Flint Academy - Academia Yearbook (Flint, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1988 volume:

ls.8.8 academia 1 Vol. 12 Flnt. Ml 48505 Title 1 our times. These are the times of your life. You've heard that one before But if you really think about it. that old clich6 holds a lot of truth. The people you meet, the classes you take, and everything else you do in high school are going to affect you for the rest of your life Remember the first football game you ever went to? It rained a little that day, but who cares - we won. You can't forget that 2 Theme first goal you scored for the soc- cer team Then there was the time that the guy you had a crush on for half the year asked you to dance. You have to smile when you think of the time you and your best friend laughed until you couldn't even breathe, now you can't even remember the joke These are the good times - times you couldn't forget even if you tried. It's your very first day at the Flint Academy. You're trying to find your first hour, what did your schedule say — room 212? You can't remember if your home- room teacher said the even num- bered classrooms were this way or that way .... All of a sudden it's the first day of your senior year. Seeing the lost look on some of those seventh graders' faces really brings back some memories. You can't decide whether to laugh or pity them. Everything has changed — the way you look, talk, act, your opinions, your goals. These are the fast times at the Flint Acade- my. Don't even blink, you could miss something 4 Theme Theme 7 Every year is unique in your memory. Everyone will see this year in a different way. This may have been your favorite year. Then again, it might have been just an average year. No matter how you saw it, this year will nev- er be repeated; these memories will never be replayed Things will change in your life; you'll never go back. These are the good times, the fast times, but most of all these are our times. 10 Spring Happenings LEFT Mchete Seymour and Paxton McDerrrod particpatng in the prom festivities at the University of Michigan Balroom FAR LEFT Vanita Wamble and Donovan Ptamondon at the t g senior event of the year ABOVE Ta Da1 Michoe) Gons surprises Lauri Webb with a classic ride to the prom on May 22nd ABOVE Students take their last look □round the school before they begin jummer vacation Spring Happenings 11 s. i Williamsburg: A Memorable Experience On Tuesday night, six p.m., April 28, a group of Juniors and Seniors from Ms. Harris' and Mr. Wiltse's classes packed their bags and headed East. Their destination: Williamsburg, Virginia, where they spent five days touring one of the first settlements in America. While there, they visited the Governer's Palace, the Court House, the jail, and the Magazine in Colonial Wil- liamsburg They also visited Cart- er's Grove Plantation on the James River However, the trip wasn't memorable just for the places vis- ited The group enjoyed shop- ping in the Williamsburg Plaza and the afternoon spent at Busch Gardens. The hotel antics and the bus trip also left unforgetta- ble memories in each vacation- er's mind. OPP PAGE. TOP Dallas Lenear and Jeff Lilord get a little closer to tour guide. Kay Smith OPP PAGE. FAR LEFT Cheri Woods. RaShawnda Blake, and Pam Franklin hurry to get ready for dinner OPP PAGE. BOTTOM CENTER The guys wait patiently for thee female companions to get ready for dinner TOP Part of the group takes refuge under an Indian shelter CENTER LEFT Dallas Lenear. Jeff Lillard. Cletus Baber, and Jocque Seaborn flaunt their physiques CENTER RIGHT Danielle Royster prepares for another day of touring BOTTOM Lawan Pringle 'fences'' around for some attention Wiiamsburg 13 '87 Freshman trip: Soviet connection in Washington When the 1987 freshmen class heard about going to Washington D. C.. they didn't know the kind of excitement that awaited them Mr. Davidek and Mr Cybulski chaperoned forty students on a trip that they will never forget. Why? Mr. Davidek and his group were invited to the Soviet Embassy. There, he received a personal message and an autographed book from a representative of Mikhail Gorbachev. That wasn't the only excitement. Even though it was cold and rainy, the group toured the city, its monuments, museums, and other places of interest. A highlight was visiting the U. S. Naval Academy in Annap- olis. After the trip, everyone was worn out, tired, and cranky, but all agreed that they had one of the best times of their lives. 14 Washington D C. Bottom Left The group of fourty students and their chaperones along with congressman Dale Kildee. at the steps of the capitol Lower Left Mr Davidek and First Secretary Vitaly Chcrkin share a handshake and exchange smiles at the Soviet Embassy Washington D C. 15 Eagle Sluggers Slowed By Break-Even Season Most baseball teams think that a break-even season in an unimportant re- cord. However, the 1987 Flint Academy Eagles' season proved to be a real breakthrough compared to past years The season ended with nine wins and nine losses. This record was attributed to the intense spirit of the team and a new coach, Joe Curtis. Mason Fournier re- ceived the Eagle of the Season Award and Steve Novak attained the Silent Leader of the Year Award. The Eagles had fun on and off the field all season and ended it with a picnic in Ballenger Park. 16 Baseball FA Opponent 7.1 Northwestern 1.9 2 Holy Rosory 8 3.2 Bentley 4.3 6,14 Beecher 1.2 11,13 Valey Oiristian 3.3 5.2 Dryden 0.4 5 North Branch 3 8 Hamady 6 5 Bentiey 15 Northern 4 7,5 I 5 Nyrth Branch .yt 0 Bentley 6 - ' ' TBfc Record 9-9 w UPPER LEFT 1987 Baseball Team FRONT ROW Frank Franklin. Tony Linton. Jerald Searfoss. Chod A lea Scott DeMaria. BACK ROW Jett Liard. Mason Fournier. Brandon Flowney. Robert Cook. Steve Novak. Jerry Soyka. Larry Hubbard. Cooch Joe Curtis UPPER RIGHT Karl Petnch hurls the bal toward home plate Basebal 17 Not Quite Tiger Material Girls' 1986-87 Softbal Team FRONT ROW Ra- che� e Neal. Jennifer Lam. Sheley Shannon. Sherry Smith. Mary Dumanois. BACK ROW Dionne Freeman. Leann Bates. Michele Schlaff. Moishae Jenkins. Kenyatta Douglas, and Coach Brim The 1986-87 Girls' Softball Team, even though they only won one game, put forth great effort and determination. Jenni- fer Lam, who was named most valuable player, socked 31 hits, scored 10 runs, and drove in a team leading 9 RBI's. Crystal Gray was another outstanding contri- butor; she struck out 82 oppo- nents and offensively slammed 2 home runs. Coach Brim, had only good things to say about his team, especially Jennifer Lam. Moishae Jenkins, and Mary Du- manois. whom he felt came right in and did a great job. The season was one of growth and exper- ience for a young team. RIGHT Crystal Gray's determination to win the game shows in her face ABOVE: I'm ready for it , says Jennifer Lam. 18 Softbal LEFT: Asst. Coach John Trecha. Moly Schneck. Marie Haughey. Linda Ringiein. Coach Judy Greer SECOND ROW: Julie Gerace. Becky Haughey. Regna Battle. Amy Herman NOT PICTURED Shareena wmiams. Erica Thomas. Encka Nunn. Pam DeVoughn. Tracheiie Pearson BELOW Shareena Wiiams sprints to catch her opponent in this 2-0 victory over Fenton LOWER LEFT: The concentration requved for soccer shows on Linda Rnglen's face as she looks to make a pass No Shot, No Score, No Win FA Opponent 1 Northern 3 0 Northern 2 2 Southwestern 6 1 B.C. John Glenn 3 2 Brandon 1 1 Fenton 2 F Saginaw Lutheran W F Lapeer West W 4 B.C. John Glenn 1 2 Lapeer East. 1 0 Saginaw Lutheran 1 2 Fenton 0 0 Oxford 2 Raw talent was visibly evident in the 1987 Ladies' Soccer Team — so what happened? The 4-9 record shows that life wasn't easy for this squad. Soccer requires all- out stamina and 100% concen- tration With a small number on the team, the forty minute halts were tough on the players. No rest for the weary! The highlight of the season had to be the 4-1 victory over Bay City after a past defeat by the same team. The 6-2 defeat caused by Southwestern's strong offense was the low point of the season. The two MVP's, Becky Haughey and Erika Nunn were tough competitors. Margie Haughey, the rookie goalie was awarded Most Improved Player. Linda Ringiein was named Eagle of the Season. Good show ladies! Girls Soccer 19 FA. ODDOnent 6 Atherton 1 7 Fenton J.V. 0 7 Mt. Morris 0 5 Carman J.V. 2 7 Atherton 0 6 Goodrich 1 6 Carman J.V. 1 6 Goodrich 1 6 Northwestern 1 5 Fenton 2 Reaionals Placed 2nd in State State (Kalamazoo) Academy won 4 match- es Record 10 wins, 1 loss 20 Tennis Tennis: The Performance Comes Through! When we say Tennis: the perfor- mance comes through. no other phrase could describe the Academy's 1987 Tennis Team any better. For the most part, it was the best perfor- mance in the team's past record, combining all the players to form the ultimate team. Their competative spirit and winning determination became quite evident through the remarkable season Creating this force was no easy task, however, all those grueling practices payed off as the Eagles proved to be unbeatable with their no loss season The most valuable player. Phil Krueger, pulled the team through by winning many single matches Krueger, also the most experienced player, worked and taught other team mem- bers The team's collected victories qualified them for regionals, which from there they proceeded to win four matches in the State Finals to take second place Of course, none of this could have been possible without coaches. Mr. Bateman and Mr. Hoskins, who put in many hard hours of work. In return, they were well paid off with the 1987 Tennis Team's record setting sea- son 1987 Tennis Team members: Singles- Phil Krueger. Les Smith. Marvin Miller, and Angela As- cenoo Doubles- Jeff Ante� and Harold Morgan. Chris Jackman and Sean Croudy Alternating Doubles- Ken Bostwick. Brian TaWeu. and Mike Leonard TOP MIDDLE Getting the extra height on the ball helps Chris Jackman defeat his opponent BOTTOM RIGHT Harold Morgan concentrates on this tough forehand return BOTTOM LEFT: No-o-o-o Problem , says Marvin Miller TOP LEFT Destroying the enemy is the only thing on Jeff Antell s mind. TOP RIGHT Phil Krueger's forehand has become a destructive trademark known only too we� by his opponents Tenms 21 Track Word 'Em Up! Members Experience. It is something that could make or break a team. The 1987 Boys' Track Team lacked team experience, but still managed to have a successful season The Eagle thinclads placed fifth out of twelve teams at the Bulldog Relays held at Bentley High School. As the season pro- gressed, they