Gadsden Christian Academy - Javelin Yearbook (Havana, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1986 volume:

W?a f ?tra T4T nrii t a r + T r ra0irtsa+ ac0 r Tati0 x , ,ta TABLE OF CON- TENTS Introduction 1 Seniors 5 Underclassmen 17 Academics 29 Campus Life 37 Organization 43 Sports 53 Elementary 85 Ads 101 Introduction — 1 It has been said that humility is ac- cepting the things God puts into each of our lives. Whether it be in the classroom listening to the teacher, on the athletic field playing ball, living through the hurricane and having no water or elec- tricity for a week or two, or making new friends and strengthening old, humility is a necessary prerequisite if we are to be strong. 4 — Introduction Troy Lee Arthur TA Allison Renee Beach Allie 1986 Graduating Stacy Carol Beane Stace Seniors Class Officers Lori Wagoner, Vice President; Angie Jensen, Historian; Kelly Jollay, Secretary-Treasurer; Jo Ann Young, President William Stacy Blackburn Stacy Carole Elizabeth Brock Lizzie Gregory Paul Emery Greg 6 David Earl Fason Buddy Angela Dawn Jensen Ang Rotha Kelly Jollay Bollay Iva Michelle Lewis Chelle Chattahoochee, Florida Gordan Henry Walsh Michelle Suzanne Wells Jo Ann Young Crandall Mitch Jo Ann Benjamen Wesley Smith Ben Tamara Lynn Till Lorena Carol Wagoner Lori “Let the world know you as you are, not as they think you should be! Fanny Brice Seniors — 7 1. Henry Walsh; 2. Ben Smith; 3. JoAnn Young; 4. Troy Arthur; 5. Danny Sirmons; 6. Buddy Fason; 7. Michelle Lewis; 8. Kelly Jollay 6 — sjoiuas 1. Vince Rutten; 2. Lori Wagoner; 3. Allison Beach; 4. Angie Jensen; 5. Tami Till; 6. Stacy Blackburn; 7. Stacy Beane; 8. Mabry Shokes; 9. Greg Emery; 10. Michelle Wells; 11. Carole Brock; •jduood$ di p!; SJjrtj Aq pautuiqng jJOMjjy emor uperlatives 1. First to Marry: Carole Brock — Stacy Blackburn 2. Most Studious: Lori Wagoner — Vince Rutten 3. Prettiest Smile: Kelly Jollay — Danny Sirmons 4. Friendliest: Michelle Wells — Danny Sirmons 5. Most Talented: Tami Till — Mabry Shokes 6. Best Looking: Kelly Jollay — Henry Walsh It all took place one day during Mrs. Young's Government and Economics class, where, according to her, too many days are spent on Senior business and not enough on “our great country, yesterday and today. We Seniors were told that we had to vote on Senior Superlatives, right now! It was a hard decision, but supposedly the best ones were chosen. Only time will tell if they will fulfill their title. Seniors — 11 Best Christian Leadership: Mabry Shokes — Tami Till Wittiest: Buddy Fason — Stacy Beane Most Punctual: Ben Smith — Michelle Lewis Most Likely to Succeed: Vince Rutten — Jo Ann Young Most Athletic: Buddy Fason — Kelly Jollay Best Dressed: Greg Emery — Stacy Beane 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. The Fall Festival and the F.S.U. ball games are two events that the Seniors will not easily forget. But how could they? The hard work and the long hours took the place of dates and parties on many a weekend. All for what? Five fun- filled days in Canada! But these two events could never have been pulled off without the patience and diligence of Mrs. Young, the Senior sponsor, and, of course, the Senior parents. 1 am sure they will be just as glad when it is all over. 1. Here's the pit crew! 2. She's got legs! 3. How 'bout you, Indiana Jones? 4. Anybody want a wiener? 16 — Seniors UNDERCLASSMEN CLASS OFFICERS: David Pinson, President; Lisa Pontoriero, Vice-President; Vicki Tolar, Sec.-Treas. Beach, Amy Brunson, Cindy Busby, Dusty Du Bose, Toby Edward, Beth Finch, Chuck Goodwin, Chuck Haire, Scott Hodges, Nella Jetton, Dana 18 — Underclassmen Oarxrcr-M Uu JIoPp High School Daze' Here we are, the Junior class Enjoying it now. for soon it will pass. All the fun we share will be gone. We'll all be at college and off on our own. Soon we'll graduate and go our separate ways. But from time to time we'll remember those good old high school days. It's hard to believe the time is almost here. Somehow it just slipped away, it will be our Senior year But for now, here we are, still the Junior class. And we're enjoying it now. for very soon it will pass. Jones, Keith Mercer, Mike Murrary, Mike Pickett, Alisha Pinson, David Pontorierio, Lisa Shiver, Rex Straughn, Cliff Tiller, Kelley Tolar, Vicki Walden, Becky Underclassmen — 19 Arthur, Dawn Barber, Kelly Bryant, Laura Faircloth, Susan Goodwin, Tammy Hall, Michelle Hamilton, Bo Henderson, Johnny Class Officers: Kristie Shokes, Tammy Goodwin Paul Parks 20 — Underclassmen Kelly, Wade Kimsey, phelli Parks, Paul Priest, Charity Pruette, Erin Rawls, Billy Ray, Brian Shokes, Kristi Stafford, Shean Tomlin, Austin Touchton, Brad Youngblood, Michelle Underclassmen — 21 Ayers, Robbie Braswell, Mark Braswell, Roy Carter, Joey Davis, April Demakowski, Laura Hamilton, Robyn Hines, Tonya Hood, Trade Howell, Mary Class Officers: Tracie Hood — President, Tina Shepard — Secretary T reasurer. Dale Weeks — Vice President 22 — Underclassmen R ViX -e. iVe. 5V1 mex The Freshman class is different, it's clear and plain to see. That is now we like it. it's how we want to be. We have a few free spirits. We have our share or clowns. We even have a small group Who specialize in frowns. Although our characters vary. The same thoughts were on our minds, getting through with homework and doing it on time Monotonous Schedules tried to get us down, but after they were conquered our spirits turned around. We got to know our teachers qell. they got to know us too At times it seemed they wanted to pack up and yell, I'm through! We re Rucy Bear's Freshmen. Call us his cubs if you like. Because we study Algebra 1 every night. Lawson, Brandon Merritt, Sherri Oliver, John Parr, Tonya Perry, Dawn Pontoriero, Denise Roberts, Cheryl Romeiko, Rachel Savage, Mark Sculley, Michelle Shepard, Tina Tiller, Rhett Weeks, Dale Weeks, Renee Wheetley, Robbie Young, George Underclassmen — 23 30AadiiA3 Beach, Angie Beach, Stacy Breeden, Will Brockman, Susan Chester, Tammie Coalson, Cathy Coulter, Shayne Dean, Keith Dodson, Barry Jennifer Liedke, Vice- President; Christie Poppell, Treasurer; Wendy Neely, Secretary; Will Breeden, President This year the Academic eighth grade set off fire- works for all the teachers, especially Mr. Mason. Randall Haire and Steph- anie Dodson set off the fire alarm in the lunchroom. Mr. Mason calmly replied, That wasn't on my sched- ule! The eighth graders anxiously awaited the day they would become the Freshman class of GCA. 24 — Underclassmen Dodson, Stephanie Dollar, Deann Elkins, Larry Haire, Randall Hatcher, Paige Hawkins, Dolores Johns, Jamie Liedke, Jennifer Melvin, Greg Mock, Greg Neely, Wendy Poppell, Christy Smith, Trampis Tharpe, Jennifer Whiddon, Leslie White, Danielle Underclassmen — 25 Andersen, Kristen Baxley, Rhonda Bryant, David Clayton, Robert Crawford, Trade Darsey, Nicole Davis, Roscoe Elzie, Ryan Hamilton, Kevin Johnson, Nikki Jones, Travis Kimbrell, Melanie XuvOrdJK mt 26 — Underclassmen Far better it is to dare mighty things, to win glorious triumphs, even though checkered by failure, than to take rank with those poor spirits who neither enjoy much nor suffer much because they live in the gray twilight that knows neither victory nor defeat. Martin, Joel McDaniel, Catherine McGuffey, Dobie Mercer, Debbie Pinson, Jennifer Sherman, Angela Stauffer, Sarah Louise Suber, Russell Williams, Scotty Class Representatives Ryan Elzie Nikki Johnson Underclassmen — 27 Class Candids c_i a 28 Underclassmen Leader's Best Memories Dr. Larry A. DuBose Lord, For those fine lives, Green and Golden, — Aging perfect in time. Perfect in experience, For those fine lives For their myriad yesterdays, I give you thanks, Lord. My heart gives you praise; My heart gives you thanks. Mr. Terrell H. Mason For those fine lives — Anonymous Who have whispered, God be praised To my heart; All the testimonies of students, whether at camp, chapel, or during counseling, stand out most in my mind. 30 Academic I remember when the school first started. I was the only secretary and had no intercom. I also had to substitute teach. Academic 31 Not Just Teachers, But Mrs. A. Milner Friends And Examples Mrs. K. Mason Mrs. S. Poppell Mr. D. Shearon Mr. R. Fitch Mrs. P. Ray Mrs. G. Bolton 32 Academics Mrs. J. Bolton Mr. R. Bolton Mr. T. Bolton k 1 Mr. B. Cornelisse Mrs. H. Lester Academics 33 34 Academics Kitchen Help Mrs. Carolyn DuBose H.S. Lunchroom Mrs. G. Stevens Elementary Lunchroom A friend is one to whom we may Pour out the contents of our hearts. Chaff and grain together, knowing That the gentlest of hands will sift it, Keep what is worth keeping and, with a breath of kindness. Blow the rest away. — Arabian definition Acadcmics 35 Bus Drivers Mr. J. Darsey Transportation Manager Mr. J. Lewis Mrs. P. Ray 36 Academics Seniors Host Fall Festival Much time, work, and expense were put into making the 1985 Fall Festival a success. Mrs. G. Young kept her crew of Twelfth graders working in and out of class. Much thanks to our school community for participating — by coming — by donating — and giving of themselves to help promote our school. 