va b Of c e Con me ring 86 h Sp Sf U en' sPor s f  cu y Qen'OX s Un 'eâv dex ACADEMIA 1987 8 32 l 8 12 18 M2 Flint Academy 401 E. McClellan Hint. Ml 48505 UZJiv ifUltt r rUML iSd -4M - i,l. S-pp.a. Ju u'Uoj ll tx -IUmYsijJ- a-------------------. Ote e Xg- Q-lh Ju -L c i . _____________ DiulUo X mMUA A year like this doesnât just pop out of thin air. By past experience, we know that being a Flint Academy Eagle takes hard work and lots of spirit. Remember back in August when you got your first textbook? Well, that was only the beginning; it won't end until that glorious day that is affectionately called âThe Last Day of School! But whatâs in between the start and the finish? How about that beautiful shot at the buzzer that won the basketball game for us or that pop quiz in geometry that you passed with flying colors? 2 Theme Tv .-b rSElnHsl urtD Ixcnnfil it t (° yj 'f hCvTL iSE T.s-vn L fe(9i iO - uuTtUUi tft mTLr ji -rvnf ----- jinn tf. 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Or maybe, just maybe, it was that moment when you realized that all of your hard work and endless nights of last-minute cramming for all of those tests, which you should've studied for a week earlier, were going to pay off. All throughout this school term, we knew something at the Academy was different, special. A feeling of pride and spirit has enveloped the school and itâs just what helped us survive this year. Whatâs a good way to sum up 1987? âEvery now and then, a really great year comes along and this was the year! Theme 5 Autographs Spring (1986) 8 Spring 86 SCAMBA_____ 'lie rlLMLA____ ctfUUit Agccloui ÂŁ_ rn ri iM n hup look p MX.________________ cy oSt- Ltrajuy ____1 1 rC u CKiv' r- JU J pcrO g , Qjickj - ft (  rt QS JcSLa JLlsis C c a drQ. USQwl .,_________ 'H SUa Spring 86 9 Spring Happenings NHS Blood Drive-March 28, 1986. Giving was worthwhile for all the donars. Tenth Year Open House Celebration-May 29, 1986. Collette Lewis was one of the students who performed in the French skits. 10 Spring Happenings Love Assembly-April 24. 1986. Guest Speaker Jim Tuman motivates the student body with his inspirational speech. NHS Sweetheart Roses Sale-May 19, 1986. Lynn Bateman helps with distribution by putting nametags on the roses. Tenth Year Open House Celebration- May 29, 1986. Tom Nealssohn, Mr. Davidek and Allan Davis as the faculty takes on the Challenge Team. Ninth Grade Washington D.C. trip-April 24-29, 1986 Students such as Sue Bateman got to meet Dale Kildee. NHS Blood Drive-March 28, 1986. Liz Willoughby and Dina Tasevska organize a list of names of those who signed up to donate blood. School paint job-May June 1986. Hours of hard work was put in by several painters. Spring Happenings 11 Washington D C. Trip-April 24-29. 1986 Monica Adams. Monica Holmes. Kim Daly. Kendra Skipper and Jackie Kish rest by the pond overlooking the Washington Memorial Commencement- June 8. 1986 Host Matt Riffe hands out the brochures with a smile. « Honors Assembly- June 5. 1986 Yearbook Distribution- June 3. 1986 Ms Anderson lists the names of the tenth grade Bobby Cooper proudly gives Dante Williams his yearbook honor students 12 Spring Happenings Spring Sports Banquet. June 1986 Melissa Knight waits for the hamburgers to be served Locker clean-up-June 20. 1986 Students dispose of garbage accumulated m lockers since last September Spring Happenings 13 Seventh and Eighth grade Science Olympiad. FRONT ROW Stannette Gaines. Joseph Lavictoire. Chris Gilmore. Kip Heller. Mr Edson SECOND ROW Lashonda Malloy. Terrance Rushing. Jermaine O'Connor. Kenny Jackman. Keneika Waters. Kim Prewitt THIRD ROW Mrs Taylor. Mark Schnesk. Richard Heller. Chris Jackman. Aimee Martin. Lisa Talar CO. Liz Willoughby. Ms Smith. Spring Music Concert-May. 1986 The High School Choir gives a stirring performance with help from Director Carroll Graduation Ceremony-June. 1986 Jamne Busha and Mindy Dimmick nervously await the coming of graduation. 14 Spring Happenings Spring Happenings 15 Baseball Season A Challenge FA Opponent 8 Dryden 5 4.3 Atherton 5.8 2 Goodrich } 8 4 Bendie W 6 5.3 Bently ÂŁ % âą 7 8 5 9.14 6 Dryden 7 Michigan School For the Deaf 3.1 Genesee 5 0.2 Atherton 2 Springfield Q . TJorthwestern 10 3.3 Northern 2.12 6.3 Beecher 4.5 2.8 Hamady 3,13 2.0.1 Holy Rosary 7.7.6 Record 6-17 William Van Wyck proves he's a powerful hitter The 1986 Flint Academy Varsity Baseball Team experienced a trying season this year with a total record of 6 wins and 17 losses. The record was attributed to the very young age of the teams players and the lack of modern equipment. The teams first win was during competi- tion in the Invitational Tournament with a 6-5 win over Flint Genesee. Mason Fournier was awarded this yearâs most valuable player. Bill Van Wyck was given the Spark Plug Award and Mark Schnesk was the most Improved Player. 1986 Baseball Team FRONT ROW James Elam. Matt Creech. Richard Heller. Brad Jones MIDDLE ROW Manager Melissa Knight. Byron Simmons. Robert Wilson. William Van Wyck. Christopher Jackman BACK ROW Coach Scanlm. Larry Hubbard. Robert Cook. Karl Petnch. Glen Keeley. Steve Novak. Mason Fournier 16 Varsity Baseball Monica Holmes wails for the catch. The 1986 Girls' Softball Team had a very trying season with a total of two wins and thirteen losses. The lack of team members and of nec- essary experience was the main fac- tor to their discouraging record. The team, under the leadership of Coach Johnson, worked hard at practice everyday for two hours. Al- though their every effort didnât prove as successful as they would have liked, the team had fun and gained valuable experience. Trying Season For Softball ÂŁA OPPONENT 3 Dryden 12 1 Goodrich 13 28.18 Saginaw Buena Vista 13,2 1,4 Bentley 25.15 b.6 Atherton 11.9 12 Bendle 29 2 Northern 24 3 Holy Rosary 19 7.11.20 Beecher 12.19.22 ReccrJ 2-13 The 1986 Varsity Softball Team. FRONT ROW: Crystal Freeman. Linda Dawkins BACK ROW Coach Johnson. Dionne Adams. Dione Freeman. Antonia Crawford. Monica Holmes. Shelly Shannon. Manager Terry Reeves The Winning Tradition Continues The 1986 Tennis Team had another win- ning season of 9-1-0. The tennis team practiced from 2:45 to 5:00 everyday. Much of the team's success came from teamwork, determination and a positive attitude. Coach Lloyd Bateman said, This year we had more depth which re- sulted in us winning most of our dobules matches. Although Marvin Miller was de- feated in his first match there, he was honored by being selected to compete in the State Tournament in Holland, Michi- gan. All the Eagles did excellently this year and all deserve our praise. Good job team! BACK ROW Assistant Coach Thomas Hoskins. David Franklin. Harold Morgan. Rick Warmbold. Chris Warmbold. Angela Ascencio. Paxton Mac Dermaid. Coach Lloyd Bateman 18 Tennis Team Girlsâ Soccer Dominates! The 1986 Girl's Soccer Team had the first winning season of any Flint Academy soccer team with a record of 6-5-5. Much of the team's suc- cess was due to a new coach. Judy Greer, who taught the girls team- work. enthusiasm and gave them a positive attitude. The team prac- ticed hard every day from 2:45 to 5:00 p.m. and put forth much effort. The team gained much respect since they did not lose a game by more than four points. Their hard work paid off when they beat the powerful Swartz Creek team in the state tournaments with a score of 3- 1. The team came a long way from being known as a young, inexperi- enced team to a strong team to be reckoned with. FA Opponent 3 Roeper 1 2 Flint Northern 2 2 Sag Valley Lutheran 7 2 Flint Northern 0 2 Roeper 2 1 Sag Valley Lutheran 3 1 Grand Blanc 3 3 Fenlon 2 3 Carmen 3 3 SwarU Creek 1 3 Grand Blanc 3 1 Flint Central 3 1 Fenton 0 2 East Lansing 2 2 Bay City John Glenn 0 Qo wrl fi-S-5 F 1 Pamela DeVaughn guards the ball 1986 Girl's Soccer Team. KNEELING Wilandrea Blair. Carolyn Goss. Erica Thomas. Linda Ringlem. STANDING: Coach John Tricka. Assistant Ameer Rutherford. Michele Seymour. Sharena Williams. Ericka Nunn. Becky Haughey. Julie Gerace. Coach Judy Greer Missing are Marta Greer. Dawn Hinton, Lorene Cooper and Pamela De Vaughn. Girls' Varsity Soccer 19 Thinclads On Right Track Boys Girls' Record of team? place 10 Nouvel Invitational Relays 4 26 Central Michigan Relays 6 12 Goodrich Relays J5 13 Ithaca Relays 1 18 Regional Track (Slate) 3 12 Greenhills Relays 4 200 Class C State Finals 80 The boys track team has proved through dedication that a person can succeed. Six members of the 1986 team, Richard Russell, Terry Crews, Charles Perry, Ulysses Burns, Ernest Jones and Wilford McNeil had the honor of competing at the State Finals. They finished third in the 880 relay and fifth in the 440 relay. Most valuable player was Richard Russell who finished fifth in the 200 meter dash at the State Fin- als. The long hours of practice and the assistance of Coach Thomas paid off with victory. Richard Russell has another successful finish 1986 Boysâ Varsity Track Team FIRST ROW: Ernston Simms, Ulysses Burns. Richard Russell. Wilford McNeil. Eric Patterson. Eric Smith SECOND ROW: Coach Thomas, Michael Horton. Phil Johnson, Charles Perry, Terry Crews. Ernest Jones. 20 Boys' Varsity Track FIRST ROW; Pam Hussey. Alvita Rouser. Nemecia Bush. Twyla Simms. SECOND ROW: Coach Sisco. Patricia Hoskins. Jo Bragg. Monica Adams. Coach Brown. A lot of work has gone into this yearâs Girlsâ Track Team. The Lady Eagles pushed themselves to the limit making great speed and endurance at every match. Nemecia Bush led the girls by go- ing to the State Finals. Four other Eagles missed going by one-tenth of a second. Attention should be given to Coaches Thurmun Sisco and Tony Brown for pro- viding the needed leadership for a winning season. Nemecia Bush displays intense determination to win for the Eagles Girls' Varsity Track 21 Student Life 22 Student Life Winter Fun And Frolic The Senior Luncheon was the first time David Johnson. Eric Knox. Otis Nunn and Andrae Kelley got to eat different food during lunch time at the F A Dallas Lenear. along with several other students, was recog- The Student Council raised enough money to provide the school with the banner on mzed for outstanding academic achievement at the Varsity the front lawn Academic Letter Award Ceremony. 