improved by placing fourth at the New Lorthrop Relays The team also earned the privilege of being second at the relays held in Ithaca, Michigan. The highlight of the season was the State Finals Ulysses Burns, Earnest Jones, Phillip Johnson, and Dwayne Hollins, placed among the leaders in the 880 me- ter relays, and the 440 meter relays. Lashotne Melton prepares for the take-off Success, due to determination, is perhaps the best way to describe the 1987-88 girls track team. Thats how Jo Bragg, who was a notewor- thy inspiration to the team, viewed the season. This years girls track team wasn't successful in winning meets, yet they were determined to give it their best. Only two members of fhe feam, Pafricia Hoskins and Nemecia Bush, made it to the State Meet at Kala- mazoo. At the state meet Patricia went on to the semi-finals, buf failed to make the finals. Nemecia Bush placed eighth in the finals. Coach Anthony Brown commented that Although the team consisted of a lot of young girls, overall it was a good season. ABOVE LEFT: Its time-out for track members Angie Portio. Valerie Perdue, LaShoine Melton, Deisha Hanson ABOVE CENTER It's al wrapped up for Easy E' ABOVE RIGHT: Jo Bragg, Most valuable player, give us a most valuable smile CENTER LEFT Nothing can stop Richard Russel when determination sets In. LEFT First Row: Coach Therman Cisco. Michelle Batsm, Tameka Thompson, Al- sha Davis. Deisha Hansen. Stephanie Ragland. Angie PorteSo. Lisa Bronson, Coach Brown Second Row: Lashome Melton, Jo Bragg, Nemecia Bush, Dionne Adams, Valerie Purdue Track 23 Acodem c$ 25 Language Arts Flint Academy Staff: Shaping Your Future Mr Whiteley and Mrs Buford are two administrators who enjoy working together 26 Faculty Mrs Swirtz Mrs Tibbetts Mrs Rice Attendance Officer Mrs Turner Nurse Mrs Stauffer Librarian Mrs Shaw Food Service Advisor Mr Howard Security Mr Brown Security Faculty Social Studies Mr Cytxiski Mr Davidek Mr Kiewitt Mrs Wiiams Mr Witse Science Did you ever put yourself m the teacher's position and thmk what it would be like to teach your class? Mr Teague puts hmsetf in the student's ploce whde someone Faculty else goes to the chalkboard for a change 27 Faculty Last year, a dedicated teaching veteran retired from the classroom Marjory Curtis gave forty-one years, including eleven at the Academy, to the teaching math. This may seem like a long time to many, but Miss Curtis sincerely liked her work. It's ... just the joy of helping young people attain success in whatever their goals are, she explained. Dean Whitely had only good things to say about Miss Curtis. He stated. She was one of the most dedicated and sincere educators I have ever known. She was never too busy to work with or help a young person. Miss Curtis always has excellent school spirit. She could always be spotted at footballs or basketball games. The students who were under her guidance were indeed fortunate. We will miss her The Flint Academy, and in particular the Social Studies Department, suffered a severe setback with the recent forced retirement of Mr. Lloyd Bateman. The retirement was the result of a heart transplant that occurred last summer. Mr Bateman has fully recovered, but was forced to retire because of career considerations. The World History program will sorely miss his expertise and his humorous anecdotes. His illness has not kept him from a continued loyalty to our program — he is active with the Ski Club and the Tennis Team We all wish him health and happiness in all his endeavors. The best to Mr Bateman! Mathematics Mr Barker 28 Faculty Mrs Beckner Mrs Carter Mrs Rosemond Mr Teague Mr Thomas There With A Test When You Least Expect It U K ' tf Mr Matthews Mrs Carrol Mr Tomczyk Mr Echelberg Mr Freeman Mrs McCabe Ms Dawson Mr BJar FAR LEFT Th© Pint Acodemy faculty has school sprit as strong as the student body A large portion of the staff go bock to the eighteenth century for Colonial Day dumg sprit week ABOVE The staff loves to monkey around too Mrs Buford s realy surprised when she receives a gonia-gram for her brthday Faculty 29 Making The Grade With NHS Just getting by is okay for many students. For members of the National Honors Society it's not nearly enough NHS students strive for academic excellence and set goals for themselves To become a member one must maintain at least a 3.0 Grade Point Average The society meets with the advisor. Ms Harris, every three weeks to discuss and improve school affairs Community activities for the past year include trick-or-treating for UNICEF. Christmas caroling at Clara Barton Nursing Home, and sponsoring a Red Cross Blood Drive Members also tutored after school and participated in operating the school store National Honor Society FRONT ROW Jeffrey Hotove. Dallas Lanear. Jodi Perrault. DanieHe Royster SECOND ROW Gretchen BlockweH. Susan Bateman. Consueta Norris. David Guinn. Shannon Morrison THIRD ROW Onda Berger. Linda Rmglem. Mane Jones. Cherise Junior. JoCarolyn Brogg. Jrtl Bruckman. Colette Brown. Monica Adams. Lisa Woods. Amy Furze. Tonya Mayberry FOURTH ROW Yolanda Odom. Shalom Bingham. Beth Trevithick. Thom Nealssohn. Eric Patterson. Steve Novak. Brad Hawcroft. Terrance Lily. Kim Butler FAR LEFT NHS Officers Jodi Perreault- Treasurer. Dalas lenear- Pr esident. Jeffrey Holove- Vice President. Danielle Royster - ABOVE Ms Horns. NHS advisor, takes out from ABOVE Shalom Bingham and Eric Patterson wait patiently for Andrea Patrick to decide kXiSy schoc -e to helP whenever needed what kind of candy she wants National Honor Society 31 Senior 1 It's a different world for Leonard Johnson and Kas- sie Porteous - Most Unique Seniors Saul Segura and Heather Provost, cutest couple Dionne Adams Shane Adams Angela Ascendo Senior 2 Cletus Baber Karla Barnett leann Bates Trocy Beck Seniors Gretchen Block weT Crystal Broughton Colette Brown Percy Buck Ulysses Bums Terrence Butler Most Intelligent- Jett Holove and Kim Butler Most school spirit - Richie Watt and Jodi Perrault -.. I John Crain Colette Crain Senior 3 Miles Carter Bernita Caruthers Alonzo Cheeks Seniors Kenyatta Douglas Erica Evans Dionne Freeman Amy Furze Julie Geroce Jeffrey Gerard Dorian Goza Gretchen Blackwell and Derrick Lee were w _ chosen for the Best-Dressed category Yolanda Fortenberry Dawn Haeger Monica Harris Bart Hawcroft Brad Hawcroft James Hawkins Senior 4 Seniors Carmen Hudson Omar Hyatt Leonard Johnson Monique Johnson Clarence Johnson James Campbell and Dionne Adams were named Most Attractive Da as Lenear Jeffrey Liard Terrance Liy Senior 5 Seniors Stephanie Lincoln Melissa Mason Tonya Mayberry Julie Maziarz Sheila McDaniel Cassandra Mobley Michael Moore Shannon Morrison Regna Mukes Thom Neatssohn Tara Nitz Dong handstands is just one of many experiences shared by best friends — Jeff Liard and Dallas Len- ear Senior 6 Once you meet them, you'l never forget them - Courtney Cavette and Melissa Mason - Most Likely Never to Forget Stephen Novak Seniors Vokxie Perdu© Jodi Perreault- Senior 7 Daniel© Royster- Ronald Scott Saul Segura Sheley Shannon Robert Sias Seniors Pete Smith Teresa Sufi Erica Thomas Lisa Tower Bethany Trevithick Yolanda Warren Tizana Wicker Yolanda Washington NAcheHe Westbrook Duane West oh Heidi Wiliams Byron Wiliams Sharena Williams •Honors ••High Honors Consuela Wifcams Lisa Wood Darnel Wiy Senior Activities Shane Adams Co op Program Baseball Soccer Dwme Adorns Senior Class (Secretary). Student Oxmd Representative Voleybal Ski Club. Softbai. Trock Derrick Anderson Basketbal Angela Ascenoo Color guard. Co-op Program. Marchng Band. National Honor Soci- ety. Voleybal Terms Cletus Baber Footbal Trock Kola Barnett Color-guard. Marchng Band. Student Councl Representative. Votey be . Ski Club. Soccer. BOEC LeArm Bates Student Counci Representative. Ski CkJb. Softbai Tracey Beck Student Counci Representative. Ski Club. B06C. Hgh School Chaienge Gretchen Block wet- Choir. Co-op Program. National Honor Society. Ski Ckjb. Senior Class Secretary Crystc Broughton- Color-guard. Sk. Club. Soccer. BOEC (assistant secretary) Colette Brown Marchng Band Notional Honor Society. Ski Ckb Percy Buck- Footbal. Ski Ckjb Ulysses Bums Co-op Program. Baskettx Footbal. Track Torrence Butler Student Counci Representative Basebal. Basketbc . Ski Ck . Terms. SADD Kimberly Butler National Honor Society, Ski Ckjb. Ugh School Chaienge James Ccrrpbel Student Councl Representative. Basebal. Basketbc . Foottx Mies Carter Jr- Marchng Band Basketbc . Footbal. Track. BOEC Becmta Caruthers- Choir. Ski Club Courtney Cavette- Foottx . Trock Alonzo Cheeks Marching Band. Foottx . Ski Chjb. Trock Colette Cram- Pom Pom John Crain Basketbc Indo Crayton Co-op Program Ski Oub Brent Crowder Basebc Foottx Twanethea Davis Choir. Co-op Program laWanda Davis- Student Councl Representative. BOEC. Yearbook Staff Shety Dean- BOEC Kenyatta Douglas- Voleytx . Softtx Erica Evans- Choir. Voleybal. Cheerieodng Yolanda Fortenberry Cho� Drone Freeman Majorette Voleybal. Basketbc . Ski Ckft . Softtx . SADD Amy fyMze Color guard. Co-op Program. National Honor Society. BOEC juke Gerace- Marchng Band. Voleybal. Soccer. Concert Band Dameo Greene Basketbc Dawn Hoeger Co-op Program Marchng Bond. Ski CkiJ. BOEC Morvca Harris- Senior Class Vice President. Basketbc Bart Howcroft National Honor Society Brod Howcroft- National Honor Society. Quu Bowl Badette Hawk ns Basebc . Basketbc . Ski Club Swtmmng. Tennis Detoert Holey Marchng Band. Foottx . Ski Club. Trock Jeffrey Hoiove National Honor Society (Vce President). Foottx . Swimming. Hgfi School Chaienge Wanda Howard- Marchng Band. Yearbook Taura Howard Choir. Trock. Cheerteodng Burton Hubbard- Co-op Program. Ski Ckjb. Soccer. ROT C Yearbook Carmen Hudson- Cocncl Secretory Senior Class President. Student Councl Representative. Student and treasurer Basketbc . Trock. SADD President BOEC Omar Hyatt Basketbc . Basebal. Footbal Leonard Johnson- Choir. Ski Club. BOEC Monique Johnson- BOEC. Ski Ckjb Clarence Johnson- Foottx Tcmaro Johnson- Voleytx . Basketbc SADD Secretary. BOEC Brodtey Jones Basebal. Ski Club. Soccer. Swmmng. Yearbook Mane Jones- Marchng Band (Drum Major). Notional Honor Society. Ski Ckt Soccer Ernest Jones Student Cosmd Representative. Student Ccxmd President. Basketbc . Foottx . Trock Derrick Lee Basketbc Dalas lenear Co-op Program Notional Honor Society. Student Councl Representa- tive BOEC. Sophomore and Junior Class President Jeff Liard- Basebc . Foottx . Ski Club Terrence l y- Marching and Concert Band. Orchestra. National Honor Society Stephanie