Plans. Dental Hygenist. Lynn Walls: Future Plans: Commercial Artist. • Tim Whalen: Baseball. Future Plans. Flintoid. Jill Wilcox: Cheerleader, BOEC. Future Plans: None Darrius Wright: Basketball. Football. Track, Student Council. Newspaper Staff. Future Plans: Computer Pro- grammer. Lynn Zoll: National Honor Society, Ski Club. Volleyball. Tennis. Yearbook Staff. Cheerleader Future Plans: Race car driver and domestic engineer. 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'Jfint c 4c udtna 'Jlint cA 3fint efatuLm Jlint cAcadtm 9tint tA cadtn! 'Jfint cJfcadtm Jfint A4 u ' F.A. Students And Staff Administrators Mr. Charles Whiteley. Dean Miss Kathleen Anderson, Assistant Dean for Counseling Two new additions to the staff changed the year for Academy students. Coming from South- western, Miss Kathleen Ander- son is now Assistant Dan for Counseling and Mrs. Denise Moss works with students on probation and attendance prob- lems, as well as teaches a Home Economics class. We all hope that they both continue being at the Academy for a long time. Ms. S. Rodriguez Mrs. W. Hope Secretaries Mrs. J. Lemere Mrs. S. Rice 34 Academics Counselors Mrs. G. Bronson Ms. J. Culnon Mr. R. Schwitalla Welcome New Administrator Security Mr A. Brown Mrs. E Thigpen Officer Woods Mrs. S. Junior Nurse I Food Service Librarian Mrs M Stauffer Mrs M Kagen Mrs. F. Lee Mr. L. Provoast Mr. G. Smith Speech Therapist Academics 35 Teachers Make Mrs. F Anderson English Mr G. Freeman Business Mr W Blair Physical Education Mr D. Kiewitt Social Studies Mrs. D. Carroll Music Mrs A Maddix Spanish Mrs. V. Carter Math Mrs. A McCabe Home Economics Mrs. P. Cochran English Mr J. Teague Math Ms. M. Curtis Math Mr C. Thomas Math Mr L. Bateman and Mr R Robson. Social Studies Mr Belisle. Auto Body 36 Academics The Grade Mr H. Cybulski Social Studies Mr. J. Davidek Social Studies Mr R. Edson Science Ms. J. Dawson Physical Education Mr D. Eichelberg Art Ms. G. Eiler English Mrs. D. Moss Home Economics Mrs M Nunn Business Mrs. S. Smith Careers Mrs M Taylor Mr. S. Tomczyk Science Industrial Arts Mrs. C. Williams English Mr F Matthews. Band Director Mr R Krabill, Math Academics 37 Revealing New Discoveries Class lessons are thoroughly explained daily by Miss Curtis. The Mathematics Department allows the students to take ad- vanced math courses that will help them in college. The Academy of- fers advanced math courses such as Algebra I, Algebra II, and Geome- try. These classes expand the indi- vidual's mind by teaching them how to apply the theorems, defini- tions, and formulas to math prob- lems. Science at the Academy varies from social sciences to physical sci- ences. Social science begins with the course of Psychology which is the science dealing with intellectual and emotional behavior. Interper- sonal Dynamics is a psychology class but it involves the study of the processes underlying human behavior and its motivation. Final- ly, the course of Sociology is the study of human society. Physical sciences are any of the sciences that deal with inanimate matter or ener- gy. These classes offered at. the Academy consist of Biology, Bot- any, Chemistry, Consumer Chem- istry, Physics, and Zoology. Shawna Hunt and David Cornette apply what they learned in class to their home- work. 38 Academics Through Math And Science Mr Edson looks on as his 7th grade science class prepares for their next experiment. A fascinating world of one-celled organisms is opened up through the microscope. Michael Gale and Reginald Winslow apply what they learn in a textbook to an experiment. Lab work is the key to fully understanding chemistry. Academics 39 'T' Before E Except After m i m Lisa Smith observes a reproduction of the Shakespearean Globe Theatre made by Tom Ingram and Donovan Plamondon. 40 Academics Grammar rules become tiring to the majority of the students after being repeated throughout the school years. Eventually, these rules have been embeded inside the minds of the students, where they can use their learned skills and ex- pand their range of English skills through literature and theme writ- ing classes offered at the Academy. Juniors and Seniors who wish to enhance their writing skills can participate in a course of study that includes Techniques of Writing and Advanced Composition. Those who wish to explore literature can, through American Literature, World Literature, and Modern Lit- erature. In this class students have a different approach toward English. Darcy Dwral and Shelley Shannon work hard to improve their grammar skills. Michael Johnson points out Michigan on a map This class shows that a test in history class is never what its cracked up to be Tracing Moments In Time An Economics class works on an assignment. Social Studies at the Academy helps to clarify historical and gov- ernmental events. The World His- tory course surveys prehistoric life to present world situations. The U.S. History course begins with the immigration to the New World and ends with the progress made in our nation to this date. Civics is an in- depth study of our governmental branches and their functions. Eco- nomic classes teach the financial policies of the government. Finally, the course. You and the Law exam- ines how a law is developed and applied in our nation. Academics 41 i Hola ! Slave ! Bon jour ! French, Spanish, and Latin are the foreign language classes offered at the Academy. Both French and Spanish are offered three years in which the students learn to read, write, and speak in conversation. There are two different Latin classes offered. In Latin I, the stu- dents learn to do basic Latin trans- lations, work with basic Latin syn- tax, and improve their English grammar. Latin Heritage gives the students a chance to explore the world of Greek and Roman mytho- logy plus puts greater emphasis on working with English syntax through simple Latin translations. French students often discuss lessons in groups. 1 a Tout- E iffel Spanish students listen to a tape to help their speaking skills. 42 Academics French class checks translations done the night before. Business Promotes BOEC A variety of business courses are offered to students in all grades. General Business is offered to students who want a taste of sev- eral basic business techniques such as typing and keeping re- cords. Accounting class teaches the students how to keep sys- tematic records and analyze business and financial transac- tions. Students can learn short- hand, typing, and other various secretarial skills in stenography and intensive office. Typing 1 and 3 enables the students to learn the basics of typing, im- prove their accuracy and speed, and teaches them how to type manuscripts, book reports, and college resumes. The Business Office Education Club, BOEC, offers the more advanced stu- dents a chance to participate in an area wide competition using their acquired business skills and then enables them to com- pete as finalists, at the state wide level. BOEC BACK ROW: Sponsor, Mrs. Nunn, Teresa Fordham, Joyce Cade. Laurie Webb. April Alexander, Cristine Gale, Jovita Roberts, RaShawnda Blake. Ann Elzie, Sandra Simmons, Sandy Westbrook, Teresa Holbrook, Tammy Chastain. Majorie McMurray, Shareatha Brown, Stephanie Seymour. Colette Brown. FRONT ROW: Kim Skipper. Brigette Burns, Synetta Peete, Sheryl Daniels. Mary Stewart. Theres Guerra, Kim Hud- son, Aleta Finley. Academics 43 Industrial Arts offerings at the Academy include Drafting and Design, Machine and Architectural Drawing, and the tra- ditional Woodshop. Mike Moore puts the finishing touches on a draw- ing Creativity Through Art Aimeer McCrary works carefully on his wood project Randy Soyka makes use of his ruler to make his drawing precise. 