38 Sweethearts The Town Night Out On Campus Life — 39 Another activity put on by the Seniors was the Valentine Banquet. The guests were entertained by the talented class of 86 and guest soloist, Jim Kierce. Sports Award Banquet As annual as the spring flowers bloom, so comes our annual sports banquet at GCA. This year the banquet centered around the theme of honoring God and serving Him through the ■ 1 i I I 11 IS Our top athletes and teams were honored with trophies and plaques. A special plaque recognizing our first undefeated Carsety soccer season was presented to the school. 40 — Campus Life Top Dogs Awards Chapel As an artist fully devotes his ability in displaying his masterpiece, each individ- ual is compelled to mastery as he is led to the area of awards. Most awards were given as recognition for their achieve- ments in the academic world. Awards Granted Science Bible 7 Ryan Elzie 7 Nikki Johnson 8 Leslie Whiddon 8 Angie Beach 9 George Young 9 Renee Weeks 10 Kristie Shokes 10 Kristie Shokes 11-12 Lori Wagoner 11 Mike Rhames Toby DuBose History 12 Lori Wagoner 8 Leslie Whiddon Cathy Coalson French I 10 Kristie Shokes Vicki Tolar 11 David Pinson 12 Lori Wagoner French II Vince Rutten Mabry Shokes Math Nikki Johnson Geoeraohv 7 Sarah Stauffer 7 Nikki Johnson David Bryant 9 Renee Weeks 8 Leslie Whiddon Cathy Coalson Florida History 9 George Young 7 David Bryant 10-11 Laura Bryant Beth Edwards Austin Tomlin 9 George Young 12 Lori Wagoner Family Living English 10 Dawn Arthur 7 David Bryant Speech Ryan Elzie 8 Leslie Whiddon Cathy Coalson 11 Beth Edwards 9 April Davis George Young 12 Tami Till 10 Michelle Youngblood Tammy Goodwin Laura Bryant More Top Dogs Ter h % Grade: Kristie Shokes Candids Of Campus Life 42 — Campus Life Javelin Staff The Seniors had the biggest part in producing this year's yearbook, although alot of the Juniors were a valuable assistance. Group photo (Left to Right) B. Smith, V. Rutten, M. Shokes, D. Sirmons, G. Emery, B. Fason, K.. Jollay, T. Till, A. Beach, A. Jensen, J. Young Deadlines, Deadlines, Deadlines!! They are faced at least three to four times a year. Most of the time they are dreaded because there is always some kind of hold up. The students this year learned that being on the staff is not all fun and games. Alot of hard work goes into putting a book together, putting names with faces, and picking up some copy to go along with the section. We work hard so that you can be proud to share this book with your friends, relatives, and community. Ten years from now, you can still be reminded of the good times 1985-86 has produced. Above Right: Mrs. J. Bolton, ADVISOR; Left: Michelle Wells, Editor-in-Chief; Lori Wagoner, Copy Editor N ■Pn ACADEMY 44 — Organizations Beta Club Pursues Excellence The Beta Club is an organization that is built on leadership, character, and honor. This year the members took a trip to the Lighthouse Children's Home during Christmas. Gifts of food and clothing were taken, as well as a special gift for each child at the home. It was a joyous time for all of us just knowing that we would share our love and ourselves to those who need it most. LEFT: President, JoAnn Young ABOVE: Advisor, Mr. T. Mason Group picture (Back to Front) R. Weeks, S. Merritt, K. Shokes, T. Till, T. Goodwin, L. Wagoner, L. Bryant, J. Young, A. Beach, M. Wells, M. Youngblood, T. Hood, M. Braswell, V. Rutten, M. Shokes, G. Young, ADVISOR, Mr. T. Mason Drama And Chorus DRAMA (FRONT TO BACK) S. Kimsey, D. Dollar, R. Hamilton, P. Hatcher, R. Romieko, C. Priest, T. Parr, D. Pontoriero, T. DuBose, S. Brockman, M. Youngblood, S. Faircloth CHORUS (FRONT TO BACK) P. Hatcher, C. Coalson, T. DuBose, B. Rawls, D. Dollar, D. Perry, J. Liedke, S. Brockman Mrs. J. Elder, ADVISOR of both Drama Club and Chorus 46 — Organizations Chess Club Under the sponsorship of Mr. T. Bolton, the members of Chess Club gained valuable experience by joining in many chess matches. Group Photo (Front to Back) D. McGuffey, G. Melvin, R. Suber, J. Pinson, G. Mock, W. Breeden, D. Clayton, J. Johns, J. Martin, B. Rawls, J. Henderson, T. Jones Student Government Takes Over This was the first year GCA has had a Student Government, and much was accomplished. The Officers took a trip to Chattanooga and Dayton, Tennessee for a leadership conference in the fall, and came home with many ideas. Student Council completed many activities such as chapel programs, improving facilities, a fashion show, updating the dress code, Spirit Week, and Homecoming. Hopefully, some of these activities will carry on as traditions at GCA, established by the First Student Council. Group Photo (Left to Right) C. Coalson, K. Shokes, R. Weeks, N. Johnson, T. Hood, L. Whiddon, R. Elzie, L. Wagoner, V. Rutten, C. Brunson, P. Parks, A. Pickett M. Mercer, T. Till, M. Braswell, M. Wells, G. Young, D. Weeks Mrs. G. Young is the Student Government Advisor 48 Organizations Math Club's First Year Group Photo: (Front to Back) S. Merritt, T. Hines, R. Weeks, M. Shokes, Mrs. G. Rukes, Advisor, K. Shokes, D. White The Math Club gained experience solving involved problems, learned new techniques on the calculator and got familiar with the school's new computers. Christian Women Of Tomorrow Group Photo: (Left to Right) S. Beach, S. Dodson, L. Bryant, N. Darsey, M. Hall, W. Neely, D. Arthur, T. Chester, C. Poppell, A. Beach, E. Pruette, T. Shepard, D. Hawkins, K. Barber, C. Roberts, S. Beane Under the presidency of Stacy Beane, The CWOT worked on personal and inward appearance. This year we had several speakers from Gadsden And Leon County, from both church and social fields. We can learn alot from women who have attained in their specific fields. 50 — Organizations 4-H Club, A Club Of Winners Group Photo: (Left to Right) R. Ayers, D. Bryant, J. Carter, K. Dean, S. Hurst, K. Hamilton, D. Clayton, R. Haire, T. Smith, L. Whiddon Organizations — 51 Sports Club Group Photo: (Front to Back) B. Touchton, M. Rhames, B. Lawson, C. Straughn, C. Goodwin, A. Tomlin, R. Braswell, B. Ray, M. Murray, S. Stafford, K. Jones, S. Haire, R. Tiller, M. Savage, D. Pinson Club Officers: Michelle Wells, Secretary; Rex Shiver, President; Vicki Tolar, Vice President Group Photo (Front to Rear) S. Stauffer, D. Mercer, M. Howell, T. Crawford, D. Jetton, K. Tiller, B. Edwards, M. Mercer, A. Davis, M. Kimbrell, K. Anderson, A. Sherman, M. Griffin, L. Demakowshi, B. Walden, K. McDaniel, V. Tolar, H. Walsh, C. Brunson, A. Pickett, D. Sirmons, D. Fason, V. Rutten, L. Pontoriero, K. Jollay, R. Shiver The Pep Club, under the supervision of Mrs. C. McPherson, met and replaced last year's FCA Club. They enjoyed making posters, making up skits for the pep rallies and decided to make preparations for a mascot for next year. Pep Club 52 — Organizations X 1986 Soccer Mabry Shokes was the only senior on this year's soccer team. The team was anchored by our Senior and team captain Mabry. Mabry became the inspirational leader for our team on and off the field. 54 — Sports GCA Soccer A Broken Record Teamwork and good sportsmanship characterizes the GCA soccer team at all their games. This year's cersion of Crusader soccer was truly a dream come true. Never has a team on this level experienced an undefeated season. The 10-0 record speaks volumes in itself, but it does not say what the coach and many players pray. We pray that God will be glorified and exalted, for it was He who allowed us to be part of this fine experience. Croup Photo (Front to Back): J. Carter, R. Ayers, J. Henderson, B. I % Dodson, C. Straughn, T. Dubose, S. Haire, M. Shokes, B. Hamilton, M. Mercer, G. Young, D. Pinson, C. Goodwin, Coach: T. Bolton Sports — 55 Beating Maclay three times and Malone twice were just two of the feats accomplished this year. A total team effort would best explain this year's success. The return of two juniors, who were missing from last year's team, helped to stabilize the offense and defense. Mike Mercer had an outstanding year in the goalie position, making many critical saves. Cliff Straughn returned at forward for the team and provided a much needed passing game. Chuck Goodwin again led the team in scoring with 15 goals. He has become the school's all-time leading scorer. Our utility man this year proved to be another valuable asset. Toby DuBose, after overcoming early ankle problems, became a key factor at fullback. David Pinson, Johnny Henderson, George Young, Berry Dodson, Scott Haire, Bo Hamilton, Robbie Ayers, Wade Kelly, and Joe Carter all made significant contributions at their respective positions. Team, field maturity and desire