24 Happenings The Canned Food Drive had Ernest Jones and Tizanna Wicker John Kryza and Thom Nealssohn unload fruit during the annual citrus fruit sa surrounded with hundreds of cans. sponsored by the History and Literature classes. Halloween had Mrs. Swirtz. Ms Harris. Mrs Tibbits and Mrs Cochran dressing up like foreign visitors. Happenings 25 Decorative Lockers Reflect â Miko Anderson displays the personal artwork of Special personal touches, such as computer print-outs, are dominant in Jodi Perreaultâs and Marcel Nadir. Kristi LeBlancâs locker 26 Lockers Our Creative Side Michele Seymour's (and Shirley Waite s) locker shows that they are addicted to style Lockers 27 Making The Grade With NHS The 1986-87 National Honor Society kept busy this year with their many activities. These included Trick-or- Treating for Unicef on Halloween, hold- ing a Santa Bear raffle at Christmas- time, tutoring after school on Mon- days. Wednesdays and Thursdays, sponsoring a blood drive, and running the school store before and after school. To become NHS members, the students had to achieve a 3.0 grade point average or better. The society met every three weeks to discuss school affairs with their co-advisors. Ms. Harris and Mr. Bateman. The 1986-87 National Honor Society officers are Secretary David Johnson. Vice-President Dina Tasevska. President Wendy Morton, and Treasurer Michele Seymour. National Honor Society. FRONT ROW David Johnson. Dina Tasevska. Wendy Morton. Michele Seymour. SECOND ROW Kimberly Butler. Wilandrea Blair. Christine Gray. Lynn Bateman. Elizabeth Willoughby. Collette Brown. Ramona Bishop THIRD ROW Marie Jones. Michael Donigan. Kristi LeBlanc. Jodi Perreault. Beth Trevithic. Dallas Lenear. Danielle Royster. Mark Buchler. FOURTH ROW: David Kellar. Tim Root. Vamta Wamble. Allen Davis. Stephen Novak. Thom Nealssohn. James Johnson. Aaron Wilson. Michael Garner 28 National Honor Society Sue Bateman and Todd Garner decked out for Halloween. Michele Seymour and Lynn Bateman release energy after eating all of the Halloween candy. NHS and Yearbook Staff members had fun at their Christmas party. National Honor Society 29 Service â âWhen It Countsâ M a â . a a u aa â m . akaii â - i a â Attendance and Library Service Students FRONT ROW: Sue Shelton. Christine Gray. Beth Ingram. Regina Mukes SECOND ROW: Angie Davis. Pamela DeVaughn. Carmen Hudson THIRD ROW: Cassie Porteous. Ann Stefanic. Sheriff Peebles. Alberta Crawford. FOURTH ROW: DaNae Plamondon. Mason Fournier. Elliza Bankston. Colleen Klebs. Bryan Bransford. Office and Counseling Service FRONT ROW: Dina Tasevska. Sandy Goss. Brad Jones. Jodi Perrault. Detra Harrington. Janeen Overton. Carla Barnette. Laurie Webb. Beth Trevithic. SECOND ROW: Sonya Mclvor. Tabatha Koger. Veronica Presnail. Angela Hewitt. Gina Novara. Rhonda Black. Earnestine Burkes. Crystal Gray. THIRD ROW: Alberta Crawford. Glen Keely. Kristi LeBlanc. David Salinas. Ramona Bishop. Eric Ludvigsen. Rashawnda Blake. Pamela Franklin. Monica Hams. Wendy Morton. Kim Skipper. FOURTH ROW: Jeff Holove, Jeff Lillard. Mark Bivins. Mason Fournier. Tim Chastain. Allan Davis, James Johnson. Robert Cooper. Vanita Wamble. Stephanie Lincoln. Eric Knox. Antonio Cheeks. 30 Service BOEC: More Than Meets The Eye! Flint Academyâs Business Office Education Club is an after school office and education course of study headed by Mrs. Nunn. All club members participate in local, regional, state, and national levels of learning and competition. This serves as a source for learning outside of school for the students. The BOEC club is operated by grants from Western Michigan and Michigan State Uni- versities. BOEC Officers: Treasurer Dallas Lenear. Vice-President Veronica Presnail. Presi- dent Charmane Taylor. Parliamentarian Shelly Dean. Reporter Yolanda Washing- ton. 1986-87 BOEC club. FRONT ROW: Advisor Mrs Nunn. Tracey Beck. Dawn Haeger. Dionne Adams. Dallas Lenear. Veronica Presnail. Charmane Taylor. Shelly Dean. Yolanda Washington. Renaee Jones. Angela Gulley. Anita Clarke. SECOND ROW: Tamara Jones. Carmen Hudson. Nichole Taylor. Tabatha Koger. LaShawn Riggs, Tanya Mayberry. Erica Thomas. Chenelle Waters. Stacey Robb. Sharisse Strong. THIRD ROW Monique Johnson. Michelle Royster. Daria Ross. Shareena Williams. Elliza Bankston. Erica Nunn. Eric Smith. Ayanna Nunn. Danielle Royster. DaNae Plamondon. Carla Barnett. Valori Perdue. FOURTH ROW: Jane Sanders. Demetria Newman. Pam Franklin. Sheena Hodge. Tammy Kellum. Stephanie Lincoln. Delbert Holley. David Lock. Vince Bolden. Byron Simmons. Ellen Opper. Nichole Fielder. BOEC 31 Student Government Student Government representatives take time out during a meeting to pose for a picture. Liz Willoughby conducts a meeting while Tizanna Wicker looks on. Taking a break from the December Canned Goods Drive is Ernest Jones. 32 Student Government Active, Involved, Argie Williams and Timeka Brown are just two of the eighth grade The Student Government Advisor is Mrs. Paula Cochran, representatives The 1986-87 Student Government consisted of 28 representatives Students meet every morning in Mrs. Cochranâs room during homeroom. In December, they distributed five baskets of canned goods to less fortu- nate families through donations by staff and students to the Canned Goods Drive. A dance and Spirit Week were also sponsored by Student Government Student Government Officers: Secretary LaShoine Melton. President Liz Willoughby. Vice- President Tizanna Wicker Student Government 33 Trends Without End The leading trend for 1986-87 was Fila footwear boundâą The Coca-Cola slogan was labeled on everything from T-shirts to denim. Boundary Waters made a large selection of shirts that were popular with the girls. 34 Trends 1987 was the time to Swatch yourself Not too long ago. Reebok was the king of foot- wear and sportswear But now everywhere we go. people are talking about My Fila. From shoes to hats, sweatshirts to their new skin-care products. Fila is hitting the market like a storm. With the cost of a pair of shoes ranging from fifty to eighty dollars. Fila is a major status-seeking symbol for the teens Another popular status symbol is sporting chains lots a them People nowadays festoon enough gold chains with charms and emblems to make Mr T green with envy But lately, people are getting more clever by resorting to silver chains. At about one-third of the cost of gold, people can sport three silver chains at the price of one gold chain and there- fore look classier Gaining class, after all, is what these trends are all about Darnell Cabell sports his Fila shirt and silver chains with style. Aundria Hatten's shirt proves that the influence of Fila and gold affected even Mickey and Minnie mouse. Trends 35 Marching Eagles Continuously Banner Carriers: Jacinda and Jocelyn Holley 36 Marching Band Drum Majors: Ramona Bishop and Marie Jones. Striving For Perfection 1986-87 Marching Eagles. FRONT ROW: Todd Garner. Abdul Rashid. Edris Burt. Delisa Wynn. Terrence Lilly. SECOND ROW: Michelle Royster. Colette Lewis. Danielle Overton. Todd Miller. Paul Pichey. Kim Cabell. Naketa Banks. THIRD ROW: Javonka Thorns. Lisa Byrd. Amy Jackson. Stephanie Payne. Jenny Bowden. Gwen Avery. FOURTH ROW: Joshua Hewitt. Jermaine Caldwell. David Salinas. Mike Novak. Michael Schaepkens. Larry Brown. Yamini Rashid. Darryll Brown. Majorettes: Laurie Webb. Detra Harrington. Lisa Bronson. Deisha Hanson Marching Band 37 Pom-Pom Squad: Lorrie Patterson. Laura Dimmick. Jamise Walsh. Sheena Smith. Kateco Roberts. Stanette Gaines. Dominique Jones. Kim Johnson. Katrena Marshall jlQTR. «4H0ME |4 j DOWN ( ' ARDS TO 60 With perfection as her goal. Lisa Bronson concentrates intensely ââMarching Eagles - Take the Field!â 38 Marching Band 1986-87 Colorguards. KNEELING Kristi LeBlanc FIRST ROW Jennifer Lam. Jodi Perreault. Amanda Walker SECOND ROW Miko Anderson. Kathy Dufon The moments are tense before the Eagles take the field Junior Eagles Learn The Ropes 1986-87 Junior Band. SEATED: Tameca Clifton. Lorena Reyes. Natanya Albritton. Tamika Burris. Lori Perreault. Gina Lucter. Kasey Walker Kim LeBlanc. Jacmda Holley. Jocelyn Holley. FIRST ROW STANDING Masharri Riddle. Charles Lam. Raymond Wyenandt. Chad Lee. Michael Hollins. LaTonya Brown. Juanice Richard. Arnetta Meekms. Georgette Brooks. Belinda Wmgard. Timothy Boyd. Yamani Rashid. Pete Baumgarter. Eddie Spiller LAST ROW: Greg Blount. Courtney Mitchell. Ronald Roland. Micheal Misner. Erick Trawick. 40 Junior Band Tui Williams keeps the beat with the rest of the band Harmony At Itâs Best Orchestra FIRST ROW: Eric Arntson. Stacey Johnson. Tizana Wicker Audrey Smith. Crystal Gray. Sandra Blackburn. Gail Glover SECOND ROW Fatma Hyatt. Jennifer Lam. Jeanell Dickson. Satonya Turner. Kimberly Campbell. Nichole Nunn. Vicki Morgan Crystal Gray prepares for another concert. Waiting for instructions from Mr Matthews is Stacey Johnson Orchestra 41 Maintaining A Good Note Junior High Choir. FRONT ROW Nikki Dorsey. Lorne Patterson. Antjuan Taylor. Renee Williams. Director Mrs Carroll. SECOND ROW Danielle Benson. Stephanie Wilson. Cynthia Gerard. Jeryl Montgomery. Josep LaVictoire THIRD ROW: Katico Roberts. Jenny Chappell. Valerie Hampton. Teresa Flynn. Audrea Hatten. Vemcia Etherly BACK ROW: Charlita Payton. Amy Falk. Machel Payne. LaTonia Fields. Deidre Dawkins. Tyrone Jones. Choir members try to make it perfect Machel Payne enjoys herself during choir class. 42 Junior High Choir Monika Quick and Cassandra Mobley rehearse thetr choir number Choir members start oft each hour with vocal exercises The Flint Academy Choirs kept busy this year by performing many different times at various places. They started off their year by giving winter concerts at both the Academy and at the Hyatt Regency Hotel. Choir members participated in the Solo En- semble Festival held by the Michigan School Vocal Association and went to the Rotunda in Lansing to give a spring concert. Finally, the choirs showed their support for our school by singing at Honors Night and at Senior Commencement. 1986-87 Senior High Choir. FRONT ROW Monika Quick. Cassandra Mobley. Director Mrs Carroll MIDDLE ROW Corey Root. Sandy June. Laticia Weaver BACK ROW: Kenneika Waters. Ernestine Burks. Charese Junior. Stephanie Neal Senior High Choir 43 A lot of strange things can happen When Great Minds Get Together. 