44 Academics Valerie Perdue and Sonya Hayter work constructively on a project in Home Economics. When becoming self-support- ing, one must learn something about caring for one's self. Home Economics classes are of- fered to meet this need. In these classes one learns about nutri- tion and how to prepare a meal that is tasty as well as nutritious. In addition, one learns basic sewing skills. Home Economics provides one with the basis for caring for one's self. Learning The Basics Of Life Academics 45 Exercise: The Key To Fitness Many people keep fit in a variety of ways. Gym allows stu- dents to explore activities that encourage fitness as well as enjoyment. Activities covered are swimming, volleyball, bas- ketball, tennis, and badminton. Students also compete in the President's Physical Fitness Test and are awarded for meeting the requirements. i Students listen while Ms. Dawson demonstrates the next activity. Students enjoy an action-packed game of basketball Ms Walker prepares to pass out equip- ment. 4o Academics 'pf.1 veto's E kJCATiok] XfJST U5 rti . JA6S caizS! Specialty classes are held at all the high schools in the Flint School System. They provide ad- vanced classes for students wishing to continue with their studies in a particular subject. These courses are offered to 10- 12 graders. Commuting to other schools provides exposure to dif- ferent school rules, environ- ments, and techniques of learn- ing. Magnet program students find valuable knowledge and ex- perience in their specialty fields of study. s h T a i r m e e d Todd White and Matt Coggins put on the finishing touches. Academics 47 Yrbk '84: Where It Began Hard work and long hours were asked of the 11 mem- ber yearbook staff to complete the 1984 Academia. Impending deadlines, a low budget, and missing pic- tures all caused headaches. The staff, which met 5th hour, worked endless hours writing body copy and captions, propping pictures, and drawing layouts; all to produce the 1984 Academia. However, creative new ideas and senior pictures in color for the first time ever, seemed to make it all worthwhile. ft Stephon Kennedy and Mickey Filpansick check the alphabetical order of the underclass section. Editor Michelle Klebs checks the cropping of pictures. 48 Academics Veda DeVaughn searches for a student's name in the index. Lynn Zoll types the final copy. For just 25 an issue, stu- dents can buy a copy of the Flint Academy News, more commonly known as the FAN. The FAN, which has been in publication for 7 years, (1977-1984), has giv- en insight to school events, helped solve students' per- sonal problems through Dear Fanny, and pro- vided the students with useful information. Due to graduations and under- class schedule changes, the FAN staff became too small to operate effectively and had to discontinue publication at the end of the first semester. FAN Ceases Publication Darren Jones. Tom Ingram, and Mike O’Dell prepare a layout for the final issue Academics 49 Editor Mike Franklin checks the cropping on one of the layouts. The Eagles March On The Flint Academy Marching Band directed by Floyd Mat- thews entertains students with different blends of music and corps style routines. The band was invited to perform at Cedar Point, MSU State Fair, and G.M s 75th Anniversary Parade. The Band provided pre-game and half-time entertainment for the Flint Academy students. Majorette BACK ROW Monica Adam Shonte VV.ilk.oi Li a Bronson. Diana Downte Kathy Manic. Lori VVoblv Anjanette Hampton Dione Freeman. Dawn Kincaid. CEN- TER Mindv Dimmick Pium Major Robert Spear Margo Duncan Ed Maxwell Sa opln ne Peter IoIiiimmi I motto Nadu David C ar IXMltOI SO A% adornn Colorguard HACK ROW Carol Ham Karen Rooto Belinda Spears Sabrina Pondloton FRONT ROW Detra Harrington Karla Barnett Auxiliary Flag IVmctria Nonnun Shit let Earnest Ti ana Wicket Catu o Au-tin I aShoine Melton Pam Hussev Trumpets. BACK ROW: Darwin Hall, Rodney White, Eric Evans. FRONT ROW: Chris MacDermaid, Miles Carter, Frank Neumann, David Gaines. Trombones. David Salinas, Alonzo Cheeks, Byron Simmons, Mi- chael Morgan Percussion BACK ROW Robert Cooper, Shareatha Brown, Camille Harris. Ramona Bishop FRONT ROW: Todd Gardner, Angela As- cencio, Jonathon Mateen, Eric McClanahan, Brook Thornton. Clarinets. BACK ROW: Ken Butler, Terrence Lilly, Ritchie Brown. FRONT ROW: Chari Fykes, Robert Howard, Karen Goo- ley. Flutes. BACK ROW: Julie Gerace, Lisa Smith, Alicia Herman MIDDLE ROW: Tony Rodgers. Lisa Oden. FRONT ROW: Tammy Johnson. Lower Brass. BACK ROW: Mike Payne, Richard Cory, Brian Sanderson. FRONT ROW: Patti VanWyck, Tracy Franklin. Academics 51 52 Academics Students combined their talent to create a melody. Junior Band consists of seventh and eighth grade students. They learn to improve their musical skills, gain- ing the necessary ex- perience to continue their musical studies. After completion of Junior Band, students may continue their training by joining Orchestra or March- ing Band. Sounds Of A Different Beat Students in the Jr. Band prepare their instruments for practice. Mr Matthews keeps the music flowing smoothly. Academics 53 In their spare time, Karen Roofe. Belinda Spears, and Lisa Smith Margo Duncan gets the band going, seem to enjoy hotel life. Band Brings Home The Gold The Flint Academy Marching Ea- gles were invited to perform during the pre-game show activities at the Peach Bowl in Atlanta Georgia, on December 29, 1983. .The Eagles came home victorious in two differ- ent divisions. In Division I they earned a gold medal for their marching performance and in Di- vision III they received a bronze medal for their concert perfor- mance. Drum majors Margo Dun- can, Edward Maxwell and Robert Spears received the Outstanding Drum Major Award. The total cost of the week long trip was $18,144. Each band member raised $216 by selling Nasco soap and detergent products and they also sold a vari- ety of nuts and candy. The band was able to raise $21,000 to finance the entire trip. The band takes a tour of downtown Atlanta. 54 Academics Diana Downie and Cina Novara relax after a long day. Monica Adams and Lisa Bronson pose for a picture on their way to the awards ceremony. Academics 55 Academy Choir Produces Junior Choir. FIRST ROW Twanethea Davis, Erica Evans, Kenneth Cooper, Victoria White, Carmen Brown, Director Mrs. Doris Carroll. SECOND ROW: Shawna Hunt. India Crayton. Omar Salaam, Kelly Nard. THIRD ROW: Shirlet Earnest, Sharena Williams. Regina McBride. Olufunmi Smith, Redonna Riggs, Sandra Stigall. FORTH ROW Yolanda Fortenberry, Mary Herring. Sheila McDaniel. James Ecarius. Milton Brown. Leonard Johnson. Sonya Hayter Vocal Music is a most popu- lar form of musical expres- sion. The Flint Academy Choir develops an apprecia- tion for different types of mu- sic as they learn to blend dif- ferent vocal tones. Under the direction of Mrs. Carroll, the choir harmonizes for compe- titions, concerts, and selected performances. 56 Academics A Harmonious Sound Choral Ensemble. 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Ccidtm +tcadzmi4 Defense Leads Academy To Its oO James Smith and Xaviet Peterson are in pursuit of the opposition after a Mike Franklin kickoff. The football team had their best record ever. They finished the season with five wins and four losses. It was the first winning season in Flint Academy history. The high point of the season came with the total destruction of Grosse Pointe. The Eagles won the game by a score of 55-0. Those were the most points ever scored in a game by the Academy. Their defense had three games where they didn't allow any points to be scored. When the team was in total concentration, they could play well against anyone on their schedule. Captains Stacey Henderson, Mike O'Dell and Bill Carrington provided leadership for the team. Academy's offense was paced by a strong running attack led by Vernon Marthel. Academy's swarming defense didn't allow a score in three games. Varsity Football Anthony Cavette always found a way to the open field. Leading the team in rushing was Vernon Marthrel. FA OPPONENT I 0 Holy Rosary 36 13 Ashley 12 55 Crosse Point 0 8 Brandon 42 0 St Stephens 20 15 Sag. St Mary II 34 W.B. Atad 1 0 21 Northern J VJ I 0 19 Genesee m 1 33 RecorJ 3- i First Winning Season Steve Dufon assisted extra point and field goal specialist David Caines to a specatular season. Eluding a tackier. Bill Carrington runs around left end Playing an important role as the middle linebacker in the six-one defense is Stacey Hender- son ( 52). 