Flint Academy - Academia Yearbook (Flint, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1986 volume:

Celebrate (Theme) 2 Pre-Party Preps (Spring '85) 6 Fun-n-Games (Sports) 18 Happy Hour (Student Life) 42 Guests of Honor (Seniors) 62 Our Hosts (Faculty) 66 Party People (Undergrads) 72 Guest List (Index) 105 Table Of Contents ACADEMIA Flint Academy 401 E. McClellan Flint, Michigan 1986 Theme 1 In 1976 the Old Northern opened its doors as the Flint Academy. Ten years later the identity of the Flint Academy is firmly established and well known. This identity includes a strong commitment to traditional educational values. Ten years of meaningful growth - a real rea- son to celebrate! Celebrate Theme 3 Celebrate We have prepared this 10th Anniver- sary edition of the Academia to display the identity we have developed over the past decade. Citizens of Flint have come to know the Academy as a school that is committed to education. The school may be smaller, the rules may be stricter and the grading system may be tougher than other high schools in Flint, but it is all part of our learning atmosphere. We love it here - a real reason to celebrate! 4 Theme Spring '85 Pre-Party Preps Spring is here and it's a time to celebrate! Enthusiasm and participation in Spring activi- ties has been immense since their inception in 1978. Eight years ago, only three sports were offered in the Spring. Presently, Spring activi- ties include five sports as well as the Talent Show, Prom and various Spring Trips. This year also marks the first year in which girls' soccer has become a Varsity sport in Flint. Academy's Alive in '85 and ready to cele- brate! Celebrme Spring '85 7 The 1985 freshman class trip to Washington D.C. was once again an extreme- ly enjoyable and educa- tionally profitable time for both the students and the sponsors. The trip, April 25th through April 30th, was taken by 40 history students and 4 sponsors at a total cost of $245.00 per student. That price was lowered for each individual who sold citrus fruit. The students experienced a worthwhile trip as they visited the Washington Monument, the F.B.I. Building, and the U.S. Mint. The tour of our na- tion's capitol was high- lighted by a cryise down the Potomac River. Resting between tourist attractions are LaWanda Davis, Marie Jones, Wanda Howard, and Karla Barnett. Tim Varner starts out the morning with a smile. 8 Spring '85 Nadine Warner cools off with an ice cream. Trips Bring Fun-Filled Memories Barbara Cook and Janine Busha take time to enjoy Boston s beautiful scenery. Tawana King waits patiently for Michigan Trailway to arrive Pamela Cox and Jonathon Mateen take time to pose for a picture beside Prince Hall's tombstone. Students relax after a long day of touring. The 1985 trip to Boston proved to be exciting and educational. Thir- ty-four enthusiastic students along with three chaparones departed from the Academy Tuesday, April 30, returning Saturday, May 4. The trip included two tours to such places as Newport, Rhode Island, Salem Mass., and an exciting cruise. The Boston trip was funded by the students' annual sale of cit- rus fruit. These sales lowered the original cost of $230.00 according to the amount of fruit sold by each individual student participating in American Literature and U.S. His- tory classes. This trip turned out to be a great success and quite an en- lightening experience for those who participated. Spring '85 9 Students Display Their Talent j'J' Imitating Fat Boys is Dante McGee. Flint Academy's fourth annual talent show turned out to be another success! The talent show consisted mostly of singing and dancing with a fashion show put on by the seniors during intermission. Entertain- ing the audience with several songs including their original, Sorry Girl , the Orr Brothers Band won first prize of $75. AJC, a break dancing group, moved their way to a second prize of $50. Another dance group, the Electros, came in third place winning $25. There were a total of twenty-six acts and all should be commended for a job well done. The show was a great success. Total earnings, $1766, helped pay for the senior prom. Special thanks goes to Ms. Moss for supervising the show. W Sabrina Pendelton (above) and Angela Davis (below) display their talent at the 6th hour talent show. 10 Talent Show “This Is Going To Be The One Enjoying themselves are Scott Asa and Paulette Jackson. Scottie Boldman and Sandy Westbrook posing for a picture. Corey Nolden and his date Leisja Webb. The 1985 Senior Prom This is Going to be the One” was a success. It was held at the University Club on May 10, lasting from 7:00 to 12:00. The prom started off with social hour followed by dinner. After dinner, the seniors enjoyed themselves by dancing with music provided by DJ Chris Maroun. Prom 11 1985 Flint Academy Varsity Baseball. Back Row: Scott Miller. Steve Dufon, Carl Petrich, David Gaines. Glen Keely, Dave Welsh, Coach Dennis Kiewitt Middle Row: Tom McMurray, Stephen Novak. Joel Barnes. Bob Jordan. Xavier Peterson. Front Row: John Fournier. Larry Hubbard, Mason Fournier, Shaan Colyer. Maynard Newman. Along with a strong pitching arm. Mason Fournier was explosive at the plate. Sluggers Falter In Rough Season FA Opponent 6.11 Hamady 8.4 8.13 Saginaw Buena Vista 11.5 0.4 Goodrich 8,10 1,10 Mherton 9,11 4 Bciidlo 12 6,10 Flint Northwestern 7,5 0.1 Monirose 8,9 8 Holy Rosary 5 1,1 Flint Northern 4,2 2,2 Bentlev 13,10 Greater Flint Tournament Flint Northern 3 3,4 Beecher 7,10 12,3 Ashley 13,13 11,17 Holy Rosary 10,7 5 Dryden 6 1,5 t toodrich 5,6 6 Hamady 7 7 Atherton 9 Record 6-25 1985's Baseball Eagles posted a disappointing season record of 6 wins and 25 losses, despite highly skilled players and an experienced roster. The Eagles' wins came on three from Holy Rosary and one each from Northwestern, Hamady, and Saginaw Buena Vista. Acade- my's losses were attributed to be- ing selected to play harder-hitting teams from bigger schools. The Ea- gles' batting remained quite well and the pitching staff greatly im- proved with sophomore Mason Fournier tying the school strikeout record at 32. Other records were set by Steve Dufon and Bob Jordan for the season homerun record at three apiece. Dave Welsh also had the ca- reer putout record in one season. The Eagles were coached by Mr. Dennis Kiewitt. 12 Varsity Baseball New Coach Christian Houston patiently awaits for her turn at bat Missy Beebe makes a dash for home. The 1985 Softball Team went through a rebuilding season. The Lady Eagles were led to a 10 win, 10 loss record by assistant football coach, Eddie Johnson, who moti- vated the team and gave them spir- it. Senior Missy Beebe led the team on the pitcher s mound and the rest of the Eagles were dynamic on the field and at the plate as well. The 1985 Varsity Softball Team. Back Row: Coach Eddie Johnson. Latrice Smith. Rhonda Thomp- son, Dione Freeman, Trina Hannah. Thelma Koger. Marta Greer. Front Row: Shelly Shannon. Redonna Riggs, Connie Scott. Crystal Gray. Girls' Softball 13 FA Opponent Valley Christian Academy 0 Hamady w 0 Mt. Morris f Goodrich Northwestern Goodrich Northwestern Ainsworth Tpwnoir ------------------(L Mt. Morris Caimjjp JiV. n worth ! ?stern •stern � rl r Record 0-3 ■ Back Row: Mr. Thomas Hoskins, Chris MacDermaid, Chris Warmbold, Harold Morgan, Chad Coffman, Angela Ascencio. Kneeling: Jo Ellen Darlington, John Stevens, Marvin Miller, Kevin Nichols. 14 Varsity Tennis Tennis Team Continues To Be Strong The 1985 Varsity Tennis Team fin- ished the season with a 9-3 record. Throughout the season the team's exper- ience pulled them through many tough matches. Coach Lloyd Bateman said, I feel very privileged to be able to work with the experience the team has to of- fer. The Armada Invitational Tourna- ment provided a chance for the players to take a look at the competition for the upcoming regionals. The Eagle of the Season award went to Stephen White and Todd Smith. Angela Ascencio always keeps her eye on (he ball. Varsity Tennis 15 Academy Burns The Track The Flint Academy 1984-85 Boys' Track Team enthused fans as they took the State Crown in the 800 meter relay in Clare, Michigan. The relay team consisted of four members; Sebastian Robinson, Tyron Motley, Richard Russell, and Mike Lewis. The Eagles brought the race to an end in a time span of 1 min. and 31.34 sec. The team traveled and compet- ed in many events throughout Michigan, as well as in the city meets. They received trophies and awards for other outstanding performances. The team was coached by Coach Charles Thomas, who led them to a winning season. Recog- nition was given to Mike Lewis for: Outstanding Jr., Most Valuable, and Leadership, also to Sebastian Robinson for most valuable, and First Year. The most improved player was Tyron Motley. Ulysses Burns explodes out a burst of speed at the end of his event. Terry Crews prepares to throw the shotput. Front row: Mike Lewis. Miles Carter, Thomas Pearson, Ulysses Burns, and Richard Russell. Back Row: Bryan Allen, Carlos Johnson, Terry Crews, Sebastian Robinson, Tim Brown, and Coach Thomas. 16 Boys' Track Soccer Team Shows Potential! The Flint Academy's first Girls' Soccer Team was very enthusias- tic despite their inexperience. The team consisted of 12 players. Al- though the Lady Eagles had their ups and downs, they fought hard to gain respect. The team was coached by Mr. Holt who led them to an upsetting, but yet a hard fought 0-11 record. Some of the team's outstanding players were freshmen, Julie Gerace and Becky Haughey. The Lady Eagles had a team made up of mostly freshmen, but they were willing to learn the sport and determined to give it their all. This was the Academy's very first Girls Soccer Team, and we are proud. FA Opponent 1 Carmen 5 1 Birmingham 9 3 Swartz Creek 4 3 Okemas 8 Forfeit Northern Forfeit Southwestern Forfeit Northern 0 Carman 8 2 Southwestern 7 2 Okemas 7 1 Swartz Creek 7 Record 0-11 Front Row: Trachelle Pierson, Sharena Williams, Second Row Michele Seymour, Dawn Hinton, Third Row: Sironda Stigall, Elizabeth Willoughby, Julie Gerace, Becky Haughey, Stephanie Dun- can, Fourth Row: Pam DeVaughn, Mary Haney. Sironda Stigall takes a good long stretch before gametime. 