proved to be two main reasons for our undefeated season. Numerous school soccer records were broken: most goals scored in one season, 52; least goals allowed in a season, 9; most wins in one season, 10; most goals scored in a single game, 12; and most shots taken in one season. To be sure the 1985 soccer season will long stand in the memory and heart of players, coaches, and fans. GCA OPPONENTS 2 Maclay 0 12 Rose City 1 2 Trinity 1 2 Maclay 1 4 Malone 0 6 Malone 2 3 Maclay 2 10 Rose City 0 6 Holy Comforter 1 5 Trinity 1 56 — Sports The JV Lady Crusaders played the biggest schedule ever and turned in a 10-8 record. Nine of the eighteen matches went three games which was exciting to the fans. Many of the games were close, which added even more excitement. Whenever the girls were beaten by a team, the next time they met, they defeated them, which shows the improvements that were made. They are looking forward to playing Varsity next year. Group photo (Front to Back) L. Demakowski, T. Shepard, A. Davis, D. Mercer, M. Howell, D. Pontoriero, S. Merritt, D. Perry, T. Hood, K. Andersen, Coach: R. Brunson. A. Sherman, missing from photo. JUNIOR VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Varsity Volleyball The Lady Crusaders played a tough schedule, in and out of district competition. A first for GCA was a victory over FAMU. It was at the beginning of the season and helped provide enthusiasm for the rest of the schedule. The three wins in district play earned third place in District 4-A behind Maclay and North Florida. The team was thankful for using the gym for the first time for volleyball this year and are looking forward to next year. Group Photo (Front to Roar) S. Kimscy, L. Pontoriero, A. Pickett. K. Tiller, D. Jetton, T. Till, L. Wagoner, C. Brunson, K. Joliay, A. Jensen, K. Barber, Coach: R. Bolton 58 — Sports The four 1986 Seniors are Angie Jensen, Kelly Jollay, Lori Wagoner, Tami Till. They all were very instrumental in encouraging and firing up the team. NORTH FLORIDA 5-15,4-15; 4-15,9-15 HAVANA FAMU MACLAY SNEADS ALTHA NFC FAMU MACLAY LIBERTY CO. GREENSBORO HAVANA LIBERTY CO. GREENSBORO SNEADS ALTHA RICKARDS NFC 2- 15, 9-15 15-7, 15-8 3- 15, 0-15 2- 15, 0-15 4- 15, 6-16 6-15, 3-15, 1-15, 5-15 9-15, 11-15 3- 15, 1-15 11-15, 12-15 15-10, 15-11 5- 15, 4-15 5-15, 15-11, 4-15 15-12. 15-9 2-15, 14-16 9-15, 13-15 15-7, 6-15, 12-15 1-15, 2-15 Sports — 59 A First Season For Jr. High Basketball The 1985-86 Junior High basketball team had three goals for their season. Their first goal was to develop their basic skills. Their second goal was to gain valuable game experience, and the third goal was to mature in spirit, as individual Christians and as a team. Two team leaders were Leslie Whiddon and Will Breeden. Two other eighth graders, Keith Dean, and Greg Melvin were also valuable assets to the team. The leading seventh grader was Ryan Elzie who scored a high of 10 points in two games. David Bryant, Kevin Hamilton, Dean Clayton, and Russell Suber all played key roles in their games, and developed over the season. The coach hopes and prays that these nine players will continue to strive for excellence in their academic, athletic, and spiritual lives. Group photo: (Front to Back) K. Dean, Coach: R. Cornelisse, D. Bryant, L. Whiddon, K. Hamilton, D. Clayton, R. Suber, R. Elzie, G. Melvin, W. Breeden 60 — Sports Senior J.V.'ers Top GCA Records GCA Opponent 35 ALTHA 29 55 AUCILLA 29 58 BETHLEHEM 55 35 R.F. MUNROE 32 38 MACLAY 34 56 CARRABELLE 12 59 WEWA 69 49 R.F. MUNROE 55 54 CARRABELLE 23 33 FREEPORT 44 40 CARRABELLE 12 36 ALTHA 32 48 FREEPORT 49 43 NFC 37 63 R.F. MUNROE 39 40 ALTHA 15 49 NORTH JAX CHR. 43 58 AUCILLA 45 51 CARRABELLE 21 30 BETHLEHEM 42 51 WEWA 57 28 CARRABELLE 24 59 NORTH JAX. CHR. 51 This season was the first time for a ninth and tenth team and it proved to be VERY SUCCESSFUL. The team broke a school record for most victories in one season, reaching a 17-6 mark. They averaged ten more points per game than their opponents, averaging 46 points per game. Two times during the season the J.V. Crusaders wheeled off six counsecutive victories. This experience of team-play will influence the Varsity strength greatly in the next couple of years. Group Photo (Front to Back): R. Ayers, A. Tomlin, D. Weeks, R. Tiller, Coach: R. Bolton. M. Savage, M. Braswell, G. Young Sports — 61 Man To Man — Varsity Basketball ■ -1 The 1985-6 edition of Crusader basketball proved to be a very pleasant surprise. A year of supposed rebuilding brought a very satisfying 12-12 record. Anchored by four seniors and three experienced juniors, the team played together extremely well. With a little more consistency in shooting the team could have had an outstanding season. The team morale and spirit was the asset the team used to make this a great year. Group Photo (Front to Back): M. Mercer, H. Walsh, D. Sirmons, R. Wheetley, D. Fason, R. Shiver, M. Murray, M. Shokes. Our four seniors were David (Buddy) Fason, Danny Sirmons, Mabry Shokes, and Henri Walsh. Each played a very important part in this year's team. Without them, we wouldn't have had a team at all. 62 — Sports 1985-86 Season Results GCA OPPONENT 78 L 59 44 mJ Aucilla 35 67 Bethlehem 81 48 65 Munroe Car ra belle 49 46 51 Wewd 82 40 Altha 41 59 Carabelle 50 39 Freeport 43 48 Carrabelle 38 37 Altha 29 ■■ft 53 NFC 87 54 Robert F. Mv jnr 52 36 Altha 32 45 ™� th Jax p 47 53 Aucilla 62 45 Maclay 75 53 Carrabelle 52 49 Freeport 46 54 Freeport 71 J 55 Bethlehem VV 54 WeWa 59 Carrabelle North Jax 3 54 • i Our leading scorer and rebounder was junior, Mike Mercer. David Fason scored a season and personal career high with 27 points in our first game of the year. Danny Sirmons lead the team in free throw percentage. Henry Walsh and Mabry Shokes, both proved to be valuable to the chemistry of this year's squad. With the experienced juniors that are returning and several sophomore players the future of Crusader Basketball seems brighter than ever. Sports — 63 Yes, We Can!! Anticipation of beginning; Taste of candy Thrill of fast break; Smell of popcorn Great lay up! Madness of Coach Silence of error; Perfection of block shot Blindness of Referee; Pain of injury Rivalry of opponents; Misery of defeat Closeness of team; Triumph of Victory Beauty of jump shot; Basketball Group Photo: (Front to Back) P. Hatcher, A. Watts, J. Pinson, K. Anderson, S. Merritt, J. Liedke, M. Lewis, D. Mercer. Michelle Lewis was the only Senior on this year's team. She was a great support to the team. Mr. D. Shearon coached the enthusiastic team. Sports They gave us cheer The Empire State Building is upheld by mighty beams and girders placed in crucial points of the structure. In the same way, our soccer and basketball teams had the strengthening support of several dedicated girls — the cheerleaders. Cheerleaders are support, and support is a vital part of a team's work. Sports — 65 J.V. Cheerleaders 66 — Sports Whether the Crusaders were winning or losing, the GCA cheerleaders were behind our team, offering support and encouragement. Promoting school spirit, they also carried out several exciting pep rallies and made signs and posters for school activities. GROUP PHOTO: Left to Right: R. Baxley. A. Davis, A Beach, D. Pontoriero, T. Hood, S.L. Stauffer, T. Parr, N. Johnson Sports — 67 THERE were two Seniors on the Varsity Cheerleader Squad this year. They both were excellent workers and leaders and took alot of pressure from coach, squad, and fans. They are to be admired for the job they did. Group Photo: Left to Right: E. Pruette, S. Kimsey, A. Jensen, C. Brunson, K. Jollay, V. Tolar, A. Beach, K. Tiller, S. Faircloth Angela Dawn Jensen, Above Left Rotha Kelly Jollay, Above Right 68 — Sports 1 1) Varsity cheerleaders “Let's go. Offense! Time out at Altha 2) Varsity Cheerleader leading the fans. 3) A grabbing chant done by the Varsity Cheerleaders. 4) Angie Jensen — Grande Finale 5) Kelley Tiller hoping her cheers have done the trick. Many times the cheerleaders led the crowd in enthusiastic cheers. 5 Sports — 69 1986 Spirited Spirit Week Spirit Week, which was directed by Mr. G. Rukes, was very successful. Alot of people worked hard to organize many activities which all seemed to fall in place. To get along with the activities, certain days had ways of promoting class competition and school spirit, especially the days we had to wear: 1) our clothes backwards, 2) green and gold. 3) tacky tourist, 4) dress-up, 5) and somebody-else-day. 1) Tami Till awards Mr. G. Rukes with a pie in the face for a job well done. 2) Tenth grade tug-o-war opponents urged on by Mr. B. Cornelisse. 3) Mabry Shokes screams out of shock at what his eyes behold. 4) A close race between Angie Beach and Sarah Louise Stauffer. 