Lincoln- Co-op Program. BOEC Mefcssa Mason Pre-engneerng Program Tyrone Max we Basketbc Foottx Tonya Mayberry- Co-op Program. Natione Honor Society. BOEC Juke Maziarz SADD. Orchestra Sheto McDaniel Che . Co-op Program. Voleytx . Ski Club. Student Councl Represen tative Trock Miton McGee Student Councl Representative Foottx . Basketbc Cassandra Mobley Che . Co-op Program Pom-pom Squad Michael Moore Basketbal. rttfi School Chaienge Shamon Morrison National Honor Society BOEC Joseph Mosley Co op Program. Ski Club Regna Mukes Co-op Program. BOEC Thom Neaissom Marchng Band. Nationd Honor Society rtgh School Chaienge (Cap- tam) Taro Mtz- Ski Club Stephen Novak National Honor Society Basebal. Ski Club. Soccer. Yearbook Ertcka Nunn- Soccer. BOEC Jeffrey Overman- Soccer. Ski Club. Basebal Trochele Pearson- Band. Orchestra. R O T C . Basketbal Valen Perdue Co-op Program. Trock Jod Arm Perradt- Color guard (Captan). Nattorx Honor Society (Treasuer). Student Coend Representative, ski Ckjb. SADD Angebca Port o Swimming, Trock Heather Provost- Trock Leotls Rawls Basketbal Foottx James Rideout- Marching Band Basebal. Baskettx Pedoma Riggs Baskettx Softbai. SADO (Vice President) Yusuf Robnsorv Baskettx Roxama Robnson- Marchng Band Dartefte Royster- Co-op Program. National Honor Society. Secretary BOEC Sheley Shannon Senior Oass (Treasaer). Student Cornel Representative. Softtx . Soccer Yearbook Robert Sias- Ski Club. Soccer. Yearbook Pete Smith- Pre engneemg. BOEC Regna Smith Pre engneerng Rose Stainer BOEC Kimberly Starks Teresa Suff Erica Thomas- Vokeytx . Soccer Lao Tower- Ski Club. Softtx Bethany Trevithick- National Honor Society. Ski Club. Hfch-School Chaienge. SADD Shantd Walter Majorette. Student Cornd Representative. Student Cound Secre tary. Ski Club Yolanda Warren Cho Yolanda Washington- Voleybal Richie Watt- Co-op Program. Foottx . High School Chaienge Michele Westbrook- Cheerieoder Duane Weston Foottx Tizano Wcker Student Cound. Marchng Band. Orchestra Heidi W� ams Voleytx . Soccer Sharena W� ams- Student Cornd Representative Consueia W ams- Co-op Program. National Honor Society. BOEC Darvel Wty- Footbal. Ski Club. Swimming TOP LEFT: A few of the seniors hong around together after class Jeff Liard and Lawonda Davis were chosen for best sense of humor BOTTOM RIGHT: Kassie Porteous poses with style BOTTOM LEFT Derrick Anderson ex- plains why his pose is devastating 4 ABOVE Dawn Haeger and Crystal Broughton strike a fresh'' pose TOP LEFT Courtney Cavette and a special friend are all smies TOP RIGHT Milton McGee stops to profile in between classes CENTER RIGHT Ulysses Burns and Angela As- cenao were nominated for Most Athletic. BOTTOM LEFT Melissa Mason works hard to complete her assignment on tme Seniors Not Pictured L© Bailey Kimberly Butler Courtney Cavette Brent Crowder Shelly Dean Darrien Greene Taura Howard Christopher Jackson Tamara Johnson David Knox Derrick Lee Milton McGee Rozelne McKenney Marlow Morgan Joseph Mosley Ericka Nunn Leotis Rawts Redonna Riggs Yusuf Robinson Roxanna Robinson Regna Smith Regna Smith Rose Stalker Kmberly Starks Shonte Wafcer Jeffrey Waloce Richie Watt Dame! Wiy A m Monica Adams Scott Ballentme Darwei Bard Susan Bateman Mishel Batson Thomas Battles Kely Beasley Dana Bedard Onda Berger Jennifer Betts Justin Bieglow Shalom Br� gham Eugene Block Anthony Bolton Jo Bragg Robert Brasseur Lisa Bronson J Bruckman Andrea Butler Walter Butler 38 Eleventh Grade Juniors Darnel Cabei Jermane Caldwell Carta Catxxjn Terrence Campbell Anita Clarke Yolanda Clark Ransom Cochran Shalenza Coins Robert Cook Daroele Crowder Krnberty Daly Jason Ealey James Elam Jesse Etheridge Carmen Evans Tracy Evans David Guinn Biy Gulley Kimberly Harden Richard Heller LaRonn Hemphill Melanie Hemphill Anvil Henry Joshua Hewitt Yolanda Hi Sheena Hodge James Holms Pamela Hussey Crystal Isom Hue Johnson Eleventh Grade 39 Juniors Phlip Johnson Jennifer Jones Jacqueline Kish Melissa Knight Seth Lawson Jennifer Luokka Stephanie Lyde Donald Margetson Anita McDaniel MicheHe McDonald Elbert McGaughy Stacy McGee LaShoine Melton Ameure Mitchell Tyann Monreol Wilbert Moore Stephanie Neal Jayne Nealssohn Monica Nelson Demetria Newman Natasha Nunn 40 Eleventh Grade Juniors Yolanda Odom Nathan Orange Danielle Overton Andrea Patrick Keri Perreault Eric Pike Wiiam Polk Kerry Price Linda Rmglen Stacy Robb Corey Rott Daria Ross Michelle Royster Hasson Rutherford Mariko Ryu Your friends will always be there, when you need them. v More than likely, the memories that are gong to stay with you from this year, or any other year, deal with you and your friends They always seemed to be around helpmg you get into trouble, or when you were playing a joke on the girl who sdt in front of you Class never could be boring as long as you had someone in there to tel secrets to or gossip with They've been there for you. supporting you through those problems that seemed bigger than life itself Most importantly, they can make you laugh until tears roll down your cheeks — usually It happened to be over the dumbest things, but at the time it seemed hianous These are the special memories, your memories, that only come around once in you life Eleventh Grade 41 Juniors Molly Schneck Dawn Scott Elizabeth Segura Paula Sheick Stephanie Sherwood Kendra Skipper Chreshinda Smith Jerry Soyka Lon Stopleton Joel Stiff Mark Stohon Sherrise Strong Brian Tafceu Anica Tesevska Wiiam VanWyck ChenneHe Waters Sabrina Wilson Craig WHtfong David Wiltfong Todd Worth 42 Eleventh Grade Sophomores — Class Of ’90 ... Gain Some Authority Ariette Allen Chad Alen Miko Anderson Tamara Anderson Jeffrey Anteli Gwen Avery Tiffany Battles Andre Beckham Sandra Block burn Kenneth Bostwick Jenny Bowden Thomas Buchler Monik Burkett Emestne Burks Edris Burt Acho Byrd Jermaine Connor Donnel Corneous Troy Cowan Sean Croudy Tenth Grade 43 Sophomores Wi� e Cummings Alicia Davis Kendra Davis Robert DeMaria Amy Diion Michael Dimrmck Kathryn Dufon Mary Dumanas Katrma Durrett Brandon Flowney Frank Franklm Percy Glover Michelle Grant Veronica Gulley Lavette Hardy Marjorie Haughey Tarmka Hawkins Kip Heller Ronald Heller Amy Herman Cynthia Herrera Angie Hethermgton Richard Hildreth D'langela Hoiman Dwayne HoMms Patresca Huddleston Moishae Jenkms Ericka Johnson Rochelle Johnson Soma Johnson 44 Tenth Grade Sophomores Stacy Johnson Brian Jones Nathan Jones Anthony Krfgore Gary Kilgore Phil Krueger Brian Lam Jennifer Lam Roderick Lester Gai Lewis Tamekka Lewis Tony Linton Chad Luokka Yolanda Macklm Tammalette Mattison Douglas Mason Valerie Martin Shonda May Tawana McCullough Teresa Mier Kim Mitche� Denms Mizel Autimes Moore Daryl Motley Tenth Grode 45 Sophomores Jennifer Muflen Marcel Nadir Rochelle Neal Janet Nelson Jawun Nelson Matthew Novak Brandon Page Joseph Parker Michael Pascuzzo Ericka Powe Monika Quick Stephanie Rogland Abdul Rashid Darren Rosser Terrance Rushing Patrick Russell Sabrina Saylor Michele Schlaff Jerald Searfoss Robert Seymore Clarence Scott Rod Scott Armond Singleton Brian Smith 46 Tenth Grade Sophomores Les Smith Lowna Smith Momca Smith Sherry Smith Katina Spence Gckj Stacy Roy Strickland Dansby Tedford Danette Thompson Janette Thompson Tam a Thompson Alan Tolbert Aaron Trawick MeChette Utt Amanda Wattcer Steven Waycoster Veronica Wesley Isaac White Dante Wiliams Teresa Wingard Dionne Wootard Deisa Wynn Christopher Younger Walker Younger Tenth Grade 47 Michel© Ascencio Cicely August Noketo Bonks Raychel Bates Larry Beck Jeneyah Bell Audra Berger Marsha Bergeron Antonice Bibbs Tanish Boone Cholynda Brown Darryl Brown Larry Brown Michael Brown Timeka Brown Angela Bugbee Marlon Burnett Kwan Butler Lisa Byrd Kimberly CabeH 48 Ninth Grade Freshmen Latonya Cddwel Alvin Clark© Larry Clarke Kamtesa Coleman Defccia Cook Peter Crane Jennifer Oaven Taquetto Crump Salwa Dabaja Michele Davila-Martme; Robert Davis Eric Dion Steven Domgan She Drier Angela Duncan Kerri Dunford WiHie Dupens Veronica Etherty Amy Fa Aziza Farrakhan Jennifer Ferriby Ninth Grade 49 Freshman Perlita Franklin Stannett Games Jermame Garth Theresa George Cynthia Gerard Chris GiHmore Gale Glover David Hall Eni Haralson Shamtha Harris Janel Hart Chelste Hamp Emi Hemphill Vicki Hendrick Warren Hmman Mario Hollins Walter Hoppe Tammy Hoskin Katrina Haiston Fatna Hyatt Amy Jackson Gwendolyn Jackson Kma Jackson Eva Johnson Kimberly Johnson Latrice Johnson 50 Ninth Grode Freshmen Dominique Jones Tamara Kilbourne Jason Lane Miranda Lester Vanessa Lopez Dennis Mabry Lynn MacDonald LaShonda Maloy Lorna Mann Derrick McDaniel Josh MegdeH Todd Miller Jeryl Montgomery Eric Mobley Vicki Morgan Kristin Mosley Taryn Nitz Michael Novak Machel Payne Angela Patrick Paul Pichey Maurice Purches Latonya Richard Kateco Roberts Melik a Robinson Nikita Robinson Robert Rose Andrea Ross Angela Ross Marc Scott Ninth Grode 51 Freshman Michael Shapkens Daniel Schulman Randall Slater Alexis Small Samuel Smith Andre Smtih Sheena Smith Courtney Southward Deria Tedford Matthew Thompson Matthew Thompson Tenesia Todd Cameisha Triplett Satonya Turner Matthew Vickery Jarmse Wash Angel Walker Kenneika Waters Tomka White Demeshea Wilson Genea Wilson Argie Williams Craig WiBkxns Scott Wilson Jett Wood Raymond Wyenandt Kamonti Bean Tonya Eckert 52 Ninth Grade Notonya Albritton Dwhyte Ashman Steven Atwell Brian Battle Pete Baumgartner Yvette Berger Dabresha Bifcngsiey Jocalyn Bngham Tonya Bingham Fefcaa Bkxmt Greg Blount Anthony Boyer Wade Briggs Georgette Brooks Joshua Brown LaShonda Brown Roscheeta Bruncfcge K or man Burgess Tamika Burris Kimberly Campbell Eighth Grade 53 8th Grade Sharia Case Shelby Case Joseph Cecchni Michael Clapp Tameca Clifton Tasha Cotton Mk:hael Crews Antonette Cromer Chalita Crump Deneea Dawkins Laura Dimmick Nikki Dorsey Santino Dugans Erika Edwards Yatunda Farrakhan LaTonya Fields Wendel Gooding Albert Harris Robin Harris Montei Hartriekj Kelvin Harve John Hatchel Tamara Hotorook Joanda Holley Jocelyn Holley MKThoel Hofcns Terri Huddleston Sonceria Ingram Thais Isaacs Mark Isogmrre 54 Eighth Grade 8th Grade Damon Jackson Najah Jackson Samanzio Jenkins Hasson K assem Excel Kmg Charles Lam Kmberly LeBlanc Chad Lee Jeffrey Lee Dennis Leppan Mafcssa Lewis Myron Long Gina Luster Michoel Margetson Katrena Marshal Meka Martin LaTanya McChester Vamck McDaniel Edward McDonough Rodney McGahan Arnetta Meek ms Chevela Mier Mk:hael Misner Tonae Morgan Eighth Grade 56 8th Grade Deondna Nelson Verel Nelson Nicole Nunn Mark O'Dei Ltsimba Patia Lone Patterson Lori Perreault Jamal Purches Patrochinio Ramos