1986-87 High School Challenge Club BACK ROW Jeff Holove, Mike Donigan. Eric Patterson, Hassan Rutherford MIDDLE ROW Lynn Bateman. Liz Willoughby, Todd Garner, Byron Williams, Thom Nealssohn. FRONT ROW: Bobby Cooper. Sue Bateman, Twyla Simms, J.B. Johnson. Chris Jackman, Ameer Rutherford. When my jolly friend, Bob, the illustrious co-editor of our too-wonderful-for-words type of yearbook, approached me and asked me to write an article of some type about the High School Challenge Team, I was shocked. For those of you who know me well, you're probably aware of the fact that I possess one of the most abnormally- twisted imaginations on the face of the earth. So I ask you, what should I say? First, I must give my own personal opinion of the Quiz Bowl. Essentially, it is a contest be- tween each school squadsâ four biggest geeks that they could fine (I can say that because I am one of them). They dress us in clothes that have that âturn of the century look and expect us to answer questions that nobody with rational thought patterns would take time to consider. This is, of course, just my opinion. You must remember that I am a pessimist. Next, I must coment on the tremendous amount of pres- sure that weâre under. You must take into consideration that we are on television being asked questions by a man that could be considered to rather dull and lacking in charisma. This causes us to have certain anxieties. These anxieties stem from years of rules, regulations, and dress codes â so you can blame me for succumbing to the urge to say and or do something extremely stupid? Iâm on a panel with three of my comrades: Mike The Man Moore, Chris âThe Abacusâ Jackman, and the infamous Thom Nealssohn. What you have here is a perfect oppor- tunity to make your school look extremely stupid. With hot lights baking the back of my neck, I can feel the tension of the entire studio being focused on me, when all- of-a-sudden, âBAM!â, the urge strikes. I could say just about anything I wanted to â I could recite a few lines of verse that I penned concerning our Presi- dent's prostate gland. I could break into a lyric poem about Elvisâ untimely death. I could use terminology, phrases, and northside idioms that would make those little gray hairs on the top of Mr. Whiteley's head stand straight up in amazement. But I donât. Only someone who has known and seen perversity in its purest form can hope to restrain himself from this great beast we call The Urge. -J.B. Johnson Our tearless leaders. Ms. Taylor and Mrs Swirtz. badger and buffet the team with tough questions ChallengeTeam. STANDING: Coach Margaret Taylor, LaRon Wilburn, Twyla Simms. Coach Glenda Swirtz. SITTING: Chris Jackman. Thom Nealssohn. J.B. Johnson. Michael Moore 44 High School Challenge A Bright, New Look For â87 1986-87 Academia Staff BACK ROW: Yolanda Macklin. Ramona Bishop, Arnold McIntyre. Linda Ringlem hurries fo finish her layout of Mechelle Utt MIDDLE ROW: Jill Bruckman. Jayne Nealssohn, Linda Rmglem. Brad Jones. Sue the Swim Team before the final deadline Lin- Baleman. FRONT ROW: Bobby Cooper. Michele Seymour. Advisor Mr. John Davidek. da joined the staff in January of this year Have you ever walked info a classroom at the beginning of the year and just knew something was different? When Mi- chele and I walked into the yearbook room late in August, we should have walked out right then and never came back. Why? Let me describe the situation. We had been aban- doned by our Advisor Dale Cyran (Hello, Northern) and in his place sat an unseasoned rookie, Mr. John Davidek. Now don't get me wrong-we actually chose Mr. D the year before to be our fearless leader. But what we didnât realize was that we would have to train him right along with the new recruits! I mean, putting together a yearbook, with no advisor, no orga- nization, and only four returning staff members for all of the school to see would make anyone want to run and hide. But we didnât - why? We donât know. Somehow, Mr. Davidek emerged as the most innovative and rational-minded year- book advisor that the Flint Academy has ever seen. Our young staff, mostly of girls who didnât know the difference between a yearbook and a Cosmopolitan, banded together and gave their full effort. Photography was better than ever, and the pictures were the final proof. Thanx gang - youâre beautiful! You cannot ever be replaced and we love you. Hope you liked the 1987 Academia. Thank you for your support. God bless. -In his matchless name, Bobby Cooper, Co-editor Here he is - Mr Davidek! This is his first year as yearbook advisor He'll be best remembered by saying, Wait a minute- we can't use this! 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And your opponent knows it. Thatâs where heâll hit you hardest. Itâs an American game called football and those tough enough to make it on the Varsity Team have to fight to stay on top. Itâs Not How Many Points You Get, Itâs How You Got Them Coach Thomas runs through a series of plays on the sidelines with his Eagles. Thomas is aided by assistants Johnson. Williams and O'dell. 1986 Varsity Football STANDING Dates lenear Assistant Coach Johnson. Assistant Coach O'defl. Assistant Coach WH- tems. Head Coach Chartas Thomas BACK ROW Drfban Hol- ley. Amore Mitchell. Mtes Carter. Keith Kogec. Met on McGee The Eagles, finishing with a record of three wins, five losses and one tie. felt the pressure in a season full of highs and lows. Two shutouts for Academy victories were recorded: the first against Dryden. 44-0. and the next against Grosse Pointe. 26-0 Despite these big wins, the Eagles still lost five of their games The second game of the season ended in a deadlock. 0-0, against Ashley Coach Thomas attributed the Ml DOLE ROW Alonzo Cheats, Brant Crowder Ulysses Bums. Ernest Jonas. Oat us Baber FRONT ROW Jecque Saabron. Jeff Literd. Ot«s Nunn. Byron Simmons. Bryan Brantford record to inexperienced players at the Varsity level.â Unfortunately, the possibilities of a win- ning season were alluded. Thomas speaks of the worst moment of the season as the defeat against Sacred Heart-a game played in muddy conditions. A bright spot in the season came from Otis Nunn, who received numerous awards and set a new school record for most tackles in one season with 134 50 Varsity Football Jeff Lillard runs the ball downfield for extra offen- Facing the sometimes grim realities of football. sive yards. Jett, who was team co-captain, was Bill Van Wyck ponders over the game from the voted Most Valuable Player, sharing the honor sidelines. with Otis Nunn. Varsity Football 1986 Schedule FA I Opponent 2 Hamady 36 0 Ashley 0 12 Detroit Servite 18 44 Dryden 0 0 Mt. Pleasent Sacred Heart 14 6 Vestaburg 13 20 North Branch W. Academy 6 26 Grosse Pointe Univ. Liggett 0 6 Pittsford 25 Itâs man against man. as Miles Carter tries to pull away from a tough defensive back, in a game at Atwood Stadium. 4 Varsity Football 51 Marcel Nadir dances around defenders with help on Ihe ground from Tony Linton. FA ODDonent 44 Hamady 0 6 Northwestern 14 0 Southwestern 6 6 Northern 12 8 Holy Rosary 24 Record: 1 win, 4 losses 52 Junior Varsity Football Going To The Limit On The Field Doesnât Always Pay Off What started out to be a beautiful winning season turned into a series of defeats. The Junior Varsity Football Team ended its 1986 season with a record of one win, four losses. The Eagles started out by destroying Ha- mady 44-0. It was a positive beginning, but a lack of momentum caused them to bow to the next four opposing teams. A lack of abili- ty to change from junior high to high school football was given as one of the reasons for the upsetting record. Leading the team was Marcel Nadir, who gained 173 yards in rushing, a new J.V. re- cord. Most Valuable Player was Armond Sin- gleton. The Eagles are led by Coaches Wil- liams and Cisco. 1986 J.V. Football BACK ROW: Coach John Williams. Paul Stogner, Scott DeMana. Eric Ludvigsen, Robert Wilson. Dennis Mizell. Michael Dimmick, Coach Thur- man Cisco MIDDLE ROW: Troy Cowan. Dante Wil- liams, Roy Strickland. Dwayne Hollins. Abdul Rashid. Idris Lee. Tony Linton. FRONT ROW: Ken Bostwick. Christopher Younger. Sean Croudy. Marcel Nadir. Chad Allen. Brian Lam, James Elam. Armond Singleton. One of the most important parts of a team is genuine friendship Eagle players learn to take this attitude at a young age and apply it to their game plan. Junior Varsity Football 63 Boy's Soccer BACK ROW: Brian Tallieu. Mason Four- Jackman. Brad Jones. Scott Ballentine. Jett Overman, nier. Glen Keely. David Lock. Hassan Rutherford. Phil Leslie Smith, Robert Sias. Krueger. Coach Jeff Whiteley FRONT ROW: Chris Team Wins For The First Time Soccer: A New Attitude When you are a first year soccer coach, life can be pretty challenging. But when you are returning to your former high school where your dad is the dean, it could also be a lot of fun. Jeff Whiteley and his boys' soccer team had fun while also posting a four win, eight loss record. These four victories were the first in the two year history of Boysâ Soccer at the Academy. A fresh, young roster, led by co-captains Glen Keely and Ameer Ruth- erford won their first two games of the sea- son. The squad greatly improved over last yearâs team. Coach Whiteley is a valuable asset to the Academy athletic coaching staff and should be commended, along with the rest of the team, for a job well done. 54 Boys' Varsity Soccer LEFT: Ameer Rutherford skillfully moves the ball away from three opposing players. BELOW: Phil Krueger takes a break with the soccer balls. FA ODDonent 4 B.C. John Glenn 3 3 Lansing Christian 2 1 Greenhills Christian 7 6 Sag. Valley Lutheran 1 0 Lake Fenton 4 2 Saginaw McArthur 5 1 Springfield Christian 7 0 Saginaw Eisenhower 5 1 B.C. John Glenn 2 4 Goodrich 3 0 Saginaw McArthur 5 Districts 0 Saginaw McArthur 7 Record: 4 wins, 8 losses Co-captam Glen Keely tights tor possession of the ball with a look of sheer determination on his face Boys Varsity Soccer 55 Is she Hying or does she always walk three feet above the ground? Tab Koger takes control of the game Keeping her eyes on the basket. Monica Holmes does not let a hand in the face distract her style. Young Team - No Districts Every year, something happens that gets put down in the record books. In past years, it's been assists, rebounds, or championships. This year marks a rather unpleasant re- cord. The Varsity Girlsâ Basketball Team completed its first losing season in Academyâs history, with a final record of nine wins, ten losses. According to Coach Lloyd Nichol- son, âIt was the youngest varsity team that I have ever coached. That, along with inexperience, was attributed to the Lady Eaglesâ demise. The seasonâs biggest thrill and worst moment were only a game apart-the thrill being the victorious district semifinal, and the worst moment being the loss in the championship. Monica Holmes was this yearâs Most Valuable Player. 