18 Sports Sports at the Academy have come a long way in the past decade. Our Boys' Varsity Basketball Team is ranked in the Class C Top Ten, the Varsity Football Team has had its best season ever, and the Girls' Varsity Basketball Team is once again District Champion. Our young, vibrant atheletes have not only proven to be the best on the playing fields, but have also acquired a high standard of aca- demic excellence. Thanks to dedicated coaches and players, the Ea- gles are an athletic force to be challenged. We've come far but there's more ahead. We are the mighty Eagles! Let's Celebrate. Celebrate Sports 19 Varsity Football Delivers Its Best EA IS 32 14 forfeit 32 Detroit Seivite Dryden Mt Pleasant Sacred Heart 6 Vestaburg I iv Anii ( 1 ir ni evi 1 ! 6 LIVUnid v-liiVmt viiitr Pittsford 12 Hamady 12 Record: 6-2 Taking another fantastic scramble around the end is Ulysses Burns. 20 Varsity Football Coach Lee Williams gives valuable advice to the Eagles' defensive line. Terry Crews explodes on a run as he attempts to break away from two defenders. What a season! The 1985-86 Varsity Football Eagles posted their best record ever in Academy's history with six wins and two losses. The year started on a victorious note, by burying Ashley, 28-0. The team s next outing was a heartbreak- ing loss, but the Eagles rallied to win their next five straight games. Senior Robert Turnbull was chosen Male Ath- lete of the Year by the International Op- timist Club. Michael Lewis and Terry Crews both received an honorable men- tion in the Detroit Free Press for Class C All-State runningback and defen- sive linebacker, respectively. The Eagles are led by head coach, Charles Thomas. Flint Academy Varsity Football. FRONT ROW: Joseph Walton, Carlos Johnson, Tim Brown, Rich Cory, Terry Crews, Michael Lewis, Robert Turnbull, Van Dawkins. MIDDLE ROW: Otis Nunn, Ulysses Burns, Craig Sutters, Mark Bard, Larry Lane, Keith Banks, Andre Kelley, Jeff Lillard. BACK ROW: Richard Watt, Miles Carter, Jeff Holove, Aaron Wilson. Cletus Baber, Karl Petrick, Alonzo Cheeks. STANDING: Assistant Coach Eddie Johnson. Assistant Coach Jerry O'Dell. Head Coach Charles Thomas. Varsity Football 21 J.V. Eagles Struggle Through A Hard Byron Simmons is always ready to play tough football. Billy VanWyck smiles to keep his spirits high. Mason Fournier sets his sights on the goal line as he runs for more yards. 22 J.V. Football Flint Academy J.V. Football. FRONT ROW: Doug Long, Clarence Johnson, Billy Van Wyck, Marvin Miller, Byron Simmons, Ernest Jones, Mason Fournier, Dwayne Weston, Percy Buck. MIDDLE ROW: Marcus Flynn, Brent Crowder. Omarr Hyatt, Daniel Bard, Michael Horton. Robert Wilson, Milton Brown. James Elam. BACK ROW: Coach John Williams, Courtney Cavette, Tyrone Maxwell. Amure Mitchell, Dennis Boyer. Eric Prinns, Phillip Johnson, Coach Thurman Cisco. The 1985-86 J.V. Football squad tried hard but couldn't seem to come up with a winning spirit to boost their record of one win and four losses. The Eagles' only win came from a second encounter with Flint Northwestern. The team scored two touchdowns, led by quarterback Mason Fournier, to win 14-0. The young squad gained valuable experience and will be more equipped to handle the game next season. The J.V. team is coached by John Williams and Thurman Cisco. J.V. Football 23 Dwayne Weston has to pour on the speed to outrace three defenders. Ladies Take Third District Crown The Lady Eagles get ready to take another rebound. I ady Opponent Atherton Buena ista Han] Ben Mt Morris Holy Rosary Nouvl Catholic IT Bendle Lake F Hamad Armada Sandusky Record % With a career 500 assists, senior Marta Greer makes an outstanding player. 24 Varsity Girls' Basketball Varsity Girls Basketball Team. FRONT ROW Coach Clif Turner, Manager Milton McGee, Coach Lloyd Nicholson BACK ROW Katrina Hannah, Tawana Patilla, Angie Davis, Carmen Hudson, Marta Greer, Ida Berry, Christian Houston. Tabatha Koger, Mary Haney. Monica Holmes, Redonna Riggs, Dawn Hinton, Alvita Rouser. Three in a row! This season, the Girls' Varsity Basketball team took their third straight District Class C Champion- ship. Their regular season record was 9 wins and 5 losses, but by the end of their tournament play, the girls had 13 wins and 6 losses. Team captain Marta Greer gave a boost to the overall team effort by getting a record 15 assists in one game, making her career assists stand at 300. The squad s shooting, rebounding, and free-throw percentages improved throughout the course of the season. Congratulations are in order for coaches Lloyd Nicholson and Clif Turner for ap- plying their great leadership abilities to form a winning team. Monica Holmes keeps her eyes on the ball during a free-throw shot. Varsity Girls Basketball 25 Volanda Odem shows confidence in her game. Opponents fear when Nemecia Bush goes up for a lay-up. Ladies Strive For Perfection Coach Clif Turner has done another great job with the Junior Varsity Girls' Basketball squad this year. The small sized team had a good season, winning the majority of their games by using a well developed passing offense and a sturdy defense. Team captain Yolanda Odem helped to bring a winning spirit to the Lady Eagles. They will be super attributes to the Varsity squad in the fu- ture. 26 JV Girls Basketball J V Girls Basketball Team. FRONT ROW Monica Adams, Pamela Hussey, Nemecia Bush. BACK ROW: Coach Clif Turner, Yolanda Odem, Tamara Brown, Monica Harris, Tamara Johnson, Shonda Bell. A Ameer Rutherford make � a cautious attempt to steal the ball. Boys Soccer FRONT ROW Ron Croudy. Brian Tallieu. Glen Keely BACK ROW Hassan Rutherford. Sean Harris. Richard Russell. Rick Warmbold. Ameer Rutherford. David Franklin. Chris Warmbold. Paul Kopcan. Soccer Team Gains Experience But Fails To Win EA OPPONENT 1 Flint Southwestern 6 1 Bay City John Glenn 4 0 Saginaw Valley Lutheran 11 1 Carman 11 0 Flint Northern 11 1 Brandon 7 0 Saginaw Eisenhower 5 3 Ainsworth 7 0 Bay City John Glenn 9 2 ™ Carman 7 3 Goodrich 4 1 Flint Northern ? 4 3 Swartz Creek t 0 Brandon 8 The Flint Academy Boys' Soccer Team had its second disappointing season in a row. The squad lost all 14 games to tougher opponents, but gained much needed experience by its defeats. Small team size and poor scoring attributed to the no-win record. The Eagle Award went to Ron Croudy. Sean Harris re- ceived the Coaches Award and Senior Rick Warmbold was named Most Im- proved Player. The Best Defensive Play- er Player Award was given to Brent Marko. The team was led by Coach Holt. Boys Soccer 27 Sutters Honored With All-State All-Star Craig Sutters never misses a free-throw. 1985-86 Boys Varsity Basketball Team FRONT ROW: Keith Nelson, Greg Smalley, LaRon Henry, Trevis Rouser, Michael Goins, Equipment Manager Anvil Henry. BACK ROW: Coach Cliff Turner. Milton McGee, Terry Crews. Eric Evans, Charles Perry, Craig Sutters, Jonathon Mateen, Carlos Johnson, Brian Bransford. 28 Boys' Varsity Basketball � 5 72 T2 67 o4 45 51 7S � 0 85 70 65 71 78 75 91 70 45 Vt pvn?p' Michigan Lutheran Sem 34.’ Hamadv 55™ Kingston ' 51 Gabriel Richard 43 Monitor 5o Sandusky 63 Ibiruajy 39 Nouvi I Catholc 53 Valley Lutheran 78 MichiganLutheran Sem 40 Goodrich. . 55 Nouvel Catholic o0 Valley Lutheran el Atherton eO Bendle 61 Brandon 53 Playoffs Bentley 23 Bendle 40 Atherton 47 Record lo-3 Keith Nelson may be small, but he s unstop- pable on an outside shot ( cCjHB 0- Flint Academy's Varsity Cagers had a great regular season, winning all but two games. The squad's overall record was 16 wins and 3 losses. The team showed great improvement in all areas of play, credited to excellent coaching by Clif Turner. Although the Eagles were knocked out early in the state tourna- ment in a controversial game against Atherton, the season was not without re- markable successes. Senior Craig Sutters was chosen to be on the Class C All- State Basketball Team. The honors didn't stop there; Trevis Rouser and LeRon Henry received special recogni- tion with an Honorable Mention. We are all extremely proud of our Eagles and their efforts this year. They have given us a reason to celebrate. Trevis Rouser gives (he Eagles two more points with a smooth lay-up. Boys' Varsity Basketball 29 J.V. Eagles Take Control FA Opponent ri 44 Michigan Lutheran Sem. HamaJ v Kingston z 40 Cabnel Richard 57 53 Montrose 45 ol Sandusky 5c 57 Hamady 30 45 Nouvel Catholic c2 o2 Valley Lutheran 5o 45 Michigan Lutheran Sem 25 35 ™ Goodrich 35 50 Nouvel Catholu 45 57 Valley Luthwan 50 45 Atherton 25 o5 B« ndle 35 5o Brandon Record 12-4 51 Ulysses Burns uses the backboard to his advantage 30 J.V. Boys' Basketball The J.V. Boys' Basketball Team had a great year, with a season record of 12 wins and 4 losses. The young Eagles played consistently well throughout the season. Shooting from outside improved greatly as the squad sank much more than in previous years. A strong bench made it possible for Head Coach Lloyd Nicholson to rotate his players frequent- ly. This allowed for more experience throughout the year. We ll be looking forward to more great players to come out of this squad. Larry Hubbard is a powerful outside shooter. J.V. Boys Basketball Te m. FRONT ROW: Earnest Jones. Darnell Cabell, Jermaine Rumph, Leronn Hemphill, Ulysses Burns, and Terrance Butler. MIDDLE ROW: Monica Holmes, Anvil Henry, Oren Washington, Phillip Johnson, Brett Anderson and Larry Hubbard. BACK ROW: Radonna Riggs, Darien Greene, William Polke, Vincent Bolden, Brad Edgecombe and Coach Lloyd Nicholson. J.V. Boys' Basketball 31 Blue And Gold Are The Colors Of Our Success! Varsity Cheerleaders. CLOCKWISE: Detra Harrington. Rashonda Blake. Pamela Franklin and Lori Webb. ABOVE: Pamela Franklin shows extreme enthusi- asm during one of our basketball games. RIGHT: Marcia Williams and Rashonda Blake proudly form the Academy A . 