Cornelius Rauls Juamce Richard Masharn Riddle Kristen Rinks Ronald Roland Damon Ross Taras Rushing Jessica Russel Nicki Sanders Ryan Savage Sharon Sc hearts Erika Simmons Melanie Slater Audrey Smith David Smith David Smith JosJyn Smith Travis Smith Eddie Spier Sheley Springer Jenme Stalker 56 Eighth Grode 8th Grade Antjuon Toylof Frank in Thomason Kaneesa Tooson Vncent Topps Benjmam Towner Erick Trawick Shane Trecha Shannon VanOrder Elena Vargas Kasey Walker Andrew Lamke Dametrice Weaver Mchoel Wcks Brodley Wiliams Renee Wiiams Tm Wifcams Stephanie Wilson Belinda Wmgard Bradtey Wright Angela Wynne Eighth Grade 57 Making The Big Time: Junior High life in a high school Alison Adams Sherry Adams Susan Aljattod Kely Alvord Michael Anderson Semoria Anderson Nyoka Armour Eric Arntson Tanzania Ar-Rahmoan Anthony Baumgartner Christopher Bel Joy Bennett Stacy Benton sCV'n Nichole Berry 58 Seventh Grade 7th Grade Mark Boyer Gregory Brown baton Brown Amy Bugbee Andrea Burns Jason Cardinal Tamara Campbell Dimetria Carradine Mecedric Carrodme Clyde Chambers Nokia Clark Tonzeno Connor Scott Crane La€Xjesha Crump Cornell Curenton Ryan Davis Tamara Dowd Samuel Dukes Chester Dumanois Michael Dr ahem Todd Edmonds Kesha Ewell Larba Falk Lashawnd Flowers Timothy Fowler Michele Franklin Antoine Gerace Timothy Gerace Loquanda Gi Seventh Grade 59 7th Grade Michael Glasgow Karla Glenn Temecka Graves Eben Gray Joseph Haddad Angela Harrell Ra'Kisha Hasan Jamero Hatter Kelli Hawkins Amy Helmmiak Jennifer Hickey Krista Holovach Robbie Hoskins D'Andre Jackson Terrance Jackson Marisa Jarrett Teresa Jenkins Brian Johnson Kareem Johnson latrece Jones Nyqmla Kilgore Tamara Knowlton Janard Lakes Ronald Watson 60 Seventh Grade 7th Grade Aaron LaVictoir© Darvela Lee Margaret Lenox Amanda Lewis Timiri Lizyness Lakeisha Loyd Tamaki Lyde Mya Marshall Tyorme Marshall Eric Martin James Mauie Jason McGee Shormame McGee Alfred Miller Cheryl Miller Desiree Mins Dequandra Mitchell Secola Mitchel John Mooney Jermaine Montgomery Michette Mukes Jamal Nadir Jason Neal David Nckles Johnna Nielson Vanessa Parson Seventh Grade 61 7th Grade Phillip Patterson Doresa Perry Anthony Phifer Sarah Phillips Ant wane Posey lakecia Powell Danielle Putnam Paul Reddick Baretta Rett Genale Richard Stephen Riegei Shannon Riley Lutha Robinson Nakisha Royster Steven Ruffin Autumn Salim Jimmie Scruggs Nicole Searcy Brad Searfoss Nicole Seay Tysha Shannon Alana Shavers Maria Shiflett Casanya Sims Raena Smith Peter Stohon 62 Seventh Grade 7th Grade Mary Swanson Matthew Swanson Tusajgwe Swanston Jenni Sylvester Jessica Taylor Scott Thomas Tina Thompson Tatamsha Turner Qmteka Vickers Jason Waloce Darrilyn Warren Jamal Washington Christopher White Chnshnda WiUiams Quncy W � ams Trocy Williams Terrel Willingham Raymond Wilson Chionta Wmkfieid Seventh Grade 63 What's Happening? RIGHT These four cats See to play - but you better hope you're never their prey BOTTOM Members of the Marching Band held a combination rummage sale, bake sale, car wash to raise money BELOW Showing school spirit. Mr Wittse. alias Alexander Hamilton. participated in the Colonial Day during Spirit Week 66 Happenings Crystal Isom. Debra Jones, and Monica Nelson met Maki Mandela, daughter of Nelson Mandela, after hearing her speech on South African apartheid at GMI ABOVE Being the 200th birthday of the Constitution. Mr Davidek shows his patriotic pride by portraying Uncle Sam accompanied by his fellow patriots. Cletus Baber and Courtney Cavette LEFT Mariko Ryu. a foreign exchange student from Tokyo. Japan, enjoyed spending her junior year at the Flint Acodemy learning our American ways Happenings 67 You've Gotta’ Have Style Top left These jeans, by the same maker of Guess jeans, w “Soon'' be In style Bottom Right: Laron Hemphill models a Troop sweatsuit with matching shoes Top 10 Songs Of 1987 1. Walk Like an Egyptian - Bangles 2. Alone - Heart 3. Shake You Down - Gregory Abbott 4 I Wanna Dance - Whitney Houston 5. Nothing's Gonna Stop Us Now - Starship 6. C'est La Vie - Robbie Nevil 7. Here I go Again - Whitesnake 8. The Way It Is - Bruce Hornsby and the Range 9. Shake Down - Bob Segar 10. Living On a Prayer - Bon Jovi 68 Trends Middle Friendship bracelets were made by tying embroidery thread into knots Bottom left Branndon Page shows off one of the more expensive sweatshirts Bottom Right Obsession, for both men and women, attracts attention to whomever wears it. Obsession FOR MEN FOR THE BODY • ✓ • .— t. Trends 69 Student Government Seeks To Improve RIGHT Members of the Student Government take time out to pose for a picture The Student Government has done a lot to benefit both the community and our student body They had their annual canned goods drive and were able to feed eight families The students donated over 500 cans to help benefit that cause They sponsored a semi-formal dance, which was to help promote school spirit, between the Student Government and the student body. There were several different things that made the organization more beneficial This year there were only juniors and seniors in the Student Govern- ment Mrs. Cochran, their supervisor, held meetings every Wednesday after school. There was one more major differ- ence; Ernest Jones was their first male president. He said. “I feel that being chosen President has earned me more respect from both the staff and my peers But most of all. I have learned the true meaning of responsi- bility. ABOVE LEFT: Ernest Jones. President, con- ducts a meeting while the Vice President, Jesse Etheridge, looks on with approval LEFT Jermaine Caldwell and Tracy Beck try to help Leann Bates and Jodi Perreault come up with some ideas for spirit week 70 Student Government Student Government Representatives FRONT ROW Kendra Skipper. Tracy Beck. Sheika McDaniel. Jesse Etheridge. Ernest Jones. Sherise Strong. Lawanda Davis BACK ROW Debra Jones. Demetna Newman. Yolanda Odom. Jermaine Caldwell. LaRon Wfcxjrn, LaShome Melton. Jodi Perreoult Student Government 71 We Put Our Heads Together For This One Want a challenge? Imagine that it's your job to summarize this year's football season in two paragraphs. What do you write? Where do you obtain your infor- mation? How do you get what you do write past Mr. Davidek's red pen? It's not as easy as you may think. Try getting the entire class of ‘88 on the front lawn of the school for a picture. This means that you have to ask (beg) Mr. Whiteley for permission to allow all of the Seniors out of their fourth hour, re- sulting in some ruined lesson plans. Try getting a picture of all the students at the Academy with the correct names next to the correct faces. That's what yearbook is all about - challenges: getting those pictures, writing this caption, and making that deadline Creating a yearbook is a special task involv- ing many hours. We admit, how- ever. that it can be a lot of fun too. Our goals this year were simple — improve over last year's book and provide the best view possi- ble of the past year We're not perfect, as we are sure many may point out. but we are proud of what we have created. We hope that it brings back many good memories throughout the years. ENJOY!! Linda Ringlein - Editor The '87 - 88 Academia Staff-CIOCKWISE Michele Royster. Stephanie Sherwood. Adviser - Mr Davidek. Jill Bruckman, Jayne Nealssohn. Linda Ringlein. Eric Pike. Andrea Butler, tyann Monreal. Kathy Dufon. Amanda Walker. Brad Jones. Robert A S as. Yolooda Mackhn Not pictured MeCheUe Utt. 72 Yearbook Staff Lawanda Davis, and Susan Bateman FAR LEFT Looking up from her Marchng Band layout. Michelle Royster rewards us with a grin This is Michelle's first year on the staff LEFT This Year's staff photographers always seemed to be in the dark” BELOW FRONT- LaRon Wilburn. Michael Moore. Captain Thom Neolssohn. Eric Patterson BACKROW- Coach Margaret Taylor, alternates Brad Hawcroft. Linda Rtnglem. Dennis Mabry. Richie Watt, and Coach Glenda Swirtz TOP CENTER Deisha Hanson takes her turn at the buzzer TOP RIGHT Richie Watt concentrates on each question asked at practice BOTTOM LEFT Quizbowl members are able to relax at each practice CENTER Thom Neolssohn. working well under pressure, was responsible for ninety percent of the questions answered on ‘ High School Challenge'', which aired Jan 11th FRONT ROW Brad Hawcroft. Beth Trevithick. Jennifer Betts. MODLE ROW LaRon Wilburn. Has- son Rutherford. Damon Ross. Dana Ross. Thom Neolssohn. Mkrhael Moore. Mrs Swirtz BACK ROW Anthony Ktfgore. Eric Patterson. Alan Tol- bert. Dennis Mabry 74 High School Chalenge Competition is the name of the game, because the four highest scorers get to appear on T V What’s The Only Sport Of The Mind? -by Thom Neatssohn Leaning is defined as the oqmsition of knowledge for its own sake hfcgh School Challenge can be defined as the aqua- tion of knowledge solely for the purpose of embarrassing yourself regarding that which you don't know Somehow the idea circulated that be- cause l happened to be on the team. I should know the answer to the most rmms- cule. trivial question that one con pose When I. unable to fathom even a guess, shrug my shoulders n disgust, there is an immediate appeoronce of victory on the face of my interrogator To all of you I pose the foiowing two questions that have been on the quiz bowl entrance exam for the last four years 1.) Does a vest have sleeves'5 2) Who is buried n Grant's Tomb? As captam. I am pleased to sit m a char that has been occupied by three other men like myself — bright, witty, and very different The road to the captain's chair is rocky and is filled with many pits of trivial danger You must first be able to respond civ y to a man who owns every paisley tie ever made and has a rude habit of re- peating himself Secondly, you must be able to respond instantly to insults hurled by this sick man and while downg hm to get the last word, make him look like a fool, off camera The last duty of the cap- tarn is to keep the peace between a volatile coaching staff and four players who really secretly wish to embarrass themselves and their school This is easy Leading the Acodemy this year is Mi- cheai Moore Mike is one of those people who can make any practice more excit- mg through his presence alone Mike is my right hand and can answer any mytho- logy question that fate wis to us Brad Hawcroft. known as ’’Bradbart , has given the team a ’ rounded feeling . as well as pitching m when math and biology roll around Eric Patterson, although often shy and sedate, has proven his worth, as well as his