56 Girts Varsity Basketball FA Opponent 39 Bendle 37 30 Buena Vista 59 65 Hamady 07 40 Mt Morris 52 29 Bentley 37 51 Atherton 73 41 Nouvel Catholic 56 79 Hamady 15 39 Valley Lutheran 60 37 Buena Vista 39 27 Holy Rosary 25 42 Capac 31 47 Nouvel Catholic 50 30 Brandon 29 37 Brown City 38 55 Valley Lutheran District 44 47 Goodrich 26 51 Atherton 49 33 Bentley Record 9 wins. 10 losses 46 r n v________________________y Katrina Hannah, senior co-captain, has a look that tells opponents. Go ahead - make my year! Girls Varsity Basketball Size Is The Name Of The Game Ladies Lack Numbers Clif Turner and his young ladies of basketball held together until the end, but all of their efforts were not enough for a winning season. The J.V. Girls Basketball Team ended 1986 with a record of four wins and eleven losses. A lack of numbers was one of the reasons given by Coach Turner for the squadâs situation. There were only six members on the whole team, so going to the bench for support was out of the question. Despite this, the girls were able to win a game against Holy Rosary with only three Eagles remaining on the court. This yearâs Most Valuable Players were Kim Mitchell and team captain Pam Hussey. Girls Junior Varsity Basketball BACK ROW Kim Mitchell, Coach Clit Turner. Mishell Batson MIDDLE ROW Stephanie Ragland. Alicia Davis. FRONT ROW: Lataska Oden. Monica Adams 58 Girls Junior Varsity Basketball FA Opponent 40 Bendle 29 35 Sag Buena Vista 53 30 Mt Morris 31 31 Bentley 25 42 Atherton 46 27 Nouvel Catholic 69 23 Northern 34 25 Sag Valley Lutheran 54 22 Sag. Buena Vista 57 33 Holy Rosary 27 31 Capec 27 31 Nouvel Catholic 41 30 Brandon 40 20 Brown City 27 24 Sag Valley Lutheran 38 Record: 4 wins. 11 losses Kim Mitchell has to go up against a lot to make this shot count Stephanie Ragland lets the ball fly for two points Girls Junior Varsity Basketball 59 Varsity Boys' Basketball FRONT ROW Ter- rence Butler. Tyrome Maxwell MIDDLE ROW Keith Nelson. Earnest Jones. Darnell Cabell BACK ROW: Coach Clif Turner. Pam Hussey. Milton McGee. Greg Smalley. Eric Evans. Karl Petrich. Bryan Bransford âRising to the occasion is senior Keith Nelson, making another spectacular lay-up Darnell Cabell eases up to the basket in front of the opposing Bendle Tigers 60 Boys' Varsity Basketball FA 56 57 51 43 51 55 75 76 63 45 104 71 78 72 69 69 61 64 Making It Look So Easy Varsity Boys Keep Winning Tradition Alive Opponent Bendle 54 Mich. Luth. Sem. 33 Herman 42 Detroit Country Day 50 Hamady 49 Valley Lutheran 52 Atherton 47 Kingston 45 Mich. Luth. Sem. 66 Nouvel 81 Springfield Christian 65 Atherton 54 Redford Temple 68 Valley Lutheran 68 Nouvel 93 Brandon 51 Bendle 58 Holy Rosary 61 Record: 14 wins, 4 losses Leading a team involves a lot of know-how and spirit. Head Coach Clif Turner has led the Eagles to two District and two Regional Championships since he has coached the Varsity team. Watching a Flint Academy basketball game is like watching a rerun on T.V. - you just know whatâs going to happen. In the Eagles' case, that means a victo- ry. Once again, the Varsity squad put it all together for a fourteen win, four loss regular season record. A dominating powerhouse on the court was senior Keith Nelson, who led all scorers with a 21 point average. One area coach said. He (Nelson) made some moves that defied gravity!â Keith also shared the rebound record with Karl Petrich; each had a five-per-game average. Darnell Cabell led all assists with an average of four per game. The team was led by Clif Turner. Great job, Ea- gles! Milton McGee looks trapped by Michigan Luth- Karl Petrich sets his eyes on the basket as he eran Seminary but is able to connect to the hoop makes this crucial shot against Atherton, tor two points. Boys' Varsity Basketball 61 It's a light situation, but Phil Johnson is able to connect tor two points. Coach Nicholson runs over a new change in the ottensive game plan J.V. Basketball 1987 Schedule FA Opponent 77 Bendle 47 40 Mich. Lutheran Seminary 32 55 Northern 46 69 Hamady 26 61 Valley Lutheran 31 52 Atherton 38 49 Kingston 48 42 Mich. Lutheran Seminary 55 43 Nouvel 54 96 Springfield Christian 50 68 Atherton 47 63 Redford Temple 36 20 Valley Lutheran 22 54 Nouvel 71 44 Brandon 48 75 Bendle 38 51 Holy Rosary 56 Record: 11-6 62 Boys' Junior Varsity Basketball With a good-sized swim team this year, the 1986-87 Swim Team showed great promise. This yearâs squad had much more exper- ience than last yearâs team and showed even greater potential for next year The greatest asset to the team was its Eagles spirit. The members showed great comradery and support for one another throughout the season The season ended with a record of four wins and ten losses The Swimming Eagles were led by team captains Dennis Boyer and Tom Battles with Coach Judy Dawson and Assistant Coaches Steve White and Steve Dufon. Tammy Pask van's first year as a diver shows much promise. Swimmers take your mark, get set. go! Varsity Swim Team 67 Varsity Volleyball Gets âSetâ Back FA Opponent 15.15. Genesee 9.10 15 Southwestern 6. 15.6.15 Northwestern 10.15.4 10.15.5 Holy Rosary 15.6.15 9.8 Vassar 15.15. 3.13 Southwestern 15.15. 4.3 Henry Ford 15.15. 11.4 Detroit Central 15.15 15.15 Coolly 7.10 3.10 Henry Ford 15.15. 5.13 Harbor Beach 15.15 7.15.15 North Branch 15.9.9 10.11 Goodrich 15.15. Record: 10-18 The Varsity Volleyball team ended the 1986-87 season with a record of ten wins, eighteen losses. The team spent many hours practicing after school with coach Shirley Luckadoo and assistant coach Sara Knighten. Angela Ascencio and Pam Franklin were the only returning members from last yearâs Varsity team. 1986-87 Girls' Varsity Volleyball team FIRST ROW: Gina Novara. Ida Berry SECOND ROW Becky Haughey. Ineatha Waters. Chen Woods BACK ROW Assistant Coach Sara Knighten. Laurie Webb. Angie Ascencio. Pam Franklin. Rashawnda Blake. Coach Shirley Luckadoo 68 Varsity Volleyball Becky Haughey demonstrates that practice is a part of any sport. J.V. Volleyball Tastes Success Stephanie Lyde practices bumping the ball FA Opponent 15.12.15 Central 4.15.1 11,5 Northern 15.15 15.15 Goodrich 2.4 6.13.15 Northwestern 15.15.11 15,17 Holy Rosary 4.15 Record: 7-5 The Junior Varsity Volleyball team had a short season during the 1986- 87 school year. Playing only five schools, the Eagles finished the sea- son with a record of seven wins and five losses. 1986-87 Junior Varsity Volleyball team KNEELING: Carmen Evans. Dione Adams. Pamela Hussey. Erica Thomas STANDING: Assistant Coach Sara Knighten. Andrea Patrick. Steph- anie Lyde. Karla Barnett. Yolanda Clark. Coach Shirley Luckadoo. Junior Varsity Volleyball 69 Warm Weather Turns Skiing Into Slush 1987 Ski Club KNEELING Amy Furze. Laron Hemphill. Lee Bailey. Jesse Etheridge FIRST ROW: Lisa Bronson. Shalom Bingham. Debra Jones. Tracey Beck. Brad Jones. Dionne Adams. Carmen Evans. Pam De Vaughn. Detra Harrington. Angela Gulley. Yolanda Crayton. Joslyn Holley Pam Hussey Dawn Haeger Darnell Cabell SECOND ROW: Eugene Black. David Guinn. Melissa Knight. Karla Barnett. Laura Husak. Lynn Bateman. Susan Bateman Carmen Hudson. Yolanda Hill. Rashawnda Blake. Kenneth Bostwick. Jeff Antell. Brian Jones. Jeremy Buehans THIRD ROW Dosha Hanson Angela Bugbee Celeste Hamp. Jenny Kroll, Danielle Crowder. Colette Brown. Mary Jones. Dionne Freeman. Chad Allen. Edns Benton. Michael'Dimmick. Scott DeMana. Monica Adams. Keith Koger. FOURTH ROW Steve Domgan. Monique Godey. Delbert Holley. Jamel Bolden.Amy Alstrom Katherine Dufon. Alicia Davis. Dana Bedard. Colleen Klebs. Mike Domgan. Kimberly Butler. Cherlyn Asa. Glen Keeley Molly Schneck wonders if skiing the hill is really worth It. Mike Domgan expresses the excitement of skiing 70 Ski Club Oops wrong room! , says Mike Dimmick. The 1987 Flint Academy Ski Club has had a great ski season this year. The new beginners learned quickly under the ad- vanced members' supervision. Mt. Holly seemed overwhelming to the beginners. Many attempting to challenge the slopes were faced with little problems such as running over skis, into people, and even into trees. As for the so-called âpros , they also faced many challenges such as teaching new skiers, conquering new hills, and earning advanced patches. The ski weekend at Crystal Mountain completed the ski season. The trip provided new experiences, new hills, and a great time. Mr. Robson and Mr. Bateman accepted the responsibility of keeping the club in line; they also found time to enjoy the slopes with the skiers. Jeff Overman wonders if Brad Jones really knows it's winter 1987 Ski Club KNEELING: Tui Williams. Shirley Wiate. Michele Seymour. Shira Dorris. LaShonda Brown FIRST ROW Susan Machray. Lori Patterson. Brian Waycaster. Brad Williams. Mark O'Dell. Antjuan Taylor, Shane Trecha. Tammy Paskvan. Shantel Miller, Traci Polovina. Tim Varner SECOND ROW Aimeer McCray. Renee Williams. Carolyn Nickles. Kristi LeBlanc. La Willoughby, Linda Ringlein. Jodi Perreault. Stephanie Sherwood. Beth Trevithick, Aimee Martin. MeChetle Utt. Kendra Skipper. Tara Nitz THIRD ROW Mike Soyka. Hassan Rutherford. Erica Nunn. Kivin Scobey. Jeff Overman. Ayanna Nunn, Eric Ludvigsen. Seth Lawson, Stephanie Payne, Rhonda Simpson. Matt Novak FOURTH ROW: Joseph Moseley. Dan Willey. William Polk. Lon Stapelton, Jacque Seabron. Jeff Willard. Ameuere Mitchell. Steve Novak. Bryon Williams. Brian Smith. Chris Wait. Tony Linton. Phillip Payne. Ski Club 71 72 Faculty fLrUâ L i dLOOAjQ f(VU -- OlC- x' y A? u 'MÂŁ -+Jj nÂŁ---- fl r nAo mnj 'A-- LtJiihj rnjifuâ tiJxruf tiuhs tfilA .. Or aAji Y i c cvi- JbJ3ÂŁL. J Vi AciAvY ViAAX ±w Faculty 73 The School Rulers This year is Mr Whiteley's eleventh year as Dean at the Academy and Mrs. Bufordâs first as Assistant Dean here Mr Schwitalla Counselor Mrs Culnon Counselor Ms Gipson Counseling Aide Mrs. Hope Secretary Ms Lemere Secretary Mrs Rice Secretary Mrs. Slatton Secretary Mrs Stauffer Librarian Mrs Turner Nurse Mr Brown Mr Hartley Security Security Mrs. Shaw Food Service Advisor Ms Patrick Food Service Ms Poplar Food Service Ms. Relerford Food Service 74 Faculty Not only does Al Howard guard our halls, he also performs various odd jobs for the school Without our secretaries Mrs Lemere. Ms Hope. Mrs Rice, and Mrs. Slatton. the Flint Academy would probably fall apart Faculty 75 Flint Academy Teachers Are Gym teacher Mr Blair sports the newest line in Physical Education Fashion. Mr Bateman Mr. Bertschi 76 Faculty Head Of The Class! Skiing regularly and coaching Tennis. Mr. Hoskins is an active staff member. Mr. Teague Mr Thomas Mrs Tibbetts Mr Tomczyk Mrs. Williams Mr Wiltse Faculty 77 Seniors 78 Seniors r Hbft.