Germantown High School - Red Devils Yearbook (Germantown, TN)

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L Athletic Honors TMHOG Downs 5 N S5 i :- is K Hina WB ii, 5 H A .L U ' Mid-South Cheerleading ' 'list QWMH- 'W .f L n a,E.g,,,yq,,.,,5,m, gy E W? 27. F my f , 'J' w ,, 'Z 4 GERMANTOWN THUN- DERBIRDSI First row - Lew Bilbrey, Doug Marek, Eric Scott, E. J. Gilley, Jimmy Holland, Chris Tor- rence, Bubba Kuns, Eric Willgohs. Second row - Chuck Brownlee, Brian Douglas, Patrick Fisher, Peter Cardoso, Richard Davis, Brian Stoddard, Ken Roberts, Brian Kehe, Michael McCauley. TOP PREP PLAYER - MEM- PHIS STATE SIGNEE: Ricky McCoy. FOOTBALL HONORS: Brian McCary, Top Prep Player and Fla. State Signee, Ernie Mel- lor, Bill Rasbach Award. MID-SOUTH CHEER- LEADING FINALIST: Jane Knight. AACA CONTEST- ANT: Christy Weir. ALL- SHELBY METRO BASE- BALL: Jeff McCauley, Brian Hubbard, David Scott.

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The Hoe Downs may WG' ALL WEST JAZZ BAND: Top Pic- ture: Row 1 - Saleno Crocker, Wes Walker, Andrew Hester. Row 2: David Richardson, Scot Berry, Brad Bowers. ALL STATE CHO- RUS: Middle Picture: Row 1 - Camille Harrison, Laurie Howard, Terry Ferguson, Lori Perry. Flow 2 - Tom Grounds, Sherri Jernigan, Laura Chandler, Heidi Schatz. Row 3 - Bruce Judy, Robert Brooks, John Koski. ALL WEST CHORUS: Bottom Picture: Laurie Howard, Bruce Judy, John Koski. Second row - Sherri Jernigan, Camille Harrison, Tom Grounds, Lori Perry, Barrett Conner, Terry Ferguson, Heidi Schatz. Row 3 - Robert Brooks, Margaret Boaz, Laure Chandler. QQ IIE 2 ' 7, 15 1 A 1

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Amy Buckner was a student who was active in both the schooland the community functions. She washable to' maintain a lovely personality through her continuous leadership and dependability. As a dedicated worker, she ful- filled her duties at Germantown High School. ln her sofvspokensmanner, Caryn Coffey reached all of the goals she set. Never being sattsfiedgwith only good,yCaryng strived for per- fection. As a talented and intelligent iindivldulal, she always found her success. school and on the baseball fietd. l-le was it 9095?s..eXa'UiP3e fqfkgis feff.5?W sttidentsifili-lis intelligence wasiibeyorid hisiath- fletic atqility, and he was always the one who a withrygglioke iiy simgple an active and diligent worker, Val Everson if iiitiiilslpentlifthanyiidountliasis daysfat Geifmantdiivn working so that others may be noticed. Being a .'jggnsun.gyg leader, hegtggas alvgays background giving a helping hand. When there was something that needed to be accom- iiiieliptlishedlsgl he was theiyene wiiilsliing tors o thefjeob. As an honorstudent bothin school andthe iliiflstategfSteve Fiayslipirnade iailiargeiirriprewion on Germantown High School. His friendly and witty charm made hirn lovediyand respected by all who knew him. His talent and hard workiwill never be forgotten. Representing the school everywhere he went, Franco Hightower has been the faculty's right- ' hand man for several years. His warmifand friendly smile made many new students feel i welcome. l-le was the 'fbackbonen ofour school and will be very hard to replace. 76 t