1 1 The 1983 Varsity Football Team. FRONT ROW Darryl Simmons. Larry Hawthorne. Bernard Cole. Anthony Cavette. Stacey Henderson, Bill Carrington. Ronald Lee. Darryl Howard, Derrick Lillard, Bruce Morris. SECOND ROW: Vernon Marthrel. James Smith. Darwin Hall, Steve Dufon. Terry Crews. Jerry Gohl, Mike O Dell, Tim Brown. Mike Matejeck, Darren Brown, Larry Hubbard. THIRD ROW: Carlos Johnson, Karl Petrich. Byron Simmons, Todd Mitchell. Mike Lewis, Brian Duckworth, David Gaines, Richard Corey. Robert Turnbull. BACK ROW: Coach Charles Thompson, Coach Lee Williams, Robert Williams, Donovan Plamondon, Lonnie Duncan. Xavier Peterson. Mike Franklin, Darrius Wright. Coach Eddie Johnson, Coach Johnny Manual. Coach Jerry O'Dell. Varsity Football 61 The 1983 Varsity Girls Basketball Team FRONT: Marta Greer, Angela Rogers, Margo Duncan, Jackie Hopkson, Rhonda Thompson, Dante Williams Back: Coach Clif Turner, Mary McCain. Jeanine Mumford, Sherrie Byrd, Sandy Westbrook, Sylvene Riddick, Coach Lloyd Nicholson. Ladies Demonstrate The Way The varsity girls worked hard in practice and their satisfaction was a win. They were pleased many times this year because they ended the season with a record of sixteen wins and only five losses. Coach Lloyd Nicholson attributed the season to hard work and the will to win. The team started the season off with a string of five consecutive wins and were at that time the number two team of Class C” in the state of Michigan. Captains Sherrie Byrd, Mary McCain, and Margo Duncan disciplined the team to be ready to play every game. The team had the natural talent to win but Nicholson demonstrated to them how to use their talent efficiently and play team basketball. Congratulations to Mary McCain; chosen as the Prep Player of the Week (Sept. 6-13) by the Flint Journal. Marta Greer brought the ball up court 62 Girls' Varsity Basketball JpPPOilENT Jeanine Mumford trails the play as Mary McCain skies for two Basketball Should Be Played Girls Varsity Basketball ©3 The 1983 Girls' J.V. Basketball Team epitomized the hardships that a young team goes through. Coach Clif Turner helped discipline the team to a record of eleven wins and eight losses. Captain Christian Houston was a dominating player that taught the team how to win and how to be successful. The team's biggest win was a 66-6 rout against Genesee. When the girls had the early lead, they could easily beat their opponent. Their problem came when a team played them tough and the game was close. This doesn't mean that they couldn't win close games but more times than not they eventually lost the game. Their record doesn't reveal how marvelous this team really was when they were playing at their best. With some training this team can only improve to be as good as it wants to be. Ann Elzie Looks foi a teammate to inbound the ball. Dawn Hinton shoots a jumper over two defenders. Young Eagles Gain Experience Studying the defense to plan her next move is Angie Davis. FA OPPONENT 33 Atherton 32 Bentley 31 Ham 43 Byr n 56 Mot rice 24 Mt. Morris 21 1 Bentley 4o Brandon 51 Morrice 33 St. Stephens o3 Genesee 35 Mt Morris p2 Sag Vail l.uth 33 St. Stephens 16 Genesee 20 Byron 54 • Clio eO W B Acad 63 ag St Matv Record 11-8 1 37 34 21 30 le 30 38 24 22 40 0 3 41 35 1 i 31 50 15 22 64 Girls' J.V. Basketball The girls battle under the boards for the loose ball Awaiting the ball for an easy basket is Angie Davis. Through A Successful Year Ann Elzie and the team tipped off a favorable sea- son with an 11-8 record. The 1983 J.V. Girls Basketball Team FRONT ROW Ineatha Waters, Regina Battle. Quintella Tyler. Trina Hannah. Alvita Rouser, Dante Williams. BACK ROW: Loretha Logan. Angie Davis. Christian Houston, Ann Elzie, Tabatha Roger. Tawana Patilla. Coach Clif Turner. J.V. Girls Basketball ©5 Varsity Boys Committed To A Style Of Excellence The 1983-84 Boys Varsity Basketball Team. FRONT ROW: Darryl Howard, Andre Adams, Terry Boyce, John Fountain. BACK ROW: Coach Lloyd Nicholson, Manager Margo Dun- can, Lonnie Duncan, Sebastian Robinson, Darrius Wright, Mike Franklin, Matt DeFrain, Bruce Morris. Kevin Barnett, Stacey Henderson. Coach Clif Turner, Dean Charles Whiteley 66 Boys' Varsity Basketball John Fountain makes the short jumper in the lane. Shooting a (ree throw after Hamady was called for a technical foul is Andre Adams. Sebastian Robinson gracefully lays in a shot. FA. OPPONENT 61 Hamady 46 51 Gabriel Richard 43 93 Dryden 81 71 Saginaw St. Stephens 69 65 Sag. St Peter Paul 06 54 Sag. Valley Luth. 58 69 Hamady 60 72 Atherton 44 108 Warren Baptist 34 81 Sag. St. Mary 57 61 Sag. St. Peter Paul 58 50 Sag. Valley Luth 52 111 Warren Baptist 43 69 Dryden 59 77 Sag. St. Stephens 57 79 Sag. Valiev Luth 70 69 Sag. St. Mary 57 77 Holy Rosary 49 Playoffs W 78 Atherton 46 9o Bentley 40 60 Hamady 50 61 Ubly 54 62 Mayville 39 66 DePorres Record 20-4 76 The varsity boys' basketball team was determined to have a great season. They didn't let anyone down by ending the season with a record of twenty wins and four losses. Captains Andre Adams and Mike Franklin led the team to its first District and Regional Cham- pionships in Class C . One of the team's biggest wins of the seasons was a 60-50 victory over Hamady in the District Finals. Congratula- tions to Bruce Morris; chosen as Prep Player of the Week (March 13-20) by the Flint Journal. Andre Adams watches John Fountain Near the basket. Terry Boyce was unstoppa- make an athletic move to the hoop. ble; making two points. Boys' Varsity Basketball 67 Winning Came Easy For J.V. F.A OPPONENT 55 Hamady 44 5« Gabriel Richard 51 69 Dryden 16 62 Sag. St Stephens 61 46 Sag. St. Peter Paul 85 55 Sag. Valley Luth. 53 o2 Hamady 57 54 Atherton 39 97 Warren Baptist 9 64 Sag St. Marys 60 56 Sag. St. Peter Paul 62 43 Sag Valley Luth 55 76 Warren Baptist 8 79 Dryden 26 56 Sag. St. Stephens 59 52 Sag. Valley Luth. 54 66 Sag. St. Marys SO 67 Holy Rosary 43 Record 13-5 David Franklin leads the fast break down court Karl Petrich watches as Ken Becker shoots a free throw. Lloyd Nicholson prepared his j.v. boys' basketball team to work hard and to be patient. He also pre- pared them to win. Led by Captains Todd Mitchell, Leron Henry, and David Franklin, the team ended the season with a record of thirteen wins and five losses. All of the hours of practice were rewarded with each win. The climax of the season was win- ning the Hamady Invitational by beating Saginaw Valley Lutheran and Hamady. The easiest victory of the season was the 97-9 win over Warren Baptist Academy. The proved that by working hard you can succeed. t 8 Boys J.V. Basketball Todd Mitchell drives to the hoop for an easy basket. Boys' Basketball Team Terry Crews shoots a jumper from the corner of the basket. The 1963-84 Boys' J.V. Basketball Team FRONT ROW: Tim Brown, David Franklin, Terry Reeves, Karl Petrich, Craig Sutters. BACK ROW: Sherrie Byrd, Manager Marta Greer, Ken Becker, Darwin Hall, Terry Crews, Jonathon Mateen, Leron Henry, Todd Mitchell, Margo Duncan, Equipment Manager Eugene Rhodes, Coach Lloyd Nicholson. Paul Kopcan awaits to take part in a frees- tyle event. Tankers Abbey McMullin swims with grace while she is on her way to a first place finish. Rodney White and Sean Harris chat while Chris White encourages a swimmer onto victory. Tammy Johnnson was the sole person re- presenting the Academy in the diving event. Enthusiastic Despite The 1984 Swim Team. FRONT ROW: Tammy Johnson. Paul Kopcan, Meghan Hanley, Sean Harris, Nancy Kopcan, Coach Judy Dawson. BACK ROW: Peter Johnson. Abbey McMul- lin, Chris MacDermaid. Steve White. Rodney White, Steve Dufon. 70 Swim Team The reason why Chris MacDermaid is so Steve Dufon notices on the scoreboard that he has broken an Academy record in the 50 successful in the 200 freestyle event is be- freestyle. cause of his ability to have a quick start. A Disappointing Season FA Opponent 48 Mt. Morris 109 96 Northwestern 49 oo Northern 10c 71 Mt Morris 97 00 Kearsly 108 40 Powers 120 115 Northwestern 55 o2 Ainsworth 109 51 Kearsley 116 Record 2-7 The swim team was an enthusiastic team that played to win and to have fun. Their record doesn't indicate it but the swim team was very respect- able. Captains Abbey McMullin and Sean Harris disciplined the team to a decent season. The team was much better than I had expected ' said Coach Judy Dawson. Steve Dufon and Chris MacDermaid were excellent in the freestyle. Doing a splendid job were the backstrokers, Meghan Hanley and Steve White. Abbey McMullin was an exceptional swimmer in the 100 fly. The best of the long distance swimmer ; were Sean Harris and Rodney White. Always leading the pack in the 100 butterfly competition is Steve White. Swim Team 71 Cheerleaders Encourage The Pamela Cox eyes the crowd while taking a break from cheering. The 1983 Varsity Cheerleading Squad. FRONT ROW Connie Scott. Maria Francis, Marietta Davis. BACK ROW: Yolanda Feaster, Penny Clark, Becky Hopper Not Pictured: Sonya Davis and Pamela Cox. 72 Varsity Cheerleading True Academy Spirit The 1983 J.V. Cheerleading Squad FRONT ROW Tasha McNeal. Denise Yarbrough. Melecia Atkins. BACK ROW: Cheri Woods. Cynthia Belser. Michelle Rayford, Crystal Lang. Wilandrea Blair. Pam Franklin, Janeen Overton. Two inspirational people on the J.V squad are Cheri Woods and Denise Yarbrough. J.V. Cheerleading 73 Skiing down the slopes is Ms. Glenda Eiler. Alan Holmes enjoys himself when he goes skiing. Academy Students Find Skiing The 1984 Flint Academy Ski Club officially started its 6th skiing season on January 5. The ski club made several trips to Mt. Holly. The climax of the skiing season was a ski- trip weekend up North to Sugar Loaf Resort on Janu- ary 20-23. The club has been having a pre-holiday cheese, sausage, and fudge sale to offset the amount of money it costs to go skiing. Each club member received a profit of 2 3's from the sale to use for skiing relat- ed activities. Mr. Lloyd Ba- teman and Mr. William Robson were the club sponsors. 