___ 0 W qj___ â m- ; . uJA. rv| n.vdnuoC LQ - Orv A |i irv i - -VO (Xj OiAQiimrt (4P refill_ _______ C KX, U  i aL - o -r x q, o, -rv c- xxo x V , n-rv rV â PP' Senior Activities Alexander. April Senior Class Vice-President. BOEC Will Miss: All of her friends and teachers Most of all being a Flint Academy Student Bankston. Elliza: Ski Club. BOEC WiH Miss The Dances, football and basketball games, and the pep assembly . Bateman. Lynn National Honor Society. Student Council. Ski Club. Tennis. High School Challenge. Science Club Will Miss: Friends Battle. Regina Basketball. Ski Club Berry. Ida Volleyball. Basketball. BOEC Will Miss Friends and teachers Bethune. Veronica BOEC. Science-Club Will Miss Time spent with friends and the fun times m class Bishop. Ramona Marching Band Drum Major. Senior Class Secretary. National Honor Society. Yearbook Staff. Orchestra Win Miss Laughing hysterically at the new 7th graders that come every year Mainly Mrs Williams. Black. Ronda Choir. Ski Club. Science Club Will Miss The special staff members and friends Blair. Wiiandrea Co-op Program. National Honor Society. Soccer. Cheerlead- mg Will Miss Family-like atmosphere that has developed amongst students and between faculty Blake. RaShawnda Volleybal. Ski Club. Track Cheerleader. BOEC. Student Council Will Miss All of the books and homework. Buchler. Mark National Honor Society Will Miss Familiarity of the atmosphere Carlson. Loren National Honor Society. Will Miss Summer Vacation Cooper Bobby: Marching Band. Yearbook Staff Editor. High School Challenge Will Miss Not being able to sleep m class Crawford. Alberta: Choir. Orchestra. Cheerleading. Will Miss The smallness of the school and the class of '87 Crawford, Antonia SottbaM Will Miss The disciplinary codes, dress code, and the famity-hke atmosphere Davis Allan National Honor Society. High School Challenge Win Miss The great faculty and their excellent dedication to the students Davis. AngHena Choir. Basketball Ski Club. Softball. Yearbook. Win Miss The friendships with my classmates that I have accumulated over the years. r eMaria. Jennifer Co-op Program. NHS. Ski Club. WHI Miss Friends that are gomg away to college xjnigan. Mike NHS. Ski Club. High School Challenge. Will Miss Students and teachers that have become friends over the years Drahetm. Michelle Co-op Program. Orchestra Win Miss Friendships and the closeness shared with classmates and comical conversations with Dean Whiteiy Elerson. Napa Co-op Program. Marching. Student Council. Cheerleader. BOEC Will Miss Friends. Teachers-especialiy Mr Robson and cheering at the games Evans. Eric Marching Band. Basketball Will Miss Seeing Mrs Bronson Fagen. Darrell Basketball. Ski Club Win Miss Seeing my friends. Fielder. Nicole BOEC. Science Club Will Miss The people I have grown with for six long years-my classmates Franklin. Pam Volleyball. Cheerleading Will Miss Friends teachers especially Mr Thomas. Garner. Michael T Marching Band Goins, Michael Basketball. Gray. Crystal National Honor Society WiM Miss The Flint Academy and the special friends that nave been made over the years Gulley. Angela Ski Club, BOEC. Pep Squad. Work Experience. Haney. Mary Choir. President of Senior Class. Basketball Soccer Hannah. Katrena: Student Council. Basketball. Softball. Track Will Miss Mr Thomas Basketball. Coach-Lloyd Nicholson and my dear cousin Ramona Bishop Harrington. Detra: Color guard, Majorette. Student Council. Ski Club. BOEC. Cheerleader Will Miss All of my old friends and the good times we've shared for the past 5 years Hewitt. Angela BOEC Will Miss All of the extra sleeping time I had Howard. Taura Choir. Track. Cheer leading Will Miss My friends and the love we an shared Johnson. David Co-op Program. National Honor Society. BOEC Will Miss. Mrs. Bronson Johnson. J. B Tennis. High School Chalienge-Captam WiH Miss The laughs because college professors never smile Johnson. Kenny Co-op Program Will Miss Fellow classmates and dear friends Keely. Glen: Baseball. Ski Club. Soccer. Swimming Will Miss Mostly friends-some teachers Keller. David: National Honor Society. High School Challenge Kellum. Tammy Co-op Program. BOEC Will Miss Dances, homeroom, seeing friends Kiebs. Colleen: Co-op Program. Ski Club Knox. Eric:,Baseball. Basketball. Track. Tennis Will Miss Mrs Bronson Koger. Tabatha: Choir. VoHeybaii. Basketball. Ski Club, Softball. Soccer. Track Will Miss: My classmates and Mr Whiteiy hollering at me LeBlanc. Kristi: Color-guard Captain. National Honor Society. Ski Club Will Miss My friends and the good times weâve had Leonard. Michael: Ski Club, Tennis. Track Makidon. Marie Will Miss Friends and teachers McMu' ay. Judy: Ski Club Will Miss. Hanging out with Sandy. Al and Tony. Morton. Wendy Color-guard. National Honor Society President. Soccer Will Miss My friends and the easy work Nelson. Keith Basketball WHI Miss The competition m high school basketball. Nickles. Carolyn: Ski Club. Novara. Gma Color-guard. Co-op Program. National Honor Society. VolleybaH. Ten ms. Opper. Ellen BOEC Will Miss My friends Overton. Janeen: Cheerleading. Senior Class Representative Will Miss. Getting up every morning coming here to see my friends and Jerome bugging me Patilla. Tawana Choir. Senior Class Officer (Treasurer) Basketball Track BOEC Will Miss: Friends, teachers, hallguards. Mr Whiteiy Ptamondon. DaNae: BOEC PresnaW. Veronica BOEC Vice President Will Miss Laughing and fun times with my friends Reeves. Terry Basketball. S A D.D. Will Miss Staff. Mrs. Bronson. Riffe. Matt Ski Club. Yearbook Root. Tim High School Challenge. National Honor Society Will Miss Friends teachers âą Rouser AMta Co-op Program. Student Council. Basketball. Track. Will Miss Mr Teague. Mr Thomas. Mrs Carter Russell. Richard: Soccer. Swimming. Track. Will Miss. Crowds in school halts, magnet schools Rutherford. Ameer Soccer. High School Challenge. Ski Club Seabron. Jacque Baseball. Football. Co-op Program Seymour. Michele Ski Club. High School Challenge. Soccer. Swimming. Na- tional Honor Society. Treasurer. Yearbook Editor Will Miss Being dominate in yearbook, friends, teachers and fighting with Bobby Cooper Simms. Twyla Track. High School Challenge. Junior Achievement WHI Miss Homeroom, friends Skipper. Kimberly Student Council. BOEC. Track WHI Miss Friends. Smith. Eric: Track. Yearbook Photographer Stapleton. Maria Co-op Program. Ski Dub. BOEC Will Miss. Friends, family like atmosphere Tasevska. Dina Co-op Program. National Honor Society Vice President. Stu- dent Council Will Miss Friends. Taylor. Charmane: Choir. Student Council. BOEC. Pep Squad WiH Miss Students. Staff. Love Warmth Van Arsdale. Crystal Marching Band Waite. Shirley: Ski Club. Yearbook Wamble. Vamta National Honor Society. BOEC Will Miss Friends the shelter of high school from responsibility Waters, ineatha: Chow. Varsity Volleyball. Basketball. Softball. BOEC Secre- tary Will Miss Friends Mr Whiteiy Webb. Laurie Majorette Marching Band. Student Council. Volleyball. Ski Club. Sophomore Class President. Cheerleader. BOEC. Orchestra WHI Miss All of the crazy times with my friends and everything they have taught me Wilt or d. Lisa Co-op Program. Ski Club. Yearbook WHI Miss Chewing gum. Not wearing socks just to pull one over on your buddy and mine Mr Whiteiy Willoughby. Uz: Co-op Program. National Honor Society. Student CouncH Vice President. Ski Club. Soccer. Science Club. High School Challenge WHI Miss The intellectual stimulation and friendly atmosphere Woods. Chen Color guard. Volleyball. Track WHI Miss: Friends. Youngblood. Sandra Will Miss Seeing my friends (keep in touch) 80 Senior Activities Most Unique âą John Kryza and Shirley Waite James Addison Senior 1 Bryan Bransford Wilandrea Blair Rashawnda Blake Jamel Bolden Mark Buchler A Loren Carlson Allan Davis Angilena Davis Jennifer DeMana Pamela DeVaughn Eric Evans Darrel Fagen Most Attractive âą Pamela Franklin and Michael Goins. Nichole Fielder Loretta Forward Mason Fournier Pamela Franklin Senior 3 Angela Gulley Trina Handley Mary Haney Katrina Hannah Most Likely Never to Forget - Charmane Taylor and Oits Nunn. Larry Hubbard Beth Ingram Detra Harrington Angela Hewitt 4 Senior David Johnson James Johnson Glen Keely David Keller Tabatha Koger John Kryza Kristi LeBlanc Michael Leonard Harold Morgan Wendy Morton Keith Nelson Carolyn Nickles 6 Senior Tralonie Perkins Twyla Simms Kimberly Skipper Eric Smith Mane Stapleton Shirley Waite Vanita Wamble Ineatha Waters Laurie Webb 8 Senior âHigh Distinctions G.P.A. 3.5 - 4.0 Distinctions G.P.A. 3.0 - 3.4 1987 Senior Class Officers. Treasurer Tawana Patilla. Secretary Ramona Bishop. President Mary Haney. Vice-President April Alexander Seniors Not Pictured Krista Adams Mark Bivins Maurice Brady James Claxton Nick Dean Michelle Draheim Sandra Goss Taura Howard Kendrick Johnson Colleen Klebs David Lock Otis Nunn Veronica Presnall Greg Smalley Best Dressed - Greg Smalley and Angela Hewitt Seniors 81 Cutest Couple Laurie Webb and Michael Goins Most Likeable - Michele Seymour and Bobby Cooper Most Likely to Succeed David Keller and Ramona Bishop Teachers' Pet - Tim Root and Ronda Black with Ms Harris. 82 Seniors Seniors 83 Pretties! Smile - Andrae Kelley and Rashawnda Blake Underclass 84 Underclass .uwA i ______ A Ql c g WvNj i , _ .( il tA-r?u XtuAii- tn ciy 6 fXuJ-- ± ru$ f ot cj - '. liLu Asth GjL.____ . Aiademy ., .studenfa arc involved__in--- .cf;ppnrf in j thf. sc hoo) thcougnaut___ all flrfmfie.s_________. I Underclass 85 Adams. Dionne Alexander. Darrin Alstrom. Amy Anderson. Brett Ascencio. Angela Baber. Cletus Bailey. LeVernon Barnett. Karla Bates. Leann Beck. Tracey Bigelow. Justin Blackwell. Gretchen Bolden. Vincen Broughton. Crystal Brown. Colette Buck. Percy Burns. Ulysses Butler. Kimberly Butler. Terrance Campbell. James Carter. Miles Jr. Cavette. Courtney Cheeks. Alonzo Crain. Colette Crain. John Crayton. India Crowder. Brent Davis. Lawanda Davis. Twanethea Dean. Shelley Douglas. Kenyatta Evans. Erica Juniors â One More Step 86 Juniors Fortenberry. Yolanda Freeman. Dtone Furze. Amy Gerace. Julie Gerard. Jeffrey Goza. Darien Harris. Monica Haughey. Rebecca Hawkins. Burdette Hawkins. James Holley. Delbert Holove. Jeffrey Howard. Wanda Hubbard. Burton Hudson. Carmen Husak. Laura Hyatt. Omar Jackson. Christopher Jackson. Lavenna Jones. Bradley Jones. Ernest Jones. Mane Jones. Roxanna Johnson. Clarence Johnson. Leonard Johnson. Monique Lenear. Dallas Lester. Adam Lillard. Jeffrey Lily. Terrance Lincoln. Stepharwe Long. Douglas Mason. Melissa jn ors 87 Maxwell. Tyrone Mayberry. Tonya Maziarz. Julie Mobely. Cassandra McCary. Aimeer McDaniel. Sheila Morrison. Shannon Mosley. Joseph Moore. Michael Mukes. Regina Nealssohn. Thom Nitz. Tara âMr. Teague Chased Me Down The Hall Throwing Fractions.â I was terrified when Mr. Teague chased me down the hall throwing fractions and equations at me, and yelling harsh algebaic phrases at me. -Erica Nunn âI was terrified when Dione Freeman jumped out the window from the third floor. -Tamara Johnson I was terrified when I got into a car accident 'cause I thought I was dead for sure.