32 Cheerleading The 1985-86 Varsity and J.V. cheering squads have been through an outstand- ing year. This can be attributed to the excellent leadership of Hordie Bolden and the squads refined cheering skills. Both the Varsity and Junior Varsity squads went to Dynamics camp last summer adding to their skills. The team got their biggest thrill in winning the spirit award at camp. Lisa Bronson concentrates on cheering. Cheerleading 33 Tankers Say “Swim! Swam! Swum! FA Opponent 49 Mt Morris 123 62 Owosso 107 74 Noithwestcrn-Ainswoith 84-10� ol Owosso ■ 105 73 Northcrn-Saginaw 128-42 42 Keaisley 103 56 Northwestern 93 54 Powers 10� 41 Kearsley 109 61 Ainsworth Record i-11 � 4 The 1985-86 Swim Team has gone through many changes this season. The loss of last year's seniors has left the team with mostly inexperienced swim- mers. However, with the help of coaches Judy Dawson and Bill Cook, the team, with a discouraging record of 1-11, should be able to pull its 11 members into a winning combination for next year's squad. The season ended this year at the February 21st Mt. Morris Invita- tional. The 10 members who participated all received medals for their fine perfor- mance led by team captains Sean Harris and Glen Keely. Brad Jones works to improve his freestyle stroke time. 34 Swim Team 1985-86 Swim Team. SITTING: Dennis Boyer, Sean Harris, Manager Michele Seymour, Glen Keely, Marvin Miller. KNEELING LEFT: Coach Judy Dawson. STANDING: Scott Ballentine, Saul Segura, Brad Jones. Tom Battles, Elizabeth Segura, Abdul Rashid. KNEELING RIGHT: Coach Bill Cook. Sean Harris takes his mark before a race. Dennis Boyer completes another 50 yard Butterfly. Swim Team 35 Varsity Volleyball Makes A Valiant Effort 1985-86 Varsity Volleyball Team KNEELING: Pam DeVaughn, Crystal Freeman and Heidi Williams. STANDING: Dawn Hinton, Pamela Franklin, Coach Shirley Luckado and Angela Ascencio. £A 8,15,4 4,10 15,6.13 15,7,15 6.15.11 14,15 10.11 5,5,14,15,15 Brandon Davison Holy Rosary Detroit Kettering Depones Beecher Beecher Brandon Sacred Heart Holy Rosary Detroit Kettering Opponent 15,13,15 15.15 9.15.15 7.15.17 15.15 15.15 15.16 15.6.15 16,4 15,15 15,15,16,12,8 36 Varsity Volleyball Dawn Hinton manages to get it over the net again The Varsity Volleyball Team ended a very disap- pointing season with a record of 0 wins and 11 losses. The team consisted of all new players with the excep- tion of Dawn Hinton, who returned for another year. The team proved their talent by placing fourth in the Flint Wintergames. Varsity Volleyball 37 Heidi Williams delivers another great serve. Getting Better Every Year J.V. Volleyball Team. FRONT ROW: Dionne Adams. Erica Thomas, and Monica Nelson SECOND ROW: Assistant Coach- Sara Knighten, Julie Gerace. Yolanda Clark. Rebecca Haughy. Karla Barnett, Yolanda Washington, Stephanie Lyde and Coach Shirley Luckadoo. m FA Opponent 9.10.15 Brandon 15.14.0 15.12,15 North western 8.15,13 5.15.15 Holy Rotary 15,4,8 5.12 BtnJoii 15,15 15.15 _ barred Beart o,8 15 15 Beech Im 4.11 15.15 Holy l4j� anr 6.12 15,15 Northwn 9.10 15.15 Beecher 4.11 8.11 Northyvestefcn , 18.15 15,15 Central f 7.12 7,10 South west in 15,15 13,15 Lake Fenton J 15.0 15.15 c idri o,7 12.15,8 Davi f 15,10.15 Julie Gerace saves the ball just in time. 38 J.V. Volleyball Dionne Adams and Rebecca Haughey gel ready to block their opponents ball. The J.V. Volleyball Team has been im- proving with each year. The team's hard work and effort has brought them to a record of 11 wins and six losses. The 1985-86 season captains were Rebecca Haughey and Karla Barnett. The most valuable player was Rebecca Haughey. The players spent many hours after school practicing for upcoming games. Their time, effort and skill will definite- ly lead into next year's season. Erica Thomas gets ready to serve the ball. Julie Gerace prepares herself to bump the ball. J.V. Volleyball 39 No Guts — No Glory 40 Ski Club Lynn Bateman and Linda Ringlein enjoy each others company. Enjoying a meal at Boyne are Shirley Waite and Sean Harris. FIRST ROW: Robert DeMaria, James Cloyd, Ken Boston, Mindy Dimmick, Pam DeVaughn, Larry Brown, Dionne Adams, Brad Jones, Brian Jones. SECOND ROW: Bernita Caruthers, Edris Benton, Sue Dunford, Tracey Beck, Dionne Freeman. Amy Furze. Andrea Butler. Monique Johnson. THIRD ROW: Mike Donigan. Colette Brown, Kathy Dufon, Mindy Gibson, Leann Bates, Kelly Johnson. Crystal Broughton. Shelly Ford. Becky Haughey, Paulette Jackson, Detra Harrington. FOURTH ROW: Mr Bateman. Lynn Bateman. Joe Franklin, Rich Cory, Percy Buck. Tim Chastain, Ronald Heller, Leonard Johnson. James Bolden, Sean Harris. Steve Novak takes a pause before his first attempt at skiing. Jenny Kroll. Glen Keely. and Lorie Warmbold enjoy their ski week end at Boyne Mountain The highlight of the ski season was a weekend at Boyne Mountain January 31-February 3. Twenty-two students went to Boyne and enjoyed a weekend of skiing, VCR movies, swimming, and a lodge full of ski girl and boy bunnies. Several local trips were also made to Mt. Holly during the season. The cost for these trips was greatly reduced by the club's annual cheese, sausage, and fudge sale. FIRST ROW: Akiko Koyama, Daniel Spencer, Lisa Tower. Andrea Taulker. Paul Kopcan. Michelle Utt. Shani Weeden. Stephanie Sherwood. Linda Ringlein. Mike Dimmick. David Guinn. SECOND ROW Dondrick Perkins. Beth Trevithick. Sarah O Henly. Lorena Reyes. Jermaine Conner. Kim Morton. Dawn Scott, Victoria McNeice. Lisa Wilford. Rashawnda Blake. Rhonda Simpson. THIRD ROW: Dante Williams, Eric Ludvigsen, Jeff Overman. Erica Nunn, Mike Soyka, Colleen Klebs, Jenny Kroll, Phil Payne. Shirley Waite. Mr Bateman FOURTH ROW: Tony Linton, Bob Wilford. Tim Varner, Steve Novak. Chris Warmbold, Glen Keely. Randy Soyka, Randy Morgan. Christy Sage, Mark Schnesk. Ski Club 41 STUDENT LIFE - n i ppv n Throughout the course of the decade in which the Academy has been open, a great variety of activities has become available in which students participate. Some of these activities are Choir, Marching Band, Student Government, NHS, Yearbook Staff and High School Challenge which take time during and after the 8:05 a.m. to 2:28 p.m. schoolday. Although Student Life activities in 1976 weren't as numerous as they are today, two similarities exist between the Student Life back then and today's Student Life; these activities raise school spirit and help instill school pride- two good reasons to celebrate! Student Life 43 NHS Gives Outstanding Service Mr. Bateman finishes the decorating at the Halloween Party. Wendy Morton reacts to one of Mr. Bateman's stale jokes. Mark Schnesk puts another log into the fire at the Halloween Party. NHS Members relax before a meeting begins. 44 NHS National Honor Society. FRONT ROW: Liz Willoughby, JoEllen Darlington. Janine Busha, Lynn Bateman, Mindy Dimmick. Loren Carlson, Tanya Campbell. SECOND ROW: Kristi LeBlanc, Dawn Shropshire, Tammy Mont. Katrece Moore, Michele Seymour, Wendy Morton, Bonita Williams. Dina Tasevska. THIRD ROW: David Keller, Mark Buchler, David Johnson, Robert Turnbull. Mark Schnesk, Randy Morgan, Paulette Jackson. FOURTH ROW: Allan Davis, Brent Marko, Rick Warmbold, Tony Lynch, David Carpenter. The National Honor Society is an organization headed by Mr. Bateman of 29 students with a grade point average of 3.0 and higher. They meet twice a month to discuss ways that they can improve the school and the community. To raise money, the NHS runs the Eagles Nest, our school store before and after school and sponsors events throughout the year such as the Christmas Door Decorating Contest. For charity, they trick-or-treated for Unicef and have plans to do more fund raising activities for other charities and organiza- tions. NHS 45 The NHS officers are Brent Marko, Treasurer, Bonita Williams, President, Beth Green. Vice-President and Linette Nadir, Secretary. In spare time during library service, Kevin Scobey reads a magazine. Camera-shy Tim Chastain serves for all three counselors. Providing Needed Assistance Service Students. FRONT ROW: LaTasha McNeil. Sheila Edwards, Mindy Dimmick, Dina Tasevska, Liz Willoughby, Christy Sage. SECOND ROW: Ida Berry, Monica Adams, Paulette Jackson, Shirley Waite, Laurie Webb, Dawn Hinton, Michele Seymour. THIRD ROW Maynard Newman, Chris Warmbold. Todd Garner, Joe Zelly, Mark Schnesk, Tyron Motley. 46 Service BOEC On The Move! FIRST ROW: Chenelle Waters. Carmen Evans. Consuela Norris, Mary Stewart, Tammy Bargo. SECOND ROW Elliza Bankston, Amy Furze. Chari Fykes. Yolonda Washington, Anita Clarke. Charmane Taylor, Najia Elerson, April Alexander, Tawana King. THIRD ROW: Danielle McReynolds. Ayanna Nunn, Sheila McDaniel, Karla Barnett, Valerie Purdue, Pam Franklin, Stacey Robb, Rashawnda Blake, Lajuan Pringle. FOURTH ROW Maria Stapleton, Veronica Presnail, Danielle Royster. Shawyon Bradley, Debra Jones. Erica Nunn. Tonya Mayberry, Joyce Cade, Danae Plamondon, Angela Hewitt, Sandra Goss, Kelli Johnson, Christine Gale. FIFTH ROW: Jovita Roberts, Leonard Johnson, Tammy Kellum. LaQuita Scott, Lorene Cooper, Sharetha Brown, Stephanie Lincoln. Robin Howard, Kristine Janke, Wilfred McNeil. David Johnson. The Business Office Education Club is a school organization of 54 members who meet monthly to de- velop the confidence of young peo- ple in themselves and to assist stu- dents in refining career objectives. This group is operated under a grant from the Michigan State Board of Education. They have par- ticipated in money making projects and have received several awards for their achievements. This year the Boec Club plans to attend Re- gional Competition to be held at Baker Jr. College and the OEA State Conference in Detroit. BOEC 47 BOEC advisor. Mrs. Mallie Nunn checks a computer print-out. Student Government — The Government That Works! Student Government. FIRST ROW: Carmen Hudson. Secretary-Treasurer. Liz Willoughby. Vice President Mary Stewart. President. SECOND ROW Bernice Hollenbeck, Lynn Bateman. George Black, Dionne Hunger. THIRD ROW: Lorna Mann. Tamika White, Danielle Overton. Terrance Campbell. Dawn Hinton. Paulette Jackson, Tizanna Wicker. FOURTH ROW: Kenneika Waters, Dallas Lenear, Ernest Jones. La Shoine Melton, Jesse Etheridge, Sharena Williams, Robin Howard During the Student Government campaign, Issac White presents his Katrena Hannah delivers announcements for Student Government. speech. 