74 Ski Club The 1984 Ski Club. FRONT ROW: Mark Bard, Chris White, Dave Goddard, Burton Hubbard SECOND ROW: Mr Bateman, Tim Burton, Cathy Panchula. Frank Neumann. Andrea Taulker, Belinda Spears, Karen Roofe. Marietta Davis, Rhea Richardson, Jo Ellen Darlington. Lauretta Ngakane, Lisa Collier, Shante Walker, Kim Daly, Ms. Eiler, Mr Robson THIRD ROW: Chris Warmbold, Abbey McMuIlin, Wanda Derengowski, Mike Jahr, Michelle Zelley, Kent Scobey. Sean Harris, Alan Holmes. Matt Riffe. Susan Dunford, Stephon Kennedy, Barb Barrett. FOURTH ROW: Mike Leonard, Steve Dufon, Missy Beebe, Callie Coffman, Jerry Gobi, Vicki Ballentine, Glen Keely, Jesse Collins. Michelle Mson, Beth Mince, Paulette Jackson, Linda Dawkins BACK ROW: Tom McMurray, Melvin Riffe, Matt DeFrain. Paul Kopcan, John Stevens. Mike O'Dell, Eddie Maxwell, Bob Jordan. Kathy Johnson, Mark Schnesk, Christy Sage. Michele Seymour, Scott Asa. Randy Soyka, Mike Hale. An Enjoyable Hobby Ski Club 75 FA OPPONENT 0,4 Atherton 3.11 5.0 Holy Rosary 3.14 8 Hamady 4 11.7 Northern J V 3.3 3.9 Beecher 18.15 0 Powers 7 8.14 Saginaw St. Mary 7.1 2 Holy Rosary 3 2 Northwestern 5 0 Hamady 7 Record 6-9 Congratulations came to Tim Whalen from Steve Dufon and John Stevens For hitting his first round tripper of the season against Beecher. Bob Jordan's one hitter against Northern was the best pitching performance of the season for the Academy. Andre Adams speeds around the bases after another one of his homeruns. Steve Dufon waits anxiously for the pitch in the Eagle's season opener against Atherton. John Fournier demonstrates why he was the fastest pitcher on the team. 76 Varsity Baseball Bad Weather Gives Team Time To Prepare For The Season The 1983 Varsity Baseball Team. FRONT ROW. Mason Fournier, Brian Duckworth, David Welsh, John Stevens, Steve Dufon, Jack Bell, Jamie Crochran, Tim Brown, David Gaines. BACK ROW: Andre Adams, Marlon Morgan, Joel Barnes, John Fournier, Reggie Crain, Robert Jordan. Anthony Cavette, Tim Whalen, Thomas McMurray. Coach Dennis Kiewitt. Reggie Crain runs in while Marlon Morgan catches the final out of the inning. The Eagles first four games of the 1983 season were canceled because of the unusually cold and rainy Spring. Paced by their outstanding pitching staff, the baseball team compiled a record of six wins and nine losses. The team had their most wins in a season. The climax of the season came with two doubleheader wins. The first, against Northern, put the Academy over the .500 win-loss mark. The second doubleheader win, against Saginaw St. Mary, brought the team back to the .500 mark. Captains Marlon Morgan and Andre Adams inspired the team to a great season. The team played with the desire to win every game. Eagle of the Season was Marlon Morgan. The Norma Levander Award went to Steve Dufon. Whenever there was a big game coming up. Reggie Crain was always on the mound. David Gaines was always ready when a ball was hit to third base. Varsity Baseball 77 Winning Season Attributed The softball team could score runs easily but their problem was getting the opposing team out. Their regular season record was six wins and five losses. They lost their district game against Bendle to end the season. The team won four of their six games at home. Captains Monique Brown and Syidah Mateen helped discipline the young softball team. The weather haltered the first three games of the season. When the weather warmed up so did the team. After a slow start they won their next four games. The turning point of the season came with a win against Genesee. The win boasted the team's moral and they finished out the season strong. Coach Phil Long attributed the success of the season to never giving up. Syidah Mateen throws the ball back into the infield. Concentration is one major factor in good hitting for Becky Hopper. Receiving the ball from the outfield. Thelma Koger makes the defensive play of the game by saving a run at the play. 78 Varsity Softball To Academy I Offense Any time there were runners on base, Rhonda Thompson would come in and put out the fire. Sylvene Riddick is off and running at the crack of the bat. The 1983 Varsity Softball Team. FRONT ROW: Delisa Brown, Rhonda Thompson, Diana Hewitt. Brenda Ainsworth, Chari Fykes. Becky Hopper. BACK ROW: Coach Phil Long, Thelma Koger. Monique Brown, Sherrie Byrd, Sylvene Riddick, Tammy Soyka, Synetta Peete, Assistant Marie Parker. FA OPPONENT 9 Bentley 23 14 Holy Rosary 18 0,12 Atherton 12,21 20 Genesee 18 15 MSD 5 14 Genesee 10 18 Holy Rosary 16 10 Saginaw St. Mary S 3 Hamady 6 18 MSD 0 District Playoffs 0 Bendle 17 Record 6-o Opposing hitters try not to hit the ball where Tammy Soyka is playing. Varsity Softball 79 Boys Stride Through With Always giving the team a lead in the 440 relays is Bruce Alston. Bentley Relays Spartan Relays New Lothrop Relays Mott Relays Goodrich Rela Ithaca Relays Regionals Greenhill Relays State Meet The best running done this year at the Academy was done by the boys' track team. They had their best season ever with the climax coming in a tenth place finish out of 108 teams in the State Meet Finals. Other great finishes were a third place finish in the Spartan Relays and a fifth place finish in the Regional Track Meet. Victor Green, Bill Carrington, Ber- nard Cole, and Bruce Alston were superb in the 440 relays. The Eagle of the Season for the girls' track team was Jeanine Mumford. The boys' track team ran all out in every event. They were a highly competitive team. Coach Charles Thom- as worked the team hard in practice so they could build up their endurance for FA 5th place 3rd place 12th place 12th place 10th place 6th place 5th place 3rd place 10th place their meets. The 1983 Boys' Track Team FRONT ROW: Larry Hawthorne, Bruce Alston, Mike Jahr. Baldwin Seals. BACK ROW: Bill Carrington, Bruce Morris, Bernard Cole, Victor Green, Coach Charles Thomas. Boys' Track Best Season Ever At the spring banquet in Flushing Park, Bernard Cole and Bill Carrington display the awards they won during the season. _____________________________________________________________________________ Bernard Cole represented the AcademV in the Greater Flint Relays. Victor Green leaps high in the long jump event. In the 440 relays were Bruce Alston, Bill Carrington, Victor Green, and Ber- nard Cole. Boys' Track 81 Varsity Girls Prove They Can The 1983-84 varsity girls' volleyball team struggled throughout the year. They ended the season with four wins and eight losses. Captains Veda DeVaughn and Andree Williams led the team to a 4th place finish in the Greater Flint Winter Games. They were a spirited team that took pride in each victory. They were also a determined team that played hard in every game. The climax of the season was the back to back victories over Peck, Geesee, and Bentley. Rhonda Thompson demonstrates the cor rect way to bump. 1 A. OPPONENT 0.6 Saginaw High 15,15 12 19,12 Bentley 15.17.15 14 164 Holy Rosary 16,14,15 7,15.15 Genesee 154.12 10.15.6 Sag. St. Stephens 15,13,15 15.12.12 Northwestern 8,15,15 8,7 Saginaw High 15,15 15.74 Holy RosaTy 11,15.15 15.15 Peck 6,10 15,16 Genesee Vl4 15,12,15 Bentley 9,15,8 8,13 Sag. St. Stephens 15.15 Record 4-8 82 Varsity Volleyball Play Quality Volleyball The 1983-84 Varsity Volleyball Team. FRONT ROW: Rhonda Thompson. Lynn Zoll, Sue Jordan BACK ROW: Veda DeVaughn, Ann Elzie. Tonya Scott, Andree Williams. Sue Jordan has a devastating serve for the lady eagles. Rhonda Thompson hits the ball over the net as Sue Jordan looks on. Giving the Academy a point by bumping is Andree Williams. Serving in the Beecher Invitational is Ann Elzie. Varsity Volleyball Volleyball Team Improves The 1983-84 J.V. Volleyball Team FRONT ROW: Pam DeVaughn, Laurie Webb. BACK ROW: Daw Hinton, Bonita Williams, Ida Ber- ry, Janeen Duckett. r 111 1 F.A. OPPONENT Saginaw High J2,o 15,15 7,12,3 Bentley 15,15,15 0.2 Holy Rosary 15.15 16,15 Genesee 14,13 15,15 Sag. St. Stephens 12,9 15,5,3 Northwestern 8,15,15 15.2,6 Saginaw High 13,15,15 13,6 Holy Rosary 15,15 15,15 Peck 7,10 15,15 Genessee 11.4 8,11 Bentley 15,15 15,15 Sag. St. Stephens Record 5-7 1 7,11 Warming up before a game is Dawn Hinton. 