â -Doug Ruggles 88 Juniors Percy Buck hacks out Mr Robson's personal computer tiles Norris. Consuela Novak. Stephen Nunn. Erica Overman. Jeffrey Pearson. Trachelle Perdue. Valon Perreait. Jodi Porteous Kassie Portillo. Angelica Provost. Heather Rideout. James Riggs. Redonna Robinson. Yusul Royster. Danielle Ruggles. Douglas Scott. Ronald Segura. Saul Settle. Anthony âI was terrified when our bus driver hit a car, and when she almost tipped the bus over. -Twanetha Davis âI was terrified when I ran a Red light while driving on the road with my Drivers Ed. teacher. -Lawanda Davis I was terrified when I talked to my stuff animal and it talked back. -Dee-Free Juniors 89 Shelley. Shannon Sias. Robert Smith. Pete Smith. Regina Starks. Kimberly Taylor. Nichole Thomas. Erica Tower. Lisa Trevithick. Beth Triplett. El Hajj Varner. Timothy Wallace. Jeffery Warren. Yolanda Washington. Oren Washington. Yolanda Watt. Richie Westbrook. Michele Weston. Duane White. Jenelie White. Nannette Wicker. Tizanna Williams. Byron Williams. Heidi Williams. Sharena Willy. Daniel Wilson. Aaron Wood. Lisa 90 Juniors Sophomores-Making It Happen Adams. Monica Asa. Cheralyn Ballentine. Scott Bard. Darnel Bargo. Tammy Bateman. Susan Batson. Misheli Battles. Thomas Beasly. Kelly Bedard. Dana Betts. Jenifer Bingham. Shalom Black. Eugene Bolton. Anthony Boyer. Dennis Bragg. Jo Bronson. Lisa Brown. Andna Bruckman. Jill Burnett. Kena Bush. Nemecia Butler. Andrea Butler. Walter Cabell. Darnell Caldwell. Jermam Calhoun. Carla Campbell. Terrance Clarke. Anita Clarke. Yolanda Cook. Robert Cooke. Kimberly Cooper. Ken Crowder. Danielle Daly. Kimberly Dent. Shontelie Ealey. Jason Sophomores 91 Jayne Nealssohn. Andrea Butler, and Jill Bruckman see no evil, hear no evil, and speak no evil. Elam. James Etheridge. Jesse Evans. Carmen Evans. Tracy Garner. Mark Guinn. David Hanson. Deisha Harden, Kimberly Harris. Sharrieft Heller. Richard Hemphill. LaRon Hemphill. Melanie âMy Friend Asked This Guy In The Mall If I Looked Bad And He Said Yesâ. âI was embarrassed when I went To the mall on a rainy day with flat hair and all I could do was talk about how bad I looked so my friend stopped a cute guy and asked him if I looked bad and he said 'Yes!' -Anonymous I was embarrassed when I cut my finger and went to the bathroom to wash it out and found out I was in the boys' bathroom. -Sheena Hodge âI was embarrassed when I fell down the third floor stairs in front of everybody. -Yolanda Hill 92 Sophomores Yolanda Clark enjoys the benefit concert at Atwood Stadium put on by R.F.T.W. Hewitt. Joshua Hill. Yolanda Hodge. Sheena Hollins. James Holmes. Monica Horton. Michael Hussey. Pamela Isom. Crystal Jackman. Christopher Jackman. Kenneth Jackson. Tamika Johnson. Hue Jones. Debra Jones. Jennifer Jones. Sylvia Kish. Jacqueline Kroll. Jennifer Lawson. Seth âI was embarrassed when I was in a crowd watching a fight and my mom came and pulled me by the collar and dragged me across the street.â -Kena Burnett âI was embarrassed when I walked into the ladies changing room at the beach and someone was in it.â -Anonymous âI was embarrassed when the bell rang at the end of class and I walked out with someone elseâs books.â -Sue Bateman Sophomores 93 Lewis. Carmen Lewis. Colette Lewis. Feneda Lock. Amy Luokka. Jennifer Lyde. Stephanie Margetson. Donald McDaniel. Anita McDonald. Michelle McGaughy. Elbert McGee. Stacy McIntyre. Arnold McNamara. Theresa Melton. LaShoine Miller. Brant Mitchell. Ameure Monreal. Tyann Morton. Kimberly Nealssohn. Jayne Newman. Demetna Nunn. Ayanna Nunn. Natasha Orange. Nathan Overton. Danielle Patrick. Andrea Patterson. Eric Perreault. Keri Pike. Erie Polk. William Price. Kerry Rmglem. Linda Root. Corey Ross. Dana 94 Sophomores Ross. Laura Royster. Michelle Rutherford. Hassan Schneck. Molly Segura. Elizabeth Sheick. Paula Sherwood. Stephanie Skipper. Kendra Smeja. Deb bra Soyka. Jerry Stapleton. Lon Stohon. Mark Stogner. Paul Stiff. Joel Strong. Shernse Tallieu. Brian Tasevska. Anica Thomar. Karen Thorns. Javonka Turner. Boris Turner. Trina VanWyck. William Waters. Chennelle Wilburn. LaRon Wilson. Robert Wilson. Sabrina Wiltfong. Craig Wiltfong. David Worth. Todd Zalewski. Kara Chillin tike one of the guys are Carla Calhoun. Kim Cooke. Deisha Hanson. Kenna Barnett and Lisa Bronson. Sophomores 95 The New Kids On The Block Allen. Arlette Allen. Chad Anderson. Miko Anderson. Tamara Antell. Jefferey Avery. Gwen Battles. Tiffany Benton. Edris Blackburn. Sandra Bostwck. Kenneth Bowden. Jenny Buchler. Thomas Buford. Tarnesia Burhans. Jeremy Burkett. Monik Burks. Ernestine Burt. Edris Byrd. Acho Claxton. David Collier. Cortez Cornelius. Donne! Connor. Jermaine Cowan. Troy Croudy. Sean Cummings. Willie Davis, Alicia Davis. Kendra Delano. Deseri DeMaria. Robert Dillon. Amy 96 Freshmen Dimmick. Michael Dufon. Katheryn Dumanois. Mary Duntgan. Shawn Durrett. Katrina Elston, James Fink. Aimee Flowney. Brandon Franklin. Frank Glover. Percy Grant. Michelle Gulley. Veronica Hairston. Claudet Hawkins. Tamika Haughey. Marjorie Heller. Kip Heller. Ronald Hendenck. Vicki Henry. Anvil III Herman. Amy Herrera. Cynthia Hetherington. Angela Hildreth. Richard Hollins. Dwayne Huddleston. Patrecika Jackson. Gwenn Jackson. Raheid Jenkins. Moishae Johnson. Erika Johnson. Rochelle Johnson. Stacey Jones. Brian June. Sandy Junior. Ouinette Kilgore. Anthony Krueger. Philip Lam. Brian Lam. Jennifer Lester. Roderick Lewis. Gail Lewis. Tamekka Linton. Tony Freshmen 97 Ludvigsen, Eric Luokka. Chad Macklin. Yolanda Mann. Lorna Martin. Angie Martin. Valerie Mason. Douglas Mattison. Tammalette May. Shonda McCullough, Tawanna Mclvor. Sonya Mclvor. Tonya Miller. Shantel Miller, Teresa âAlicia Davis Blew A Note On . The Clarinet And Her Dog Howled.â âI cracked up when Alicia Davis said that she could play the clarinet well and her dog howled on the first note she blew.â -Rhonda Simpson âI cracked up when a boy on the bus yelled out the window at a kid for throwing snowballs and the kid threw a snowball right into the boyâs face.â -Rochelle Johnson I cracked up when this girl was run- ning down the hall at full speed anc a guy tripped her flat on her face. -Richard Hildreth 98 Freshmen Mitchell. Kimberly Mizell. Dennis Moore. Autimes Morgan. Kimberly Motley. Daryl Mullen, Jenniter Nadir. Marcel Neal. Rachelle Nelson. Janet Nelson. Jawun Novak. Matthew Oaks. Tyrah Oden. Lataska O'Henley. Sarah Page. Brandon Parker. Joseph Paskvan. Tammy Payne. Stephanie Polovina, Traci Powell. Ericka Quick. Monica Ragland. Stephanie Rashid. Abdul Reyes. Lome Reynolds. Camille Rushing. Terrance Saylor. Sabrina Schlaft. Michelle Scott. Clarence Scott, Rodgeric âI cracked up when my friend was playing with nail glue and glued her eye shut.â -Valerie Martin I cracked up when my little brother went swimming and came out of the pool with no trunks on.â -Miko Anderson âI cracked up when Richard Hil- dreth said that Perry Glover was go- ing to drive an old Buick without a dashboard.â -Shawn Dunigan Freshmen 99 Searfoss. Jerald Seymour. Robert Simpson. Rhonda Singelton. Armond Smith. Brian Smith. Leslie Smith. Lowna Smith. Monica Smith. Sherry Stacy. Gina Strickland. Ray Tedford. Dansby Thompson. Danette Thompson. Janelle Thomson. Tamika Tolbert. Allen Trawick. Aaron Waite. Christopher Walder. Amanda Walker. Henry Waycaster. Steven Wesley. Veronica White. Isaac Williams. DantG Wingard. Teresa Woollard. Dionne Wynn. Dellissa lltt. MeChelle Younger. Christopher Younger. Stacy 100 Freshmen Taking A Leap Forward Bob Hughes sports his popular do Bean. Kamonti Beck. Larry Berger. Audra Bertschi. Jason Black. George Boone. McClellan Brown. Cholyonda Brown. Darynyll Brown. Larry Brown. Latonya Brown. Michael Brown. Timeka Bugbee. Angela Burnett. Shamel Butler. Kwan Byrd. Lisa Cabell. Kimberly Carney. Steven Eighth Grade 101 April Barton and Jamise Walsh are the best ot friends through thick and through thin. Carter. Toya Cassidy. Joseph Chappell. Jenny Clarke. Alvin Clarke. Larry Coleman. Kamiesa Conerly. Katerrie Cook. Delica Crane. Peter Craven. Jennifer Crump, Taquetta Dabaja. Salwa Class On _______________________ I Went To The Wrong The First Day Of School âI remember the time when I got a new locker partner. She didnât know the combination and I was absent for three days and all her stuff was in the locker.â -Amy Falk âI remember the time when I went to the wrong class on the very first day of school. -Jeanele Dixon âI remember the time when I fell on the ice and hurt my tailbone and had to carry a little blow-up swim ring around school to sit on.â -Andrea Ross 102 Eighth Grade Davila. Martinez Davis, Robert Davis. Tawanaka Delano. Deanna Dixon. Opic Donigan. Steve Dunford. Kerri Elkns. Trina Etherly, Venicia Falk. Amy Fields. Latonia Flynn, Teresa Gaines. Stannett Gant. Spring Garth, Jermaine George. Teresa Gerard. Cynthia Gillmore. Christopher Glover, Gale Hall. Daniel Hall. David Hamp. Celeste Hampton. Valerie Haralson. Eni Hatten. Aundrea Hemphill. Emil Hetherington. Jeremy Hinman. Warren Holland. Ma Rico Hollenbeck. Bernice I remember the time when I had just started school and I couldnât get my locker open for two weeks. -Dominique Jones âI remember the time when a pi- geon came in Mr. Tomchekâs first hour. It was trying to get out the window but kept hitting the plexig- lass instead.â -Peter Crane I remember the time in the lunch room when I had a large fry in my hand and I tripped over a bookbag and the fries flew into a person's lap. -Steve Donigan Eighth Grade 103 Hollins. Mario Hudson. Katrina Hughes. Robert Hyatt. Fatina Jackman. Suzanne Jackson. Amy Jackson. Kina Johnson. Kimberly Johnson. Latrice Jones. Dominique Jones. Tyrone Kilbourne. Tamara Kilgore. Gary Knapp. Stacie Lane. Jason Lavictoire. Joseph Lopez. Vanessa Machray. Susan Malloy. Lashonda Marshall. Delmond Martin Aimee McClain. Crystal McDaniel. Derrick McDowell. Derrick McIntyre. Michelle Miller. Todd Montgomery. Jeryl Moore. Dentson Morgan. Vicki Mosley. Kristin Novak. Michael OâHara. Michael Ottis. Stacie 104 Eighth Grade Patrick. Angela Payne. Machel Payne. Phillip Pederson. Mashawn Phillips. Timothy Pichey. Paul Purches. Maurice Reyes Jeannette Roberts. Kateco Robinson. Melika Robinson. Nikita Ross. Andrea Ross. Angela Sallas. Kimberlee Schaepkens. Michael Scott. Mark Slatter. Randall Small. Alexis Smith. Andre Smith. Sheen a Southward. Courtney Talanco. Lisa Teague. Nicole Thompson. Matthew Thurman. Shonda Trawick. Erick Turner. Satonya Vickery. Matthew Walker. Angel Wash. Jamise Waters. Kenneika Watkins. Shalonda Weaver. Laticia White. Julian White. Tamika Williams. Angie Willis. Cassandra Wood. Jeffrey Wright. Corey Wyenandt. Raymond Eighth Grade 105 Class Of â92 â Welcome Albfitton. Natanya Anderson. Michael Anderson. Senior ia Arntson. Eric Battle. Brian Baumgartner. Pete Ben net. Joy Bertschi. Jonquil Bingham. Jacalyn Bingham. Shaman Bingham. Tonya Blount. Felicia The first day of school- Total excitement! Blount. Greg Boyer. Anthony Briggs. Wade Brooks. Georgette Brown. Jason Brown. Joshua Brown. LaShonda Burgess. Karman Burris. Tamika