leadership ab ty. and will probably sit n the captom's chair next year LaPon Wdburn rounds out our 1988 starters He has a mouth that never qmts-and the brams to keep him on the heels of on the starters We also have been fortunate to have Ms Taylor and Mrs Swirtz as our coaches They always threaten to quit but we know they won't How come9 They need the money In closing. I would ifce to quote two great men The first, of course is myself ’When history looks back on this teom. I hope they see what screw-offs we realy were - but who cares9' And finely. The Man himself. (NO. not Frank $matra)-Mike Moore l don't care if we play TotLot as long as we wm Here, here High School Challenge 75 JUDICIAL CONTESTANTS — Supreme Court nominee Robert H Bork was rejected by the US. Senate, and the second nominee. Douglas Ginsburg, withdrew under fire defeating Australia to bring the America 's Cup hack home m February, San Diego skipper Dennis Conner waves an American flag while dutchmg the silver cup at a parade in his hometown WINNING STREAK — West German Steffi Graf. 17. displays die French Tennis Open cup after she defeated top-seeded American opponent Martina Navratilova MATERIAL GIRL — With a movie m the works, Madonna ts still one of the nation's top entertainers. Her mamage with actor Sean Penn puts them both m the limelight often. DAZZLING — Whitney Houston's 'Whitney marks the first album by a female to detxit at No. 1 on the Billboard Album Chart '1 Wanna Dance With Somebody'' and So Emotional' are two of her number-one hit singles. Minnesota Twins beat the St. Lous Cardinals 4-2 in the seventh game of the World Series Frank Viola was named most valuable player in the Senes. i VIOLA VICTORY-The 76 Current Events Photos by W.de Wof Id Photos ROUND TWO — Former Senator Gary Hart (D-Coio), with his wife Lee. re-entered the 1988 presidential race Hart withdrew earlier after reports of a sea cruise with Donna Rice caused a scandal LITE” METAL — The top- selling album of 1987. Bon Jovi's Slippery When Wet” sold 11 million copies, the largest-selling album ever in the metal category TINY HEROINE — Eighteen-month-old Jessica McClure held on for two and a half days until rescuers freed her from the 22-foot abandoned well in Midland Texas. E FAREWELL FINAL BOW — Fred Astaire. 88, was called the greatest dancer in the world. His innovative, elegant style graced the screen with many partners, including Ginger Rogers and Rita Hayworth. consummate showman. Uberare, 67, was famous the world over for gfttzmg up his concerts with furs, rhinestones and glowing candela bras HOLLYWOOD LEGEND — Director and actor John Houston, 81. acted in 21 films and directed 41, including The Maltese Falcon and The African Queen.” Current Events 77 Marching To A Positive Beat Drum Majors: Terrance Liy and Mane Jones An integral part of the Academy scene, has improved greatly over last year's edition. The factor that has contributed most to greater participation and dedication is the band boosters The band boosters are the parents of band students and auxiliary members. The purpose of the boosters is to offer support and help with fund-raising Although the band is relatively small and the majority of members are junior high school students, it continues to per- form at home football games, pep as- semblies. and in many local parades CENTER LEFT: Brass section - STANDING Mike Misner. Calvin Harvell. Andrea Smith. Chad Lee. Courtney South wood. Todd Miller. Charles Lam, Paul Pichey. SEATED: Shane Tree ha. Laura Dimmick. Darryl Brown 78 Marching Band Angie Duncan knows that concentration is the key to a good performance TOP LEFT A few of the band members take time out from washing cars to have fun during one of the fundraisers sponsored by the band boosters TOP RIGHT Drum Major Ter or once Liy directs as the band displays their hard work and talent in the largest UAW Parade BELOW LEFT: Flute section-front row Masharri Riddle. Amy Jackson. Tameca Clifton. Back row- Jocelyn Holley. Felicia Blount. Lisa Byrd ABOVE Percussion section- Kneeling Jaunice Richard. Greg Blount. Brandon Page. Angie Duncan Standing Gina Luster, Arnetta Meek ins. Jackie Bingham. Edrrs Burt. Michael Hoins. Tui Williams Marching Band 79 POM-PON SQUAD- STANDING Erika Simmons. Bettina Anderson, lekecia Powell KNEELING Shannon Vanor der. NaTonya Albritton. COLOR GUARD- BACK ROW Jenny Bowen. Kerri Perreault. Traci Pdovna. Renee WKorns. Amanda Walker FRONT ROW Jennifer Lam. Kathy Dufon. Jodi Perreault. Miko Anderson. Andrea Ross TOP CENTER READY — FRONT' The Acodemy Marching Band stands ready at attention. MODLE CENTER Marie Jones is concentrating on playing the right note BOTTOM CENTER The trumpet section provides a strong base for the melody of the band 80 Marching Band i Mk: hole Roystef shows with a smile that marching can be fun Marching Band 81 Let The Music Play This year the '87-'88 Junior Band composed of forty 7th ond 8th grade students, under the direction of Floyd Matthews, learned how to work to- gether as a unit. Their first perfor- mance took place in the school audi- torium on December 13th for the an- nual Academy Holiday Concert. They also represented the Academy in March at the District Music Festival. All- in-all the experience acquired by the students has prepared them for the challenge of performance in the Senior High Band. Mr Mdtthews stated. It was a positive year for all of us. BOTTOM RIGHT 1987-88 Junior Band FRONT ROW Natanya Abritton. Sarah Phillips. Robin Har- ris. Jocelyn Holley. Felicia Blount. Masharri Rtddte. Tameca Clifton SECOND ROW Tamika Burris. Jocmda Holley. Belinda Wmgard. Juanice Rich- ard. LaTonya Richard. Kim LeBlanc. Kasey Walk- er. Georgette Brooks TURD ROW Scott Crane. Peter Baumgartner. Yatunda Farrakhan. Kan- eesa Tooson. Autumn Saim. Nicole Nunn. Laura Dimmick. Kelvin Harvell. Raymond Wilson, Ronald Roland. Varrick McDaniel. Anthony Boyer BACK ROW Gina Luster. Erika Simmons. Greg Blount. Thais Isaacs. Jacalyn Bingham. Arnetta Meek ns ABOVE Getting a beat started for the band is fun for Elena Vargas TOP RIGHT The Junior Band practices music for the� annual Holiday Concert 82 Junior Band BELOW LEFT Eric Arntson concentrates on ploying the celo LEFT. Raymond Wilson and Nicole Seay rehearse for the District Music Festival BELOW: Tizana Wicker. Janelle Dixon. Raymond Wilson. Tonae Morgan. Eric Amt- son. Gale Glover, and Sandra Blackburn Stringing Along Despite the small size of this year's orchestra, this talented group gives off a sense of great momentum in their music. When the strings performed at many different concerts throughout the year, they were joined by the brass, winds, and percussion from the Senior High Band and the Marching Band. This year the orchestra participated in the District Music Festival on March 19th and the annual spring concert in early May. They have shown that small size doesn't neces- sarily mean small talents. Working together, the or- chestra has proven itself to be a worthy group of musicians. Orchestra 83 TOP LEFT: Cindy Gerard concentrates on her music during class BOTTOM LEFT: Sharia Case and Melanie Slater preform at the Hyatt Regency It may look easy, but there is a lot of work involved behind smgmg Students must study different performers and various types of mu- sic along with voice production With the aide of the Choral Director. Mrs Carrol, they learn to express themselves musicaly as wel as performing in a group Much of the music they study in class is performed in concerts and programs This year the choir performed at the Hyatt Regency Hotel, the Michigan School Vocal Associate Festival, and the Al-City Vocal Festival The choir also performed at many school functions, including the Winter Pro- gram. Awards Assembly. Spring Concert. Honors Convocation, and the Senior Gradu- ation Program The Flint Academy Senior Choir inckjded seventh through twelfth grades The choir has maintained a level of excelence despite re- cent budget changes Choir: A Song But No Dance 84 Choir TOP CREASE The choir puts on a stunning perl or mance at the Hyatt Regency BOTTOM CREASE Marik o Ryu. Sharia Case, and Shelby Case practice lyrics in class TOP RIGHT Travis Smith, right, concentrates on the direction while Antijuan Taylor looks oft somewhere else BOTTOM RIGHT FRONT Mrs Carrol. Sheena Smith. Tour a Howard. Travis Smith. Ay anna Aubrey. April Gardner. Antijuan Taylor. CENTER Tanmka White. Angel Walker. Anthony Kilgore. Arg Wiliams. Laticia Weaver BACK: Melanie Slater. Latonia Fields. Sharia Case. Margaret Lenox. Shelby Case. Jennie Stalker. Tamara Holbrook I CENTER: Jeff Littord matches strides with the Bears for another touchdown BOTTOM LEFT: Ulysses Bums scampers for a long ganer The Varsity Football Team had an outstanding season this year, finish- ing with 7 wins and 2 losses. Five of those seven wins were shutouts. Jeff Lillard received All State Special Mention for his record breaking perfor- mance. He broke the school record, previously held by Mike Lewis, by rushing for 301 yards in one game and 1,459 yards in the season. Ulysses Burns, starting quarte,back, Brent Crowder, middle line backer, and Leotis Rawls, nose guard, also attributed greatly to the team's success. One of the greatest factors that led to the team's dominating season, according to Coach Charles Thomas, was that they worked together as a unit. This team was the best Academy has ever had and they set a standard for all teams of the future. FA Oooonent 26 Hamody 0 30 Ashley 0 18 Michigan Center 14 50 Grosse Pointe Liggett 0 18 Mt Pleasant Sacred Heart 6 30 Vestaburg 0 34 North Branch Weslyn 0 8 Genesee 17 14 St Mary of Redford Record: 7 wins. 2 losses 20 Football: A New Era Begins TOP RIGHT Miltcxi McGee advances the ball against Ashley BOTTOM RIGHT Troy Cowan honors his mom with a carnation on parent recognition day BOTTOM LEFT Ernest Jones tries for an interception in the Sacred Heart game TOP LEFT 1987 Varsity Football STANDMG Coach Thomas. Troy Cowan. Armond Singleton. Isaac White. Abdul Rashid. Asst Coach Johnson BACK ROW Asst Coach Jordan. Ameure Mitchel. Phil Johnson, Mk:hael Horton, Jermame Caldwell. Daniel Bard. Bi VanWyck MODLE ROW Alonzo Cheeks. Ernest Jones. James Campbell. Tyrone Maxwel. Brent Crowder. Clarence Johnson. Milton McGee FRONT ROW Courtney Cavette. Cletus Baber. Duane Weston. Jeff Liard. Ulysses Burns. Miles Carter. Lee Rawls. Detoert Holey Varsity Footbal 89 Hustle And Determination Pay Off Winning Season Stays Just Beyond Reach Speed. ogHity. endurance, and deter- mination — These characteristics of a good soccer team can be summed up In one word hustle It was the key factor for the success of this year's Boys' Soccer Team according to Coach Jeff Whiteley The team's biggest handicap was Its Inex- perience Some of the best players were lost last year at graduation This year's soccer team had the best record of any previous seasons with a 4-5- 1 season record The team clashed with Hasson Rutherford powers past his opponents and sets up to score FA OPP 3 Springfield Academy 2 1 Bay City 5 3 S V I - J V 6 1 Saginaw McArthur 6 3 Goodrich 3 3 Saginaw McArthur 9 1 FSnt Northern 0 5 S V. L-J.V 0 0 Bay City 4 1 Flnt Northern 1 0 S V L. 10 Record 4-5-1 The opponent thinks he has possession of the bal this time, but Phil Krueger is an unstoppable force in this 1-0 victory over Flint Northern Tom Battles cfrdn't get this year's Hustle Award for nothing His determination and strength in offense made many of this team's 90 Boy's Soccer victories possible two of the best teams in the state. Sagi- naw McArthur and Saginaw Valley Luth- eran Unfortunately, the Eagles lost to both of them The memory of beating Ftant Northern, however, remans The stronger part of the team was the strikers on offense, led by this year's Most Valuable Player. Phil Krueger Tom Battles, the winner of the Hustle Award, was never far behind Brad Jones (Most Improved Player) and Jeff Overman were this year's team captains Overall. Cooch Whiteley was positive about the performance of the '87 soccer team Al players worked well as a team The teams we competed against were tougher opponents than last year. TOP 1987 BOYS' SOCCER TEAM FRONT ROW Scott Ballent me. Robert Sos. Brian Talfceu. Hasson Rutherford. Demis Boyer. Jeff Overman STANDING Jeff Ante . Dan Shuiman. Tom Battles. Brad Jones. Josh Megde . Nathan Orange. Jason Eoley. Ph Krueger. Coach Jeff Whiteley ABOVE Denms Boyer is a consistently strong defensive player — as opposing teams have discovered Boy's Soccer 91 BACK ROW AHciO Davis. Najah Jock son. OncJa Berger. Anvil Henry. Jormse Wasn. Mishel Batsen MIDDLE ROW Gwen Avery. Pam Hussey. Monica Nelson. Monica Adams. Laticio Weaver. Kim Mitchell FRONT ROW Coach Clf Turner. Cor men Hudson. Votanda Odem. Tamara Johnson. Coach Lloyd Nicholson Struggling For A Winning Season 92 Girl's Varsity Basketball This year the Academy's Varsi- ty Girls' Basketball Team ended their season with a 9-10 record. According to Coach Nicholson, inexperience was one of the spe- cific factors attributed to the team's overall record. Led by captains Carmen Hudson, Ta- mara Johnson, and Yolanda Odem, the Lady Eagles made it to the District Finals where they defeated Atherton in a 52-49 vic- tory. This game, according to Coach Nicholson, had to be the biggest thrill for the team during the season. Unfortunately, their biggest disappointment oc- curred a few nights later when they lost the District Champion- ship to Bentley. However, with the efforts of junior Yolanda Odem, Best Offensive Player, and sopho- more Kim Mitchell. Most Valuable Player, next season looks to be ever more promising FA Opponent 63 Bendle 42 54 Hamady 21 45 Buena Vista 72 35 Bentley 52 39 S. V. Lutheran 54 74 North Branch 24 62 Holy Rosary 34 46 Atherton 37 42 N. C. Central 54 50 Bendle 34 49 Buena Vista 81 78 North Branch 22 46 Holy Rosary 58 40 N. C. Central 53 55 Sandusky 61 52 S. V. Lutheran 65 Districts 52 Atherton 49 38 Bentley 49 TOP CENTER The manner is which Gwenn Avery leaps into the key to catch the free throw proves why she was named Best Offensive Player. TOP RIGHT: Carmen Hudson goes up for a lay-up unchallenged by her Wesleyan opponent BOTTOM RIGHT: Concentration was one of the assets Tamara Johnson possessed that won her the title Eagle of the Season BOTTOM CENTER Tamara Johnson lets another one fly BOTTOM RIGHT Best Offensive Player. Yolanda Odem. lets another one fly Girls' Varsity Basketball 93 With last year behind them, the Junior Varsity Football team set out to have a winning season They accomplished the feat by winning five of eight games. The success was due to the outstanding offensive and defensive players that made up the team. The offensive was led by Chad Allen, the team co- captain and Offensive Player of the Year The other co-captain. Tony Linton, holds the record for most yards rushing with 801 yards in one season. Sean Crowdy also contributed to the offense by leading them in two point conversions. The defense was lead by Leslie Hudson, Defensive Player of the Year, Jerald Searfoss. a newcomer, was chosen as Lineman of the Year The intense attitude of the team paid rich dividends. The records speaks for itself — it was the best season ever 94 j.v. Footbai FAR LEFT. FttST ROW Dante Wifcams. Frank Franklin. Chad Allen. Dennis Mize . Tony Linton. Leslie Hudson. Jason Lang. Michael Pas- cuzzo SECOND ROW Matthew Thompson. Jeryl Montgomery. Bran- don Page. Marcel Nadir. Sean Crowdy. Mfce Brown. Steve Donigan THRD ROW Jerald Searfoss. Brian Lam. Robert Davis. Rodgerk: Scott. Larry Brown. Mark Scott. Ken Bostwick FOURTH ROW Willie Dupens. Ronald Heller. Roy Strickland. Chris Johnson. Kip He er. Mike Novak STANDMG: Coach Brim and Cooch ODe TOP CREASE Dante Wiliams attempts to escape with the bo to make a touchdown BOTTOM CREASE Ronald Heller receives instructions from Coach Brim for the next play TOP Dennis Mize gets tackled by an opponent BOTTOM MIDDLE Marcel Nodr looks on with anticipation during the game BOTTOM RIGHT Tony Linton goes for a tackle with the help of some teammates J.V Footba 96 All The Right Stuff This year's J V Girls' Basketbal team finished with a most satisfying season Coach Cliff Turner attributed the team's overa record of ten wins and six losses to good defense Hard work and positive attitudes were also great factors contri- butng to the team's performance The smai number of players had no bearing on the team this year because everyone had an important part to play and each performed their part we A few of the outstanding team mem- bers honored were Angel Walker. Most Im- proved Player. Audra Berger. Most Valuable Player, and Kina Jackson. Best Shooter and Scor- er on the team Academy Team Oooonent 50 Bendle 43 40 Buena Vista 45 33 Bentley 28 43 S V Lutheran 64 53 North Branch Weslyn 02 45 Holy Rosary 36 52 Atherton 34 30 N. C Central 53 46 Bendle 53 42 Southwestern 20 37 Buena Vista 45 66 North Branch Weslyn 05 51 Holy Rosary 18 31 N C Central 67 49 Sandusky 34 27 S. V. Lutheran Record 10 wins. 6 losses 50 Girts' Jr. Varsity Basketball BACK ROW Coach Cliff Turner. Managers. Onda Berger. Najah Jackson. Jamise Wash MOOLE ROW Angel Walker, Tamika White. Steph- anie Ragland. Audra Berger FRONT ROW Andrea Hatten. LaTonya Brown. Kina Jackson. Raquyya Shabazz Top LaTonya Brown is determr� ed to get out of this double team 96 Girts J.V. Basketbal TOP Coach Turner gives a few tips on the strategy of winning the game BOTTOM Even with much competition we always seem to put up a shot TOP Laticia Weaver is ready to take on anyone who comes her way BOTTOM Here comes Kina Jackson with the fast break No competition anywhere! Girls J V Basketball 97 the coach of Academy. The alk-about-it at- ony opponent to 3 than eight points, s goal for this season, make the school proud rball team. “The program „jt. Year after year we are stitive. remarked Turner. Cap- irnell Cabell had the highest urage with 15.6 per game, while co- jptain Milton McGee had the highest verage of rebounds per game. Varsity Boys' Basketball Team BACK ROW Manager Jamise Wash. Pete Polk. John Crain. Philip Johnson. James Rideout. Michael Moore. Milton McGee. Yusuf 98 Robinson. Burdette Hawkins. Onda Berger (Manager). Coach CM Turner FRONT _______________________________ROW Terrence Butler. LoRonn Hemphi. Danrnel Cabel. Tyrone Maxwel In perfect form. Tyrone Maxwell eyes the basket for a clean shot TOP With a leap and a long stretch Darnel Snag Cabell tps one in ogamst the Hamody Hawks ABOVE Yusuf Robmson. with Michael Jordan moves, shows Bendle the right way to do a stuff Oblivious to the check by his Hamody opponent. Burdette Hawkins is able to score two points for the Eagles Boy's Varsity Basketbal 99 Laying The Foundation For The Winning Tradition The Junior Varsity Basketball Team had another great season this year. At the close of the season, the team had an outstanding record of thirteen wins and two tosses. The J.V. Coach. Lloyd Nickolson. contributed with his strate- gy. and the team possessed an in- tense desire to win. There was an indo- minable spirit in never giving up. This squad looked ready for varsity play. The leading scorer was Daryl Motley - teammate Derrick McDaniel led in re- bounds. FA 39 Ann Arbor Gabriele OPP 24 64 Mich Luth Seminary 45 60 Bendle 37 67 Hamady 54 65 Sag Valley Lutheran 59 71 Bendle 31 52 Nouvel Catholic 80 106 Springfield Academy 25 75 North Branch 43 89 Atherton 21 61 Sag Valley Lutheran Mich Luth Seminary Nouvel Catholic 86 60 Hamady Holy Rosary 43 13-2-0 J.V Var J.V Boys' Basketbal Team BACK ROW: Coach Ward. Cah Freeman. Donne! Comius. Wilbert Moore. Derrick Me Darnel. Sam Smith. Darryl Motley. Dante WBams. Manager Jarmse Wash. Coach Mcholson FRONT ROW Larry Brown. James Holms. Chad Allen, Elbert McGaughy. Sean Croudy. KNEELING Troy Cowan 100 J.V. Boys' Basketball LEFT: Lorry Brown puts his two points worth in during a gam© oganst Hamody Boys' Varsity Basketbafl 101 A Record Breaking Year Numbers. It takes numbers to build any team. It also takes numbers to win swim meets. This year's swim team lacked team members, but did not lack in individual performances. Led by team captains, Tom Battles and Jett Holove. they compiled a 4-7 record. In this, the best season ever, the swimmers were guided by Coaches Judy Dawson, Steve White, and Steve Trnka. This was the first year that the tankers were invited to the Mt. Morris Mattis Relays. They placed fifth and moved up a notch at the invitational later in the year. Brad Flowney shattered the school breaststroke record this season and Tom Battles. Brad Flowney. Dennis Boyer, and Jeff Holove set a new re- cord for the two hundred yard Medley Relay. It was a satisfying season overall, but the Eagle swimmers could improve with more support. Next year, it is hoped, will bring those numbers along with fan support. Top Brad Flowney. Coaches. Judy Dawson, Steve White, and Steve Trnka. Dennis Boyer Middle Mariko Ryu. Shannon Riley. Brad Jones. Abdul Rashid. Scott Balentine Kneeling Tom Battles. Kathy Dufon. and Jett Holove Top right