5) Stacy Beane catching raw eggs- 70 — Sports The Carrabelle Devils rolled into town with their armor on and hopes up. But, the GCA Crusaders kept the pressure on until the last second of the game with a lay up shot from Mike Mercer to take the Crusaders to Victory. What a glorious Night! Sports — 71 72 — Sports Group Photo: (Front to Back) Rhonda Baxley — Seventh grade; Eric Johnson — Third Grade; Holly Boyett — First Grade; Angie Beach — Eighth Grade; Tina Shepard — Ninth Grade; Susan Faircloth — Tenth Grade; Vicki Tolar — Eleventh Grade; Kelly Jollay, Queen; Carole Brock, and Angie Jensen — Twelfth Grade Representatives. Rotha Kelly lollav was crowned as this year's Homecoming Queen. The gym was beautifully decorated to go along with the theme. Catch a Falling Star. Tami Till and Allison Beach handed out flowers and Mr. G. Rukes was the emcee. Mrs. J. Bolton was in charge of all preparations and decorations for the evening. 3 1) Carol Jean Lowe, 1985 CCA Homecoming Queen, was escorted by this year's Senior Boy Representative, Buddy Fason. 2) Carole Brock, giving her speech on Election Day 3) Holly Boyett and Eric Johnson, the Junior attendants, did a good job; don't you agree? 4) Kelly Jollay, new 1986 GCA Homecoming Queen, is hugged and congratulated by Angie Jensen, a Senior Candidate. Sports — 73 1986 Crusader Baseball Group Photo: (Front to Back) R. Ayers, D. Weeks, E. Rukes (ball girl), A. Tomlin, Coach G. Rukes, M. Mercer, B. Ray, M. Braswell, K. Jones, M. Murray, D. Sirmons, H. Walsh, G. Emery, S. Stafford, G. Young, T. Till (score- keeper) R. Wheetley, C. Goodwin Three Seniors played Baseball. They were Henry Walsh, Danny Sirmons and Greg Emery. With all the other demands a Senior has on him, these athletes worked til the very end to make the team a unit. I L J 4 0 b 8 S IU 74 — Sports The 1986 Crusader baseball team engaged in a competitive schedule and played well despite a 5-13 record. Dale Weeks established a new school record with 15 walks on the season and Mike Mercer set two records with 28 runs scored and 24 stolen bases. A young pitching staff showed signs of great promise and should blossom next season. 76 — Sports OPPONENT ■■■ Mt. Vernon Christian Aucilla NFC Florida High Carter Parramore Liberty County Maclay Munroe Anneewakee NFC. Chattahoochee 8 Munroe 8 Carrabelle u Carrabelle 3 Anneewakee 12 Aucilla 14 Carter Parramore 15 Maclay 15 J.V. Softball The J.V. Team, coached by Mr. R. Bolton, had many newcomers to play the sport. Much improvement was made, both defensively and at the plate. The team played a tough schedule and had its ups and downs. It has been a good benefit to the girls and they are ready to show their skills again next year. Sports — 77 Varsity Softball Team — Another Winner Group Photo (Front to Back) M. Hall, C. Brunson, A. Davis, V. Tolar, D. Pontoriero, T. Shepard, S. Merritt, A. Beach, L. Pontoriero, L. Wagoner, L. Demakowski, T. Hood The lone Senior was Lori Wagoner who was chosen for the 1986 Coaches Award. Assistant Coach, Mr. R. Brunson; Coach, Mr. T. Bolton 78 — Sports 10-5 1986 Softball Results GCA 9 Maclay OPPONENT 14 9 Greensboro 11 17 Carrabelle 2 9 Carter Parramore 3 19 Altha 12 14 Greensboro 6 13 Munroe 5 9 Carter Parramore 4 13 Munroe 11 8 Liberty County 9 9 North FL Christian 1 8 North FL Christian 7 9 Carter Parramore 11 2 Altha 20 15 Carrabelle 5 Sports — 79 1986 Lady Crusader Softball This year's Lady Crusaders had about a tough as act to follow as any team in school history. They set out to show that the 18-2 season was no fluke. After dropping the first two games of the season it seemed like the bubble had burst. But our experienced players determined not to give up and proceeded to run off eight wins in a row. The team ended the year with a 10-5 mark. Only one senior, Lori Wagoner, graced our team this year, but her inspirational play was extremely important to this team. With six freshmen on the team and returning with four experienced juniors good things should continue to happen in the spring for Lady Crusader Softball. 80 — Sports Golf Team Under the leadership of Coach Tom Bolton, the three man team putted to their heart's content. Hopefully, within the next couple of years we will see a drastic improvement in our golf program. We have been inspired by what potential we have seen this year. Add: R. Suber, W. Breeden, C. Straughn Sports — 81 Track 1986 The 1986 Track season was marked with several school records. In the girls track season Melissa Griffin placed sixth in the district meet and set a school record in the girls V2 mile with a time of 3:04. Mark Savage broke two school records; one in the long jump with a distance of 19'2 and one the Triple jump with a leap of 38T0 . Johnny Henderson set a school record in the half mile with a time of 2:35 and Deann Dollar set a school record in the mile with the time of 7:15. Group Photo: (Front to Back) Mr. B. Cornelisse, Coach; D. Jetton, M. Griffin, K. Dean, T. Smith, L. Whiddon, J. Henderson, J. Carter, M. Savage, Missing from Photo: Mary Howell 82 — Sports Athletic Association The Athletic Association had two fund-raising projects this year, in addition to the primary money-maker, the food concession during sports events. The Lion's Club invited them to share the work and the proceeds from the FSU football game food booth which netted the Association $1,340.16. The annual garage sale earned $1,026.45. With the total income of $4,272.48, the Association bought volleyball equipment, a pitching machine for use in softball and baseball, material and labor for Varsity cheerleader uniforms, and building material for the sports equipment building erected on the athletic Fields. The Association set up a savings account for movies gained through the auctioning of donated items from area merchants for the purpose of buying badly needed fans for the gym ATHLETIC BANQUET As annual as the spring flowers bloom, so comes our annual sports banquet at G.C.A. This year the banquet centered around the theme of honoring God and serving through the vehicle of our sports program. Our top athletes and teams were honored with trophies and plaques. Athletic Awards Vollevball Soccer MVP Lori Wagoner MIP Alisha Pickett MVP Mike Mercer CA Cindy Brunson MIP Robbie Ayers CA Mabry Shokes Ir. Varsitv Basketball Top Scorer Chuck Goodwin MVP Mark Braswell Mark Savage Girls Basketball MIP Austin Tomlin CA George Young MVP Sherri Merritt MIP Jenny Liedke CA Renee Weeks Baseball Varsitv Basketball Mike Mercer MVP MIP CA Mike Mercer Dale Weeks Henry Walsh MVP MIP Mike Murray Golf CA Henry Walsh Free Throw 6 0 Top Scorer Dan Sirmons Mike Mercer Top Golfer Will Breedon lr. High Vollevball Ir. High Basketball MVP Tracie Hood MVP Leslie Whiddon CA April Davis CA Will Breedon lr. Hish Softball Softball MVP Debbie Mercer MVP Sherri Merritt MIP Nicole Darsey MIP Tracie Hood CA Christie Poppell CA Vicki Tolar Lori Wagoner Top Hitter Sherri Merritt Cheerleaders CA = Coaches Award J.V. Most Enthusiastic Tracie Hood MVP = Most Valuable Player Varsity Most Enthusiastic Kelly Jollay MIP = Most Improved Sigr n icarrt Si xA k Goads Beckham, Clint Belue, Nell Boyett, Amy Dollar, Max DuBose, Troy Edwards, Perry Emko, Nida Gay, Hank Hodges, Melissa Knoll, Krissy Mears, Kyle Peavy, John Perkins, Jennifer Poppell, Jill Savage, Mikki Strauss, Bill Thomas, Beth Trim, John Wagoner, Jeffery West, Frank 86 — Elementary It S C VrfH'H (xcode Butler, Sandra Gunn, Sean janik, Jason Jones, Renee King, Jason Maxwell, Bobby McPherson, Jay Merritt, Geoffrey Ray, John Sellers, Kim Shepard, Michael Stewart, Chad Tomlin, Susie Touchton, Duke Weigman, Jennie Wells, Matt Wright, Trent Young, Jean Elementary — 87 Andrews, Amy Barnes, Alison Baxley, Bryan Black, Natasha Brundydge, Matthew Cowen, Patrick Crawford, Matt Dean, Craig Elder, Angela Hurst, Penny Johnson, Sandi Mathis, Jeremy Mergen- thaler, Jenny Lynn Owens, Celena Pickles, Joe Dan Rukes, Erin Scott, Mary Spooner, Hal Sunday, Jay Thomas, Anna Till, Shirly Watts, Merissa Wheetly, Robin Whiddon, Lance Youngblood, Trey 88 — Elementary Adkison, Lisa Barber, Marcus Bauldree, Joey Boyd, Christy Davis, Joey Drew, Julianna Fason, Mary Hope Hooker, Travis Johnson, Eric Joyner, Eric Kelly, Shay Kyle, Cabot Lewis, Karen Mayfield, Kari McGuffey, Kevin Mercer, Ruth Miller, Tony O'Kane, Heather Pennington, Brian Pursell, Don Roland, Bryan Sadler, Kim Smith, Terri Stafford, Tori Thigpen. Julie Walden, Sandy Weigman, Amy Wright, Kelly Elementary — 89 Albritton, Suzanne Barfield, Timothy Bruce, Wanda Coalson, Chris !ldei Jet hoy Johns, William Kelly, David Maxwell, Bradley v1oo:e B: ont Peterman, Steve Mckles, John Pat Poppell, Allen Rukes, Leah Seymoor, Larry Suber, Katie Tharpe, Buddy Thomas, Alissa Ulrich, Charles Watson, Cheryll Watt, Glen Whipple, Benjamin Woods, Sloan 5illy 'fecond 6Vqde 90 — Elementary Ayers, Cole Bolton, Derrick Boyett, Holi' Braddy, Jennifer Brown, Nicholas By i -1 M.nui- C ontr lanu- Cowen, Katie Edwards, Jerry Houston, Tara Johnson, Jessica Maxwell, Le McClendon, Shawn Mixon, Angel Merritt, David Norman, Michelle P' M'. V M,l! Virginia I avg« I’vl'.n: : v' rr Mark Poppell. Beth Radney, Melisa Romeiko, Jeremy Sellers, David Volsch, Donnie Walden, Jim Walker, Tor West, Tanya Young, Jocelyn Elementary — 91 Bolton, Heather Bryant, John Mark Califf, Erica Childress, Paul Cook, Kimberly Masoh s Romper (Ro°™ Cox, Josh Crawford, T.J. Dawkins, Debra Lynn Folds, Stephanee Garland, Mary Lynn Jensen, Jonathan Lewis, Kim Morris, Ginny O'Kane, David Radel, Christy Sadler, Mark Shokes, Amanda Touchton, Evie Tucker, Michael Ulrich, Caroline Watson, Walter Weaver, Michael Weeks, Danielle White, Beth Willis, Kim Woods, Misty Youngblood, Matthew •At . 