Campbell. Kimberly Case. Sharia Case. Shelby 106 Seventh Grade To The Flint Academy! Cecchim. Joseph Clifton, Tameca Cooper. Justin Cooper. Roseann Crayton. Yolanda Crews. Michaeil Crump, Chalita Dawkins. Deneea Davis. Samuel Dimmick. Laura Dobbins. Caron Dorsey. Nikki Dumanots. Chester Earley. Clarence Eastndge. Aimee Falk. Larisa Gardner. April Gooding. Wendell Harris. Albert Harvell. Kalvin Hawkins. Makiah Hendricks. Phaedra Holbrook. Tamara Holley. Jacmda Holley. Jocelyn Hollins. Michael Huddleston. Terrill Ingram. Soncena Isaacs. Thais Isaguirre. Mark Seventh Grade 107 A pleasant new face to the student body is Michaell Crews. Jackson. Damon Jackson. Najah Jenkins. Samanzio Kassem. Hassan Lam. Charles Lamke. Andrew LeBlanc. Kimberly Lee. Chad Lenox. Margaret Leppan. Dennis Lewis. Kineta Levano. Ernado I Had To Stay With My Grandparents âI could have screamed when I had to spend my summer vacation with my grandparents. I imagined two whole weeks of pinching cheeks. Michaell Crews âI could have screamed when I looked in the mirror this morning. John Hatchel âI could have screamed when my mother threw a pail of water on me and got me all wet. Taras Rushing 108 Seventh Grade Calm, cool and collectiveâ describes Tui Williams Luster. Gina Margetson. Michael Marshall. Katrena Martin. Meka McIntyre. Eric Meekins. Arnetta Miller. Sherre Mtsner Michael Moody. Chanda Mooney. John Nelson. Deandna Nunn. Nicole OâDell. Mark Olds. Micheal Patilla. Lisimba Parker. Rochelle Parson. Juanita Patterson. Lorrie Perreault. Lori Purches. Jamal Ramos. Patrocinio Rashid. Yamini Rauls. Cornelius Reeves. Jerome I could have screamed when I saw a dog eating my oatmeal.â Damon Jackson â1 could have screamed when I went in three different classes on the first day of school and each one was wrong.â Tui Williams âI could have screamed when I found out I had Mrs. Anderson for English.â Audrey Smith Seventh Grade 109 Relerford. Clayton Richards. Juanice Riddle. Masharn Rinks. Kristen Roland. Roland Ross. Damon Rushing. Taras Russell. Jessica Sanders. Nicki Savage. Ryan Simmons. Erika Smith. Audrey Smith. David Smith. David Smith. Joslyn Smith. Travis Spiller. Eddie Springer. Shelley Taylor. Antjuan Thompson. Matthew Tooson. Karneesa Topps. Vincent Tree ha. Shane Vanorder. Shannon Walker. Kasey Waycaster. Brian 110 Seventh Grade i Williams. Bradley Williams. Renee Pleasantly completing his assignment is Listmba Patilla « $ âą n Williams. Tui Willis. David Wilson, Stephanie Wingard. Belinda Wood. Laramy Wynne. Angela Belinda Wingard shows oft her personality Seventh Grade 111 Index Andrea Adams Dionne Adams 17. 31 69. 70. 86 Krista Adams 81 Monica Adams 12. 21 58, 70. 91 Shane Adams James Addison Senior 1 Natanya Albritton 40. 106 April Alexander Senior I. 81 Darrid Alexander 86 Arlette Allen 65 96 Chad Allen 53, 0. 96 Nathaniel Allison 101 Amy Alstrom 70. 86 Brett Anderson l Derrick Ander Michael Ander Miko Ander Semona Ande Tamara Ander Jett Anteli 70. Eric Arnston 41. 106 Cherylan Asa 70. 91 Angela Ascencfcl 18. 68. 86 Michelle AscendO 101 Donald Austin I Rhonda Austin 1 Gwen Avery 37. 96 ) B Cletus Baber 50. 86 Lee Bailey 70. 86 Tina Baldwin Scott Ballentine 54. 66. 91 Naketa Banks 37. 101 Elliza Bankston Senior 1. 30. 31. 81 Daniel Bard 91 Karla Barnett 30. 31. 69. 70, 86 April Barton 101. 102 Lynn Bateman Senior 1. Senior 6. 10. 13 28. 29. 70 Susan Bateman 11 29 44, 45. 70 91 t.eann Bates 86 RaycheH Bates 101 Mi shell Batsen 58. 91 Nicholas Batsios 101 Bryaft Battle 106 âą a Battle Senior 1.81 .Titiany Battles 64. 96 Tom Battles 66. 91 Peter Baumgartner 40. 106 Kan i Bean 101 KeABeajPf9i w Larry BeClr 101 Tracey Btfck 31. 70. 91 Joy Bennet 106 Danielle Benson 42 Jason Bjhson 9 Edris Benton 70. 96 6 . Audra Bagger 101 Onda Ida Berry Jason Jonquil Veronica Jennifer 112 nor 1. i 101 l$chi 1 thune Senior Its 91 How Jacalyn Bingham ihalom Bmgha jmari Bmgha mgham Hamojlijiisti p 7t 6 Mark Bivins 30. 81 Eugene Black 70. 91 George Black 101 Ronda Black Senior 1. 30. 81. 82 28. 30. 36. 81. Sandra Blackburn 41. 96 Gretchen Blackwell 86 Wilandra Blair Senior 2. 19. 24. 81 Rashawnda Blake Senior 2. 30. 68. 70. 81 83 Felicia Blount 106 Greg Blount 40. 106 Jamel Bolden Senior 2 Vincent Bolden 3i. 86 Antonia Bolton 91 Tanisha Boone iQl Kenneth Bpstwick 53â 66. 70. 96 Hnny Bowfcn 37. ,96 |othy Boyd 40 nthony Boyer 66. 106 nrus Boyer 66. 91 Maurice Brady 8i Jo Bragg 21. 91 Latonya Brandon Bryan Bransford Senior 2 Robert Brassuer Wade Briggs 66. 106 Lisa Bronson 37. 38. 70. 91. 95 Georgette Brooks 40. 106. 110 Crystal Broughton 86 Andna Brown 91 Carmen Brown Cholyonda Brown 101 Colette Brown 28. 70. 86 Darryll Brown 101 Jason Brown 106 Joshua Brown 106 Larry Brown 101 LaShonda Brown 71. 106 t tut Michael Brown 101 Tausha Brown Timeka Brown 33. 101 Jill Bruckman 45. 91. 9 Mark Buchler Senior 2. PS 81 Thomas Buchler 96 Percy Buck 83. 89 Tarnesia Buford 96 Angela Bugbee 70. 101 Karman Burgess 106 Jeremy Burhans 70. 96 Momk Burkett 96 Ernestine Burks 30. 43. 9âŹM Kena Burnett 91. 95 Shame! Burnett 101 Ulysses Burns 20. 50. f Tamika Bums 40. 106 Fdris Burt 37. 65. 96 Nemecia Bush 21. 91 Andrea Butlf 91. 92 Kimberly Butler 28. 70. 8( Kwan Butler idBMg Terrence Butler 60. 86 Walter Butler 91 jS Acho Byrd 96 I isa Byrd 37. ijll Darnell Cabell 35. 60. 10 Kim Cabell 37. 41. 101 Jermaine Caldwell 91 Carla Calhoun 91. 95 James Campbell 86 Kimberly Campbell 106 Terrence Campbell 91 Loren Carlson Senior 2 Steve Carney 101 Miles Carter 50. 86 Toya Carter 102 Bermta Caruthers Shannon Case Senior 2 Sharia Case 106 Shelby Case 106 Joe Cassidy 102 Courtney Cavette 86 Joseph Cecchim 107 Jenny Chappell 42. 102 Timothy Chastain Senior 2. 30 Alonzo Cheeks 30, 50. 86 Yolanda Clark 69. 9ltj93 Alvin Clarke 102 Anita Clarke 11. 91 iarry Clarke 102 OBv d Claxton 96 Jgmes Claxton 81 Twneca Clifton 40. 107 Jaoien Oobbm Kwtiiesa Coleman 102 Cortuz Collier 96 Shalenza Collins Katernus Connely 102 Jermaine Conner 96 Delicia Cook 102 Robert Cook 16. 91 Kimberly Cooke 91. 95 Bobby Cooper Senior 2ll2. 44 45 81. 82 Justin Cooper 107 Kenneth Cooper 30. 91 lorene Cooper Senior 2 Rose Cooper Roseann Cooper 107 Donneii Cornelius 96 Katternus Cornerly Troy Rowen 53. 63. 9⏠Colette Cram 86 John Cram 63. 83 Peter Crane 102 Jennifer Craven 102 AVWto Craw rrf Sentf 2, 30. 64. 81 Antonia Crawford Senior 2. 17. 81 India Crayton 86 Rhonda Cray I on Yolanda Crayton 70. 107 Michaell Crews 10 â 108 Sean Croudy 3. 52 96 Brent Crowder 50. 86 Danielle Crowder 70 91 Crolita Crump 107 Taouetta Crump 10 Wifte Cummings 96 81 83 107 70. Opie Dixon 103 CaRon Dobbins 107 Michael Domgan Senior 3. Steven Donigan 103. 70 28. 44. 70. 81 Nikki Dorsey 107 Kenyatla Douglas 86 Michelle Draheim 79. 81 Lisa Draper Kathryn Duton 39. 66. 70. 97. 98 Chester Dumanois 107 lames Dumanois vtary Dumanois 97 ern Dunf rd 103 Shawn Dunigan 97 Katrina Durrett 97 Jason Ealey 91 Clarence Earley 107 Arnnee Eastridge 107 Connie Edmonds Paul Edwards James Elam 16. 53. 92 Troy Elbert Najia Elerson Senior 3. 81 Jeff Elliott Trina Elkinsâ 103 James Elston 97 Vemcia Etherly 42. 103 Jesse Ethendge 70. 92 Carmen Evans 70. 92 Er c Evans Senior 3. 81 Enca Evans 86 Tracy Evans 92 F Darrel Fagen Senior 3. 81 Falk 42. 103 Lansa Falk 107 Luana Farrell Patrick Feaster Nichole Fielder Senior 3. 31. 81 Latdnia Fields 42. 103 Amy Fink 97 Brandod f lowney 66. 97 Teresa Flynn 42 103 Yolanda for ten berry 87 Loretta Forward Senior 3 Mason Fournier Senior 3 16 30 54 Frank Franklin 97 __________ Carle Freeman Dione Freeman 17. 70. 87 Amy Furze 70. 87 G Stannett Gaines 14. 38. 103 Spring Gant 103 April Gardner 107 Michael Garner Senior 4. 28. 29. 37. 44. 81 âČ Mark Garner 92 Jermaine Garth 103 Theresa George 103 Julie Gerace 19. 87 Cynthia Gerard 42. 103 Jeffrey Gerard 87 Christopher Gillmore 14. 103 Gale Glover 41 103 Percy Glover 97 Michael Goins Senior 3 Senior 4 81. 82 Wendell Gooding 107 Monique Gooley 70 Sandra Goss 30. 81 Danar Goza 87 Michelle Grant 97 Âź CMstme Gray Senior 4 28 30 Crystal Gray Senior 4. 30. 41. 81 Jody Gray Darrien Greene David Guinn 70. 92 Anyefci uuiivy bviiM 4. 31, 0, bi m Billy Gulley Veronica Gulley 97 H SenijB Dawn Haeger 31. 70 Claudette Hairston 97 Daniel Hall 103 David Hall 103 Celeste Hamp 70 idv Valerie Hampton 42. 103 Tnna Handley Senior 4 Mary Haney Snmor 2. Senior 4. 81 Katrena Hannah Senior 4 57. 81 Deisha Hanson 37 70. 92. 95 Em Haralson 103 s Kim Harden 92 Damone Harper _____ Detra HarrmgtO' Seni r 30,8 70.|B Albert Harris 107 Monica Harris 87 âą, ÂŁharrieff Harris 92 Calvin Harvell 107 Johnathan Hatchel Aundrea Hatten 35. 42. 1031 Marjorie Haughey 27. 97 Rebecca Haughey 19. 68. 87 Bert Hawcroft Bfad'Hawccoft Burdette Hawkins 87 James Hawkins 87 Makiah Hawkins 107 Tamika Hawkins 97 Kip Welter â4. 97 Richard HeiA 14. 16. 92 Ronald Fleiiett97 Emi HemphiÂź03 LaRonn Hemphill 70. 63 Melanie HerqpF iii 9J Phaedra HenoricMl 07 Vicky Hendricks 91 Anvil Henry 63. 91 Amy Herman 97 Albert Herrera Cynthia Herrera Angela Hethenmpjfi 97 Jeremy Hetherington 103 Angela Hewitt Senior 4. 30. 81 Joshua Hewitt 93 Richard HildrerrWr J andaHHlv65. 93,.. p Warren Hmman 103 Sheena Hodge 31. 93 Tamara Holbrook 107 Morico Holland 103 Bernice Hollenbeck 103 Delbert Holley 31. 50. 70. 87 Jacmda Holley 36. 40. 107 Jocelyn Holley 36. 40 70. 107 Dwayne Hollins 53. 97 James Hollins 63 93 Mario Hollins 104 Michael Hollins 40. 107 David Hollis Monica Holmes 12. J7. 56k93 Jeffrey Hoiove 30 44. 66. 67. 87 Mike Horton 93 Patricia Hoskm 21 ; Taura Howard 81 Wanda Howard 87 Burton Hubbard 87 Lawrence Hubbard Senior 4. 16 Patresica Huddleston 97 Terrill Huddleston 107 Carmen Hudson 31. 70. 87 Katrina Hudson 104 Leslie Hudson 30 Bob Hughes 101 Laura Husak 70. 87 Pam Hussey 20. 69. 60. 70. 85. 93 Karen Hutchins Fatma Hyatt 41. 103 Omar Hyatt 87 Beth Ingram Senior 4 30 Soncena Ingram 107 Mark Isaquirre 6flj 107 Crystal Isom 6 Thais Issacs 1i Chris Jackman 14. 16. 44. 54. 93 Ken Jackman t4. 66. 93 Suzanne Jackman 104 Amy Jackson 37 104 Chris Jackson 87 Christopher Jar k son Damon Jackson 108 Gwenn Jackson 97 Lavenna Jackson 87 Kimberly Jackson 104 Kma Jackson 104 Najah Jackson 108 Raheid Jackson 97 Tamika Jackson 93 Nelson Jawan Moishae Jenkins 97 Samanzio Jenkins 108 Clarence Johnson 73. 87 David Johnson Senior 5. Senior 6. 24. 28. 81 Enka Johnson 97 Hue Johnson 93 James Johnson Senior 5 28. 30. 44. 81 Kendrick Johnson 81 Kim Johnson 38 Lathee Johnson 103 Leonard Johnson Monique Johnson 31. 87 Phillip Johnson 62 Rochelle Johnson 97 Stacey Johnson 41. 97 Tamara Johnson Brad Jones 16. 30. 45. 54. 66. 70. 87 Brian Jones 70, 97 Debra Jones 31. 70. 93 Mary Jones Dominique Jones 38. 104 Ernest Jones 20. 25 32. 50. 87. 60 Jenniler Jones 93 Mane Jones 28 36 87 Roxanna Jones 87 Sylvia Jones 93 Tamara Jones 31 Tyrone Jones 42. 