Jett Holove and Brad Flowney catch their breath after touching out an opponent Bottom right Brad Jones would like to think he's Superman Above Mariko Ryu is anxiously waiting to swim her event 102 Swimming FA Opponent 60 Mt. Morris 105 94 Northern 72 69 Country Day 89 77 Kearsiey 81 85 Northwestern 60 58 Mt. Morris 109 59 Kearsiey 110 39 Sognaw 42 99 Northwestern 41 51 Powers 116 87 Sagmaw 4-7 record 78 Left Brod Jones and Kathy Dufon cfccuss their best times with opponents, when they should be practicing Top Tom Battles releases tension before the meet Bottom left Coaches Steve Trnka and Steve White review their strategy A. Swmrmng 103 Juntoc Varsity VoKeyball Team Coach Sara Kmghten. Monica Smith. Cameshi Triplett. Coach Shirley luckadoo. Syanna Aubry. Angela Patrick. Carmen Evans Setting Up for Bigger And Better Things Oooonen Spnng Field Academy 15.15 Northwestern 15 1.15 Detroit Country Day 6.7 Northern 15.18 Holy Rosary 15,15 Brandon 10.9,7 North Branch 10.5 Detroit Country Day 15.10.7 Lakeville 15.13.15 Pint Winter Gomes 4th Place Record: 16 wins. 23 losses jL m The 1987-88 J.V. Girls' Volleyball team finished the season with an overall record of 16 wins and 23 losses, including fourth place in the Flint Winter Games. Why? Coach Shirley Luckadoo answered this by saying that the team was much slower this season Even though their overall scores didn't show it. the girls were out- standing competitors. Pamela Hussey was the Most Valuable Player The Most Improved Players were Angela Patrick and Monica Smith. Andrea Patrick had the highest serving scores with 103 good serves, followed by Lynn MacDonald with 79, and Carmen Evans with 78. As this team continues to grow, so will their determination and spir- it. Don't worry - we'll get'em next year I Right With o leap, then a push. Car- men Evans gets the ball over the net FA 7.13 10.15.9 15.15 7.15 10.5 15.15.15 15.15 10.15.15 4.15.10 104 J.V. Volleyball Left Sbde. bump, and keep it up is at that's going through Juke Gerace's mind The 1987-88 Varsity Girls' Volley- ball team finished with a disap- pointing record of 9 wins and 37 losses Lack of confidence was said to be a great factor contri- buting to the overall record The season was a learning experience and will serve well to develop a winning attitude for next year The players who received rec- ognition were Yolanda Washing- ton and Stephanie Lyde as Most Improved Julie Gerace was out- standing and deserved the Most Valuable Player award Karla Bar- nett had the highest serving score with 122 good serves Angela As- cencio had the most spikes with 39 Although every player cannot be mentioned, each player de- serves recognition because a team effort was needed and that need was fulfilled The teom is to be commended for its poise, de- termination, and mental tough- ness FA 12.15.16 I 0 0 1 u. 15.10.4 14.12 Northwestern 16.15 4.7 Detroit Country Day 15.15 7.15.5 Northern 15.10.15 15.5.7 Holy Rosar y 8.15.15 4.3 Brandon 15.15 15.8.9 North Branch 13.15.15 10.5 Holy Rosary 15 15 4.7 Detroit Country Day 15 15 Record 9 wms. 23 losses r Bumpy Season Experienced The 1987-88 Varsity Girls' Volleyball Team Dionne Adams. Juke Gerace. Erica Evans. Dionne Freeman. Coach Luckodoo. Karla Barnett. Stephanie Lyde. Yolonda Washington KNEELING Angela Ascemo Not pictured Yolonda Clark Varsity Volleyball 106 TOP 1988 Ski Club FBST ROW Shannon Vanorder. Yvette Berger. Semona Anderson. Rodney Me Gabon. Traci Potovma. Dionne Adams. Danette Thompson. Laura Dimrmck. Shane Trecha, Renee Wiiams. Km LeBlanc. Matt Vickery. Robert Davis SECOND ROW Tony Linton. Steve Novak. Natanya Albritton. Tui Wiiams. Eric Hendtey. Kathy Dufon. Sue Bateman. Dawn Haeger Jett Ante . Ken Bostwick. Mike Dmrmck. Wendell Goodng. Taran Nitz. Robert Sias THHD ROW Mark O'Dell. Jmmy James. Stephanie Sherwood. Dawn Scott. J� Bruckman. Jett Overman. Angela Ross. Amy Jackson. Jodi Perreault. Amy Furze. Erik Dovidek FOURTH ROW James Blow. Wade Briggs. Scott Boilentne. Seth Lawson. Crystal Broughton. Momque Gooley. Ernest Jones. Byron WNbarns. Le Bailey. Beth Trevithick. Celeste Hamp. Kim Butler RIGHT Manko Ryu and Saori Nakajma enjoy skimg m Michigan's Winter Wonderland LEFT Natanya Albritton thnks that begmnng the ski season with a pizza party is a good idea 106 Ski Club On Your Mark, Get Set, Snow” Think Snow was the motto of the Flint Academy Ski Club during the season of 1987-88. Unfortunately for the skiers. Mother Nature did not cooperate and provided very little snow. This did not discourage the club because they still hit the slopes in large numbers. They skied weekly at Mt. Holly and participated in the annual trip to Sugarloaf in January. Although the weather conditions were usually unfavorable, this was one group that toughed it out and still man- aged to have a great time RIGHT Ji Bruckman is happy to hit the slopes at Sugarloaf Mountain BOTTOM Kathy Duton and Jett Anteli are enjoying each other's company in the lodge TOP After a long day of skiing. Josh Megdet warms up Ski Club 107 I Q LU CE LU LU U ► □ LLI __I cr LU LU TOP RIGHT Miko Anderson expresses the pep'' of the Varsity Squad BOTTOM RIGHT Sherrise Strong intensely cheers for the Eagle football team BOTTOM LEFT Sitting pretty isn't the only thing these girls do we« CENTER LEFT The Varsity squad cheers on the basketball team TOP LEFT M� che e Westbrook excites the crowd with a cheer TOP Varsity Squad BOTTOM- Michelle Westbrook. Sherrise Strong, and Yolanda Hi TOP- Arlette Alen. Miko Anderson, and Janelle Thompson Captain. Michele Westbrook CEN- TER Junior Varsity Squad TOP TO BOTTOM- Jen- nifer Lam. Traci Polovina. Amanda Walker, and Genea Wilson Flint Academy's Varsity and Junior Varsity Squads are determined to cheer Through practice and hard work they seem to make the crowd a part of the game Cheering for football and boys' and girls' basketball, the enthusi- asm runs high The Varsity and Junior Varsity Squads participate at camp ev- ery year to learn new moves and new formations Group effort is the cheer- leaders main goal, and its proven — with smiles Cheerleading- Fun, Spirit, And Determination Cheerleading 109 r. senior 5. Adams. Al Adorns. At dams. Dionne 105. 106 Adams. Monica -p Adams. Sherry -p 58 Adams. Shane -p senior 2 Albritton. Natanya -A 53. 80. 82. 106 Ai Jaliad. Susan -p Allen. Artette -p 47. 107 Allen. Chad -p 17. 43. 95 AlHsonf Nathaniai AlvorJ. Kelly -p 58 Anderson. Bettina -p 80 Anderson. Derrick Anderson Mtc Anderson. Miko Anderson. Semor Anderson, Antel, Jeff -p Armour. Nyoka -p Arntson. Etic -p. £ Ar-Pahmaah. T Ascencio Angela most As______ lyte p-p 53 wei. Steven -p 53 Aubrey. Ayanna p 85 August. Cicely -p 48 58 80. 109 58. 106 91. 106. 107 -p. 58 1 senior 2. 31 Avery. Gwen -p 42. 92., 93 ■ 8 Baber. Cletusjp 13. senior 2. 67. 8 Ballentine. SfjPt 'P 38. 9t.102. 1 Balmforth. Sherry Bonks. Naketa -p 48 Bard. Daniel -p 38. 89 Barnette. Karla -o. senior 2. 10(5 Barton. April Bateman. Susan -p 30. 38. 2, 106 Bates leann -p. 18. senior 2 Bates Ra chel Batsfcn. Mishell p 24 3 92 Battfe Brian -p __ 91. 102 m £5! teiflmGrt ■ Beckhem. Andre -p 43 Bell. Christopher -p 58 Bel. Jeneyah -p 48 Bennet. Joy -p 58 Benson. Dame © Benton. Edris Benton. Stacy -p 58 Berger. Audra -p 48 Berger Onda -p 30 38. 92 Berger Yvette -p 53. 06 Bergeron. Marsha -p 48 Berry. Mchoe -p 58 Betts. Jervmfe' p 38 4 Bibbs. Antoniee -p 48 Bigelow. Justin p 38 Bilfcngsley Dabresha -p 53 Bingham Jacalyn -p 53. 82 Bingham. Shalom -p. 30. 31. 38. 81 Bingham-Cage. Shomari Bingham. Tonya -p 53 Black. Eugene -p 38 B ickburn. Sandra -p 43. 83 B ickwell. Gretchen -p 30. senior 3 senior 4 - ount. Felicia -p 53. 79. 82 B ount. Greg -p 53. 82 olden. Vincent Boone. Tanisha -p 48 Bostwick Kenneth -p 21 43. 95. vl06 Bowden Jenn -D. 42. 80 Boyer Anthc y -p 53. 82 Boyer DennsJ-p 91. 102 r -o 59 r : 27 2%. 38. 30 ■t P Darius i. Darryfl -p 48 Gregory -p 59 Brown. Joshua -p 53] 1 i? iwn, to Br. a i latonya Browrr. jfie . Bheka p 48 ■ Jill -p 30. 3 Rosheeta -p Tnomb$ -p 4' lifer cy -p senlorH ee. Amy -f 59 jbee. Angela -p 48 Burgess. {Carman -p 53 Burhar.s. Jeremy Burkett Monk -p.w!3 Burks. Ernestine -pi43 Burnette. Morion p 48] Burnett. Shamei Burns. Andrea -p 59 Burns. Ulysses -p 23 Burris. Tanika -p 53. 82 Burt Edris -p 43 Bush. Kenya Butler. Andrea p. 38 72. Butler. K� m -p j0, semo' 3 Butler, Kwon p 48 Butler, Terror ice -p senior 3. 98 Butler. Walter -p. 38 Byrd Acho -p Sjr ftyrcMsa -p 48 79 2. 106. 1071 G I senior 3. 1 M 88. 89 73 106 Cabell. Darnell-p 39 Cabell. Kmberly-p. 48 Caldwell Jermaine -p 39. 70. 71. 89 Caldwell. Latonya-p 48 Caihour Carla-p. 39 Callaway -nrxto-p Campbell james-p senior 3. senfcr 5. 89 r ; w Campbell, imoerty-p. 53 Campbell. Tamora-p. 59 Campbell. Terrance p 39 Cardinal, ason-p 59 Carradme, Dimetria-p 59 Comdine Mercedric-p 59 Carter Mnes-senior 3. 89 Carter. Toya Caruthers. Bemita-senkx 3 Case. Sharta-p. 54. 84, 85 Case. Shelby -p 54. 85 Cavette. Courtney-senior 6. 89 Cecchini, Joseph-p 54 Chambers. Clyde-p 59 Cheeks, Alonzo-senior 3. 23. 89 Clapp.Mchaei-p 54 Clark. Nakita -p 59 Clark. Yolanda-p 39 Clarke. Alvn-p 49 Clarke. Anita-p 39 Clarke. Larry-p 49 Clifton. Tameca -p 54. 79. 82 Cochran. Ran$om-p 39 Coleman. Kirmesa-p 49 Colher. Cortez Collins. Shdenza-p 39 Conner. Jermame-p. 43 Comer. Tanzenia-p 59 Cook. Delicia-p 49 Cook. Robert-p 17. 39 Cooke. Kimberly Cornelius. Donnel-p 43. 100 Cornerty. Katternus Cotton. Tasha-p 54 Cowan, Troy-p 43. 89. 100 Crain. John-senior 3. 98 Cram Colette-senky 3 Crane. Peter-p 49 Crane. Scott-p 58. 82 Craven. Jennifer-p 49 Crayton, fcjdia-seniof 4 Crayton. Yplanda Crews. Mchael-p 64 Cromer. Antoinette-p 54 Crcudy. Sean p 43. 21. 95. 100 Crowder. Brent-p. 89 Crowder. Damette-p 39 Crump halta-p 54 Crumo. LaQuiesha-p 59 Clump. Taguetta -p 49 Cummings Willie -p 44 Curenton. Carnfcfl-p 59 k Dabaja. Salwa -p 49 Daly. Kimberly p 39 Davidek. Erik -p. 106 Davila-Mortinez. MicheSe -p 49 [ avis. Alicia -p 22. 44. 92 Davis. Kendra p. 44 Davis. Low anaa senior 4 71. 72 Davis. Robert -p 95. 106 Davis. Ryan -p 59 Davis. Twanethea -senior 4 Dawkins. Deirdre Dawkins Deneea -D 54 Peon. Sheiy_______________________ “WBtMawz mr Dickerson. Anzo % 49 M --- ■aura -p 54. 83. 104 Dim 'k nael -p 44. 106 Dixc . Op teveo -p 95 49 Dorris. Shira B Dorsey, hkkk -p 54 e Douglas. •♦'enyC'ta -p 18 senior 4 Dowd Tamara p 59 Draheim Michael -p proper . isa MKA� nor Sh lv - n ZlQ jfon. K wyn -p M 80. 73 102. 106 Dugans, ' antino -p 54 es amupl -p 59 • vi. v yd Duncan. Angela -p 49. 79 Dunford. Ken-p 49 Dunigan Shawn-p Dupens. Willie -p 49 95 Durrett. Katnna-p 44 Ealey. Jason -p 39. 