48 Student Government The members of the Academy's Stu- dent Government contribute a lot to the needs of their fellow classmates as well as to the Flint Community. In December, the annual Canned Goods Drive, was once again sponsored by the Student Government to help feed the less fortu- nate of our area. Spirit Week, also spon- sored by the Student Government, was designed to give the students at the Academy a chance to dress in a variety of outfits and to have fun while doing it. A few dances were given by the Student Government, including the Sadie Haw- kins Dance. The Flint Academy should really be proud to have an organization that truly cares about the student body. Students eagerly await the start of Halloween dance. Student Government advisor, Mrs. Cochran. Jennifer Bettes and Cheryl Asa dressed in full costume for the Halloween dance. Student Government 49 After ten years the Marching Eagles still hold the beat! Since 1976 the band has decreased; how- ever, the pride, quality, and spirit of the band has strengthened. Over the years the band has added a progressive auxiliary sec- tion consisting of major- ettes, colorguards, and a pom-pom squad. Many hours of hard work and ef- fort are put into perfecting the style of the Marching Eagles. Marching band brings on many new exper- iences. The band has enter- tained at the Peach Bowl, the opening of Autoworld, and has participated in nu- merous parades. Marching Eagles Still ■ Banner: Lisa Odom and Gwen Jackson. FIRST ROW: Drum Major: Jonathon Mateen, Abdul Rashid, Edris Burt, Todd Garner, Delbert Holley, Michael Dimmick, Anthony Kilgore. David Guinn. Drum Major Ramona Bishop. SECOND ROW: Marvin Lyons, Darelyn Crochran, Jeff Overman, Jason Benson. Cortez Collier, Erika Johnson, Bobby Cooper THIRD ROW: LaShoine Melton, Stephanie Payne, Jenni Jones, Stephanie Sherwood, LaTonya Brandon, Shalenza Collins, Jermaine Caldwell. FOURTH ROW: Gwen Avery, Andrea Patrick, Danielle Overton, Latraee Banks, Marie Jones, Demetria Newman, Terrence Lilly, Linda Ringlein, Dawn Haeger. 50 Marching Band Hold the Beat! Colorguards: KNEELING: Gina Novara LEFT TO RIGHT: Jodi Perreault, Carolyn Goss, Nadine Warner, Amy Furze, Crystal Broughton. Dawn Scott, Wendy Morton, Shelly Ford, Kristi LeBlanc. Majorettes: Tamika Hawkins, Erika John- son. Shonda May. Detra Harrington. Moie- shae Jenkins, Melinda Dimmick, Laurie Webb. SITTING: Lisa Bronson. Pom Pom Squad: Cassandra Mobley. Karen Gooley, Colette Crain, Yolanda Warren. Karla Barnett. Marching Bnd 51 Jr. Band: Future Marchers Junior Band. FIRST ROW: Stephanie Payne, Kim Mitchell, Larry Brown, Lataska Oden, Harlee Turner, David Guinn. SECOND ROW: Danielle Overton, Erika Powell, Gwen Jackson. Cortney Southward, Jason Benson. THIRD ROW: Jenny Bowden. Michelle Grant. Carmen La Flore, Moishae Jenkins. Kim Morgan, Sherrise Strong, Abdul Rashid. FOURTH ROW: Jamie Menzing, Gwendaline Avery, Richard Heller, Terrence Campbell, Shawn Barnett. Danielle Overton and Collette Lewis play the clarinet harmoniously together in class. The Junior High Band is made up of forty eighth and ninth grade students with at least a year or two of playing experience on their in- struments. Junior Band serves as a preparation for the Marching and Concert Bands. It is a daily class in which students receive academic credit. The band performed at the Annual Winter Concert held in the Academy's auditorium. The group plans on performing at Cedar Point, the District Band and Or- chestra Festival and the Education Day Parade. 52 Junior Band Orchestra. FRONT ROW: Alberta Crawford. Jennifer Lam. Crystal Gray, Satonya Turner. Fatina Hyatt, Jeanell Dixon, Vicki Morgan. Gale Glover, Yolanda Clark. BACK ROW: Tizana Wicker, Tiffany Battles, Trachelle Pearson, Carman Lewis, Cynthia Gerard, Stacy McGee, Carle Freeman. Plenty Of Strings Attatched The Flint Academy Orchestra is a performing group of 18 students who meet regularly at 3rd hour for practice. This group is augmented by 16 wind and percussion players to make the complete orchestra. This year to date the Orchestra has participated in the Winter Concert held here at the Academy. Later on in the year they will attend the Dis- trict Orchestra Festival and also play for the graduation exercises. Complimenting the Orchestra, Di- rector Floyd Matthews states, 1 think this group is the rising star of the instrumental music depart- ment at the Academy. Julie Maizarz prepares for an upcoming concert. Orchestra 53 Music Makers Of The Future Junior Choir. FIRST ROW: Stephanie Miller, Bernice Hollenbeck, Lynda Boone, Gloria Boone, Joseph Lavictoire, Danielle Benson, Jenny Chappell. SECOND ROW: Director Mrs. D. Carroll. Sonya Mclvor. Tonya Mclvor, Roseann Cooper, Lorna Mann, Mashawn Pederson. Kennika Waters. THIRD ROW: Machel Payne, Sharia Case. Angie Hetherington, Tammalette Mattison, Phillip Payne, Katrina Teverbaugh, Laticia Weaver, Tanisha Boone, Latonia Fields. The Junior High Choir has taken part in several activities this year. They started off by presenting a Christmas Concert in December. Students performed the music that was studied in class. The Junior Choir Also participated in a Feburary concert, an all-city vocal festival, a performance at the Ca- pital, the Spring Concert and the annual Honors Program. % Junior Choir members listen attentively to Mrs. Carroll's instructions. Ernestine Burk and Monica Quick sing along. 54 Junior Choir Shows Us How It's All Done FIRST ROW: Mrs Doris Carroll-Director, Kenneth Jackman. Eric Pike. Nemecia Bush. Carla Calhoun. Jayne Nealssohn, Bernita Caruthers. SECOND ROW: Vaeko Brodie. Monica Holmes, Seth Lawson, Brian Tallieu, Onda Berger, Corey Root. In February the Senior Choir performed in The Michigan School Vocal Association. This event was held at the University of Michigan in Flint. Each stu- dent performed a solo and was given constructive criticism on their performance. The Senior Choir has also attended All-City Vocal Festivals, and has per- formed at the state capital. Brian Tallieu, Eric Pike1, Kenny Jackman are a trio in perfect har- mony. Jayne Nealssohn studies pointers during choir. Senior Choir 55 High School Challenge . . . The Varsity Sport Of The Mind Unlike other varsity sports which cause phys- ical anguish and challenge one's endurance to pain. High School Challenge tests the capacity of the student to swiftly produce accurate answers. This is also the only high school sport that is televised on a regular basis. The 1984-85 Quiz Bowl champs left this year's team with high ex- pectations to fulfill. The club meets every Tuesday to rack their brains and stay in shape, and Coaches Ms. Eiler and Ms. Taylor say their team is just as ex- cellent as last year's team ____ if not better! High School Challenge. FRONT ROW: Linda Ringlein. Captain Robert Turnbull, Liz Willoughby, Lynn Bateman, Tom Nealssohn. MIDDLE ROW: Allan Davis, Tony Lynch, Mark Schnesk, Pete Smith. LAST ROW: Todd Garner, Rick Warmbold, Byron Williams. NOT PICTURED: Sue Bateman, David Carpenter, Rich Corey, JB Johnson, Dwight Reynolds, Tim Root, Byron Simmons, Tracey Beck. Advisors Ms. Taylor and Ms. Eiler smile boastfully about their team. 56 High School Challenge Tom Nealssohn. J.B. Johnson, and Liz Willoughby use a computer to practice. Presenting The Academia Staff! It was a great year pro- ducing the Tenth Anniver- sary Edition of the Acade- mia. We had fun, but our purpose to make the best yearbook possible was never overlooked. The Flint Academy Staff and student body showed us a lot of support and coopera- tion through the donut sales, on student picture days, and with our roving photographers. In return, our hours of preparation and hard work will serve as a reminder of great times for our students in many years to come. -Michele Seymour Editor-in-Chief Yearbook Staff. FRONT ROW: Lawanda Davis, Liz Willoughby, Michele Seymour, Lisa Willford. Monique Johnson. SECOND ROW: Gretchen Blackwell, Shelly Ford, Shirley Waite, Christy Sage, Angie Ascencio. THIRD ROW: Matt Creech, Bobby Cooper, Burton Hubbard, Steve Novak. Head Photographer Marta Greer chooses negatives Ramona Bishop, Matt Riffe. Sue Bateman, and Barb Cook find mischief everyday in fifth to be used for printing. hour. Yearbook Staff 57 4essagesMessagesMessagesMessage To- fi 0+ fcode u Siutuurtz: ReHeuber ijdo rbM b £c To: CH dA b. 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Ja s Clae+on fVmcjl Q-. a KJcqce, cade, and Scott ♦tauJt'n s The of %C ' ?5 on -i'hefiL toAy OO’h -bhedooR j -f' i cIasi of %l' ft) CrOm-ncj btick o2- unofifl! r.t. c psm 1185 6 „ Z' W) Too lh $r oges(kirj Dually -Sndif % fccfv6 - ‘ondus yes Thalmd -Snju'jjfes (barney -Snas f S PeneJope- Snvottper Ko-P|Ou.' TKi I TWmi«J«rl| U‘r« +h«. mess X’ro +� C FrCSh Wl U ar� | ' £ST| | i « Messages 59 The Year In Review May 1985 3-Coca- Cola changes Coke Formula 3- Wrestle-mania marks national craze June 1985 4-Supreme Court rules no prayer in schools 14-Obesity called major U.S. killer 23-Top rated programs on T.V. were Knots Landing and Cosby Show July 1985 9-President Reagan has cancer surgery 17-Top films were Back to the Future and Rambo . 13-Live Aid concert singers performed to help against famine in stricken countries. August 1985 2-Montgomery Ward ends catalog 6-Abestos removal from school buildings advised by Environmental Protection Agency. September-1985 1- UAW 50th Anniversary 2- Hurricane Elena hits U.S. 4- Bruce Springsteen plays at Pontiac Silver- dome 5- Study predicts auto jobs to be cut in half during the next 20 years. 6- Flint declared disaster area due to flood waters. 12-Pete Rose breaks Ty Cobbs record with 4,192 hits. 12-Flint teachers strike enters 4th week. 14-Susan Akim from Mississippi is crowned Miss America. 16-U.S. deficit reaches $32.5 billion. 19- Flint teachers strike ends 20- Mexico earthquake hits, 10,000 dead 23-Cagney and Lacey win 6 Emmy awards 27-Hurricane Gloria hits East Coast October 1985 12- Michigan beats MSU 31-0 13- Hulk Hogan doll predicted biggest Christ- mas seller 19-AIDS test ordered for armed forces 25- Flint voted 113th most livable city out of 184 26- State of Emergency declared in South Afri- ca 27- Kansas City wins World Series November 1985 1-Federal grand jury probes Flint police on drugs 8-Prince Charles and Princess Di arrive in the U.S. ll-Haley's Comet is visable 17-Reagan began Soviet Summit with Gorba- chev 23-Michigan beats Ohio State 27-17 23-Restoration fund for Statue of Liberty climbs to $185 million December 1985 2-New addition to Chicago Bears William Refrigerator Perry 4- New cancer treatment announced 5- Flint's own Ready for the World on top singles list 11- Top book and motion picture of the week- The Color Purple. 