92 — Elementary 5-Kindergarten Graduation Elementary — 93 Allen, Carol Anderson, Christopher Banks, Monique Belford, Cory Chancey, Jessica Conway, Crystal Davis. Kathy Dawkins, Jeremy Francis, Sekeya Hood, Anthony Kelly, Angela McCloud, LaTerrica McKinney, Nicole McPhaul, Allen Morris, Allan Rukes, Mari Watson, Katie Watson, Hank White, Tommy 94 — Elementary Barnes, Alexis Beach, Joel Gibb, Paul David Gadsden Christian Academy provides a Learning Center, featuring material produced by Accelerated Christian Education, of Lewisville. Texas. The Learning Center is an individualized program with special advantages for below average students and above average students. Each student progresses at his or her own pace, that is. on the level they function the best This is determined after diagnostic tests are given to discover learning gaps The Learning Center offers special incentives which may be especially important to a student not working up to his potential. In this area a highly motivated or superior student qualifies for special privileges and may accomplish far more than he would in the conventional class. The Accelerated Christian Education Learning Center offers the most superior learning experience offered anywhere today. Elementary Little League Basketball CELTICS: (Front to Back) B. Baxley, H. Spooner, M. Crawford, M. Brundydge, E. Johnson, S. Johnson, T. Smith, J. Young, J. Weigman, D. Touchton, P. Cowen Hawks (Front to Back) M. Scott, A. Boyett, E. Rukes, M. Watts, B. Strauss, Mr. Boyett, Coach, J. Wagoner Not Pictured: J. Sunday, J. Poppell, A. Andrews Lakers: (Front to Back) L. Whiddon, J. Ray, M. Savage, T. Miller, C. Kyle, C. Stewart, G. Merritt, K. Mears, J. Peavy Not Pictured: R. Wheetley 96 — Elementary Knicks — 1986 Winners — (Front to Back) J. King, C. Beckham, R. Mercer, T. Wheetley, C. Dean, S. Gunn, J.D. Pickles, H. Walsh, Assistant Coach and B. Cornelisse, Coach This year was the first year our school has sponsored a league for children in grades 3 through 6. This helps the students coming up gain experience so that by the time they reach junior high age, we will have a strong foundation to build on. Also, grades five and six girls played several games in our gym and away to gain practical seasoning for insight into girls' basketball. Elementary — 97 Elemen- tary Chapel The elementary chapel, under the direction of Mr. Richard Fitch, met every Friday morning. Mrs. Kay Mason led the students in singing, accompanied by Mr. Fitch at the piano. One special feature this year was the Thanksgiving play put on by Mr. Mercer's fourth grade class. 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(904) 539 5010, (904) 539 6495 Compliments of CHEVROLET HIGDON STRAUSS CASKET COMPANY, INC. Ads — 117 p O Bo« 759 Quincy. Flood 32351 Telephone 904) 627 7671 O Lord, bestow your blessing on Rotha Kelly Jollay of this earth, and let her life be a magic song of merriment and mirth. Protect her from the struggles and The cares of older years. Let not her body suffer or Her eyes be filled with tears. Show her the beauty of the world, And help her understand The need for love and virtue and A warm and friendly hand. O Lord, inspire her to grow In goodness and in grace And in the wisdom to attain A more deserving place. From time to time reveal to her Reality and truth, But let her laugh at foolish fears And always keep her youth. Love, Mother and Daddy Aunt Connie Uncle Darrell Ant Dorothy Tasha and Dusty Grandmother Nell Grandpa June It was March 10th, 7:30 PM, that this little girl made her entrance in, to a world of laughter, joy, and friends. 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Enjoy your Graduation, Honey And may every future day Be happy and rewarding In the very nicest way. Love, Mom and Dad, Reggie and Lisa, Bryan and Steve, Jake. Larry and Lisa, John and Dana. Shirley and Shelli Tamara Lynn Till Proverbs 3:5 6 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. :• ' I Mother- Daughter Tea The tea was held on May 10,1986, at 2:30 P.M. at Centenary Methodist Church. Mrs. Barbara Stof- fell was the special speaker. Campaign For Excellence Under the leader- ship of Mr. Herb Schutte, along with Secretary, Dianna Weigman, a hard and long-houred campaign was held. By May 30th, they hope to attain their goal of $200,000. Class History Our class has been truly one of a kind. We have done so many crazy things in the past years. It all began in kindergarten when some of us met for the first time. Once some of our class got together, it was hard to split us apart. Playing chase, where the boys kiss the girls, became a regular habit for us. Vince seemed to think he should be the one kissed by all the girls. Next year was wonderful first grade I'll never forget the time Carole stuck her tongue out at Mrs. Godwin. Boy, was she in a lot of trouble. The most exciting year was second grade. Mrs. Lester thought we were all just angels (She found out different though, because of our constant talking in class). Writing the Daily News became so monotonous that by the end of the year we could write it in our sleep. In the third grade, we had a new student. Greg Emery. Stacy Beane had such a crush on him that she even brought her camera to school to remind her of her first love. We didn't care about Stacy and her first love though, all we were interested in was arts and crafts. I'll bet Mrs. Barnett still has those green arts and crafts buckets that we used. Fourth grade was remembered for two things. First of all, wrap around skirts were in style. There was only one problem though. Mrs. Baldwin couldn’t keep her's wrapped around. Second, Tami was a new student this year. She has such musical abilities that she and Mrs. Baldwin sang a duet at McDonald's while the rest of us were humiliated by having to do zippity-do-da The following year, fifth grade, we were taken to the Chattahoochee Dam.We also had another new student this year. Richard Chamberlain. This boy had one problem and that was he liked to run away. I'll never forget the time that he ran away in P.E. class, and all of us ended up praying for him on the school bus. In sixth grade, we had a new teacher, a male teacher. We didn't really know what to expect having this kind of teacher, but we sure didn't mind. (At least the girls didn't). We girls thought he was the best looking man we had ever seen. I think he must have opened the girls' thermoses at least a million times at lunch everyday. Finally seventh grade arrived! Boy, we thought we were BIG now. We got to change classes. We had hit maturity, or at least we thought we had. But, then again, having Mr. Mason as a homeroom teacher doesn't teach you much about maturity. Last Will And Testament We, the outstanding, well-behaved, hard-working, scheming, crazy, gorgeous, and perfect CLASS OF 1986, do hereby leave a priceless inheritance to our underclassmen, whom we all love dearly. May we always be close to their hearts, and may we never be forgotten. I, TROY ARTHUR, do hereby will my fast-racing machine to Chuck Goodwin, my mustache to Johnny Darsey, and my ability to stay out of trouble to Brian Ray. I. ALLISON BEACH, do hereby will my GATOR tag to Mike Mercer in hopes that one day he will become a full- blooded Florida Gator fan. I. STACY BEANE, do hereby leave my ability to act stupid to George Young, my ability to talk and laugh to Keith Jones, and my paranoia to Beth Edwards. I, STACY BLACKBURN, do hereby will my mechanical abilities to Johnny Darsey. because nothing ever works, and my ability to get out of class to everyone. I. CAROLE BROCK, being of strangely-off mind and al- ways hungry stomach, will my ability to eat any kind of food, good or bad, any time of the day or night, convenient or not convenient, to my favorite little cousin, Vicki Tolar. I, GREG EMERY, do hereby will my pocket dictionary to Mike Murray so that he will always be able to understand what Mr. Rukes is talking about. I, BUDDY FASON, being of tired-of-school body and great personality, do hereby leave my ability to make Mrs. Young mad to Rex Shiver, the meat on my bones