84 J.V. Volleyball Throughout The Season Ida Berry powerfully hits the ball over the net. The j.v. girls' volleyball team was a young team that gained experience throughout the season. They fin- ished the season with a record of five wins and seven losses. The team demonstrated much im- provement as the year progressed. The climax of the season came with back to back victories against Genesee and Saginaw St. Stephens and back to back victories over Peck and Genesee. Pam DeVaughn and Laurie Webb were excellent scorers as well as leaders on the court. Pam DeVaughn kneels to prevent the ball from hitting the ground. J.V. Volleyball 85 Academy Tennis Team Has An Demonstrating the way to return a serve is Melvin Riffe. The 1983 Varsity Tennis Team. FRONT ROW: Kevin Nichols, Todd Smith, Kim Turner, Jo Ellen Darlington, Lynn Zoll, Chris MacDermaid. Steve White. BACK ROW. Coach Lloyd Bateman, David Myatt, Tamara Chastain, Kelvin Stewart, Matt DeFrain, Mike Franklin, Jerry Gohl, Rick Warmbold. The 1983 tennis team was a team full of streaks. They ended the season with four victories in a row. The only concern was that they had lost the first seven in a row. The tennis team showed great pride and dedication. They could have given up when they lost seven in a row but they didn't, instead they tried even harder to win. Coach Lloyd Bateman did a great job in keeping the team interested in playing tennis despite their losing skid. The Scholastic Ath- lete Award went to Jerry Gohl and Lynn Zoll. Most Improved Players were Steve White and Mike Franklin. Outstanding Sportsman was Todd Smith. Coach's Award went to Matt DeFrain and Todd Smith. Eagle of the Season was Matt Defrain. Matt DeFrain is poised for returning a serve. 86 Tennis Up And Down Season Chris MacDermaid is concentrating on his opponent's serve. FA OPPONENT 3 Ainsworth 4 0 Goodrich 7 3 Atherton 4 3 Northwestern 4 2 Carmen J.V. 4 2 Atherton 5 1 Goodrich 6 4 Ainsworth 3 5 Northwestern 2 6 Hamady 1 4 Mt. 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Willie Avery DeShawn Aytes Vicki Ballentine Ann Bard Joel Barnes Kenneth Becker Melissa Beebe Cheryl Benway Terry Boyce Carrie Bragg Colette Brown Lydell Brown Ritchie Brown Kenneth Butler Carmen Chatman Penny Clark Deanna Cole Soprano Cox Marietta Davis Sonya Davis Juniors Carmen Dawkins Brian Dejournett Wanda Derengowski Lisa Dively Steve Dufon Lonnie Duncan Lisa Dye Tracey Edel Ann Elzie Yolanda Feaster Mickey Filpansick Aleta Finley Serenia Flourney Elke Fochler John Fournier David Gaines Michael Gale Jerry Gohl Michael Hale George Hannah Cindy Hatch Michelle Hendricks Timothy Hogan Alan Holmes Linda Hopkins Michael Jefferson Audra lohnson Kathryn Johnson Richard Johnson Tamara Johnson Darren Jones Derrick Jones Michael Jones Juniors 91 Robert Jordan Thelma Roger Chris MacDermaid Vernon Marthrel Mark Matejcek David Mayton Abbey McMullin Thomas McMurray Scott Miller Bethany Mince Naomi Mitchell Todd Mitchell Alesha Mosley Kim Mosley Renee Mukes Regina Nelms Kevin Nichols Michael O'Dell Cindy Payton Thomas Pearson Xavier Peterson Rhea Richardson Melvin Riffe Jovita Roberts Sabastian Robinson Clayton Sallas Lonnie Scott Sonji Scott Lenora Seale Stephanie Seymour Melody Sias James Smith Latrice Smith Shafon Smith Todd Smith Belinda Spears Charles Stewart Rhonda Thompson 2 Juniors Vatina Topps Scott Torrey Swain Triplett Penny VanWyck Stephanie Vashington Lesija Webb David Welsh Linda Whidbee Rodney White Kimberly Wicks Gina Wilkerson Reginald Winslow Lisa Wolfe Darnisha Woodyard Michelle Zelley Ritchie Brown, Lesija Webb, Terry Boyce and Ken- neth Butler seem to enjoy American Literature. Juniors 93 Belinda Spears and Michelle Zelley take time out from class discussion to pose. Sophs Led By Rick Warmbold Bryan Allen Efrem Anderson Michelle Anderson Mark Aseltine Charlene Baber Keith Banks Mark Bard Laura Bare Barbara Barrett Dana Blassongame Delphine Blevins Melvin Blevins Robert Blond Daniel Brail Eric Brantley Yaeko Brodie Sharlatha Brown Bridget Burns Dana Burns Janine Busha Class officers. Tonya Campbell, Christain Houston, Maria Francis, and Rick Warmbold. 94 Sophomores Joyce Cade David Carpenter Matthew Coggins Barbara Cook Richard Cory Pamela Cox Terry Crews Darelyn Crochran Ronald Croudy Jo Eleen Darlington Van Dawkins Melinda Dimmick Susan Dunford Wexford Ear good Sheila Edwards Werner Fochler Tresa Fordham Maria Francis David Franklin Tracey Franklin Crystal Freeman Chari Fykes Christine Gale Karen Gooley Edrick Greene Teresa Guerre Sonya Gulley Darwin Hall Camille Harris Sean Harris Scott Hawkins Amy Heidepriem Leron Henry Sophomores 95 Lori Hewitt Dawn Hoke Rebecca Hopper Robin Howard Lachelle Jackson Paulette Jackson Brian Johnson Carlos Johnson Cheryl Johnson Stephon Kennedy Thomas Kerby Trina Koger Paul Kopcan Leslie Lawson Michael Lewis Class Representatives Brigette Burns, Tim Brown, Mary Stewart. Dawn Hinton, and Robert Turnbull. 96 Sophomores Gerald Link Dianna Lixey Anthony Lynch Marvin Lyons Debra Makidon Brent Marko Jonathan Mateen Deayne Matiere Kathleen Maule Dante McGee Latasha Me Neal Tamara Mont James Moore Katrece Moore LaVance Morgan Michael Morgan Randy Morgan Sherwin Mukes Martin Needham Maynard Newman Creshando Payne Sabrina Pendleton Mary Peterson Lisa Reed Cathy Rock Karen Roofe Tonya Ross Uyonka Rushing Brian Sanderson Sophomores 97 Shawn Sanderson Mark Schnesk Kent Scobey Baldwin Seals Carlton Shelton Dawn Shropshire Cassandra Simmons Erston Simms Lisa Smith Linda Stanfill Mary Stewart Frank Sturgill Craig Sutters Emuell Tedford Susan Thompson Kaleb Topps Robert Turnbull Patti VanWyck Jeff Wade Richard Warmbold 98 Sophomores Steve Washington Jacqueline Wheeler Craig White Todd White Bonita Williams Darin Williams Jeanette Williams Marcia Williams Scott Vurk Joseph Zelley Sophomores 99 H.S.: A New Beginning Krista Adams James Addison April Alexander Anita Allen Stephanie Andrews Melecia Atkins Gregory Baer Regina Battle Rebecca Bell Ida Berry Veronica Bethune Teresa Bingley Ramona Bishop Mark Bivins Ronda Black Wilandrea Blair Rashawda Blake James Bolden Jeffery Brail Elliza Brankston 9th grade class representatives. Laurie Webb. Rashawda Blake, Loretha Logan, Pamela De- Vaughn, and Detra Harrington 100 Freshmen Mark Buchler Tim Burton Loren Carlson Shannon Case Tina Chapman Timothy Chastain Terri Chingwa Mark Collier Lorene Cooper Karen Cox Alberta Crawford Antonia Crawford Allen Davis Angilena Davis Nichols Dean Jennifer DeMaria Pamela DeVaughn Michael Donigan Greg Dowd Michelle Draheim Janine Duckette Brian Duckworth Kim Dudley Najia Elerson Eric Evans Patti Farnham Angie Ford Loretta Forward Mason Fournier Matthew Franklin Pamela Franklin Michael Farner Michael Goins Freshmen 101 Sandra Goss Christine Gray Crystal Gray Angela Gulley Meghan Hanley Mary Haney Katrina Hannah Detra Harrington Laura Hayman Angela Hewitt Laurence Hubbard Elizabeth Ingram Thomas Jelinek David Johnson James Johnson Peter Johnson David Keller Andre Kelly Deanna Kessler Colleen Klebs Stormy Koerner Tabatha Koger Joseph Kucharski Kristi Leblanc Michael Leonard Gretel Lewis Stephanie Lewis Eric Luokka Donald Makidon Marie Makidon George Mayes Judy McMurray Lyanna Miller 102 Freshmen Marvin Miller Harold Morgan Wendy Morton Carolyn Nickles Gina Novara Otis Nunn Ellen Opper Laurie Otler Jaeen Overton Tawana Palilia Karl Petrich Tralonie Perkins Joseph Pickens Danae Plamondon Veronica Presnall Lajuan Pringle Shane Reed Terrence Reeves Eugene Rhodes Matthew Riffe Barbara Ringlein Melissa Rock Toni Rogers Timothy Root Alvita Rouser James Ruddy Richard Russel Christy Sage David Salinas Michelle Seymour Suzanne Shelton Byron Simmons Twyla Simms Kimberly Skipper Maria Stapleton Corey Straham Randy Soyka Dina Taskevska Taura Howard Charmane Taylor Elizabeth Tedford Brook Thornton Christia Torrey Quentella Tyler Daryl Urguhart Krystale VanArsdale Melissa Vickery Shirley Waite Vanita Wamble Christopher Warmbold lneatha Waters Raquel Watson Robert Waycaster Laurie Webb Tanique Williams 104 Freshmen Elizabeth Willoughby Cheri Woods Jason Wynn Denise Yarbrough Sandra Youghblood Freshmen 105 8th Graders Know What To Expect At The Academy Jill Anderson Angela Ascencio Catrise Austin LeVernon Baliey Collene Ballard Denise Barnett Karla Barnett Kathy Boone James Brasher Colette Brown Tamara Brown Ulysses Burns Kimberly Butler Terrance Butler James Campbell Miles Carter Courtney