12- Top T.V. show for the year Miami Vice 15-Mickey Mouse goes to Paris-New Disney- land 15-Top rated T.V. shows for the week- Cosby Show and 60 minutes 19- Edward Kennedy decides not to seek Democratic candidacy for president 20- Coffee linked to heart disease 27-One million dead in Ethiopia due to fa- mine January 1986 12-Flint Academy came in first place in 60 The Year In Review sculpturing contest at Water Street Pavil- lion 20-First female Harlem Globetrotter, Lynette Woodard wins Women's Courage award 24-Reopening of Autoworld remains in doubt 24- Cars at highest sales in 13 years 25- SADD-Students Against Drunk Driving- Chapter started in the Flint Academy 26- Pepsi opens a plant in China 26- Michigan State defeats Michigan in bas- ketball, 91-79 27- Chicago Bears Win SuperBowl over the New England Patriots, 46-10 28- Space Shuttle Challenger explodes carry- ing six crew members and the first teacher in space 30-Whitney Houston named best female vo- calist 30- The average life expectancy of Americans 74.6 years 31- Flint experiences its first earthquake in several years- 3.9 on the Richter scale 31-Sailor convicted of killing superior officer for not granting him a promotion February 1986 4-President Reagan gives State of the Union Address 7-President Jean-Claude Duvalier of Haiti, flees the country 18-Flint Academy Boy's Basketball team rat- ed No. 2 in Class C. 22-Glass found in Gerber baby food jars 25-Mudslides and floods hit the Pacific Northwest 25-Child abuse rate increasing 25-Mazda plant to open in Detroit 25-President Ferdinand Marcos of the Philli- pines flees country- new president, Cora- zon Aquino 27-Gasoline Prices on the decline 27-Cyanide found again in Extra-Strength Tylenol March 1986 2-Study shows top drug users in Genesee County are high school seniors 4-Burger King's world famous nerd, Herb came to Flint 7-Tenth Anniversary Edition of the year- book is completed. Celebrate! The Year In Review 61 The moment that the Class of '86 has been waiting for has finally arrived! For the Academy's 116 seniors, graduation is an exciting time of celebration and happiness. It is a period in their lives for looking back on past experiences; from their first pop quiz in seventh grade, to the ACT and SAT. It is also a time of looking ahead to future endeavors. Let's celebrate, along with the 476 students who have graduated from the Academy over the past nine years, for them and with them! Seniors 63 Senior Activities Brvan Allen: Track Michelle Anderson Soccer Tennis, Co-op Program Ryan Avery: Baseball Football, Marching Band Mark Bard: Football, Ski Club, NJROTC Drill Team lanine Busha: Co-op Program National Honor Society loyce i. ade: Drama, BOEC, High School Challenge Cub A V ■ -M Tanya Campbell: National Honor Society, Senior Class Officer, Co-op Progiam, Cheerleading Barbata Cook: Yearbook Stalf Richard Cory: Marching Band, Baseball, Football, Track, Ski Club rerrv Crews: Basketball, Football, Track Ronald Croudy: Soccer Jo Ellen Darlington: Ski Club, Tennis Van Dawkins. Football, Track, Marching Band Susan Duniord: Ski Club Sheila Edwards: Track, Choir, Marching Band Tresa Fordham: BOEC Crystal Freeman: Track Chari Fvkes: Softball Marching Band Karen Gooley: Track, Marching Band, BOEC Beth Green; National Honor Society, Marching Band, bOEC Marta Greer: Basketball, softball, Student Council, Yearbook photographer Sean Harris: Swimming, Soccer, Ski Club Scott Hawkins: Basketball, Baseball, Soccer, Tennis, Swimming Monica Hayes: Softball, Track, Volleyball, BOEC Dawn Hinton: Basketball Baseball, Ski Club, Soccer, Volleyball, Student Council Christian Houston: Basketball, Softball Robin Howard: Student Council, Marching Band Lachelle Jackson: Track Paulette Jackson: Ski Club, Student Council Chantel Jenkins. Track, Choir, Co-op Program Cheryl Johnson Volleyball, Marching Band, Orches- tra Tawana King: Student Council, BOEC Trina Kroger: Student Council Paul Kopcan: Baseball, Ski Club, Soccer, Tennis, Swimming Michael Lewis. Basketball, Football, Track Anthony Lynch: High School Challenge Club Marvin Lyons Choir, Marching Band Brent Marko; National Honor Society, Soccer, Co-op Program .. rHSA Jonathan Mateen: Basketball, Track, (fo-op Program, Marching Band-Drum Major Wilfred McNeil: Football, Track, Choir, BOEC Katrece Moore: National Honor Society Tamara Mont: National Honor Society Micheal Morgan: Football, Track, Marching Band, JROTC Randy Morgan Football, Ski Club Sherwin Mukes: Linette Nadir: National Honor Society, Marching Band. BOEC, Health Youth Volunteer Martin Needham: Track, Marching Band, Color Guard Cardi Pow U: Tennis, J.A. ■ - Jovita Roberts: Track, Student Council, Co-op Pro- gram, BOEC Uyonka Rushing: Softball, Cheerleader Brian Sanderson: Football, Marching Band Shawn Sanderson: Marching Band, Swimming, Chess Mark Schnesk: Nation Honor Society, Ski Club, Stu- dent Council High School Challenge Club Dawn Shorpshire: National Honor Society Carlton Shelton: Swimming Erston Simms: JA LaQuita Scott: Choir, BOEC Mary Stewart: Volleyball, Student Council, BOEC Nina Tardy: Student Council, Co-op Program, JA Susan Thompson: National Honor Society Cassandra Simmons: Marching Band, BOEC Joseph Walter: Football, Track Rick Warmbold: National Honor Society, Basketball, Ski Club Soccer, JROTC Bonita Williams: National Honor Society, Volleyball, Student Council, Co-op Program Marcia Williams: Cheerleader Scott Yurk: Co-op Program 64 Senior Activities Timothy Brown Janine Busha Joyce Cade Tanya Campbell Senior 1 2 Senior Darelyn Crochran Terry Crews Van Dawkins Matt Coggins Ronald Croudy Melinda Dimmick JoEUen Darlington Susan Dunford Richard Cory Linda Dawkins Sheila Edwards Werner Fochler Tresa Fordham Dave Franklin Tracey Franklin Most outgoing-Mary Stewart and Jonathan Mateen Christine Gale Karen Gooley Bethany Green Sean Harris Monica Hayes LeRon Henry Norm Himes Dawn Hinton Robin Howard Christian Houston Senior 3 Stephon Kennedy Tawana King Trina Koger Paul Kopcan Most Likely to Succeed-Bethany Green and Terry Crews Kirk Lawson Michael Lewis 4 Senior Diane Lixey Anthony Lynch Jonathon Mateen Kathy Maule Katrece Moore Linette Nadir Marvin Lyons Senior 5 Brent Marko Wilfred McNeil Randy Morgan Maynard Newman Dante McGee Michael Morgan Tamara Mont Sherwin Mukes Martin Needham Shawn Sanderson Kent Scobey Laquita Scott Sabrina Pendleton Uyonka Rushing Mary Peterson Brian Sanderson Mark Schnesk Jovita Roberts Corey Nolden Creshando Payne 6 Senior Cardi Powell Carlton Shelton Dawn Shropshire Cassandra Simmons Erston Simms Lisa Smith Mary Stewart Gene Stuart Nina Tardy David Carpenter strikes a chic pose. Jennifer Uhlbeck Rick Warmbold1 Senior 7 High Distinctions G.P.A. (3.5-4.0) Distinctions G.P.A. (3.0-3.4) Janine Busha and Brent Marko - Most Intelligent Seniors Not Pictured Eric Brantley Yaeko Brodie David Carpenter Robin Carter Elonda Duncan Patti Franklin Marta Greer Scott Hawkins Carlos Johnson Latasha McNeil LaVance Morgan Victoria McNeice Trevis Rouser Craig Sutters Joseph Walton Robert Waycaster . Jeanette Williams Joseph Zelley Marcia Williams Brian Worth Scott Yurk 8 Senior Famous Last Words Wherever you go, hold your head high, but don't turn up your nose, for the man with his head uuwn, knows not where he goes. Wilfred McNeil Smile and be happy with life and never let it take you for a ride, instead you take it for one. Susan Dunford Life begins at birth and ends at college and death goes on forever. Cardi Powell It's up to you, to excel beyond whats expected of you. Erston B. Simms If you strive for the best. You'll get nothing less. Jo Ellen Darlington I came, I saw, I conquered! Bonita Williams To all underclassmen, set your goals early and strive to achieve them. Mark Bard Set your goals high. Achieve them, and be something in life. Ryan Avery Success is only acquired through hard work! Sherwin Mukes Aim high, for the future is closer than you think. Robin Howard To all of you who might be thinking about giving up, don't, keep on keeping on, because the best is yet to come. Tawana King Don't look back, look forward, because there's always something waiting in your future. Trina M. Kroger Ten Years From Now In ten years from now, I plan to have my own outstanding business that flourishes and also a good family life. Paulette Jackson I will be a successful r 'uter programmer and electrician or touring America in a ' oe of sports car). Kirk Lawson Seniors 65 FACULTY - OUR HOSTS Throughout the past decade, our dedicated faculty members have encouraged academic and personal growth in all of the Academy's students. We've grown accus- tomed to harder studies and more homework, but the staff pushes us because they want us to be the best in Flint, and in Michigan. Because of their concern and patience, they have helped us make our school Number One. So get excited about our hosts and Celebrate! Years Dedicated To Academy 66 Staff And Administration Mr Anthony Brown-1983, Mrs. Eula Thigpen-1976, and Mr. Ladale Woods-1985. (Security) Staff And Administration 69 F. A. Teachers Make The Grade Mrs. Paula Cochran 1977 Mrs. Jacquelyn Ms. Marjory Curtis Culnon 1976 1979 Mr. Harry Cybulski 1976 Mr. John Davidek 1979 Ms. Judy Dawson 1977 70 Faculty Mr. David Belisle 1976 Mrs. Florence Anderson 1979 Mrs. Margaret Mr. Dennis Kiewitt Mr. Robert Krabill Jones 1978 1976 1984 Mr Phillip Long 1979 Mrs. Alta Maddix 1977 Mr Floyd Matthews 1979 Mr. Roger Schwitalla 1979 Ms. Delores Smith 1985 Mr Soden Smith 1977 M rs. Marsha Mr Joseph Teague Stauffer 1977 1978 Mr Charles Thomas 1978 •The year indicates the 1st year of uninterrupted service at the Flint Academy. Mrs. Gloria Tibbetts 1979 Mr Stanley Mrs. Catherine Tomczyk Williams 1979 1976 Mr. Curtis Mr. Bruce Wiltse Williamson 1977 1979 Faculty 71 A full decade. Ten years and ten different groups of under- graduates have passed by. Although the people, the number of them, and their styles have changed, one thing has remained constant with our students; a first-rate education. Entering the Flint Academy requires special scholastic skills and these have been emphasized throughout all ten years here. Our school re- cords show our students getting higher scores on standardized tests and better grades in the classroom. We have the right to be proud and to celebrate for the Academy's tenth birthday because of our academic improvement throughout the years, and for our excellence as students. Celebrate Undergraduate 73 Juniors - Eager To Celebrate! Krista Adams James Addison April Alexander Gregory Baer