to Cliff Straughn, my good manners to Chuck Goodwin, and all my other great qualities to everybody. I, ANGIE JENSEN, being of sound mind and body, do hereby leave my great driving abilities to Cindy Brunson, in hopes that she will enter the Demolition Derby. I also Lori Wagoner was a new student in eighth grade. She was so smart that we all envied her intelligence, and we still do today. There is one thing that we don't envy though, and that is her height. Not too much happened in ninth grade. I guess we wer- en't very active that year. Tenth grade was our year! We had another new student, Kelly Jollay. She became part of our class really fast. We fussed so much with Mr. McManus that by the end of the year he was definitely tired of us. The next year, eleventh grade, we were really anticipat- ing our Senior year. We just couldn't wait until it was our turn to rule-the-school! Twelfth grade holds many memories for us. (A new student, Michelle Lewis, the Valentine's Banquet. Fall Fes- tival, FSU ballgames. and of course our loving sponsor Mrs. Young). Without these things throughout this year, our lives wouldn't have been so exciting. We have enjoyed our many years at GCA and we hope your memories here will be just as enjoyable as our's were. Remember when: — We sang before lunch everyday in kindergarten. — Angie waved to her Papa at kindergarten graduation. — Carole and Stacy hated each other. — Mrs. Milner spanking us for not sleeping at nap time. — Angie wetting her pants in second grade. — The Daily News. — Mrs. Lester reading Little House on the Prairie books to us. — Stacy and Carole were in love with Keith and Kevin Gay. — Vince brought Superman records and comic books to school. — Show Tell in first grade. — Carole's hand got run over by the bus, and the driver was Mr. DuBose. — Mrs. Baldwin ate bananas. — The Faculty put on skits for us. — Buddy got seventeen detentions (only in Mrs. Young's class) and never stayed for them. — The first day of speech class. — The day Carole forgot her lulnch. — Vince and Mabry fought in the bathroom everyday. — We had Mr. T for the first time as a teacher. — Mabry sabotaged Mr. McManus's fish tank. — We all hid in the girls' bathroom from Mr. McManus. leave my over-talking abilities to Vicki Tolar so that one day she will be more outspoken. I also leave my volleyball ability of sitting on the bench to my bench buddy — Lisa Pontoriero. I, KELLY JOLLAY, being of sound mind and body, do hereby leave my cheerleading ability and fun times I had on the squad to Susan Faircloth, my ability to spike a volleyball to Lisa Pontoriero, my craziness to Vicki Tolar (even though she does not need it), and my clothes to Alisha Pickett so that one day she might grow into them. I leave my southern accent and funny words to Kelly Barber, and my patience and understanding to Mrs. Young so that she will be easy on the Juniors, who will be Seniors next year. Last, but definately not least, I leave my hear heart and love behind with Rex Shiver, Because that is where it will always be. I, MICHELLE LEWIS, leave my average grades to my brother Phillip, who definately needs them, my position as Mrs. Young's student aid to whoever gets it, and my bas- ketball talents to all the stars of the bench, since that is where I spent most of my time. And finally, I leave my secretarial abilities to the office staff; I know I was not much help, but I enjoyed the laughs. I, MABRY SHOKES, being of burned-out mind and tired body, do hereby leave my ability to sleep in anyone's class to Dusty Busby. Sweet dreams. Dusty! I, DANNY SIRMONS, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will all my nicknames to Greg Melvin, whether he wants them or not. I. BEN SMITH, leave my seniority to the Juniors who should be glad to accept it. Anything else is left to whoever wants it. I, VINCE RUTTEN, do hereby will my ability to stay serious in any situation to anyone who needs it. I, TAM! TILL, being of worn-out mind and body, do here- — Mr. McManus threatening to go see Brother Du- Bose everyday. — Allison marked too loud! — Buddy couldn't see the chalkboard, so he asked Mr. McManus to write larger (a lot larger). — JoAnn Young came to school. — Kelly didn't wear bloomers to a basketball game. — Angie swallowed ink in history class. — Stacy's constant paranoia of something hanging out her nose. — Michelle Wells got lost at an FSU ballgame and Stacy sent out the National Guard to look for her. — Lori wet her pants at lunch. — Carole said I Love You while we were in the middle of a class fight. — Mabry took a left turn at a red light. — Mrs. Young drove down a one-way-street the wrong way in Tallahassee. — Carole ate everyday. — Kelly and Angie got their Report Cards taken away for talking in Chapel. — Mr. Ruke's couldn't pronounce his southern words correctly. — A snake got loose in biology class. — Mrs. Lester thought we could do no wrong. — Our nature walks in science class. — The trip to the experiment station and the bus broke down. — George Owens constantly persuading us to hate Lori. — Mrs. Young's song about Daniel Boone. — We convinced Mr. McManus that we would be good if he bought us ice cream. — Mr. McManus took us to the top of the Fire Tower across the street and we shook it and he got scared. — Mrs. Wartenburg's name for Stacy Beane: Spacy Stacy . — Lori didn't laugh. — Tami came to school in bright clothes. — Stacy Beane ate everyone else's food. — Mrs. Wartenburg loved Carole and Stacy. — We had tenth grade Bible in the lunchroom. by will my leadership, big mouth, and ability to get on people's nerves to Tracie Hood, who does not need much help. I also will my position as baseball bookkeeper to anyone who loves baseball, can handle the guys, can get along with Mr. Rukes, and is dumb enough to take it. Lastly, I will my ability to stay out of trouble to Dale-bo Weeks. 1, LORI WAGONER, do hereby will my ability to laugh at nothing and act stupid in any situation to Sherri Merritt, my patience to Mrs. Judy Bolton, and my inability to grow to Beth Edwards. I also leave all my love to the SENIORS OF 1986. May we be a class that no one will ever forget. 1, HENRY WALSH, do hereby will my ultimate cruising machine to my sister, Kelly Barber, my rag arm to Mike Mercer, and my belt and a pair of socks to Rex Shiver. I, MICHELLE WELLS, leave my ability to always get along with Mrs. Judy Bolton, even when she is pregnant, to Mr. Tom Bolton, so that he can get along with her too. I also leave my ability to flirt with customers at Florida State football games to Vicki Tolar. I, JOANN YOUNG, do hereby leave my ability to remain quiet and calm to Nella Hodges. 138 — Seniors 1986 Class Night Class Night was a night to be enjoyed by the Seniors. The Juniors “sang” the theme song of the evening. Cruisin' down the River. Along with all the Senior special, we were entertained by Vicki Tolar and Beth Edwards singing Friends while we were seeing candid photos flashed on the wall of the seniors. Seniors — 139 Baccalaureate Baccalaureate was held at 7:30 P.M. on May 25th at Tallavana Baptist Church. Mr. DuBose spoke on victory and the High School Chorus sang Crimson Stream and Do I Trust You? The Seniors walked in and out to the hymn God of our Fathers. 140 — Seniors sri The End . . . New Beginning • «A 2wsfe$ Commencement May 30th! We all thought that we would never make it to see that day. Commencement was held at our Gymnasium at 8 P.M. Bill Bell was the special speaker, the Soccer Coach from Liberty University. The Chorus sang one song entitled: Tender Heart. Lori Wagoner, the highest grade point average, was named Valedictorian, and Vince Rutten the Salutatoriam Srnio 141 Senior Trip Eighteen young people, along with Mr. and Mrs. Young and children, took off from Tallahassee on an Eastern plane and ended up in Canada. They visited Niagara Falls, the Toronto Zoo, a Canadian Castle, and did shopping to bring back souvenirs for their friends and family. 