104 Sandy June 43 97 Charese Junior 43 Ouinetle Junior 97 Hassen Kassem 1 Glen Keeiy Senior 5. 16. 81. 26. 30 54 55. 66. 70 David KeHer Senior 5. 28. 81. 82 Andre Kelley Senior 5. 24. 83 Tammy Kellum Senior 5. 31 81 Deanna Kessler Sehior «T83 Tamara KilbOurne 104 Anthony Kilgore 97 Gary Kilgore 104 Jackie Kish 12. 93 Colleen Klebs 30. 81. 70 Stacie Knapp 104 Melissa Knight 13. 16. 17 Eric Knox Senior 5. 24. 81 Keith Koger 70. 50 Tabatha Koger Senior 5. 31. 81. 56. 30 Jennifer Kroll 70. 93 Phillip Krueger 97. 54. 55 John Kryza Senior 1. Senior 5. 25 Brian Lam 97. 53 113 97 104. 42 108 Charles Lam 40. 10 Jennifer Lam 39. 41 Andrew Lamke 108 Jason Lane 104 Joseph LaVictoire 14 Seth Lawson 71. 93 Kimberly LeBlanc 40. Kristi LeBlanc Senior 5. 28. 39. 81. 26. 71 Chad Lee 40. 108 Jeffrey Lee Idns Lee 53 Danas Lenear 24. 28. 50. 87 31 Margaret Lenc 108 Michael Leonard Senior 5. 8i Dennis feppan 108 â Lester 87 â nranda Lester [Roderick Lester 97 Ernando Levario 108 Carman Lewis 94 Colett' LuwfS 10 37. 65. 94 Fenegg Lewis 94 Sail Lewis 97 Kmeta Lewis 108 Tamekka Lewis 97 Jeffrey Lillard 30. 50. 51. 87 errence Lilly 37. 87 S ephame Lincoln 30. 31. 87 T ny Linton 52. 53. 71. 97 Amy Lock 94. David Lock 31. 54 Douglas Long 87 Vanessa Lopez 104 Chad Luokka 98 Jennifer Luokka 94 Gina Luster 40 109 Stephanie Lyde 69. 94 30. Kimberly Morgan 98 Marlow Morgan 66 Vicki Morgan 41. 104 Shannon Morrison 88 Kimberly Mortofl 94 Wendy MortonÂźenior 6. 13. 28. 30. Joseph Mosley 7V 88 Kristin Mosley 1( âą Darryl Motley 63 99 Tyrone Motley Regina Mukes 30. 88 Jennifer Mullen ft 9 . Sl 81 Me Crystal McClain T04M AimS r McCrary 71. J Tawana McCultoughH Anita McDaniel 94 | Derrick McDame 63 F.dwar McDaniel 88 lie M dward Mr Derrick M Elbert McGai Milton McGee Stacy McGee Arnold McIntyre 46. 94 Eric McIntyre 109 Sonya Me Ivor 30 98 Tanya Mclvor 98 Rhoda McMullar Judy McMurrayjSenior 5. Theresa McNan jra 94 '-mt. 85 81 M N 114 Susan Machray 104 jMrunnon Mnnnm 45, 96 Marie Makidon Senior 5. 81 Lashonda Malloy 14. 104 na Mann 98 nald Mprg son  4 ichael Margetson 109 Imond Marshall 104 Jennifer Marshall I Katrena Marshall 38.t 109 Aimee Martin 14. 70l 104 Angela Martin 98 Valene Martin 98 Douglas Mason 98 Melissa Mason 87 Tammaletta Mattison 98 Tyrone Maxwell 60. 88 Shonda May 98 Tanya Mayberry 31. 88 Julie Maziarz 8« Arnetta Meekins 40. 109 LaShoine Melton 33. 94 Amy Mercies Lyanna Millen Senior 5 Brant Miller 94 Marvin Miller Senior 5. 66 Shantel Miller 71. 98 Sherre Miller 109 Terease Miller 98 Todd Miller 37. 104 Ameure Mitchell 50. 7,1. 94 Courtney Mitchell 40 Kim Mitchell 58. 59. 99 Michael Misner 40. 109 Denpit Mizeli 53. 99 Cassandra Mobley 43 88 Tyann Monreal 64. 94 Montgomery 42. 104 Tasha Montgomery Chanda Moody 109 John Moody 109 Autimes Moore 99 Dent son Moore 104 Michael Moore 44. 63 Harold Morgan Senior 6. 18 Marcel Nadir 52. 53. 63. 99 Racnefle Neal 99 Stephanie Neal 43 Jayne Nealssohn 15. 92. 94 Thom Nealssohn 11. 25. 28. 44. 88 Deandna Nelson 09 Janet Nelson 99 Jawup Nelson 99 Keith Nelsor Senior 6. 60. 81 Monica Nelson Demet oa Newme' 31. 94 N.ckies Senior 6. 71. 81 Tara Nitz 71. 80 Consuela Norrir89 Matt Novak 7L 99 Michael Novak 104 Stephen Novak 16 28. 71, 89 Gma Novara Senior 6. 13. 30. 68. 8 Ayanna Nunn 31. 71. 94 Ericka Nunn 19. 31. 71. 89 Natascha Num 94 Nichole Nunn 41 â09 mor 4 24. 50. 51. 01 0US Nunn $e jT o Tyran Oaks 99 Jermame OâConor 14 Mark O'Dell 71. 109 I aTaska Oden 58 9$ Yolanda Odom M chae! O'Hara 104 Sarah O'Henley 99 Michael Olds 109 Ellen Opper Senior 6. Nathan Orange 94 Stacey Otis 104 Jeffrey Overman 54, 71. 87. 89 Danielle Overton 37. 94 Janeen Overton Senior 6. 31. 81 Brandon Page 99 lames Parker Senior 6. 83 Joe Parker 99 Rochelle Parker 109 Pam Parks Juanita Parsor 109 Tammy Paskvan 66. 67, 85. 99 Lisimba Patiila 109. ill Tnwanna Patiila Senior 6. 81 Andrea Patrick 69. 94 Angela Patrick 105 Fric Patterson 44. 94 Lone Patterson J8. 42. 71. 109 Machel Payne 42. 105 Phillip Payne 71. 105 Stephanie Payne 37. 71. 99 Charlita Pcfyton 42 Trachelle Pearson 89 MaShawn Pederson 105 Shariff Peebles 30 Valor Perdue 31. 89 Dordrick Perkins Tfaionie Perkins Senior 6 di Perreault 28. 30. 39. 71. 89 97 ern Perreault 94 Lori Perreault 40. 109 Brian Petrella 79 Petreila , m Karl Petrick Senior 7. 16. 61. 60 Tim Phillips 105 Paul Pichey 37. 105 Eric Pike 94 DaNae Plamondon Senior 7. 30. 31 81 83 William Polk 71. 94 Traci Poiovma 71. 99 Mendel Poole Kassandra Porteous 30. 89 Angelica Portillo 89 Ericka Powell 99 Veronica Presnall 30. 31. 81 Kimberly Prewitt 14 Kerry Price 94 LaJuan Pringle Senior 7 Eric Prins Heather Provost 89 Jamet Purches 109 Maurice Purches 105 Q Monika Quick 43. 99 R Stephanie Ragland 58. 59. 99 Patrocinio Ramos 109 Abdul Rashid 37. 53. 66. 90. 100 Yammi Rashid 40. 109 Cornelius Rauls 109 Jerome Reeves 109 Terrance Reeves Senior 7. 79. 81 Clayton Relerford 110 Jeannette Reyes 105 Lorena Reyes 40. 99 Camille Reynolds 99 Jaumce Richard 40. 100 Masharn Riddle 40. 110 James Rideout 89 Matthew Rifle Senior 7. 12. 15. 81 LaShawn Riggs Senior 7. 31 Redonna Riggs 89 Linda Rmglem 19. 45. 94. 71 Kristin Rinks 110 Stacy Robb 31 Kateco Roberts 38. 42. 105 Melika Robinson 105 Nikita Robinson 105 Yusuf Robinson 89 Ronald Roland 40. 110 Corey Root 43. 94 Timothy Root Senior 7. 28. 81. 82 Andrea Ross 105 Angela Ross 104. 105 Damon Ross 110 Daria Ross 31. 94 Laura Ross 95 Danan Rosser Kamlah Rouse Alviia Rouser Seni T7. 21, 81 82 Danielle Royster 2% 31, 37. 8(t Michelle Royster 37, 95 Doug Ruggles 89 Jermaine Humph Taras Rushing 110 Terrence Rutting 14. 99 Jessica RuW 110 Patrick RusseW Richard flKfc HI Senior 7. 20. AmeerJjgfhert0fd Senior 7. 19 27 Hassan IHUlh rtord 44. 54. 7 V 95 nor 8. 81 Starks 90 Stefanic Senior 8. 30 Stiff 95 Stogner Stogner 53. 95 Stohon 95 Strickland 53. 100 e Strong 31. 95 Suff T Talarico 14. 105 n Tallieu 54. 95 Tasevska 95 Tasevska Senior 8. 11 28. 30. 81 n Taylor 42. 71. 110 mane Taylor Senior 4 Senior 8. 3i David Salmas Senior 7 Ktmbftffee Sallas '05 30 7. 31 105 7. 50. 71. 79. 81 19. 27. 28. 29. Jane Sanders Senior Nicki Saunders 110 Ryan Savage 110 Sabrma Saylor 99 Michael Schaepkens Michelle Schlafl 99 Molly Schneck 70. 95 Kevin Scobey 71 Clarence Scott 99 Mark Scott 105 Rodgeric Scott 99 Ronald Scott 89 Jacque Seabron Senior Jerald Searfoss 100 Elizabeth Segura 65 95 Saul Segura 89 Anthony Settle 89 Michele Seymour Senior 7.| 45. 81. 82. Robert Seymour 66. 100 Robert Shafer Paula Sheick 95 Shelley Shannon 17. 90 Suzanne Shelton Senior 7. 30 Stephanie Sherwood 71.95 Robert S«as 54. 88. 89 Byron Simmons Senior 2. Senior 7 50 t Erika Simmons 110 Twyla Simms Senior 8. 21. 44 Rhonda Simpson 71. 100 Armond Singleton 53. 100 Kendra Skipper 12. 71. 95 Kimberly Skipper Senior 8. 30. 81 Randy Slater 105 Alexis Small 105 Greg Smalley 60 81 Debbra Smeja 95 Alicia Smith Andre Smith 105 Audrey Smith 4i 110 Brian Smith 71. 100 David Smith David Lee Smith Eric Smith Sen.or 8. 31, Jo lyr Smith 110 Leslie Smith 54. 100 Lowna Smith 100 Monica Smith 100 Pete Smith Regina Smith 90 Sheena Smith 38. Sherry Smith 100 Travis Smith 110 Daniel Spencer Eddie Spiller 40. 110 Shelley Springer 110 Courtne uWutn WSrn' Jerry Soyka 71. 95 Gma Stacy 100 Rose Stalker Lon Stapleton 7 1. 95 I I h'| A â J r .| A' j â f. hole Taylor 31. 90 T i neika Taylor N ole Teague 105 pr i isby Tedford 100 ( nca Thomas 19. 31. 69. 90 Karen Thomas 95 r ranklin Thomason Fj nette Thompson 100 j : iel e Thompson 65. 100 Matt Thompson 105 Matthew Thompson 110 Tarnika Thompson 100 J.i.onka Thorns 37. 95 Satonya Thurman 105 Alien Tolbert 100 v cent Topps 107. 110 âą ieesa Tooson 110 Tower 90 ljamm Towner on Trawick 1 r k Trawick 40 1051 Shane Trecha 71. 11 ol Oren Washington 90 Yolanda Washington 31. 90 Chennelle Waters 31. 95 Ineatha Waters Senior 8. 68. 81 Kenneika Waters 14. 43. 105 Shaionda Watkins 105 Richie Walt 90 Brian Waycaster 71. 110 Steven Waycaster 100 Dame trice Weaver t aticia Weaver 43. 105 Laurie Webb Senior 8. 30. 37. 64. 68. 81, 82 Veromca Wesley 100 Michelle Westbrook 64. 90 Duane Weston 90 Isaac White 100 Jenelle White 90 Julian White 105 Nanette White 90 Necol White Tamika White 105 Tizanna Wicker 25. 33. 41 90 Tracy Wicks LaRon Wilburn 44. 95 Jett Willard 71 Lisa Wiiitord Senior 8. 79. 81 Angie Williams 33. 105 Bradley Williams 71. Ill Byron Williams 44. 71. 90 Catnna Williams Dante Williams 12 53. 63. 100 Heidi Williams 90 Renee Williams 42. 71. II B Shareena Williams 19. 31, ff9fct. Tui Williams 40. 71. 109. Ill 105 16. 31. Beit. Dev.truck 28. El-Hajj Triplett 90 Boris Turner 95 Hartee Turner Satonya Turner 41. Tony Turner Trella Turne' Trina Turner 95 -an 71 on Senior 8. 81 111 105 Cassandra Willis David Willis 111 Elizabeth Willough 32. 33. 4 niel Willy 7), 90 aron Wilsgff28. 90 Robert Wfeon 53. 95 Sabrina Wilson 95 Stephanie Wilson 42. [ Craig wmtong 95 David Wiltfong 95 Belinda Wmgard 40. Ill Teresa Wingard 100 Jeffrey WoodlOb Laramy Wood 111 Lisa Wood 90 Cher. Woods Senior 8. 68. 79. 81 Dionne WcolL.nd 100 Todd Vftttfl 95 Bradley Wright Corey Wnght 105 Jamte Wright Ray Wyenandt 40 105 Delhsa Wynn 37. 100 Ja on Wynn A gela Wynne HI 5. 11. 14. Y Sandra Youngblood Senior 8. 81 Chris Younger 53. 100 Stacy Younger 100 105 Chris Waite 71. 100 Shirley Waite Senior t. Senior 8. 71. 81 Amanda Waider 100 Henry Waider 100 Amanda Walker 38. 98 Angel Walker 105 Henry Walker Kasey Walker 40. 110 Snontewalker Jeffrey Wallace 90 Jamise Walsh 38. 40. 102. 105 Vamta Wamble Senior 8. 13. 28. 30. 81 Yolanda Warren 90 Kara Zalewski 95 115 Patrons and Sponsors -SPONSORS- Mrs. Buford Mr. Mrs. Steven Butler Mrs. Paula Cochran Mr. Mrs. Neuman Convis Ms. Susie Shelton PATRONS Mrs. F. Anderson Ms. Judy Dawson Glenda Eiler-Swirtz Dr. Novak Dr. Williams Low Vision Clinic 714 Beach Street 232-6440 Mary Ringlein Mom Dad Seymour Gloria Tibbetts Charles Whiteley - Dean The Flint Academy Yearbook Staff would like to thank all of those who contributed to the 1987 Academia. Your donations were worthwhile and greatly appreciated. Patrons and Sponsors 117 ---Congratulations----- Katrena Renee Hannah Trust in the Lord with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding. In all thy ways acknowledge him and He shall direct thy paths. Love, MOM: PEARL HANNAH BROTHERS: P.F.C., GEORGE JR. AND BRODERICK HANNAH 118 Senior Dedications To Krista c o 1987 KJI Congratulations Love, Family and Friends Congratulations â Angela c o 87 Love, MOM AND DAD To Our Beautiful Daughter, Ramona Congratulations on your graduation from High School. This is but a first step in your quest for career, opportunity, self-fulfillment and service to humankind. Love, MOM AND DAD Senior Dedication 119 . . . Thatâs All Folks! 120 Farewell
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