Elliza Bankston Lynn Bateman Regina Battle Ida Berry Veronica Bethune Ramona Bishop Mark Bivins Ronda Black Wilandrea Blair Rashawnda Blake Bryan Bobolz Jamel Bolden Bryan Bransford Mark Buchler 74 Juniors Timothy Burton Loren Carlson Shannon Case Timothy Chastain James Claxton Lorene Cooper Robert Cooper Alberta Crawford Antonia Crawford Allan Davis Angilena Davis Nicholas Dean Jennifer DeMaria Pam?la DeVaughn Michael Donigan Michelle Draheim Brad Edgecombe Najia Elerson Eric Evans Nichole Fielder Juniors 75 Loretta Forward Mason Fournier Pamela Franklin Michael Garner Sandra Goss Christine Gray Crystal Gray Angela Gulley Mary Haney Detra Harrington Angela Hewitt Kathleen Himes Taura Howard Lawrence Hubbard Elizabeth Ingram Kristine Janke James Johnson Kenny Johnson 76 Juniors Glen Keely David Keller Andre Kelley 1 Tammy Kellum Colleen Klebs Tabatha Koger Larry Lane Kristi LeBlanc Gretel Lewis David Lock Eric Luokka Marie Makidon Judy McMurray Lyanna Millen Marvin Miller Marc Mitchner Harold Morgan Wendy Morton Tyron Motley Juniors 77 Keith Nelson Carolyn Nickles Gina Novara Otis Nunn Ellen Opper Janeen Overton Tawana Patilla Tralonie Perkins Brian Petrella Lajuan Pringle Terrence Reeves Matt Riffe Alvita Rouser Richard Russell Ameer Rutherford David Salinas Jane Sanders Michele Seymour Suzanne Shelton Byron Simmons Twyla Simms 78 Juniors 1985-86 Junior Class Officers: Pam Franklin. Mary Haney, and Rashawnda Blake Missing is Najia Elerson Gregory Smalley Maria Stapleton Ann Stefanic Dina Tasevska Charmane Taylor Christina Torrey Patrice Triplett Krystal VanArsdale Shirley Waite Vanita Wamble Christopher Warmbold Ineatha Waters Laurie Webb Lisa Willford Liz Willoughby Cheri Woods Jason Wynn Sandra Youngblood Juniors 79 On The Go With The Sophomores Sophomore Tamara Johnson demonstrates the Prep . The winner of the Law Day Essay Contest,” Kim Butler, proudly displays her award. Dione Adams Brett Anderson Derrick Anderson Angela Ascencio Le Baily Latrease Banks Karla Barnett Leann Bates Tracey Beck Justin Bigelow Vincent Bolden Crystal Broughton Colette Brown Milton Brown Tamara Brown Percy Buck Ulysses Burns Kimberly Butler 80 Sophomores Terrance Butler James Campbell Miles Carter Colette Crain Brent Crowder Lawanda Davis Twanethea Davis Shirlet Earnest Erica Evans Shelly Ford Yolanda Fortenberry Dione Freeman Amy Furze Julie Gerace Jeffrey Gerarol Mindy Gibson Darian Goza Darrien Greene Dawn Haeger Monica Harris Rebecca Haughey Burdette Hawkins James Hawkins Albert Herrera Courtney Cavette and Earnest Jones take a look at last year's Seniors during lunch. Sophomores 81 Delbert Holley Jeffrey Holove Wanda Howard Burton Hubbard Carman Hudson Omar Hyatt Clarence Johnson Leonard Johnson Monique Johnson Tamara Johnson Bradley Jones Earnest Jones Marie Jones Roxanna Jones Gregory Kent Amy Lampley Mary Landis Dallas Lenear Adam Lester Jeffery Lillard Terrence Lilly Stephanie Lincoln Vincent Bolden rapps to the school about India Crayton patiently waits for the bell to ring, an upcoming dance. 82 Sophomores Douglas Long Melissa Mason Tonya Mayberry Aimeer McCrary Sheila McDaniel Milton McGee Cassandra Mobley Michael Moore Shannon Morrison Joseph Mosley Regina Mukes Michael Murphy Trachelle Pearson and Tizana Wicker display their musical talents. Thomas Nealssohn Tara Nitz Consuela Norris Stephen Novak Erica Nunn Jeffrey Overman Trachell Pearson Valerie Perdue Jodi Perreault Kassandra Porteous Angelic Portillo Heather Provost Chris Ray James Rideout Radonna Riggs Doug Ruggles Kevin Scobey Robert Shafer Sophomores 83 Danielle Royster Shelley Shannon Robert Sias Pete Smith Regina Smith Rose Stalker Kimberly Starks Erica Thomas Nichole Taylor Lisa Tower Beth Trevithick El-HAJJ Triplett Timothy Vaner Nadine Warner Yolanda Washington Richie Watt Michelle Westbook Duane Weston Ulysses Burns teases the camera by holding up a Hamady sign. Don Willy shows the other side of himself at Halloween. 84 Sophomores Heidi Williams turns just as the camera snapps a picture. Clarence Johnson tries to locate some organisms in Biology. Shirlet Earnest concentrates before taking the wheel. Jeuelle White Nannette White Tizana Wicker Robert Winford Bryon Williams Heidi Williams Daniel Willy Aaron Wilson Marcus Wynne Sophomores 85 Starting Off Fresh LaRonn Hemphill, Sylvia Jones, and Eugene Black have a good time together in French class. Monica Adams Scott Ballentine Daniel Bard Tammy Bargo Susan Bateman Mishell Batson Dana Bedard Shawnda Bell Onda Berger Jennifer Betts Eugene Black Anthony Bolton Dennis Boyer Shanwyon Bradley Jo Carolyn Bragg Lisa Bronson Carmen Brown Jill Bruckman Kena Burnett Nemecia Bush Andrea Butler Walter Butler Jermaine Caldwell Terrance Campbell Robert Camper Yolonda Clark Anita Clarke Robert Cook Kimberly Cooke Shalenza Collins Danielle Crowder Kimberly Daly Shontelle Dent Ira Edwards James Elam Jeff Elliott Jesse Etheridge Carmen Evans Tracy Evans Patrick Feaster Patrick Garner Carolyn Goss Freshmen 87 David Guinn Billy Gulley Deisha Hanson Kimberly Harden Richard Heller Laronn Hemphill Melanie Hemphill Joshua Hewitt Yolanda Hill Sheena Hodge Brenda Hollenbeck James Hollins Monica Holmes Michael Horton Patricia Hoskin Pamela Hussey Crystal Isom Christopher Jackman Kenneth Jackman Tamika Jackson Debra Jones Jeni Jones Sylvia Jones Charese Junior Melani Katzmareck Keith Koger Jennifer Kroll Seth Lawson Carmen Lewis Colette Lewis Amy Lock Jennifer Luokka Stephanie Lyde SS Freshmen Donald Margetson Anita McDaniel Elbert McCaughy Stacy McGhee Theresa McNamara Danielle McReynolds Lashoine Melton Brant Miller Tyann Monreal Kim Morton Jayne Nealssohn Monica Nelson Demetria Newman Ayanna Nunn Natasha Nunn Yolanda Odom Nathan Orange Danielle Overton - Elizabeth Sequra proves that braces are beautiful. Kim Morton s distinctive smile has become famous throughout the school. Freshmen Eric Patterson Keri Perreault Eric Pike William Polk Luis Portillo Kerry Price Michelle Prieur Dwight Reynolds Linda Ringlein Stacy Robb Corey Root Daria Ross Laura Ross Michelle Royster Hassan Rutherford Dawn Scott Elizabeth Segura Paula Sheick Stephanie Sherwood Kendra Skipper Debbra Smeja Lon Stapleton 90 Freshmen Joel Stiff Paul Stogner Mark Stohon Sherrise Strong Brian Tallieu Anica Tasevska Tameika Taylor Karen Thomas Nikka Thompson Javonka Thorns Boris Turner Jajuan Turner Trina Turner William VanWyck Chennelle Waters Shani Weeden LaRon Wilburn Dawn Wilson Robert Wilson Craig Wiltfong David Wiltfong Todd Worth Freshmen 91 Slowly But Surely Jason Benson Edris Benton Gloria Boone Lynda Boone Kenneth Bostwick Jenny Bowden Thomas Buchler Ernestine Burks Edris Burt Acho Byrd David Claxton James Cloyd Cortez Collier Jermaine Conner Donnell Cornelius Rhonda Crayton Alicia Davis Kendra Davis 92 Eighth Grade Robert DeMaria Kathryn Dufon Shawn Dunigan Katrina Durret Troy Elbert Amy Fink Frank Franklin Percy Glover Michelle Grant Veroncia Gulley Claudett Hairston Damone Harper Marjorie Haughey Tamika Hawkins Kip Heller Ronald Heller Alicia Davis does work in her Latin class. Alan Helms Vicki Hendrick Anvil Henry Amy Herman Cynthia Herrera Richard Hildreth David Hornaday Leslie Hudson Dionne Hunter Gwendolyn Jackson Resheid Jackson Maieshae Jenkins Erika Johnson Rochelle Johnson Eighth Grade 93 Brian Jones Quinette Junior Anthony Kilgore Gary Kilgore Latisha Koger Brian Lam Jennifer Lam Idris Lee Carmen LeFlore Todd LeFlore Tony Linton Eric Ludvigsen Yolanda Macklin Lorna Mann Jamie Marshall Douglas Mason Denise Matney Tammalette Mattison 94 Eighth Grade Shonda May Tawana McCullough Jermaine Carner and Coary Kilgore converse before class begins. Sonya Mclvor Tonya Mclvor Jamie Menzing Shantel Miller Teresa Miller Kimberly Mitchell Daryl Motley Marcel Nadir Rachelle Neal Janet Nelson Lataska Oden Sarah O'Henley Stephanie Payne Dondrick Perkins Traci Polovina Ericka Powell Stephanie Ragland Abdul Rashid Eighth Grade 95 Lorna Reyes Camille Reynolds Kelly Rockwood Darren Rosser Terrance Rushing Jennifer Russell Marcus Wachter is involved with his typing in Mr. Freeman's class. Aminah Saladdin Jerald Searfoss Rhonda Simpson Armond Singleton Leslie Smith Lowna Smith Monica Smith Terrance Rushing cleans up before the lunch period ends. Dorcas Tedford Tamika Thompson Allen Tolbert Aaron Trawick Michelle Utt Christopher Waite Amanda Walker Steven Waycaster Veronica Wesley Necol White Tracy Wicks Dante Williams Teresa Wingard Bobbie Woodel Jamie Wright Dellissa Wynn Christopher Younger Stacy Younger Eighth Grade 97 Newcomers Join The Celebration Michelle Ascencio Nathanial Allison Naketa Banks Raychell Bates Nick Batsios Kamanti Bean Larry Beck Dannielle Benson Audra Berger George Black Darryll Brown Larry Brown Michael Brown Timeka Brown Kendra Boykins Farneseia Buford Shamel Burnett Kwan Butler Lisa Byrd Kimberly Cabell Steven Carney Toya Carter Sharia Case Joseph Cassidy 98 Seventh Grade Alvin Clarke Katerrius Conerly Delicia Cook Roseann Cooper Peter Crane Jennifer Craven Salwa Dabaja Michelle Davila - Martinez Necia Davis Deanna Delano Michael Dimmick Opie Dixon Steve Donigan Kerri Dunford James Elston Venicia Etherly Amy Falk Latonia Fields Theresa Flynn Stannett Gaines Spring Gant Jermaine Garth Theresa George Cynthia Gerard Gale Glover Daniel Hall David Hall Seventh Grade 99 Celeste Hamp Valerie Hampton Eni Haralson Aundrea Hatten Emil Hemphill Jeremy Hetherington Laticia Hoey Bernice Hollenbeck Katrina Houston Angela Hubert Suzanne Jackman Amy Jackson Kina Jackson Kimberly Johnson Latrice Johnson Dominique Jones Tyrone Jones Tamara Kilbourne Stacie Knapp Heather Laforge Jason Lane Joseph LaVictoire Rashonda Malloy Delmond Marshall 100 Seventh Grade Jennifer Marshall Aimee Martin Crystal McClain Derrick McDaniel Michelle McIntyre Stephanie Miller Todd Miller Jeryl Montgomery Dentson Moore Vicki Morgan Kristin Mosley Michael Novak Angela Patrick Machel Payne Phil Payne Charlita Payton Mashawn Pederson Keith Petrella Seventh Grade 101 Nervously waiting to present their student government speeches are Tamika White, Bernice Hollenbeck and Aimee Martin. Paul Pichey Maurice Purches Kateco Roberts Melika Robinson Andrea Ross Angela Ross Kim Sallas Jennifer Sanders Michael Schaepkens Heath Skrabak Alexis Small Sheene Smith Lisa Talarico Nicole Teague Katrina Teverbough Danette Thompson Matthew Thompson Harlee Turner 102 Seventh Grade Satonya Turner Matthew Vickery Angel Walker Kennika Waters Shalonda Watkins Joseph Whetstone Tamika White Angie Williams Catrina William Miranda Lester and Joseph Whetstone just heard their assignment. Seventh Grade 103 AUiuu. Uionnc 10. SO. OS. 39 Adams Krista ”4 Adams, Monica 2©. 