142 — Seniors Seniors — 143 Arthur, Troy Lee Birthday: 10 19 68 Favorite Food: Steak. — pizza Color: Blue — Silver Flower: Rose Verse: Romans 3:23 Clubs and Activities: Chess Club, Pep Club, Tennis Club, Varsity Club Sports: Soccer — 7-11, Baseball — 11 Goals: Bainbridge Junior College, Auto me- chanic, Drive a Race Car Beach, Allison Renee Birthday: 1 25 68 Favorite Food: Shrimp Color: Red Flower: Rose Verse: Matt. 5:16 Clubs and Activities: Class V.P. 7-9, Sports Clubs, Golf Club, Varsity Club, FCA, Math Club, Beta Club 10-12, Yearbook Sports: Softball 7-10, Cheerleader 8-10 Goals: University of Florida, Doctor of Phar- macy, Get Married Beane, Stacy Carol Birthday: 12 4 67 Favorite Food: Junior with Cheese Color: Lavendar Flower: Rose Verse: Phil. 4:13 Person. Aunt Jennifer Clubs and Activities: CWOT, Chorus, Golf Club, Art Club, Annual Goals: TCC, Major in Psychology, Mar- riage, Three Children Blackburn, William Stacy Birthday: 10 9 68 Favorite Food: Blackenal Fish Color: Blue Flower: Rose Verse: Phil. 413 Clubs and Activities: FCA, 411, Athletic dub Sports: Baseball, Soccer Goals: FSU, Economics, Get Rich, Get Mar- ried, Two Children Brock, Carole Elizabeth Birthday: 9 4 68 Favorite Food: Junior with cheese Color: Lavendar Flower: Violet Person: Shelly Chandler Verse: Phil. 4:13 Clubs and Activities: Golf Club, Art Club, Chorus, CWOT, Class Officer 8-10, An- nual Sports: Cheerleader 8-9, Softball 7, 9 Goals: TCC and FSU, Business, Get Married, Have 5 Kids Emery, Gregory Paul Birthday: 9 22 68 Favorite Food: Steak and Shrimp Color: Red Flower: Rose Person: Parents Verse: Phil. 4:13 Clubs and Activities: Basketball, Baseball Goals: University of Florida, Medicine, Get Married, No Children Fason, David Earl Birthday: 6 4 68 Favorite Food: Steak Color: Reddish Blue Flower: Red Rose Person: Parents Verse: Phil. 4:1 Clubs and Activities: Chess, Sports, Golf, Varsity, Pep, Chorus, Art, Tennis Sports: Basketball 7-12, Baseball 9-12, Soc- cer, Flag Football Goals: FSU, Architecture, To be cooler than I am already. Marriage, As many children as I can afford Jensen, Angela Dawn Birthday: 6 6 68 Favorite Food: Anything Color: Raspberry Flower: Pink Rose Person: John Wheetley Verse: Have Patience Clubs and Activities: Varsity Club, Golf Club, Art Club, Pep Club, Beta Club, An- nual Sports: Cheerleading 8-12, Volleyball 11-12 Goals: TCC, AA degree in Business, Mar- riage Jollay, Rotha Kelly Birthday: 3 10 68 Favorite Food: Italian Color: Red Flower: Rose Person: Rex; Mom Clubs and Activities: FCA, Varsity Pep Club, Secretary Treasurer ] Yearbook Sports: Volleyball 10-12, Cheerleading Goals: TCC, Airline Stewardess, In Decorating Marriage Lewis, Iva Michelle Birthday: 8 9 68 Favorite Food: Mexican Food Color: Blue-Green Flower: Rose Person: Parents Verse: Matt. 6:33 Clubs and Activities: CWOT, Chorus Sports: Basketball 10-12 Goals: Children's Puppet Ministry, riage, Children Rutten, Vincent Michael Birthday: 4 18 68 Favorite Food: Pizza Color: Red Flower: Red Rose Person: Everyone Verse: John 3:16 Clubs and Activities: Chess Club, Club, Beta Club, Math Club, Pep C Sports: Brain Bowl Goals TCC and FSU, Criminology, T Happy, Marriage, No Children Shokes, Mabry Landes Birthday: 2 1 68 Favorite Food: Tacos Color: Green, Pink, Black Flower: Red Rose Person: Jesus Christ Verse: Phil. 4:13, Is. 40:31 Clubs and Activities: Golf Club, Va Club, Chess Club, FCA, Math Club,j. Club Sports: Soccer 9-12, Basketball 9-12 Goals. Liberty University, Civil Engine 144 — Senior Directory Sirmons, Leonard Daniel Birthday: 6 11 68 Favorite Food: Steak, Shrimp Color: Blue and Tan Flower: Rose Person: Parents Verse: John 3:16 Clubs and Activities: Golf Club, Sports Club, Varsity Club, FCA, Pep Club, Ten- nis Club, Yearbook Sports: Basketball 7-12 Goals: TCC and FSU, Wildlife Management, Marriage, Children Smith, Benjamen Wesley Birthday: 4 23 68 Favorite Food: Shrimp Color: Red Flower: Rose Person: Mom Verse- John 3:16 Clubs and Activities: Chess Club Goals: Make a living, Marriage ill, Tamara Lynn Birthday: 3 24 68 Favorite Food: Anything Color: Yellow Flower: Rose Person: Tim Smith Verse: Prov. 24:3 Clubs and Activities: Class President 3 years. Student Council Pres , Beta Club, Tennis Club, Varsity Club, FCA, Chorus, Art Club sports: Cheerleading, Volleyball, Softball, Baseball Stats Coals: Emmanuel College, Work with Young People, Marriage, Three Children Wagoner, Lorena Carol Birthday: 7 2 68 Favorite Food: Steak and Shrimp Color: Red Flower: Rose Person: Parents Verse: Col. 3:17 Clubs and Activities: Beta Club, Golf Club, Varsity Club, Sophomore Class pres., FCA, Math Club, Yearbook, Class V.P. 12 Sports: Softball 8-12, Volleyball 10-12 Goals: Emmanuel, FSU, Business Woman Walsh, Gordan Henry Birthday: 7 12 68 Favorite Food: Steak Color: Red and Blue Flower: Rose Person: Parents Verse: John 3:16 Clubs and Activities: Golf Club, FCA, Pep Club, Varsity Club Sports: Soccer, Basketball 9-12, Baseball 9-12 Goals: Lively Vo-Tech, Auto Mechanic, To get Rich, Marriage, Children Wells, Michelle Suzanne 1 — Birthday: 2 2 68 Favorite Food: Chinese Color: Pink Flower: Pink Rose Person: Mom Clubs: Golf Club, Art Club, CWOT, Pep Club, Class V.P, 11, Yearbook Editor Goals: TCC, FSU, Fashion Merchandising, Traveling, Marriage Young, JoAnn Birthday: 11 17 68 Favorite Food: Oriental Color: Royal Blue Flower: Rose Person: Mom Verse: 11 Cor. 8:9 Clubs and Activities: Cheerleading, Varsity Club, 4-H, Pep Club, Beta Club, Year- book, Class Pres. 11-12, CWOT Sports: Volleyball 1 year Goals: College, Business, Travel Let the world know you as you are and not as you think you should be. Fanny Brice Prophecy Join with me as we look twenty years into the future. All of he scenes we are about to see all taking place in the year of 2006. What is this that we see? Why! It is Carol. She is married to helly, has ten kids, and has just opened a chain of new fast ’ood restaurants. Across the street is the championship wrestling ring. Why? There's Kelly and Rex. They look as tan and muscled as ever; ex is wrestling Kelly into a headlock just like he used to do in peech class. Let's buy a paper!! Whose this on the front page? It's Greg! -Je's become infamous terrorist and Vince Rutten is the private nvestigator asking for dues to fund him. Where is that coming from. Look across the street. There's Juddy surrounded by a mob of girls. All of them are yelling, 'Buddy is a cool Dude!'' There is Mabre Shokes. He spends his spare time, protesting pending poor innocent teens to Haiti. Rumor has it, Michelle Wells lives in Paris and designs rlothes for Wal-Mart. Allison Beach has left her chain of drug stores and Lori A agoner has left her accounting firm to help Vince find him to varn him not to hijack Danny Sirmons' plane. Troy and Henry are members of the U.S. Hot Rod Academy and Stacy Blackburn repairs their engines in his spare time. Stacy spends the rest of his time manufacturing KitKats. Let's watch some television on channel 3. We find Beth Smith is now starring with Red Hollan on his own fishing show. Look, there's Stacy Beane. She's a psychologist now; and it appears she has overcome her wearing of makeup; The com- pany had to go out of business. Michelle Lewis has taken Jim Hensen's place as the manager of the muppets and Angie Jensen is a psychologist for the criminally insane. John, her husband, desperately needs her help because of her nagging. Well, we've almost found everyone, but there's still two peo- ple missing. JoAnn and Tami. I'll never forget how reserved JoAnn used to be. Wait, what's this? Everyone quiet! There is a special news bulletin coming on. It's JoAnn! She's become a newscaster for eyewitness news and she's giving us the latest update. Tami Till, our new U.S. President, has just taken action against Libyan terrorism. Now that we've found everyone, we know they've all done quite well for themselves. It looks like Mrs. Lester was right after all. These kids really know how to get what they want. Senior Directory — 145 A Adkison, Lisa 89 Albritton, Suzanne 90 Allen, Carol 4, 94 Anderson, Christopher 4, 94 Anderson, Kristen 26, 52, 57, 64, 77 Andrews, Amy 88, 98 Arthur, Mrs. Barbara 36 Arthur, Dawn 20, 50 Arthur, Troy 6, 7, 8, 13, 15 Ayers, Cole 91 Ayers, Robbie 2, 22, 51, 55, 61, 66, 74, 75 B Banks, Monique 30, 94 Barber, Kelly 20, 50, 58, 70 Barber, Marcus 89 Barfield, Timothy 90 Barnes, Alexis 95 Barnes, Alison 88 Bauldree, Joey 89 Baxley, Bryan 88, 96, 98 Baxley, Ronda 26, 35, 65, 66, 67, 72, 77 Beach, Allison 5, 6, 7, 9, 12, 13, 15, 16, 38, 39, 44, 45, 72, 123, 143 Beach, Amy 17, 18, 67, 68, 69, 78, 79, 80 Beach, Angie 24, 50, 65, 66, 67, 70, 72 Beach, Joel 95, 132 Beach, Stacy 24, 50, 132 Beane, Stacy 6, 7, 9, 11, 13, 15, 16, 50, 70, 116, 133, 142 Beckham, Clint 70, 86, 97 Belford, Cory 4, 94 Belue, Nell 86 Black, Natasha 88 Blackburn, Stacy 6, 7, 9, 10, 13, 14, 138 Bolton, Derrick 91 Bolton, Mrs. Glenda 32, 34, 36 Bolton, Heather 3, 4, 69, 91, 92 Bolton, Mrs. Judy 33, 34, 44, 50 Bolton, Mr. Ron 33, 58, 61, 77, 80 Bolton, Mr. Tom 2, 33, 34, 40, 47, 55, 63, 70, 78, 79, 80, 81 Boyd, Christy 89 Boyett, Amy 86, 96 Boyett, Holly 72, 73, 91 Braddy, Jennifer 91 Braswell, Mark 22, 45, 48, 61, 62, 74 ' Braswell, Roy 22 Breeden, Will 24, 47, 56, 60, 81 Brock, Carole 6, 7, 9, 10, 13, Dollar, Deann 25, 46 Dollar, Max 86 Drew, Julianna 89 DuBose, Mrs. Carolyn 35 DuBose, Dr. Larry 30, 35, 137 DuBose, Toby 17, 18, 37, 46, 54, 55, 56 DuBose, Troy 70, 86 Hodges, Nella 17, 18, 53 jHood, Anthony 4, 30, 94 Hood, Trade 22, 45, 48, 57, , 65, 66, 67, 78, 79, 80 Hooker, Travis 89 Houston, Tara 91 Howell, Mary 22, 52, 57 Hurst, Penny 88, 98 Hurst, Scotty 51 14, 15, 39, 72, 73, 119, 124, 142 Brockman, Susan 24, 46 Brown, Nicholas 