Cavette Terry Chatfield Alonzo Cheeks Twanna Coleman 1(X Eighth Grade Gretchen Blackwell David Cornette Colette Crain India Crayton Jennifer Curnon Diana Downie Twanethea Davis Alicia Davenport Darcy Drawl Donald Dugway Shirley Earnest James Ecarius Ira Edwards Robert Elbert Erica Evans Nicole Fielder Serena Fleming 4. Yolanda Fortenberry Dione Freeman Norman Freeman Tara Furlow Amy Fruze Julie Gerace Jeffery Gerard Rhondala Gipson Eighth Grade 107 Darian Goza Brian Guyton Dawn Haeger Suzette Hairston Tamika Harden Rebecca Haughey Burndette Hawkins Jim Hawkins Sonya Hayter Mary Herring Manuel Holcolm Jeffrey Holove Wanda Howard Burton Hubbard Debora Huddleston Carmen Hudson Ashley Humphries Shanna Hunt Omar Hyatt Christopher Jesiek Clarence Johnson 108 Eighth Grade Leonard Johnson Robert Johnson Sheena Johnson Tamara Johnson Bradley Jones Ernest Jones James Jones Marie Jones Roxanna Jones Thomas Junior Cindy Kammers Adam Katzenberger Dawn Kincaid Christina Lara Dallas Lenear Adam Lester Jeffrey Lillard Terrence Lilly Douglas Long Calvin Martin Regina McBride Eric McClanahan Aimeer McCrary Sheila McDaniel Milton McGee Sheila Mitchell Victor Seals exhibits a dislike to a word search. Cassandra Mobley Michael Moore Demetrius Morgan Scott Morrisette Regina Mukes Hamman Muwwakkil Michael Myatt 4 Eighth Grade 109 Consuela Norris Stephen Novak Trachell Pearson Valeri Perdue Kassandra Porteous Aireka Raulston Brian Petrella Lewis Roberts Yusuf Robinson Bradley Ross Danielle Royster Douglas Ruggles Marty Russell Omar Salaam James Scholl Kevin Scobey Victor Seals Saul Segura Clarence Sevillian Shelley Shannon Buford Shumaker Robert Sias Olufunmi Smith Pete Smith Regina Smith 110 Eighth Grade Carmen Hudson. Debbie Huddleson. and Calvin Martin are distracted from their science work Sironda Stigall Ronnell Sutton Justus Thigpen Erica Thomas Beth Trevithick Tim Vanaer Shante Walker Ruth Ward Nadine Warner Richie Watt Nanette White Victoria White Tizana Wicker Byron Williams Sharena Williams Lisa Wood Adrienne Woolfolk Marcus Wynne 4 Eighth Grade 111 A Class Comes Together Dionne Adams Monica Adams Thomas Atkins Virgil Avery Jodi Baer Scott Ballentine 7th grade representatives. Terrance Campbell, Pamela Donerson, LaRonn Hemphill, Tonya Moore, and Jesse Etheridge. Daniel Bard Suzanne Barrett Thomas Battles Kelly Beasley Onda Berger Eugene Black Dennis Boyer Lisa Bronson Carmen Brown Janine Brown Joseph Brown Milton Brown Jill Bruckman Nemecia Bush Walter Butler Carla Calhoun Jacquice Calhoun Terrance Campbell 112 Seventh Grade Anthony Chatfield Volanda Clark Anita Clarke Lisa Collier Shalenza Collins Robert Cook Kimberly Cooke Kenneth Cooper Sandra Cornetta Brett Crowder Danielle Crowder Kimberly Daly Murphy Darden Deidre Davis Pamela Donderson Matthew Dover Miranda Dudley James Elam Jesse Etheridge Tracy Evans Dawn Filpansick Shontel Franklin Patrick Garner Eric Garza Marci Gipson Craig Glowney Monique Gooley Carolyn Goss Billy Gulley Kimberly Harden Seventh Grade 113 Tremaync Harden Johnnie Harris Lamonica Harris Michael Hayes Richard Heller LaRonn Hemphill Melanie Hemphill Anvil Henry Joshua Hewitt Janis Hicks James Hollins Monica Holmes Kimberly Hopper Michael Horton Pamela Hussey Shena Jackson Tamika Jackson Kimiko Jennings Hue Johnson Jermaine Johnson Jeffrey Jones Jennifer Jones Sylvia Jones Tiffani Jones Ion Jordan Charese Junior Quinetta Junior 114 Seventh Grade Jacqueline Kish Larenda Knapp Jennifer Kroll Seth Lawson Colette Lewis Feneda Lewis Stephanie Lyde Wanda Marthrel Philip Mata Anita McDaniel Stacy McGee Arnold McIntyre Lashoine Melton Celesti Mitchell Tonya Moore Samuel Morgan Sanders Morgan Susan Morgan Kimberly Morton Kelly Nard Tracy Neal Seventh Grade 115 Demeiria Newman Troy Nielson Natascha Nunn Yolanda Odom Danielle Overton Andrea Patrick Luis Portillo Broderick Powell Kerry Price Angela Pugh Linda Ringlein Yonetta Robbins Dana Ross Michelle Royster Dawn Scott Stephanie Sherwood Virgil Avery pauses from his classwork. 116 Seventh Grade Tonya Siliman Lon Stapleton Joel Stiff Mark Stohon Sherrise Strong Anica Tasevska Kelly Taylor Tameika Taylor Nikka Thompson Javonka Thorns Todd Thorton Jermaine Tucker Boris Turner Jajuan Turner Stevey Turner Trina Turner Steven Waycaster Veronica Wheeler Christopher White Niki White Dawn Williams Tamera Williams Craig Wilfong David Wilfong William Vanwyck Seventh Grade 117 Index Andre Adams 22, 24. 67, 76, 77, ex Dionne Adams 112 Krista Adams 100 Monica Adams 50 53, 112 James Addison 100 Brenda Ainsworth 22, 24, 78, 79 April Alexander 43. 100 Anita Allen 57, 100 Bryan Allen 94 Efrem Anderson 94 Jill Anderson lOo Michelle Anderson 9, 94 Stephanie Andrews 100 Scott Asa 75 Angela Ascencio 51, 106 Mark Aseltine °4 Melecia Atkins 73. 100, 101 Thomas Atkins 112 Barbara Atkinson 122 Kasaundra Atkinson 122 Kimberly Atkinson 122 Catrise Austin 50, 106 Ryan Avery 122 Virgil Avery 112, 116 Witlie Avery 90 Cynthia Aytes 90 B Charlene Baber 94 Cletus Baber 122 Gregory Baer 100 Jodi Baer 112 LeVernon Bailey I0o Collene Ballard lOo Scott Ballentine 112 Vicki Ballentine 75, 90 Keith Banks 94 Elliza Bankston 100 Ann Bard 90 Daniel Bard 112 Mark Bard 75, 94 Laura Bare 94 Joel Barnes 77, 90 Denise Barnett 106 Karla Barnett 50, 106 Kevin Barnett 22, 24, 66 a j Barbara Barrett 94 Suzanne Barrett 112 Sheila Bate' 122 Regina Battle 65, 100 Thomas Battles 112 Kelly Beasley 112 Kenneth Becker 16 17, 08, 6°, lK) Melissa Beebe 75, 0 David Bell 12, 24 27 Rebecca Bell 100 Renita Bell 22, 24 Cynthia Belser 73 Michele Bennett Cheryl Ben way Onda Berg r 112 Tda Berry 84.100 Maurice Be ry 2i 4 Pameta Berry Veronica ethune 100 Justin Bigelow 12C , Teresa Bingley 100 Ramona Bishop 51, 100 Mark Bivins 100 Eugene Black 122 Ronda Black 100 Gretcheli Blackwell 107 I . Wilandrea Blair 73, 100 Rashawnda Blake 18, 43, 100 Dana Blassingame 94 DelDhm Blevins 94 Melvma Blevins Robert Blond 94 Jamel Bidden 100 Kristin Bowden 16, 22, 24 Terry Boyce 12, 67, 90. 93, 66 Dennis Boyer 70, 112 Antoinette Boylston 122 Maurice Brady 122 Carrie Bragv; 18, 90 Daniel Brail 94 Jeff Brail 100 Eric Brantley 94 James Brasher 10c Kimberly Brekll 13, 24| Yaeko Brodie 94 Lisa Bronson 0, 55. 112, 117 Carmen Brown 5o, 112 Colette Brown 106 Colette Brown 43. 90 Darien Brown 61 Janine Brown 112 Joseph Brown 112 Lydell Brown 90 Milton Brown 56, 112 Monique Brown 22, 24, 78, 79 Ritchie Brown 51, 90. 93 Shareatha Brown 43, 51, 94 Tamara Brown 106 Timothy Brown 18, 61, 69, 77, 96 Jill Bruckman 112 Mark Buchler 101 Bridget Burns 18, 43, 94, 96 Dana Bums 94 Ulysses Burns 106 Timothy Burton 75, 101 Nemecia Bush 112 Janine Busha 94 Andrea Butler 122 Kenneth Butler 51, 90, 93. 98 Kimberly Butler 106 Terrance Butler 106, 110 Walter Butler 112 Sherrie Byrd 22. 24, 62. 69, 79 Joyce Cade 43, 95 Carla Calhoun 112 Jacquice Calhoun 112 Amy Campbell 122 Tames Campbell lOo 108 Terrance Campbell 18. 112 Tonya ( .impbelf 94 James Camfl l22 Loren Carlson 101 Divid Carpenter 95 William Carrington 22 24, 61, 80, 81 |l Kenneth Carter 22, 24 Miles Carter 51, 106 Robbin Carter 122 Anthony 1 Courtney Case 101 avette 12, . avettei • lOo Tamara Chastain?22 24 43. 86 Timothy Chastain 191 Anthony Chstfield 113 Terry Cnatfield 106 Carmen Chatman 90 Alonzo Cheeks ft, 106 Terri l tl Anita Clarke 113 24. 60. 61. 77 Penny Clark 72, 90 Yolanda Claik 113 t II James Claxton 122 Janien Cobbin 122 Monique Coe 23, 24, 7 Callie Coffman 75 Chad Coffman 122 Matthew Coggins 13. 47, 95 Bernard Cole 23. 24 cl 80, 81 Deanna Cole 13, 0 Twanna Coleman lOo Lisa Collier 75, 113 Mark Collier 101 fesse Collins 75 Shalenza Collins 113 Baibara Cook 95 Robert Cook 113 Kimberly Cooke 113 Ken Cooper 56. 113 r Lorene Cooper 57, 101 Robert Cooper David Coppv 22 24 David Cornette 38, 107 Sandra Cornel|e 113 Rh hard Cory 51, 61. 95 Daniel Cox 122 Karen Cox 98, 101 Pamela Cox 7 95 Soprano £ox 90 Kristi Criag 12, 2. Colette Crain lO' Reginald Crain 23, 24, 49, 77 All erta Crawford 101 Antonia Crawford 101 fndia Crayton So. 107 Terry Crews 61, 69, 95 Darelyn Crochran 95 Cindy Crockett 122 Ronald Croudy 5 Brent Crowder 113 Danielle C rowder 113 D Kimberly Daly 75, 113 Shryl Daniel 23 24, 43 Murphy Darden 113 Jo Ellen Darlington 11, 86. 87, 95 Allan Davi' 101 Angi lena Davis 57, 64, 65. 101 Deidia Davis 113 Marietta Davis 19, 72, 75, 90 Sonya Davis 13, 72, 90 Twancthea Davis 56. 107 Carmen Dawkins 91 Linda Dawkins 75 _ Wilber Dawkins 95 Mieholas Dean 44, 101 Matthew DeFrain 23, 24. 75, 86. 128. 66 Brian Dejournett 91 Jennifer DeMaria 101, 102 Mary Derengowski 23, 24 Wanda Derengowski 12. 