4o. 87 Addison. James 74 Alcorn, Christian Alexander. April 47. 74 Allen. Brian Senior 1. lo. o4 Allison. Nathanial 98 Anderson. Brett 31. 80 Anderson. Derrick 3. 80 Anderson, Michelle Senior 1 64 Anderson, Miko 92. 95 Asa, Cheralyn 49 Ascencio. Angela 2. 14, 15, 37 Assencio. Michelle 98 Avery, Gwen 50, 52, 92 Avery, Ryan Senior 1. 64. 65 87 87 Baber Charlene Baber. Cletus 21 Baer, Greg 74 Baer, Jodi 92 Bailey. Le 80 nr Semot 4 Ballentine. Scott 35. 87 Banks. Keith Senior 1. 21 Banks. Latrease 50. 80 Banks. Naketa 98 Bankston. Ellixa 47. 74 Bard, Daniel 23. 87 Bard, Mark Seni Bargo, Tammy 17 87 Barnett Karla 8 7 47 I Barnett ShJL 52 9 Bartory layha 92 r Bateman? .ynn 10_ 45, 48. 56 74 Bateman Susan 56. 57, 87 Bates. Leann 40, 80 Bates. Raychen 98 fi ltsi©'- Nichola - 98 Batson, MisfreII 87 Battle. Regina 74 Battles. Thomas 35 Battles. Tiffany 53 Bean, Kamaanti 98. 100 Beasley, Kelly Beck. Larry 98 Beck. Tracey 40. 5c. 80 Bedard. Dana 87 Bell. Shawnda 2c. 87 Belser, Cynthia Senior 1. 3 Benson. Danielle 54 98 Benson. Jason 50. 52, °2 Benton, Edr 40, 92 Berger Audra 98 Berger. Onda 55. 87 Berry, Ida 25, 4c. 74 Bet Kune. Veronica 74 Betts, Jennifer 49. 87 Bigelow Justin 80 Bishop. Ramona 50, 57, 74 Bivins. Mark 74 Black. Eugene 8c, 87 Black, George 48, 98 Black, Rhonda 74 Blackwell. Gretchen 57 Blair, Wilandrea 74 Blake. Rashawnda 32. 41. 47. 74. Bobolz. Brian 74 Bolden. James 40. 74 Bolden. Vincent 31, 82 104 Boone, Gloria 54, 92 Index Boone I ynda 54 92 Boone. l uusiu 54 Boston. Ken 40 Bostwick. Kenneth 92 Bowden, Jenny 52 92 Boyer. Dennis 23 35. Boykins, Kendra 98 Bradley, Shanwy n 47 Brady. Maurice Bragg. Jo Carolyn 33, 87 Brandon, LaTonyi 50 Btansfvird. Brian 28 74 Brantley, Eric Senior 8 Brodie Yaeko finior 55 BronsorW Lisa 33 51. 87 Broughton, Crystal 40. 5] Brown Carmen w‘7 Brown Colette 40 80 Brown Darryll 98 Brown Larry 40 52, 98. 99 Brown, Michael Brown. Milton 2; .30 Brown, Sh retha Senior 1. 47 Btown. Tan 80 Brown, Time vS Bj|jw Senior 1. 16, 21 Bruckman. Jill 8 Buchler. Mark 4fv 4 Buchler, Thoma 92;- Buck. Percy 23 ' 80 Buford Tarnesia 98 Bulks, Ernestine 54. 92 bur nett, ahanel Burnett. Kena 87 4 , . Burns “Ulysses lo. 20, 21, 31 80, 64, 30 •HjfBurt, Edris 50, 92 MtoMgmothy 75 I Bush, Nemicia v, ©7 Bunb.t Janine Setu � r 1, Senior 7, 45. 64 j itlei Andrea 40 37 5. Butlei K ml J 80 W Butla, Terrance 31 81 kitler, VValter 87 Byrd. Acho 92 Byrd, Lisa 98 o4 Claxton, James 75 Cluyd, James Cobbin. Janten 90 Coggin Matthew 52. ©3. o4 Collier, Cortez 30,!92 Collin , shalen io 87 Conerlv Katetiius 9“ Conner Jet main 41 92 9 Coo L Barbara nior 2 9, 57, t 2, CooCS W99 Cook Kot erM 7 Cooke„ Kimberly 87 Cooper, Bobby 50. 57, 7 7 Cooper. Ken Cooper, Lorene 47. 75 Coopei, Robert 75 Cooper. Rose 54. 99 Cornelius, Donnell 92— Corr Rfthard Senior 2. 21 Crai JVter 90 Craven Jennifer Crawford, Alberta 53, 75 Crawford. Antonia 75 Crayton, India 82 Crayton, Rh gda 92 Creech. Matt 57 Crews, Set wf 2. Senior 4, 16, 21, 28 o4 Crochran Darelyn Senior 7, 50 Croudy, Ronald Senior 2 2? ©4 Croudy, Sean Crowder. Brent 23, 81 Crowder. Danielle 87 Cummings. kVillie 40. 56. 64 79 Cabell. Darnell 30 31 Cabell. Kimberly Cade. Joyce Senior 1. 47, o4 Caldwell. Jermaine 50, 87 Calhoun, Carla 55 1 Campbell James 81 Campbell, Tanya senior 1. 45, ©4 Campbell. Terrame 52, 48. 87 Camper, Robert 87 Carlson, Loren 45 75 Carney, Steven 98 Cat pen ter. David Senior 7, Senior 8, 45. 5© Carter. Miles lo 21. 81 Carter. Robin Senior 8 Carter, Toya °8 .mR Caruthers, Bernita 40. 55 Case, Shannon 5 R5g| Case Sharia 54 98 Cassidy, Joseph 98 Cavette, Courtney 23 81 Chappell, Jenny 54 Chastain. Timothy 40 46, 75 Cheeks, Alonzo 21 Clarke, Alvin 90 V Clarke. Anita 47. 87 Hark Yolanda 53. 87. Claxton, David 92 Darlington. JoEllen Senior 2. 14 45, ©4, 6 Davilla Martinez Michelle 100 Davis, Alicia 92, 93 Davis, Allen 45. 5o, 75 Davis. Angilena 25, 75 Davis. Kendra 92 Davis. Lawanda 5. 8, 57. 81 Davis, Necia 90 Davis, Tawanaka Davis. Twanethea 81 Dawkins, Deirdre Dawkins, Linda Senior 2 Dawkins, Van Senior 2. 21, 64 Dean. Nicholas 75 DeLano, DeAnna 99 Delano, Deseri DeMaria. Jennifer 75 DeMaria, Robert 40. 92, 93 Dent, Shontelle 87 DeVaughn, Pamela 17. 40. 75. 36 Dimmick, Melinda Senior 2. 40, 45. 4©. 51 Dimmick, Michael 41. 50, 99 Dixon. Jeanell 53 Dixon Opie 99 Donnigan Mike 40, 75 Donnigan, Steve 90 Draheim, Michelle 75 Dufon, Kathryn 40, Duncan. Elonda Senior 8 Dmnigan. Sb.iwft 93 Dunford Kerri 99 Punford Susan Senior 2 40, ©4. ©5 PurrettL Katrina 93 4 Imilr ; Earne Wr™ 81. 85 Eckert, Michael Edgecombe. Brad 31, 75 Ldoionds, Connie Edris, Burt Edwards, Ira 87 Edwards, Paul Edwards, Shelia Senior 2, 46, 62, o4 Elam, James Jr. 23. 87 Elbert, Troy 93 Elerson Najia 47, 75, 79 Elkins, Trina Elliot. Jeff 4, 87 Elston, James 99 Etherly, Venica 99 Etheridge. Jesse 48, 87 Evans, Carmen 47, 87 Evans, Eric 28, 75 Evans, Erica 33. 81 Evans, Tratey 87 ■age Falk Amy 99 Farrell, Luana Feaster, Patrick 87 Fielder. Mdtole 75 J Fields, Latoni. 54. 99 Fink, Amy 93 Flynn. Teresa 99 Fouchler, Werner Senior 2 Ford, Shelly 5. 40. 51. 57. 81 Fordham. Tresa Senior 2, o4 Fortenberrv Yolanda 81 Forward, Loielta 76 Fournier Mason 12. 22, 23, 76 Franklin. David Senior 2� 27 Franklin. Frank 93 Franklin, Matthew 40 Franklin, Pamela 32, 47, 76. 79, 3o Franklin. Patti Senior 8 Franklin, Tracey Senior 2 |MM Freeman, Crystal Sjnior 1 Seiior 3, c4, 3o Freeman, Dionne ft 40 Furze. Amy 40. 47. 5 , 81 Fykes. Chari Senior 3, 47. o4 | 111 Gainer, btannett 99 d| Gale, Christine Senior Gant, Spring 9 Garner, Michael 7o Garner, Patrick 87 Garner. Todd 4o. 50. 5o Garth, Jermaine 99 Gefl ge, Jheresa 99 G rfp. lulie 17 81. 38 3 1 Gerrard. Cynthia 53, 99 I Gerrard. Jeffrey 01 Gibson, Mindy 40. 81 Gillmore, Christopher Glover, Gale 53. 99 Glover, Percy Q3 Goins,' Michael 28 Gooley, Karen Senior 3, 51, 64 Gooley, Monique Goss, Carolyn 51, 87 Goss, Sandra 47, 76 Goza Parian 81 Grant Micnelle 52, 93 Gray, Chrisine 76 Gr , Crystal 13. 53, 76 Green Bethany Senior 3, Senior 4. 45, Green Parrien 3. 31, 81 Greer. Marta Se™ 6 13, 24, 25 Guinn, David 41. 50. 52, 88 Gulley, Angela 7o Gulley. Billy 88 Gulley, Veronica 93 o4 10 H llaeger. Dawn 50. 81 Hariston, Claudette 93 Hall, Daniel 99 Hall, David 99 Hall, George Hamp, Celeste 100 Hampton. Valerie 100 I Handley. Trina Haney, Mary 25. 7o, 7 Hankerson, Rodney Hannah. Katrina 13, Hanson, Deisha 88 Haralson, Em 100 Harden. Kimberly 88 I Harper, Damone 93 Harrington, Detra 32 40, 51, 76 Harris, Monica 81, 2c Harris, Sean Senior 3. 27. 35. 40, 64 Flatten, Aundria 100 Haughey, Marjorie 93 Haughey, Rebecca 17, 40, 81, 38 Hawcroft, Brad Hawcroft, Bart Hawkins. Burdette 81 Hawkins, James 81 Hawkins, Julie Hawkins, Scott Senior 0 o4 Hawkins, Tamika 51. 93 Hayes, Monua Senior 3. o4 Heller, Kip 93 Heller. Richard 52. 88 Heller. Ronald 40, 93 Helms, Alan 93 Hemphill, Emil 100 Hemphill, LeRon 31. o. 88 Hemphill, Melanie 88 3 Hendrick, Vicki 93 Henrv. Anvil 28. 31, 9t Henry. LeRon Senior Herman, Amy 93 Herrera. Albert 81 Herrera, Cynthia 93 Hetherington, Angela $0 Hetherinton. Jeramie lpF Hewitt, Angela 4,. 7 Hewitt. Joshua 88 Hildreth Richard 93 Hill, Yolanda 88 Himes. Kathleen 76 Himes. Norman Senior 3 Hinton, Dawn Senior 3 17, 25. 46, 48 m. Hckigi S leetia 88 He py. La tic 8t Hcllei be k. 8er nete 4% 54, 100. 102 HcJienbe k HreEidd 88 82 31, 55 I jM Hofle’ [ ell ert|50, Hdlir s. am ?s 8 Hdm s, vlo uc 2i H lov?. . ?ff ey ll. Hqok n, ’at ici Hoindda I av d 9 Horton, Mic iacj 1 JlOskins. Patricia £ I Houston, Christian Se Houston. Katrina 100 Howard, Robin 47. 48 64, 65 Howard, Taura 76 Howard, Wanda 8. 82 Hubbard. Burton 57 8:w 4 Hubbard, Lawrence 12 31, 76 Hubert, Angela 100 Hudson. Carman 25 48j 82 Hudson. Leslie 93 Hunter. Dionne 48. 93 Hussey, Pamela 26, 88 1 ll Hutchins. Karen Hyatt, Fatina 53 88 3 13. 25. 04 Hyatt, Omar 23. 82 Ingram, Elizabeth 76 Isom, Crystal 88 J Jackman, Christopher 88 Jackman, Kenneth 55, 88 Jackman. Suzanne 100 Jackson. Amy 100 Jackson, Gwendolyn 50, 52, 93 Jackson, Kina 100 Jackson. Lachelle Senior 4, o4 Jackson. Paulette Senior 4, 11 40. 45 46. 48. 64, 65 Jackson. Resheid 93 Jackson, Sheena fackson, Tamika 88 Janke. Kristine 47, 76 Jenkens, Chantel Serior 4. 64 nkens. Moieshae ! 52,93 JohnsSn Carlos Senior 8. lo. 21 28 Johnson, CTieryl Senior 4, 64 ' Johnson. Clarence 23, 82, 85 Johnson, David 45, 47 Johnsdh, Erika 50, 51, 93 Johnson, Hue Johnson, James 5o. 76 Johnson, Kelly 40, 47 Johnson, Kendrick 76 Johnson. Kimberly 100 Johnson, Lattice 100 Johnson. Leonaid 40. 47, 82 Johnson, Monique 40, 57, 02 Johnson. Phillip 23. 31 Johnson. Rochelle 93 Johnson, Tamara 26, 80. 82 Jones, Bradley 34. 35, 40, 82 Jones. Brian 40, 94 Jones, Debra 47. 88 Jones. Dor tnique 100 Jones, Ernest 23. 31, 48. 81 82 HKTjennifX 50, 88 VJ Jones, Mane 8 Jones, Rovanna 8 Jones, Sylvia 80, Jones, Tyrone 100 Junior Charese 88 junioi Katmareck Meiani 88 Keely. Glen Keller. David 45. 77 Kelley. Andre 21, 77 Kellum. Tammy 47, 77 Kellv. Glen 12. 27 35. 41. 77 Kennedy. Stephon senior 4 Kent. Gregory 82 Kessler. Deanna Keswick, Jennifer 100 Kilbourne Tamara OO Kilgore. Anthony 50. 94 Kilgore. Coary 95 Kilgore. Gary 94 King. Tawana Senior 4. 9. 47, 64, 65 Kirk. David Kish, Jacqueline Klebs, Colleen 41, 77 Knapp, Stacie 100 Knight. Melissa 88 Kogei, Keith Koger, Latisha 94 Koger, Tabatha 25. 76. 77 Koger. Trina Senior 4, o4. o5 Kopsan, Paul Senior 4. 27. 41, o4 M'vaml'AK 1 k n Kroll, Jennifer 41, 88 105 Kucharski, Joseph Latorge. Heather 100 Lam, Brian 94 Lam, Jennifer 2. 53, 04 Lampley. Amy 52 Landis. Mary 52 Lane Jason 100 Lane. Larrv 21, 77 Lang Crystal Senior 4 LaVutofre Joseph 54. 100 ' tgfc on, Kirk Senior 4 o5 Lav.-on. Seth 55 55 B leBlam. Kristi 45. 51, 77 j fPJ Idris 4 4 j;, LeFlore, Carmen 52, 94 LeFIore, Todc Lenear Dallas 45 52 Leonard. Michaei Lester. Adam 52 IVI II dlUid I Vv' Lewis, Carmen 53, Lewis, Colette 52 55 Lewis. Feneda Lewis, Gretel 77 Lewis Michael Senior 4. lo. 21. 64 Lewis. Nathaniel Lewis, Stephanie Lillard. Jeffrey 21. 52 1 Lilly, Terrence 50. 52 Lincoln. Stephanie 47. 52 Linton. Tony 41. 