91 Bruce, Wanda 90 Brundydge, Matthew 88, 96, 98 Brunson, Cindy 17, 18, 58, 59, 52, 48, 67, 68, 69, 78, 79, 80, 84 Bryant, David 26, 51, 60 Bryant, John Mark 4, 92 Bryant, Laura 20, 45, 50 Busby, Dusty 17, 18 Butler, Sandra 87 Byrd, Mandy 91 C Califf, Erica 92, 100 Carr, Matthew Carter, Joey 22, 51, 55, 70, 82 Chancey, Jessica 4, 94 Chester, Tammie 24, 50 Childress, Paul 4, 92, 100 Clark, Clayton Allen Clayton, Dean 26, 47, 51, 56, 60 Coalson, Cathy 24, 46, 48, 64, 84 Coalson, Chris 90 Conte, James 91 Conway, Crystal 4, 94, 133 Cook, Kimberly 3, 92 Cornelisse, Mr. Bob 33, 34, 60, 70, 82, 97 Coulter, Shayne 24, 56 Cowen, Katie 91 Cowen, Patrick 88, 96 Cox, Josh 3, 4, 92 Crawford, Mrs. Becky 36 Crawford, Matthew 88, 96, 98 Crawford, T.J. 4, 92 Crawford, Tracie 26, 52 D Darsey, Mrs. Brenda 31, 106 Darsey, Mr Johnny 31, 36, 137 Darsey, Nicole 26, 35, 50, 77 Davis, April 22, 52, 57, 65, 66, 67, 78, 79, 80 Davis, Joey 89 Davis, Kathy 4, 30, 94 Davis, Roscoe 26 Dawkins, Debra L.ynn 4, 92, 100 Dawkins, Jeremy 4, 30, 94 Dean, Craig 88,-97 Dean, Keith 24, 51, 56, 60, 82 ■ Demakowski, Laura 22, 52, 57, 78, 79 Dodson, Berry 24, 54, 55 Dodson, Stephanie 25, 50 E Edwards, Beth 17, 18, 52 Edwards, Jerry 91 Edwards, Perry 86 Elder, Angela 88, 98, 131 Elder, Jeffrey 90, 131 Elder, Mrs. Joan 46 Elkins, Larry 25 Elzie, Ryan 26, 27, 48, 60 Emery, Greg 5, 6, 7, 9, 11, 12, 13, 14, 44, 74 Emko, Nida 86 Esry, Mrs. Mary Jo 32 F Faircloth, Susan 20, 42, 43, 46, 67, 68, 69, 70, 72, 114 Fason, Buddy 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 11, 12, 13, 14, 40, 44, 52, 62, 63, 71, 73, 84, 104, 138 Fason, Mary Hope 89 Finch, Chuck 18 Fitch, Mr. Richard 32 Folds, Stephanee 4, 92, 100 Francis, Sekeya 4, 30, 94 G Garland, Mary Lynn 4, 92, 100 Gay, Hank 86 Gibbs, Paul David 95 Goodwin, Chuck 17, 18, 52, 54, 55, 74 Goodwin, Tammy 20, 42, 45 Griffin, Melissa 52, 82 Gunn, Sean 87, 97, 121 H Haire, Randall 25, 51 Haire, Scott 2, 17, 18, 52, 55 Hall, Michelle 20, 50, 78, 79, 80 Hamilton, Bo 2, 20, 55, 56 Hamilton, Kevin 26, 51, 56, 60 Hamilton, Robyn 22, 46 Harvell, Bert 70, 95 Hatcher, Paige 25, 46, 64, 77 Hawkins, Dolores 25, 50, 77 Heines, Tonya 22, 49 Henderson, Johnny 12, 20, 47, 55, 56, 82 Hodges, Melissa 86 J Janik, Jason 87 Jensen, Angie 5, 6, 7, 9, 12, 13, 14, 15, 39, 40, 44, 58, 59, 66, 67, 68, 69, 72, 73, 84, 112, 2 Jensen, Jonathan 92 Jetton, Dana 17, 18, 52, 58, 59, 82, 125 Johns, Jamie 25, 47 Johns, William 90 Johnson, Eric 72, 73, 89, 96 Johnson, Jessica 91 Johnson, Nikki 26, 27, 35, 65, 66, 67, 48 Johnson, Sandi 88, 96, 98 Jollay, Kelly 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 11, 12, 13, 15, 40, 44, 52, 58, 59, 67, 68, 69, 72, 73, 84, 118, 142 Jones, Keith 17, 19, 52, 74 Jones, Renee 87 Jones, Travis 26, 35, 47 Joyner, Eric 89 K Kelly, Angela 4, 30, 94 Kelly, David 90 Kelly, Shay 89 Kelly, Wade 12, 21 Kimbrell, Melanie 26, 52, 77 Kimsey, Shelli 21, 46, 58, 67, 68, 69 King, Jason 70, 87, 97 Klawinski, Matthew Knoll, Krissy 86 Kyle, Cabot 89, 96 L Lawson, Brandon 23, 52, 66 Lester, Carrie 30 Lester, Mrs. Helen 32, 33, 34 Lewis, Karen 89 Lewis, Kim 92 Lewis, Mr. Jerome 36 Lewis, Michelle 6, 7, 8, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 64, 138, 142 Lewis, Philip 70, 95 Liedke, Jenny 24, 25, 46, 64 M Martin, Joel 27, 35, 47 Mason, Mrs. Kay 32, 33, 100 146 — Index Mason, Mr. Terrel 30, 33, 45, 66, 137 Mathis, Jeremy 88, 98 Max well, Bobby 87 Maxwell, Bradley 90 Maxwell, Lee 91 Mayfield, Kari 89 McClendon, Shawn 91 McCloud, LaTerrica 4, 30, 94 McDaniel, Cathy 27, 52 McGuffey, Dobie 27, 35, 47 McGuffey, Kevin 89 McKinney, Nichole 4, 94 McPaul, Allen 30, 85, 94, 129 McPherson, Mrs. Christine 33, 34, 67 McPherson, Jay 87 ' McQuaig, Billy 95 Mears, Kyle 70, 86, 96 Melvin, Greg 25, 47, 56, 60 Mercer, Debbie 27, 35, 52, 57, 64, 77, 84 Mercer, Mrs. Martha 32 Mercer, Mike 17, 19, 48, 52, 54, 55, 62, 63, 71, 74, 75, 76 Mercer, Ruth 89, 97 Mergenthaler, Jenny 88 Merritt, David 91 Merritt, Geoffrey 87, 96, 100 Merritt, Sherri 23, 42, 45, 57, 49, 64, 78, 79, 80, 84 Miller, Tony 89, 96 Milner, Mrs. Audrey 32, 34, 104 Mixon, Angel Mock, Greg 25, 47, 56 Moore, Brent 90 Morris, Allan 4, 30, 94 Morris, Ginny 4, 92, 100 Murray, Mike 2, 17, 19, 52, 62, 63, 71, 74, 75, 76 N Neeley, Wendy 24, 25, 50, 77, 133 Norman, Michelle 91 O'Kane, David 85, 92, 129 O'Kane, Heather 85, 89, 129 Oliver, John 23 Ownes, Celena 88, 98 P Parks, Paul 20, 21, 48 Parr, Tonya 23, 46, 65, 66, 67 Peavy, Payge 91 Peavy, John 86, 96 Peavy, Mary Virginia 3, 91 Pennington, Brian 89 Pennington, Mark 91 Perkins, Jennifer 86 Perry, Dawn 23, 46, 57 Peterman, Steve 90 Pickett, Alisha 17, 19, 52, 58, 48 Pickles, John Pat 90 Pickles, Joe Dan 88, 97, 98 Pinson, David 17, 18, 19, 52, 54, 55, 75 Pinson, Jennifer 27, 35, 47, 64 Pontoriero, Denise 23, 46, 57, 65, 66, 67, 78, 80, 79 Pontoriero, Lisa 17, 18, 19, 52, 58 Poppell, Allen 90 Poppell, Beth 91 Poppell, Christy 24, 25, 50, 77 Poppell, Jill 86, 97 Poppell, Mrs. Sandy 32 Powell, Mrs. Helen 32, 100 Priest, Charity 21, 42, 43, 46, 70, 126 Pru He, Erin 21, 42, 50, 69, 70, 68 Pursell, Don 89 R Radel, Christina 92, 100 Radney, Melissa 91 Rawls, Billy 21, 46, 47, 70 Ray, Brian 21, 52, 74, 75 Ray, John 87, 96, 100 Ray, Mrs. Pat 36 Rhames, Mike 52 Roberts, Cheryl 23, 50 Roland, Bryan 89 Romieko, Jeremy 91 Romieko, Rachel 23, 46 Rukes, Erin 74, 88, 96, 97, 98 Rukes, Mr. Greg 33, 34, 49, 72, 74, 75, 70 Rukes, Leah 90, 91 Rukes, Mari 4, 30, 91, 94, 100 Rutten, Vince 5, 7, 9, 10, 11, 13, 14, 16, 39, 44, 45, 48, 52, 104 S Sadler, Kim 89 Sadler, Marcus 92, 100 Savage, Mark 23, 52, 61, 66, 82 Savage, Mikki 86, 96 Scott, Mary 88, 96 Sculley, Michelle 23 Sellers, David 91 Sellers, Kim 87 Seymour, Larry 90 Shearon, Mr. Dale 32, 34 Shepard, Michael 87 Shepard, Tina 22, 23, 50, 57, 72, 78, 79 Sherman, Angela 27, 52, 64 Shiver, Rex 17, 19, 34, 52, 62, ■ 3, 126 Mj Shokes, Amanda 4, 92, 100 Shokes, Dr. Fred 33 Shokes, Kristi 20, 21, 48, 49, 45 Shokes, Mabry 5, 7, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 15, 54, 55, 40, 44, 62, 49, 45, 70, 84, 138 Sirmons, Danny 5, 7, 8, 10, 12, 13, 15, 40, 52, 44, 62, 71, 74, 84, 104, 138 Smith, Ben 5, 7, 8, 11, 12, 13, 15, 44, 104, 138 Smith, Terri 89, 96 Smith, Trampis 25, 51, 82 Spooner, Hal 88, 96, 98 Stafford, Shean Stafford, Tori 89 Stauffer, Sarah Louise 27, 52, 67, 06, 65, 70 Stevens, Mrs. Gloria 35 Stewart, Chad 87, 96 Straughn, Cliff 17, 19, 52, 55, 81 Strauss, Bill 86, 96 Suber, Katie 90 Suber, Mrs. Peggy 32 Suber, Russell 27, 47, 60, 81 Sunday, Jay 88, 98 T Tharpe, Jennifer 25 Tharpe, Buddy 90 Thigpen, Julia 89 Thomas, Alissa 90 Thomas, Anna 88 Thomas, Beth 86 Till, Shirley 88 Till, Tami 2, 3, 5, 7, 9, 10, II, 13, 14, 39, 58, 59, 44, 66, 48, 72, 74, 45, 70, 137, 143 Tiller, Kelley 17, 19, 52, 58, 59, 67, 68, 69 Tiller, Rhett 23, 52, 61, 66 Tolar, Vicki 17, 18, 19, 52, 67 , 68, 69, 72, 78, 79, 80 Tomlin, Austin 12, 21, 52, 61, 74 Tomlin, Susie 87, 97 Touchton, Brad 21, 52, 111 Touchton, Duke 87, 96, 111 Touchton, Evie 4, 92, 109, III, 100 Trim, John 86 Tucker, Michael 4, 92, 100 U Ulrich, Caroline 4, 92, 100 v Ulrich, Charles 90 V Voloch, Donnie 3, 91 I £ A Wagoner, Jeffery 70, 86, 96 Wagoner, Lori 6, 7, 9, 10, 13, 14, 15, 40, 58, 44, 48, 45, 78, 79, 80, 112, 138, 143 Walden, Becky 17, 19, 52 Walden, Jim 91 Walden, Sandy 89 Walsh, Henry 7, 8, 10, 12, 13, 15, 16, 52, 62, 71, 74, 84, 97, 138 Watson, Cheryll 90 Watson, Hank 94 Watson, Katie 4, 30, 94 Watson, Walter 4, 92, 100 Watt, Glenn 90 Watts, Merissa 88, 96, 97, 98 Weaver, Michael 4, 92 Weeks, Dale 22, 23, 61, 66, 48, 74, 76 Weeks, Danielle 4, 92, 100 Weeks, Renee 23, 49, 48, 45 Weigman, Amy 89 Weigman, Jennie 87, 96 Wells, Matthew 87, 100 Wells, Michelle 7, 9, 10, 12, 13, 15, 16, 38, 39, 44, 48, 53, 45, 138, 3 West, Frank 86 West, Tanya 91 Wheetley, Robbie 23, 62, 63, 66, 74 Wheetley, Robin 88 Wheetley, Todd 70, 97 Whiddon, Lance 88, 96, 98 Whiddon, Leslie 25, 56, 51, 60, 72, 48, 82 Whipple, Ben 89 White, Beth 4, 92 White, Danielle 25, 49, 77 White, Tommy 30, 94 Williams, Scotty 27 Willis, Kim 4, 92, 100 Woods, Misty 92 Woods, Sloan 89 Wright, Kelly 89 Wright, Trent 87 Y Young, George 23, 54, 55, 61, 48, 74, 75, 45 Young, Mrs. Georgia 3, 33, 48, 138 Young, Jean 87, 96 Young, Jo Ann 5, 6, 7, 8, 11, 12,13,14,15,16,44,45, 143 Young, Jocelyn 91 Youngblood, Matthew 4, 13, 92, 100 Youngblood, Michelle 21, 45, 46 Youngblood, Trey 13, 88, 98 Index — 147 A NEW DAY IS DAWNING This is the beginning of a new day God has given me to use as I will. I can waste it, or use it for good, but what I do today is important because I am exchanging a day of my life for it. 148 — Epilogue When tomorrow comes, this dayi will be gone forever leaving in its place something I have traded for it. I want it to be gain, not loss, good, not evil, success, not failure, in order that I shall not re gret the p'ricTT paid for it. _ Anonymous JOSTENS