75, 91 Pamela DeVaughn 18, 85, 100, 101 84 Veda DeVaughn 8 16, 23. 24, 48, 83 128 Melinda Dimmick 11, 50, 95, 99 Lisa Dively 91 Irene Dodd 23 Pamela Donerson 18, 112, 113 Michael Donigan 101 Mark Donnelly 122 Matthew Dover 113 Christopher Dowd 122 Gregory Dowd 101 103 Diana Downie 50, 55. 107, 111 118 Index Michael Garner 51 Patrick Garnet [113 Eric Garza i in Kim Dudley .— - _ Miranda Dudley 113 Steven Duton 17, 61, 71 75, Julie Gfrace MrfcrCer AndrietG. Eric Gibbs 122 107, 107 f 122 S 108 Duguay 107 77. 91 70 Duncan 122 Lonnie Duncan 6l. 6© 7 Margo Duncan 13. 23 24, M). 54. 62. 66. 69 Susan Dun ford 95 Lisa Dye 91 E LceAnn Eaker 8. 23. 24 Shirlet Earnest 50. 56. 107 James Ecarius 56, 107 Michael Eckert 122 Tracey Edel l Bra.l Edgecombe 123 Ira Id wards i07 Si la Edward 95 Elben 107 -4 Cr?6n 101 _____ :!ne 43. 64, 65, 83, oi | Jesse Etheridge 112, 113____________ Eric Evans 51. 101 Erica Evans 56. 107 Tracy Evans 113 Darrel Fagen 122 Patti Farnnam 101 Yolanda Feaster 72, 91 Nichole Fielder 107 Cheryl Fields 23 Dawn Filpansick 113 George Filpansick 91 Aleta Finley 43, 91 Serena Fleming 107 Serenia Flourney 91 Elke Fochler 17. 91 Werner Fochler 95 Angie Ford 57. 101 Shelly Ford 122 Tresa Fordham 13, 43 4ames Forster 24. 26 ■cevu ortenberr S 95 Yolanda Fortenberry 56, 107 Loretta ForWMj 101 Charlene Foster 122 John Fountain 24, 6o, 67 John Fournier 76, 77 91 Mason Fournier 77 101 Maria Francis 72, 94 95 David Franklin 68, 69, £5 Matthew Franklin 101 Michael Franklin 24, 26, Pamela Franklin 73, 101 Sh on tell Franklin 113 Tracey Franklin 51, 95 Crystal Freeman 95 Dione Freeman 50, 107 Norman Freeman 107 Tara Furlow 107 Amy Furze 107 Chari Fykes 51. 95 G Robert, C nes 51, 61, 77, Christine Gale 43, 95 Michael Gale 35, 39, 91 LaDonna Gardner 122 91 AngeU.Giden 122 I Marci Gipson 113 J Khondala Gipson 107 Craig Glowney 113 David Goddard 75 Jerry Gohl 17, 61, 75, 8o, 91 Michael Goins 101 Karen Gooley 51. 95 Monique Gooley 113 Caroline Goss 113 JN Sandra Goss 102 Darien Goza 105 Daphne Grant 12, 24, 26 Christine Gray 102 Crystal Gray 102 Bethany Green Shenitta Greenlrd 24 Fdrick Greene p Marta reer 62, ©9 Teresa Guerra 43, 95 Angela Gulley 102 100.102 H Gulley 113 Gwendalyn Gulley 17, 24, 2o Sonya Gulley 95 H H aeger 105 omhs hlger 122 Suzette Hairsto 108 ichael Hale 7 91 ‘ Hall 51 1 o9 9; Mellanise Ham rick Anjanette Ham ton 1©. Trina Handley :22 Mary Haney 10 Rodney Hankilson 1 Meghan Hanle 70, George Hannah 91 tf); Katrena Hanna Kimberly Han Tamika Hardei Tremayne Har Detra Marring Camille Harris 1, Johnnie Harris 114 LaMonica Harris 114 Sean Harris 70, 75, 95. 97 Cynthia Hatch 91 Rebecca Haughey 108 Burdette Hawkins 108 James Hawkins 108 Scott Hawkins 95 Larry Hawthorne 24, 61, 80 Michael Hayes 114 Monica Hayes Sonji Hayes 13. 24. 26 Laura Hayman 102 Sonya Hayter 45, 56, 108 Richard Heller 114 LaRonn Hemphill 18. 112, 114, 115 Melanie Hemphill 114 Stacey Henderson 24, 26. 61. 66 Michelle Hendricks 91 Anvil Henry 114 Leron Henry 69, 95 Alicia Herman 12, 26, 51, 92 Mary Herring 56, 108 Angela Hewitt 102 Diana Hewitt 24, 26, 79 62 Joshua Hewitt 114 Kim Hewit 122 Lori Hewn 96 Janis Hicks 114 Dennis Hill 13, 24, 26 Norman Himes 122 Dawn Hinton 18, 96.S4 Helen Hintz 17. 24. 26 Timothy Hogan 91 Dawn Hoke 64, 96 Theresa Holbrook 17, 18. 24, 27, 43 Manuel Holcom 108 James Hollins 114 Alan Holmes 13, 74. 75. 91 Ernine Holmes 27 Jeffrey Holove 108 Monica Holmes 114 Linda Hopkins 18. 91 J.uqueline Hopkson 8, 12 24 27 Kimberly Hopper 114 Rebecca Hopper 72. 78, 79, 96 Michael Horton 114 Christian Houston 6, 12, 65, 94 Darryl Howard 24. 61, 66 Robin Howard % Taura Howard 57, 104 Wanda Howard 108 Burton Hubbard 75, 108 Lawrence Hubbard 61, 102 Deborah Huddleston 108, ill Tina Hudkins 122 Carmen Hudson 18, 108, 111 Jeffrey Hudson 122 Kimberly Hudson 12 , 24 27. 43 Ashley Humphries 108 Shawna Hunt 38, 56, 108 Pamela Hussey 50, 114 Karen Hutchins Omar Hyatt 108 Glenn Hyrman 13 I Jk Elizabeth Ingram 102 Thomas Ingram 24 27 40 49 Crystal Isom 122 Nicole Isom 122 Kimberly Jackson 122 Lachelle Jackson 9© Paulette Jackson 75. 9© Shena Jackson 114 Tamika Jackson 114 W Michael Jahr 8. 17. 24. 27, 75 Michael Jefferson 91 Tom Jelinek 102 Chantel Jenkins 122 Kimiko Jennings 114 Christopher Jesiek 108 Audra Johnson 12, 91 Brian Johnson 96 Carlos Johnson 61, 96 Cheryl Johnson 96 Clarence Johnson 108 David Johnson 102 Hue Johnson 114 James Johnson 102 Jermaine Johnson 114 Kathryn Johnson 12, 17, 75, 91 Leonard Johnson 56, 109 Peter Johnson 102, 128, 70 Richard Johnson 91 Tamara Johnson 109 Tamara Johsnon 17. 42, 51. 70, 91. 92 Bradley Jones 109 Darren Jones 49, 91 Derrick Jones 91 Dorchell Jones 9 Ernest Jones 109 Index 119 m Tame Jones 109 Jeffrey Jones 114 Jennifer Jones 114 r B |B Marie Jones 109 Michael Jones 91 ■ Roxanna Jones 10° Sylvia on s’114 B Tiff .mi Jones 114 Ion Jordan 114 Robert Jordan 17, 75. 76, 7. 92 Susan Jordan 9 l©. 24. 27. 82. 83, 128 Charete Junio! 114 Quinette Junior 114 Thomas Junior 109 K 4 £. Cindy Kammers 109 Debora Karns 122 Adam Katzenberger 10° Glen Keely 12. 70, 75 David Keller 102 Andrae Kelley 102 Stephon Kenn- B Gregory Kent 122 Thomas Kerb B Deanna Kessler 102 Dawn Kincaid 50. 109 . Tracy Kincaid 24, 27 Tawana King 122 Jacqueline Kish 115 Colleen Klebs 102 Michael Klebs 122 Michelle Klebs 24. 27. 48, 128 LaRenda Knapp 115 Stormy Koerner 102 Keith Koger 122 Tabatha Koger 57, 65, 102 Thelma Koger 78. 79, 92 Trina Koger 13, 96 Nancy Kopcan 24. 27, 70 Paul Kopcan 70, 75, 96 Jennifer Kroll 115 Joseph Kucharski 102 L Crystal Lang 73 Christina Lara 109 Leslie Lawson 96 Seth Lawson 115 Kristi Leblanc 102 Ronald Lee 18. 24 . 27. 61 Dallas Lenear Michael Leonard 102 Adam Lester 109 Carman Lewis Colette Lewis 115 Feneda Lewis 115 Gretel Lewis 57, 102 Michael Lewis 61 96 Nathaniel Lewis 122 Stephanie Lewis 102 Derrick Lillard 12 . 24. 27, 61 Jeffrey Lillard 109 Terrence Lilly 57, 109 Gerald Link 97 Dianna Lixey 97 Loretha Logan 18, 45, 65. 100 Venus Logan 57 Douglas Long 109 Eric Luokka 102 Annette Lutzke 30 Stephanie Lyde 115 Anthony Lynch 97 Marvin Lyons 97 M Nycorta Mabry 122 Christopher MacDermaid 51, 71, 86, 87, 92. 70 Donald Makidon 102 Marie Makidon 102 Tawnya Manns 122 Brent Marko 97 Vernon Marthrel o0, ol, 92 Wanda Marthrel 115 Calvin Martin 18. 109, 111 Michelle Mason 13. 24, 30, 75 David Mat? 26 PhfJlp Mata 115 Jonathon Mateen 51, o9, 97 Mark Matejcek 12, ol, 92 Gregory Mathews 122 1 Deayne Matiere 97 Kathleen Muule 50, 1 Theodo- Maule£30 _ inrd Maxwell ° In 24, 30TSD, 75 rge Mave- 102 David Mayton 92 Regina McBride 56, 109 Mary McCain 24. 30. 62. 63 Eric McClanahan 51, 52 109 Aimeer McCrary 18, 44, 109 Anita McDaniel 115 helttr McDtfnfa? 1 6' Dante McGee 97 Milton McGee 109 Stacy McGee 115 Arnold McIntyre 115 Abbey McMullin 17. 70. 75. 90. 92 Judy McMurray 102 Marjorie McMurray 25, 30, 43 Thomas McMurray 75, 77, 92 Latasha McNeal 73. 97 Wilfred McNeil 122 Debra McWilliams 122 James Melton 122 LaShoine Melton 50, 104, 115 Bryan Merriwether 122 Lyanna Millen 102 Marvin Miller 103 Scott Miller 13, 92 Steven Miller 30 Bethany Mince 75, 92 Jerry Minor 122 Celestine Mitchell 115 Naomi Michell 92 Philip Mitchell 122 Sheila Mitchell 109 Todd Mitchell 61, 68, 69, 92 Cassandra Mobley 109 Tamara Mont 97 Juanita Moore 17, 25, 30, 128 Katrece Moore 97 Michael Moore 44, 109 Tanya Moore 112, 115 Darryl Morgan 61 Demetrius Morgan 109 Harold Morgan 103 Kimberly Morgan 122 LaVance Morgan 97 Michael Morgan 51. 97 Randy Morgan 97 Samuel Morgan 115 Sanders Morgan 115 Sandra Morgan 128 Susan Morgan 115 Bruce Morris 25, 30, 61, 66. 80 Scott Morrisette 109 Kimberly Morton 115 Wendy Morton 103 Alesha Mosley 18. 92 Kimberly Mosley 92 jjjj Rodney Mosley 122 Regina Mukes 109 Renee Mukes 92 Sherwin Mukes 97 Jeanine Mumford 8, 12j25, 30. 62, 63 Hamman Muwwakkil 109 Michael Myatt 109 N [lunette Nadir 132 elly Nard 56, 115 it hard Neal 30 racey Neal 115 artin Needham % gina Nelms oj k |F ank NeumannBLs. 30 I' j HE Jewman 50. 11 N aynard Newman 97B L luretta Ngakane 75 • evin Nichols 8o, 92 Carolyn Mickies 103 T roy Niel a Ho Tara Nitz 12: C Bisuela Norris 110 ephen Novak 110 na Novara 55, 1021 Natascha klunn lie tis NumhlOJ 103 O j ffrey : aniel 'Dell 49, 61, 75. 92, 51. 90 IOdom 116 iper 103 tler 57. 103 Overman 122 erton 116 J.ineen Overton 73, 3 fl I Catherine Panchula 17, 25, 30, 75 Andrea Patrick 116 Tawana Patilla 57, 65M03 Eric Patterson Creshando Payne 97 Michael Payne 5, 30, 51 Cindy Payton 17, 92 Fleming Payton 122 Thomas Pearson 92 Trachelle Pearson 110 Synetta Peete 25, 30, 43. 79 W Karen Peltier 25, 30 Sabrina Pendleton 50. 57, 97 Valeri Perdue 45. 