Graham High School - Graham Yearbook (Bluefield, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1989 volume:

Tazewell County Public Library Bluefield Branch AW WY % pant P oe iw 2% we ees « ane tai ook At Us NOW”’ GRAHAM HIGH SCHOOL BLUEFIELD, VIRGINIA Volume 43 1 — Members of the 1987-88 Junior Class Play look amazed as Lisa Harman proclaims her shocking news. 2 — Mrs. Brown proudly shows off a colorful mural created by various art stu- dents. 3 — The Big G Stage Band, directed by Mr. James H. Jones, serenades an appreciative noon crowd as the main attraction of Bluefield’s ‘Main Street’ concert program. 4 — Mr. Crock- ett and Mr. Meadows, ‘‘Thank you for your sup- port.’’ 5 — Practicing her forehand is Erica Chun. 6 — Making her own music is Jennifer Lowe. 7 — Melissa Rieger, Shelby Riffe, Becky Elam, Steve Ruble, Ali Folz, Mary Wilson, Paige Litz, and Suanne Nash, members of the 1987-88 annual staff, present their handywork. 2 SPRING COLOR LOOKING AT SPRING SPORTS HERALD SPRING’S ARRIVAL apaaat i ‘3! 1 — The 1988 varsity baseball team made waves in the South- west District. 2. — Melanie Campbell negotiates with an un- identified fan to get her ball back. 3 — When the girl’s tennis team is ‘‘set’’, they “‘love’’ having their picture taken. 4 — As Jay Brown- ing winds up to pitch, first base- man Eric Robinson moves into position for a possible grounder. 5 — Jerol Graves relaxes after his event during a track meet. 6 — Is Chuck Ashworth preparing to throw a spitter? 7 — Chuck Flynn heads the ball down the field for a goal. 8 — Anna Hash, Laura Matthews, and Sophia Rana come to the net in unique fashion. 9 — Scott Mulkey, at the height of anticipation, forcefully moves in to kick the ball. SPRING SPORTS 3 THE JUNIOR CLASS PRESENTS ... 1 — Denise Sudderth asks, ‘‘What do | do with this thing now?”’ 2 — Mary Lynne Williams disagrees with Angie Hart while Jeff Metcalfe referees. 3 — ‘‘Look! We've stayed within the lines!’ remarked Melanie Campbell, Betsey Kelly, Christina Ramella, Stephanie Snow, and Laura Cundiff. 4 — After a busy day of deco- rating, the starving Marcy Harris and Heather Alba take a break and eat a whole pizza. 5 — Stephenia Ruble aids in the chorus line con- sisting of Kevin Hill, Charles Thornsbury, Sa- tonia Buchanan, Jennifer Thomas, Angie Mar- tin, Kim Crockett, and Beth Garris. 6 — Instead of working on the Prom, Lisa Harman uses a 2 X 4 to file her toe nails. 7 — Shona Washington, Kim Washington, and Michele Goins ‘‘bend over backward ’ for the Prom. 8 — Enjoying their work are Shelby Riffe, Mary Wilson, and Brenna Ziegler. 4 PROM s : J ‘ 7 % 3 1 — Chris Waller, with his date, con- verses with John Hodock and his date. 2 — Ms. Whaley, with balloon in hand, waits for the ‘‘Big Bang’’, while Frank St. Clair attaches the other balloons to the string. 3 — Dancing to the beat of the music, Bill Kinser, Laura Mat- thews, and Stephenie Vaught have a great time. 4 — Stretching out design materials are construction workers Suanne Nash and Sophia Rana. 5 — After dancing all night, Wayne Riffe and Pam Dye become wallflowers for a short period of time. 6 — Kenny Lewis and Beth Garris gracefully glide across the dance floor. PROM 5 2 a wiih i | JUNIOR CLASS | PRESENTS re SIM 1 — Lance Barbour and Brian Hoops open the doors to the 1988 Junior Senior class prom. 2 — Passing under the archway of bal- loons with their escorts are Kim Crockett and Missy Blackwell. 3 — Partiers in dazzling attire await their turns to have pictures made. 4 — Sponsors Mrs. Harvey and Mrs. Ma- lay sit back and enjoy the atmo- sphere. 