94 Lixey. Diane Senior 5 Lock Amy 85 Lock. DaviJ BJI r Long. Douglas 23. 83 Lopez. Vanessa Ludvigsen. Eric 41, 94 Luokka. Eric Luokka. Jenifer 88 Lyde. Stephanie 88, 35 Lynch. AsBhonv Senior 5,145 00, o2, Lyons. Marvin Senior 5. 50 o4 Lyons Norman 64 100 Malloy. Lashonda 100 Mann, Lorna 48, 54. 94 Maigetson. Donald 8° Maxko. Brent Senior 5, Senior £ j!5, 62. 64 Marshall, Jennifer 101 Mai shall. Deimonde 100 Marshall. Jamie 94 imee 10. 102 Mason. D«mglas 94 Mason, Melissa 3. 83 Mateen, Jonathon Senior 3, Senio: 5, 9, I 28. 50.,o4 Matney, Denise 94 Mattison T.immalett 54 94 Maule KatMeen Senior 5 Maxwell. Tyrome 23 Mav Shonda Torvj 47 ?S Ma isr? lulie 2. 53 Melvin l iShoine 48, 50 59 Binding. Jamie 52, 95 Biler Brant 89 n m llgk Lvangi 17' Miller. Mar n 14. 23. 35. 77 ilfer Shantel 95 tliei Stephanie 54. 10! Miller, Teresa 95 MiTTe Uxdd 101 Mitchell. Amcarc 23 Mitchell, Kimberly 52. 9s Mnchnei. Mau 77 Mobley Cassandra 51. 83 Monteal Tyann 89, 9i Mont, Tamara Senior 5. 45 L Montgomery, Jeryl 101 Montgomery. LaTasha Mom, Dentson 101 Moore Katreece Senior 5, 45 64 Moore, Michael 83 Morgan Harold 14, 77 Morgan. Kimberly 52 Morgan. La Vance Senior 8 Morgan Michael Senior 5. 64 Morgan, Randv Senior 5. 45, 64 Mt igan, Vicki 53 101 Mon isoft, Shannon 83 I Morton, Kimberly 41 89 Uprton. Wendy 44 45 51 tisley, Joseph 83 osley. Kristen 101 Wotlev. Daryl 95 Mollev 1 y«j 77 7| Mukes, Regina 83 Mukes. Sherwin Senior 5. 64, 65 Murphy. Michael 83 Me McClain C rystal 101 McC rarv Amee 83 McC ulloughg Tawana 95 McDaniel nita 89 McDaniel. Derrick 101 McDaniel Sheila 47, 83 McDowell, De|rick 101 MfCutugby Elbert 89 Dante Senior 5, 10 McGee. Milton 28. 83 M ' 1 1 . 53 89 Mdrtfyre, Arnold McIntyre, Michelle 101 Mclvor. Sonya 54, 95 Mclvor, Tonya 54. 95 McMiilian. Rhoda McMurray, Judy 77 McNamara. Theresa McNeal, LaTasha Mclileice Victoria McNeil. Wilfred Senior 5. 47. 64 £ McReynoids, Danielle 47, 89 77 ?sa 86 «9 Buor 8. 46 I Senior 8, 41 N Nadir, Linettf Senior 5, 64 Nadir, Marcel 95 Neal. Rachelb 95 Neal. Stephanie Nealssohn, javne 55. 89 Ne lsspnK. Th m 56. 83 Needham. Martin Senior 5, 64 Nelson, Janet 95 Nelson. Keith 28, 29, 78 Nelson. Monica 89, 38 Newman, Demetria 50, 89 Newman, Maynard Senior 5, 12, 4o 62 Nickle Carolyn 78 Nit7 I aria 83 11 Nolden Corey Senior 6 Non No irris, ( onffoela 47. J! Kovjk Michael 101 Novak Stephen 41. 57, 83 Novara, C.ijgfl 51, 78 Nunn, Avanna 47, 89 Nunn, Ericka 41, 47 83 Nunn, Natascha 8° Nunn. Otis 21. 78 Oden. LaTaska Odom, Lisa 50 Odom, Yolanda 26. 89 OH nky. W. 41. vc, Opper, Ellen 78 Orange, Nathan 8° Overman, Jeffrey 41 50. 83 Overton, Danielle 48 50. 52, 89 Overton, Janecn 78 P Patilla, Tawaniid 25, 78 Patrick. Andrea 50. 89 Patrick. Angela 101 raff «on. Eric 90 Paynfr Creshando Senior 6 Payne Machel 84, 101 Payne, Phillip 41 54. 101 Payne, Stephanie 50, 52, 95 Payton, Charlita 101 Peai� on. Trachelle 17, 53, 83 PedersQn. Mashawi 54. 101 Peebles, Sharitf Pendleton Sabrina Senior 6 10 Perdue, Valeri 83 Perkirts. (Jondrick 41, 95 Perkins, Tralonifj 75. 78 Perrault, Jodi 51, 83 rerrault It BP B Perry, Charles 28 Peterson, Mary Senior 6 Petrella, Brian 78 Petrella, Keith 101 Petrick, Karl 12, 21 Pichey, Paul 102 Pickens, Joseph Pike, Eric 55. 90 Plamondon, Danae 47 Polk, William 31, 90 Polovina, Traci 95 Porteous. Kassandra 3, 83 Portillo. Angelica 83 Portillo. Luis 90 Powell, Cardi Senior 6, 64, 65 Powell, Ericka 52. 95 Presnail. Vernoica 47 Prewitt, Kimberly Price, Kerry 90 Pringle, Lajuan 47. 78 Prins. Eric 73 Prieur. Michelle 90 Provost, Heather 83 Purches, Maurice 102 Purdue, Valerie 47 Q Quick Monica 54 R Raglund. Stephanie 94. 95 Rashid. Abdul 35, 50 52. 95 Ra Christopher 83 Reeves, Terrence 78 Reye« Lorena 41. 9o Reynolds, Camille 94. 96 Reynolds. Dwight 5o, 90 Rideout James 83 Riffe Matthew 1, 57. 76, 78 Rigg- R« donna 13, 25. 31. 83 Ringlcin, Linda 40. 41. 50. 56. 90 Robb. Stacy 47. 90 Roherts.Jovita Senior 6, 47. 64 Roberts. Kateco 102 Robinson, Melika 102 Roc k wood, Kelly 96 Root Cory 55, 90 Root, Timothy 5o Ross. Andrea 102 Ross, Angela 102 Ross, Daria Ross, Laura 90 Rosser, Darre 96 Rouser, Alvita 25, 76, 78 Rouscr. Trevis Senior 8. 28, 29 Royster, Danielle 47, 84 Royster. Michelle 90 mm Rugglev Douglas 83 Rumph Jermaine 31 Rushing. Terrance 96, 97 Rushing, Ivonka Senior 6, 64 Russell. Jennifer 96 Russell, Patrick Russell. Richard lo, 27. 78 Rutherford Ameer 27. 78 Rutherford Hassan 27, 90 Strong. Sherrise 52, 91 Strozier, Twyla Stuart, Gene Senior 7, 64 Suff, Teresa Sutters. Craig Senior 6, Senior 8, 21, 28 T Talarico, Lisa 101, 102 Tallieu Brian £7, 55. 91 Tardy, Nina Senior 7 64, 76 Tage. Christie 41, 46, 57 Taladdin. Aminah 96 Talinas, David 78 sallas, K imberly 102 Sanders, Jane 78 Sanders, Jennifer 102 Sanderson, Brian Senior 6. 5. 64 sanderson, Shawn Senior 6, 64 Schapkens, Michael 102 Schnesk. Mark Senior 6, 41 63. 64 Scobey, Kent Senior 6. 46 xobey. Kevin 83 Sr vO n w 41 51 Q0 | Scott, Laquita Senior 6. 47. o4| learfoss, J «gura, Elizabeth 35. 89. 90 egura. Saul 35 ymour Michele 5. 17. 35. 45. 46. 57. 78 haff r Robert 83 lannon. Shelly 13, 84 Paula Iton. Carlton Senior 7, 64 Iton, Suzanne 78 lerwood Stephanie 41, 50. 90 iropshirt. Dawn Senior 7. 45. 64 Robert 84 imons, Byron 22. 23, 56. 78 immons. Cassandra Senior 7, 4 64 Imms, Erston Senior 7, 64, 65 mms, Twyla 78 mpson, Rhonda 41, 96 ngleton, ARmond 96 skipper. Kimberly kipper. Kendra 90 skrabak. Heath 102 Small, Alexis 102 smalley, Gregory 28, 79 Smeja. Debbra 90 Smith. Leslie 9e Smith. Lisa Senior 7 Smith. Lowna 9? [Smith. Monica 97 Smith Regina 84| SafcHh Shi milh. Sherry 94. 97 outhward. Courtney 52 ka. Jeity Mike 41 ka, Randy 41 pencer. Daniel 41, 97 I.isevska. Anica 91 A iasevska, Dina 45, 46 9 Taulker. Andrea 41 Taylor. Charmane 47. 77. 79 Tavlor, Nichole 33, 84 Taylc Tamieka 90, 9j Teague Nicole 102 Tcdford. Dorcas 97 Teverbaugh Katrina 54. 102 H)c jnas, Erica 84, 38 50 Thomas. Karen 91 Thompson. Danette 102 Thompson, Matthew 102 Thompson Nikka 92 Thompson. Su an Senior 7. t 4 44, 45.B “ Thompson. Tamika 97 ThgQ 6, JavordL 91 hbrnton. Toad Tolbert, Alldh 97 Topps. Ka! Torrey, Christina 79 Tower. Lisa 42. 84 Trawick, Aaron 97 Trevithick. Bethany 41. 84 Triplett, El-Hajj 84 Triplett. Patrice 79 Turnbull. Robert Senior 7, 21. 45. 56. 63 Turner, Boris 91 Turner. Hailee 52, 99, 102 Turner. Jajuan 91 Turner. Satonya 53, 103 Turner, Tony Turner, Tuna 91 U Uhlbeck, Jennifer Senior 7 Dtt. Michelle 41 07 Yaru rsdale. Krystal 79 VanWyck, William 22. 23 8. oi BV'ainer, Timothv 8, 41, 84 Vickery, Matthew 103 W Wachter, Marcus 96 Waite. Chris 97 Wjffl hirley 40. 41. 46. 57. 79 Walker, Amanda 97 Walker Angel 103 Walk. W.,e [alker. Shante alker. Rose 84 •apleton. Lon apleton. Maria 47. 79 arks. Kim 84 efanic Ann 70 ewart, MarV Senior 3. Senior W7' 48'. 'iff. Joel 91 Stogner. Kelly Strtfcner Paul oi Stohon, Mark 91 I ten, Joseph Senior 8, 21. 64 Wamble, Vanita 79 Warmbold. Christopher 14 15, 27. 41. 46 Warml ld. Lorie 41 Warmbold, Richard Senior 7, 6, 27. 45, 56. WatnerlNadine 8, 51, 84 y Wafren, Yolanda 51 Washington, Oren 31 fh 1 ngton. Yolanda 47, 84, 38 Chennelle 47. 91 Waters. Ineatha 79 Water Kenneika 48. 54. 103 ins, Shalonda 103 Richie 21. 84 pycaster. Kobertbemo B Waycaster, Steven 97 Wasr v Li Water Watei| Weaver, Latica 54 Webb, Laurie 32. 46, 51, 79 Weeden, Shani 41, 91 Westbrook, Michelle 84 Weston, Dion Senior 7 Weston. Duane 23. 84 Wesley. Veronica 97 Whetstone. Joseph 103 White. Issac 48 White, Jenclle 85 White. Nanette 85 White, Netol 97 White. Tamika 48. 102, 103 Wicker. Tizana 48. 53. 83, 85 Wicks. Tracy 97 Wilburn. LaRon 91 Wilford, Bob 41 Willford, Lisa 41. 57, 79 Williams. Angie 103 Williams. Bonita Senior 7, 45, 64, 65 Williams, Byron 45, 85 Williams, Catrina 103 Williams, Dante 41. 97 Williams. David Senior 7 Williams, Heidi 37. 85. 37. 36 Williams, Jeanette Senior 8 Williams, Lori 103 Williams, Marcia Senior 7 2. 32. 64 Williams, Sharena 5, 6, 17. 48 Wfffic Cawndra 103 Willis, Willoughby. Elizabeth 17. 45. 4e. 48. 56. ?o Wilson. Aaron 21. 85 Wilson. Dawn 91 Wilson. Robert 23. 86 Wiltfong Craig 91 Wiltfong, David 91 Shly. Dank i 84. 85 inford, Robert 85 Wingard. Teresa 97 Wood effrev 10 ’ food( Lisa Hi, Bobby 97 Is, Chen 79 ►Ifolk, Adrienne ►rth, Brian Senior 7 JTorth. Todd 91 Wright. Corey 103 Wright, Jamie 97 Wyennandt, Ray V nn, Dellissa 97 Wynn. Jason 79 Wynne. M cus 23. 85 91 Y Youngblood. Sandra 79 Younger, Chris 79 Younger, Stacy 97 Younger, Walker Yurk. Scott Senior 7, 64 Z Zelley Joseph Senior 8. 46, 62 Thank You Mr. Mrs. Joseph Seymour Deborah LeVoir Mr. Mrs. Charles Hard Charles 0. Willford Bruce Wiltse Glenda L. Eiler Sheila Davis Cathy Williams Mr. Mrs. Melvin L. Riffe Marjory Curtis Gloria Tibbetts Kathleen E. Anderson Sharon R. Rice Lloyd Bateman Mrs. F. 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Preschool, Recreational and Gymnastics programs G-6434 S. Dort Hwy. Grand Blanc, MI 48439 238-8001 William D. Wolverton, Director Ms. Judy Dawson Elegance Florist Super City Dept. Stores Inc. 3614 Corunna Rd. 234-8607 Mr. Robert Krabill Mr. Mrs. Craig Cook Betty Cook Gary Kautz Earl Keim-Dowsett Realty 3322 Davison Rd. Bus. 743-0900 Res. 742-8046 Anthony's Hair Salon 3283 N. State Davison, MI Thank You Patrons! Jeannie Moody Thomas G. Novak Jr. Mr. Gordon Freeman Mrs. Wonda Hope Lee Witter Doris Carroll-Vocal Music Undersheriff Authur O. Evans Mr. Mrs. A1 Janice Calloway Bondee Wright Mrs. Gloria J. Jones Mrs. Derryl Bishop-Evans Gloria Jean Relerford Genesee County Sheriff-Joseph Wilson Dave, Mary Wood and Family Thomas Faye Novak and Family Mrs. Gwendolyn Bronson Adrienne L. Willford Margeret B. Taylor Ms. Alicia Reyes Jonnie M. Keys Gail A. Manning Mr. Mrs. Ronald Peters Joe Amaya and Family Esquire Restaurant 4011 Western Rd. Fish-N-Chips, Coney Islands 736-5610 Flint Optical Company 518 South Saginaw Flint, MI 48502 (313) 235-4607 Ray and Pam Lee Sylvia A. Broughton Robert L. Guinther Mr. K.D. Broughton Jolissa O'Leary Mr. and Mrs. Roy Alexander Mrs. Susie Slatton Bob, Linda, Shannon and Tracy Warren Mr. Kenneth D. Carrier Celebrate 10« The 1985-86 Flint Academy Yearbook Staff dedicates this Tenth Anniversary Edition to Dean Charles Whiteley. His leadership and inspiration during the past ten years has made the Flint Academy what it is today. With him, let's celebrate! Charles M. Whiteley, Dean Flint Academy 1976-1986 Celebrate josnu 112 Dedication