91 Eckert. Tony -p 59 Edmonds. Todd -p 59 Edwards. Erica -p 54 Elam. James Jr -p 39 Enriquez. Andres Etheridge Jesse -p 39. 70. 71. 100 Theriy. Vemcia -p 49 Evans. Carmen -p 39 104 Evans Erica -senior 4. 105 Evans. Tracy p 39 Ewell. Kesha -p 59 Falk. Amy -p 49 Palk. Larisa -p 59 I Farrakhan. Vatunda-p 54. 82 iFerriby. Jenniter -p 49 ■Fields. LaTonya -p 54. 85 ■ Flowers. LaShawnda -p 59 ■ Flowney. Brandon -p 17 44, Q2 ■ Flynn. Teresa (Fortenberry. Yolanda senior 4 Fowler. Michel© flj; cowle: Timothy -p 59 sro' kin. Fronk p 17 44. 95 Mcheie -p 59 I3n, Carle -p 100 � Fr emqt Dionne -p 18. senior 4. 1C Franks Perlita -p 50 rurze Amy -senior 4. 10c Games. S annett -p 50 Gardner. April p 85 LGqrth Jermaine -p SC George Theresa -p. 60 Gerace. Antome -p 59 Gerace. Hjfle -senior 4. 19 105 Ger x:e T nothy p 59 Gerard. Cynthia -p 50. §4 Gerard. Jeffrey -senior 4 Gin. LaOuanda -p 59 Gimore. Christa ____________ r iHrr r fO • :vj a V| Gray, Et en p t Gray. Jbdv S. i j v .m David Gulley BiHy -p GuBey Veronica r 44 |p 60 |Uown pe 106. senior 4 lairston, Ctoudetfe -p Haston. Katnna p 50 HoH. Davd -p 50 Hamp. Cnefste p 50. 106 Han sc' Deisha -o 22. 23. 81. 74 Harason Eni p 50 Harden Kim p 39 Hardy avert© p 44 - Harris, Albert -p 54 Harris. Monica q sBH Harris, Room p 54. 32 Harris. Shanitna -p 50 Harrison. Damon -p HarreH, Angela -p 60 Hart. Jane -p 50 Hartfield Montei -p 54 HarveB. Kalvm p 54 Hasan. Ra’Kisha p 60 Hatchei. Jonalftfl -p 54 Hat ten., Aundrea Hatter. Jarnero p 60 Harvel. Kelvin -p 82 Haugney. Marjorie -p 19. 44 Hawcroft Bart -senior 4 Howcroft Brod -senior 4. 30. 74 Hawkins Burdette senior 5. 98. 9 WowVias inw - oior' ™ Hawkins. Keii -p 60 _______ : • ns. Makian 3v. ms. Tamika -p 44.81 n r . Am shua Kip -p 44 95 Richard -p 39 Ronald -p 44. 95 Amy -p 60 I. Emil -p 50 i. LoRonn -p 39. 69 Melanie -p 39 Eric -p 106 ck. Vicki -p 50 Arwfl -p 39. 92 19. 44 So. Angela -p.(44 ' p 60 d -p 44 p 39 107 109 Hmman. Warren -p. 60 Hodge. Sheena -p 39 , Holbrook. Tamara p 54 85 Holenbeck Bem«ce HoBev. Delbert -sen-o' HoBey. Jacmda p 54. __ Holley. Joceiyn-p 54 79. 82 Holliman Dlangeio p 44 Dwayne -p. 23. 44 Hollins Hollins. Mano -p 50 Holhns. Michael -p 54 Holovach. Krista -p 60 Holove. Jeffery senior 3. senior 5. 30. 31 102JHM| Hoppe. Walter p 50 Horton. Michael -p 89 Hoskins Patricia Hoskins. Robbie -p 60 Hoskins. Tammy -p 50 Houston. Katrma - Howard. Taura -p 85 Howard. Wcrdc r senior 5 Hubbard. Burton senior 5 Huddleston Panes ca -o 44 Muddiest n Te p ' Hudson. C irr- ■- 93 Hudson. Leslie p v5 I Hussey. Pamea p 39 ■■■ Fatma p 50 . : t Omar -senior 5 Ingram. Sonceria -p 54 Isaacs. Thais p 54. 82 Eoquirre. Mark -p 54 Isom Crystal -p 39 67 Jackman. Suzanne Jackson. Amy p 50. 79. 106 Jackson Chr.stopher p Jock son Damon p 55 I Jackson D'Andre -p 60 Jackson,. Gwen p §0 Jackson. Kma p 61 Jock son.TMon tel Jackson. Najah -p. 55. 92 Jackson, romtfa p Jackson. Teresa Jackson. Terrance -p 60 JarrSTt. MQrjo p 6 Jen||as. McfMhod -p 18 44 JenklnMamanzio -p 55 Jen,ms. Teresa -p 60 Prison Brian -p 60 Johnson. Christian -p_2S_ • jonn John n. Erika -p 44 JoN son, Eva -p 50 John n. Hue -p 39 ■ 50� $- n. Kareem -p 60; 7. 92. Kmberty -p ! _____ I Lathee -p 50 Johnson Leonard -sen-or Johnson, Mokque senor . Ph p -p 4C 89 f Po6heHe p 44 ■Sonid -p 44 Sta p 45 Johnson. Tamo - ones. Brodefy -p sen-or jones. Brian -p. 45 jo'ies. Debra -o 67. .ones. Domique -p tones. Fames r ser 71 89 106 I ■ 1 Jones, Jennifer -p 40 Jong'S, latrece p 60 jones Mor e -p senior 5 Jones. Nathan -p 45 Jones. Roxarma -p Jones. Sylvia -p Jones, Tyrone -p Jones Yeshun -p Ju«6$%horese -d 30 Kassem nasson -p 55 IHne. T amara -p 54 Kilgore Anthony -p 45. 86. 74 Kiigoer Gary -p. 45 Kilgore. Nyquila «p 60 King Excel -p 5S| Kish. Jocqueiine -p 40 Knapp Staoe-Ann Kmght. Melissa Jk Knowtton. Tamara -p 60 Knox David A Koger. Kieth Krueger Philip -p 21. 45. 90 91 92 Hva” l Hyatt. Lakes anard -p 60 Lam. Br an -p 45 95 Lam. Cha es -p 55 lorn Jennifer -p 18. 45. 80. 109 Lomke. Andrew -p 60 Lone. Carey Lane. Jason -p 95. 51 long. usa LaVictorie Aaron p 61 LaVictorie. Joseph Lawson. Seth -p 40 L ©Blanc. Kimberly -p 55. 82. 106 Lee Chao p 55 Lee. DarveHe -p. 61 Lee. Derrick -senior 4 Lee. Jeffery -p 55 Lenear. Danas -senior 5. senior 6. 13 Lenox. Margoret -p 85. 61 Leppan. Dennis -p 55 Lester. Cassidy Lester. Miranda -p 51 Lester. Roderick -p 45 Lewis. Amanda -p 61 Lewis. Carman Lewis Maiisa -p 55 Lewis. Tamekka -p 45 Lrtiord. Jeffery -senior 5. senior 6 13. 17. 88. 89 liy. Terrance -semor 5. 78. 79 Lincoln. Stephanie -senior 6 Lmton. Tony p 16. 17. 45, 95. 106 Lizyness Tirmn -p 61 Long Myron -p 55 Lopez Vanessa -p 51 Loyd. LaKeisha -p 61 Luokka. Chad -p 45 Luokka. Jennifer -p 40 Luster Gina -p 55. 82 Lyde. Stephanie -p 40. 105 Lyae. lamakt -p. o'. M Mabry. Dennis -p 51. 74 MacDonald Lynn -p 51 Mack.in. Yoianaa -p 45 72 Maloy Lashonda -p 51 Mann. Lorna -p 51 Margetson Donald -p 40 Margetson. Michael -p 55 Marshall Katrena -p 55 Marshal' My a -p 61 Marshall Tyomie -p 61 Martin. Angela -p Martin. Eric -p 61 Martin Meka -p. 55 Martin. Valerie -p 45 Mason Douglas -p 45 Mason. Melissa senior 6 Mattison. Tammaiette -p 45 Mouie. James -p 61 Maxwell Tyrone -p 89, 98 May. Shonda -p Mayberry. Tanya -senior 6 Maziarz. Julie -senior 6 Meek ms. Arnetta -p 55. 82 Megdeii. Josh -p 91. 51 Melton. LaShome -p 22. 23. 40. 71 Miller. Alfred -p 61 Miner. Cheryl -p 61 Miner Cheyetta p 55 Miller. Cornells Miller Shantei Miller. Teresa -p 45 Miller Todd -p 51 Mills. Desiree -p. 61 Misner. Michael Jr -p 55 Mitchell. Ameure -p 40. 89 Mitchell DeQuandra p 61 Mitchell. Kimberly -p 45 Mitchell. Secoia -p Mlzell. Dennis -p 45 95 Mobiy. Cassandra -senior 6 Mobley. Eric p 51 Morveai. Tyann -p. 40 73 Montgomery. Jermome p 61 Montgomery. Jeryl -p 95. 51 Montgomery. LaTasha Moody. Chanda Mooney. John -p 61 Moore Autimes -p 45 Moore. Dentson Moore. Michael senior 6. 98 Morgan Kimberly Morgan Harold p 21 Morgan Marlow Morgan. Tonae -p 5583 Morgan. Vicki -p 51 Morrison. Shannon- senior 6 Mosley. Joseph Mosley Kristin -p 51 Motley. Daryl -p 45 100 Mukes Michelle -p 61 Mukes. Regma-senior 6 Mullen. Jennifer -p 46 Me McChester. La Tanya -p 55 McCrary. Aimeer McCullough Tawana -p 45 McDaniel. Amta-p 40 McDaniel. Derrick -p. 100 101 McDaniel. Sheila-senior 6. 1 McDaniel. Varnck p 55. 82 McDonald. Michelle -p 40 McDonough. Edward -p 55 McGaughy. Albert p 40. 100 McGee Jason -p 6 McGee Milton -p. 89 j 98 McGee. Sharmame p. 61 McGee. Stacy -p 40 3 N I Nadir Jamal -p 6-1 Nadir Marcel -p 46 5 Neal. Jason -p 61 _ ___ Neal. Rochelle -p '8 45 Neal. Stephanie p 43 Neaissohn. Jayne -p 40 Nealssohn. Thom • s nior 6. 74 75 Nelson. Deandna -p 56 Nelson. Janet -p 46 Nelson. Jawan Nelson Momca -p 40. 67, 92 Nelson Vereil -p 56 4' | Newiand. M rheiie Newman Demetrio p 40. 71 Nickies David -p 61 Nielson Johnna -p 61 Nitz. Tara -semor 6. 106 Nitz. Taryn -p 51 Norris, Consuela -p 30 Novak. Matt -p 46 Novak. Michael -p 51. 95 J Novak. Stephen -senior 6. 16 17. 50. 106 Nunn. Natascha -p 40 Nunn. Nicole -p 56. 82 O W O'Dell. Mark -p 56 106 Odom. Yolanda -p 30. 41. 71. 92. 93 Orange. Nathan -p 41. 91 Overman. Jeffrey -p senior 7. 91. 106 Overton. Danielle p 41. 81 P Page. Brandon -p 46. 69. 95 Parker Joseph -p. 46 Parson. Vanessa p 61 Pascuzzo. Michael -p 46 95 Patiiia. Lisimoa -p 56 Patrick Andrea -p 31. 41 Patrick. Angela -p 51. 104 Patterson, trie -p 30. 31. 74 Pat efson. Lone -p 56 Paterson. Phrthp p 62 Payne Machel -p 51 Payton. Chariita Pearson. TracheMe -senior 7 Perdue. Vokxie -senior 7. 22. 23 Perreault, jodi -senior 3. senior 7. 30. 31. 71. 80. 106 Perreault. Kerri -p 41. 80 Perreault Lori -p 56 Perry Doresa -p 62 Petreiia. Keith p Phifer. Anthony -p 62 Phipps Sarah p 62. 82 Pichey. Paul -p 51 Pike. Eric -p 41. 72. 73 Poiovina. Traci -p 80. 106. 109 Polk. William p 41. 98 Porteous Kassandra -senior 2. senior 7 Portillo Angelico -semor 7. 22. 23 Posey. Ant wane -p 62 Powell. Ericka -p 46 Powel. Lakecia -p. 62. 80 Price. Kerry -p 41 Pro vosD -M0fi or 7 P ches. Jamal -p. 56 P 'hes. Maurice -p 51 Putnam. DameHe -p 62 Q Quick. Momca p 46 R Rogiana Stephanie -p 22. 46 Romos Patrochmio -p. 56 Rash a Abdul -p 46. 89. 102 Rauls Cornelius -p 56 Rawis ..eotis -p 89 Reddick Paul -p 62 Relerford. Clayton -p Rett Baretta -p 62 Richard. Genale -p 62i Richard. Juamce p 56. 82 Richard. Latonya -p 51. 82 Riddle Masharri -p 56. 79. 82 Rideout. James -senior 7. 98 Riegei. Stephen p 62 Psggs. Redonna -p R-iey. Shannon -p 62. 102 • nglem. Lir da -p 19. 30. 41 74 Rinks, Kristen -p 56 Robb. Stacy -p 41 Roberts. Kateco p 51 ,Robmsor Lutho p 62 Robinso' MenkO p 51 Robinson Nikita -p 51 Robinson Yusut -p 98. 99 Roky j Ronald -p 56. 82 Root. Corev P. 41 Rose Robert -p 51 Ross. Andrea -p 51. 80 Ross Angela -p 51. 106 Ross. Brodiey -semor 7 Ross. Damon -p 56. 74 Ross. Dana -p 41. 74 Ross. Loura Rosser. Darren -p 46 Royster. Danielle -senior 7, 13. 30. 31 Royster. Michelle -p 41. 72. 80 Royster. Nakisha -p 62 Ruftin. Steven -p 62 Rushing. Taras p 56 Rushing. Terrance p 46 Russell Jessica p 56 RusseH. Patrick -p 46 Rutherford. Hassan -p 41. 74. 90, 91 Ryu. Mariko -p 41. 67. 85. 106. 102 Sahm Autumn p 62. 82 Sanders Nfrki p 56 Savage Ryan p 56 Saylor. Sabrina -p 46 SchaepKens. Michael -p 51 ;Chear,$, Sharon p 56 S hlafl. Michelle -p 18. 46 rnnedkl Molly p 19 42 Scot’ Cference p 46 Scott. Dawn -p 42 106 Scott. Mark -p 51. 95 Scott. Rodgenc -p 46. 95 Scott. Ronald -senior 7 Scruggs jimrme -p 62 Searcy. Nicole -p 62 Seartoss. Brad -p 62 Seartoss. Jerald p 17. 46. 95 Seay Nicole -p 62. 83 Segura. Elizabeth -p 42 Segura. Saul -senior 2 senior 7 Seymour. Robert -p 46 Shabazz. Ruquayya -p Shannon. Shelley -senior 7. 18 Shannon. lysha p 62 Shgyexs. Aiana p. --------------- Sheick. Paula p 42 Sherwood Stephanie -p 42. 72. 106 Shiflett. Mana p 62 Shulmon. Daniel p 52. 91 Sias. Robert -senior 7. 72. 91. 106 Simmons. Enka p 56. 80. 82 Sims. Casanya p 62 Sims. Larmsha Singleton. Armond -p 46. 89 100 Skipper Kendra -p 42. 71 Slater. Melanie -p 56. 84. 85 Slater Randy -p 51 Small Alexis p 52 Smeja Debbra Smile y Douglas Smith Andre -p 52 Smith Audrey p 56 Smith Brian -p 46 Smith. Chreshmoa p 42 Smith. David ii -p 56 Smith. David L p 56 Smith. Josyln -p 56 Smith. Leslie p 21 47 Smith Lowna -p 47 Smith. Momca p 47. 104 Smith Pete -senior 8 Smith. Raena Smith. Regina C Smith Tamiekca - , Smith. Travis - Smith. Sam 100. 101. 52 Smith Sheena -p 52 85 Smith Sherry p 13. 47. 18 Southward. Courtney 52 Soyka. Jerry p 17. 42 Spence. Ka no -p 47 . Spiiier. 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