5 — Turning on the charm are Laura McDonald, Tyler Furrow, and Jill Davis as they wait for the music to begin. 6 — Belle of the ball Satonia Buchanan proudly displays her escort. FALL DIVERSITY ee ee a — —— 1 — Andy Russell cools his helmet with water during a break from record hot two-a-days. 2 — Struggling through an exhilarating cross country meet are Robert Worley and Jon Stirewalt. 3 — Sean Gillespie obviously enjoys drawing outdoors in art class. 4 — Keith Woody ( 32) turns the corner for a long gainer against Richlands with the aid of a block from Tony Palmer ( 23). 5 — Along with the begin- ning of autumn comes schoolwork — and ex- periments — demonstrated by Stephanie Snow and Karen Walker. 6 — The ‘‘Graham High Drum Line’’ — Chris Holston, Bryan Wharton, Danny Rash, Doug Hash, Gina Davis, and Deby Patton — keep the beat at our pep assemblies. FALL 7 The Class Of ’89 Presents The Junior Class Play fk OE OF THIS GROUP DU ALL! IN THIS VERY HOUSE. TN SUCH INSTANCES 1 — Before solving the rebus form of her employer’s will, Lucretia (Andrea) falls victim to the mysterious murder- er. 2 — The Bone-Chiller cast of Jay Johnson, Stacy Peery, Lisa Harman, Suanne Nash, Camille Slaughter, Jeff Metcalfe, Carmen Pruett, John Knaus, Amy Lam- bert, Keith Woody, Andrea Jones, Bill Kinser and Marcy Harris stage their curtain call for an appreciative audi- ence. 3 — Adler (John) threatens the undercover detec- tive, Flame Fondue (Carmen). 4 — Zita (Camille), Theo (Suanne), Eloise (Lisa) and Ad er react to the murders of the cook and the butler. 5 — Lucretia and Pippi (Marcy) listen intently to the theories of Dan Denton (Jeff). 6 — With the help of Bullwinkle, Z ta Van Zok calls upon her psychic powers to find the murderer. Bone-Chiller! 8 CLASS PLAY THE TORCH OF SUCCESS IS PASSED 1 — Our first appointee to West Point in eleven years, Shannon Hinkle gives his salutatory ad- dress. 2 — Patricia Bowman placed second in the state for her exceptional writing ability. 3 — Jeff Metcalfe graciously accepts the title of SCA President from former SCA President Tim Riffe. 4 — Members of the 1988 graduating class sing to the upcoming seniors during the candlelight ceremony. 5 — Responding to the graduates’ song with a song of their own is the class of 1989. 6 — Top ten scholars of the class of 1988 are Pinky Bhagat, Lori Trigg, Greg Money, David Kovach, Melissa Rieger, Chris Ray, Kristi Pochick, Sid Nash, Shannon Hinkle, and Tim Riffe. HONORS GRADUATION 9 OUR HOMECOMING SPIRIT SHINES THROUGH 1 — Randy Sluss and Mike Turpin present the week's activities. 2 — Displaying their spirit in vivid Graham colors are Sherri Harrison, Connie Tignor, Bobby Horn, Laura McDonald, and Missy Campbell. 3 — Carla Saunders, Badia Fountain, Eursie Carey, Erica Cheeks, Michelle Lee, Shejuan Hollie, Michele Goins, and Kim Washington celebrate Tacky Day. 4 — Bryan Tinsley, Warner Baker, Jim Knowles, Jessima Cundiff, Cary Elam, Cecilia Workman, Kerri Childers are brightly dressed for Spirit Day. 5 — April Lester and Robert Worley were selected the Queen and King of Tack. 6 — Twirling her flag is Laura Matthews. Time itn ¢ red Grae HOMELOMIN DAL 1CE 10-00 VPs ome wel! 10 Homecoming Spirit 1 — Sophomores are RED HOT at a pep assem- bly. 2 — Finalists for the spirit contest make judg- ing difficult. 3 — Christi Graham, Angela Penning- ton, Sherry Carty, Laura Bageant and Amy Bowl- ing show off their trend- setting attire. 4 — In their tasteless clothes, Jay Johnson, Keith Woody, Erik Robinson and Shane Compton scope the tacky women. 