110 13 Angela Perkins 12 5, 31 Traiome Perkinsl 57, 103 MarrrTt6rWP 7 Xavier Peterson 12, 60, 61. 92 Brian Petrella 110 Karl Petrich 57, 61, 68, 69, 103 Joseph Pickens 103 DaNae Plamondon 103 Donovan Plamondon 25, 31, 40, 61 Kassandra Porteous 110 Luis Portillo 116 Broderick Powell 116 Cardi Powell 122 Veronica Presnall 103 Andre Price 25 Kerry Price 116 Lajuan Pringle 103 Angela Pugh 116 R Aireka Raulston 110 Michelle Rayford 57 Patrick Redds 122 Lisa Reed 97 Shane Reed 103 Terrence Reeves 69, 103 Eugene Rhodes 69, 103 Angela Richardson 8. 25 Rhea Richardson 19, 75, 92 Sylvene Riddick 25. 31, 62, 79 120 Index Riffe 75, 103 Melvin Riffe 75, 86, 92 Redonna Rigss 56 Barbara Ringlein 103 Linda Rmglein 52, 116 Vonetta Robbins 52. 116 Jovita Roberts 43. 45, 92 LewigRoberts 52, 110 Sebastian Robinson 18, 66, 67, 92 Yusuf Robinson 110 Catherine Rock 97 Melissa Rock 103 Angela Rodger 17, 25. 31. o2 | Toni Rodgers 51. 103 Karen Roofe 9. 50. 54. 75, 95. 97 Timothy Root 103 Bradley Ross 110 Daria R OSS 11© Tonya Ross 97 Alvita Rouser 65, 103 Danielle Royster 110 Michelle Royster 116 James Ruddy 103 Douglas Ruggles 110 Uyonka Rushing 97 r Marty Russell 110 Richard Russell 103 Christy Sage 75, 103 128 Omar Salaam 5©. 110 Salinas 51, 103 fcJtlayton Sallas 92 ™ Brian Sanderson 51. 97| Shawn Sanderson 98 James Scholl 110 Kent Scobey 75, 98 Kevin Scobey 110 Kirk Scobey 25, 31 Artunado S ott 25, 31 Connie Scott 72, 93 Dawn Scott 116 Laquita Scott 122 Sonji Scott 92 Tonya Scott 25, 31, 83 Lenora Seale 92 Baldwin Seals 80, 98 V ictor Seals 109, 110 Saul Segura 110 Clarence Sevillian 107, 110 Michele Seymour 75, 103, 128 Stephanie Seymour 43. 92 Shelley Shannon 40, 110 Carlton Shelton 8 Suzanne Shelton 104 Vanessa Shelton 12. 25, 31 Stephanie Sherwood 116 Dawn Shrop.hire 98 Buford Shumaker 110 Melody Sias 92 Robert Sias 110 Tonya Sillman 117 Byron Simmons 51, 61, 104 Cassandra Simmon 43, 98 Erston Simms 98 Twyla Simms 104 Kimberly Skipper 43 104 Reichlin Small 25, 31 Yolanda Small 122 Craig Smith 122 Jame A Smith 60 61 Jame ' W Smith 122 Latricc Smith 92 Lisa Smith 40, 51. 54, 8 Olufunmi Smith 56, 110 Pete Smith 110 Regina Smith 110 Shafon Smith 92 Todd Smith 17, 86, 92 Janis Sny 122 Jerry Soyka 122 Randy Soyka 44, 75, 104 Belinda Spears 4 , 50, 54, 75, 92, 93 Robert Spears 25 31, 50. 128 Linda StanfiU 98 Lon Stapleton 117 Maria Stapleton 104 Ann Stefanic 122 John Stevens 75,17©, 77 Charles Stewart 92 Mary Stewart 9, 18, 43, 96, 98 Joel Stiff 117 Sironda Stigall 111 Mark Stohon 117 Corey Straham 104 Sherrise Strong 117 ‘a Strozier 122 Stuff t 122 urgill 98 Sutkaj ill 69. ‘ 1 25. 31 arjnan Tankersley 122 Anflf Tapevska 52. 117 Dina Tase.a 104 Andrea Wulker 75 Charmane Taylor 57. 104 Kelly Taylor 117 Tameika Taylor 117 Elizabeth Tedford 57, 104 Emuell Tedford 89, 98 Justus Thigpen 111 Erica Thomas 111 Heather Thomas 122 Kathryn Thomas 122 Kenneth Thomas 122 Jonathon Thomas 122 Nikka Thompson 117 Rhonda Thompson ©2, ©3, 70 Susan Thompson 98 Javonka Thorns 117 Brook Thornton 51, 104, 105 Todd Thornton 117 Kaleb Topps 98 Vatina Topps 93 Christina Torrey 104 Scott Torrey 13, 93 Bethany Trevithick 111 Patrice Triplett 122 Swain Triplett 93 Willie Triplett 25 Jermaine Tucker 117 Robert Turnbull 18, 61, 91 98 Boris Turner 116, 117 JaJuan Turner 117 Kathy Turner 12, 25, 31 Stevey Turner 117 Trina Turner 117 Quentella Tyler o5, 104 W Jeffrey Wade 98 Shirley Waite 104 Shante Walker 18. 50. 75, 111 Lynn Walls 25, 31 Joseph Walton 122 Vanita Wamble 104 Ruth Ward 111 Christopher Warmbold 75, 104 Richara Warmbold 86, 94, 96, 98 Nadine Warner 111 Steve Washington 99 Ineatha Waters 57, 65, 104 Raquel Watson 104 Richie Watt 111 Robert Wayscaster 104 Steven Waycaster 117 Laurie Webb 18. 43, 50, 100, 104 Lesija Webb 90, 93. 84 David Welsh 77. 93 Sandy Westbrook 18, 43. 62, 63 Timothy Whalen 25, 76. 77 Jacqueline Wheeler 99 Veronica Wheeler 117 Linda Whidbee 93 Christopher White 70. 75, 117 Craig White 99 Jenelle White 122 Nannette White 111 Niki White 117 Rodney White 11. 17, 42. 51, 70. 93 Stephen White 71, 86. 70 Todd White 47. 99 Victoria White 56, 111 Tizana Wicker 50, 111 Kimberly Wicks 93 Jill Wilcox 25, 31 Regina Wilkeison 93 Andree William 83 Bonita Williams 84 99 Rvron Williams 111 arin Williams 99 David Williams 122 Dawn William 117 • 4. I Jeanette Williams Marcia Williams 38, °9 Robert Williams ©1 Sharena Williams 5©, 111 Tamera Williams 117 Tanique Williams 104 Elizabeth Willoughby 105 Craig Wiltfong 122 David Wiltfong 122 Reginald Winslow 17, 39, 93, 99, 128 Lisa Wood 111 Cheri Woods 73. 105 Darnisha WoodyaKl 17, 93 Adrienne Woolfo lll Brian Worth 122 Darrius WrrghC 8„ 25 31, 61. 6© Jason Wynn 10 Marcus Wynne 111 L u Daryl Urquhart 104 V David Valley 9 Krystale Van Af dal«104 Patti VanWyck 51, 96 Penny VanWyck 93 William VanWyck 52, 117 Timothy Varner 111 Melissa Vickery 104 Y Denise Yarbrough 57, 73, 105 Sandra Ydungblood 105 Scott Yurk Joseph Zelley 99 Michelle Zelley 17, 42, 75, 93 Lynn Zoll 17, 25. 31. 48. 83, 86. 128 Students Not Pictured Barbara Atkinson Debora Karns Kasaundra Atkinson Gregory Kent Kimberly Atkinson Tawana King Ryan Avery Michael Klebs Cletus Baber Keith Koger Sheila Bates Carman Lewis Pamela Berry Nathaniel Lewis Justin Bigelow Nycorta Mabry Eugene Black Tawnya Manns Melvina Blevins Gregory Mathews Antoinette Boylston Wilfred McNeil Maurice Brady Debra McWilliams Andrea Butler James Melton Amy Campbell Bryan Merriwether James Camper Jerry Minor Robbin Carter Philip Mitchell James Claxton Kimberly Morgan Janien Cobbin Rodney Mosley Chad Coffman Linette Nadir Daniel Cox Loretta Ngakane Cindy Crockett Tara Nitz Mark Donnelly Jeffrey Overman Christopher Dowd Eric Patterson Moel Doyle Fleming Payton Jack Draper Cardi Powell Elonda Duncan Patrick Redds Michael Eckert Laquita Scott Brad Edgecombe Yolanda Small Darrel Fagen Craig Smith Shelly Ford James W. Smith Charlene Foster Janis Sny LaDonna Gardner Jerry Soyka Andriea Gibbs Ann Stefanic Angela Giden Twyla Strozier Bethany Green Gene Stuart Thomas Hager Michelle Sutkay Mellanise Hambrick Karman Tankersley Trina Handley Heather Thomas Rodney Hankerson Kathryn Thomas Kim Hewitt Kenneth Thomas Norman Himes Jonathon Thomas Tina Hudkins Patrice Triplett Jeffrey Hudson Joseph Walton Karen Hutchins Jenelle White Crystal Isom David Williams Nicole Isom Craig Wiltfong Kimberly Jackson David Wiltfong Chantel Jenkins Brian Worth 122 Students Not Pictured Autographs Autographs 125 T h e Y e a r I n Bubble gum Consumers Jobs computers Federal grants Sharp Tylenol comeback Orwell's ’I )!! I becomes a best-seller ‘ftitdi’-dott] , , , mania hits lough times predicted 5%antsads... School lunches get an A-plus Korean plane disaster tutOF R U.S. Forces Invade Grenada e v i e w Assembly-line innovations Academy rallies Pope praises to defeat the impact Hamady, 61-46 of Solidarity Kids testify on their fears of nuke war WHATS HOT Top box-office movies 1 Terms of Endearment 2 Silkwood 3 Reckless 4 Never Cry Woll 5 Hot Dog The Movie 6 Yentl 7 Weekend Pass 8 Sudden impact 9 Star 80 10 Angei (Source Variety) Richard Pryor comes clean USA TODAY terrorists miCH n,', ,CKSOn Gary Coleman Sarajevo Games NASA: Satellite retrieval p, • possible Beirut Japan puttin' on the Ritz ration Now ‘Baby of Cabbage Patch' Marines on the move Sims signs, Dsn, vows fiphi Big chill grips the USA Get it your way Burger King cut some price (briefly); McDonald’s cries 'copycat'; Wendy's scoffs RETURN OF THE JEDI ‘Challenger to touch down Reagan Olympics: ’84: Year of the home computer The Year In Review 127 The 1983-84 Academia Staff BACK ROW: Matt DeFrain: Photographer; Juanita Moore: Business Manager: Sandra Morgan: Trainee; Michele Seymour Trainee; Veda DeVaughn: Student Life; Robert Cooper: Trainee. FRONT ROW: Reginald Winslow: Sports Editor; Lynn Zoll Academics Editor. Index. Typist, Copy Editor; Peter Johnson: Photographer; Susan Jordan: Copy Writer, Index. NOT PICTURED Michelle Klebs: Editor-in-Chief; Robert Spears: Head Photographer; Christy Sage. Trainee; Mr. Dale Cyran: Advisor. Patrons And Sponsors Mr. and Mrs. B. Anderson Jane E. Belton Judy Dawson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph DeFrain Mrs. Edna DeVaughn Mr. and Mrs. Imran K. Janjua Michelle Klebs Mr. Robert Krabill Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Moore Ms. Carolyn Sage Mr. and Mrs. Robert Spears Mr. and Mrs. D. Thompson Mr. Charles M. Whiteley Mr. and Mrs. Roger L. Zoll Angelo's Coney Island 12B A special thanks to Ron Harrold and Josten's American Yearbook Company.
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