5 — Eursie Carey sparks spirit at a pep as- sembly. 6 — Elvis lives!! Private concert at GHS on career day, sponsored by Michael Magann. 7 — Nikki Maze, Karla Walker and Amanda Griffith dance to the school fight song. HOMECOMING SPIRIT 11 STUDENTS ENJOY SUMMER LIVING 1 — Chuck Ashworth and Kenny Lewis wait their turns at bat during an American Legion game at Bowen Field. 2 — Stacy Peery’s light comes on with 12 items or less. 3 — Studying hard is Lynn Sesco. 4 — Janie Asbury, Judean St. Clair, Robin Harvey, and Lisa Smith make sexy waves at Harmony Acres. 5 — Graham summer school students enjoy their break. 6 — During Bluefield’s hottest summer on record, Carla Walker and Greta Giffen served lemonade. 7 — Standing at pool- side, Terry Quesenberry and Freddie Dot- son show off their bodies. | . tea oe 12 SUMMER 1 — Robert Lindsey fights an uphill battle with a lawn mower. 2 — Alex Diamondidis supports the American Legion team at Bowen Field. 3 — Up for the dunk, Mike Young shows his athletic ability. 4 — Roger Thomas provides courteous service at Roses during the summer. 5 — Ike Bhasin and Chris Pascasio take a break dur- ing summer school. 6 — Tammy Akers asks, ‘‘You want me in there?’ 7 — Waiting their turn on the ladder are Janie Asbury, Judean St. Clair, Robin Harvey, Lisa Smith, Angie Bailey, and Michelle Martin. 8 — Relaxing on the steps in summer school are Dreama Fogg and Nina Scott. SUMMER 13 HOMECOMING HIGHLIGHTS 1 — Pep assembly escorts, Chad Surface, John Majcina, Keith Woody, Jay Browning and Gordon Smith present their choice for Homecoming Queen, Jay John- son. 2 — Stephanie Blackwell, Ka- ren Munsey and Charity Warbur- ton discuss their Tacky Day attire. 3 — Julie Williams, and Nikki Maze enjoy the Homecoming Game. 4 — Look out! Here come the G-men! 5 — Becky Scott leads the band in its halftime show. 6 — Candidates with escorts are Bet- sey Kelly and Michael Magann, Heather Alba and Jeff Metcalfe, Christina Ramella and Andy Neal, Karen Walker and John Hash, Lau- ra Cundiff and Jon Stirewalt, Paige Litz and Chuck Ashworth. 14 HOMECOMING CONGRATULATIONS!!! To 1988 Home- coming Queen KAREN WALKER, who was crowned at the annual Homecom ing Game on September 30th. Her court included: 1 — Heather Alba, 2 — Laura Cundiff, 3 — Betsey Kelly, 4 — Paige Litz, and 5 — Christina Ramella. After the game, Homecoming festivi- ties concluded with a dance in the school cafeteria. HOMECOMING 15 Pi vt OTE ADMINISTRATION ADDS TO G.H. S. q ike 1 — Mr. Crockett and Mr. Meadows discuss matters during a basketball game. 2 — A cheerful Mr. Crockett helps out by answering the telephone. 3 — Mr. Meadows makes a “point” during an assembly. 4 — Taking time out from his work, Mr. Crockett looks up for the camera. 5 — Mr. Meadows offers help to Missy Youngs. 6 — Taping a basketball game, Mr. Meadows adjusts the camera. 7 — Mr. Crockett leads cheers at a pep assembly. ADMINISTRATION A LOOK AT THE OFFICE STAFF i| i ae | Be 0 hem a , gin 1 — Ms. June Brown, receptionist and secretary, is caught counting Graham High's loot. 2 — Graham's bookkeeper and secretary, Ms. Barbara Nash, shows off her fancy ma- chinery. 3 — Is Ms. Brown moonlighting as a thief? 4 — Ms. Brown and Ms. Nash enjoy a quick coffee break. 5 — Ms. Nash works diligently over her paperwork, or is she faking it? 6 — Office assistants work together to keep Graham High organized. They include, front row: Melanie Campbell, Chris Dotson, Kimberly Bovenizer. Back row: Paige Litz, Jeff Metcalfe, Jay Johnson, Becky Scott and Rajeev Chopra. OFFICE STAFF Bob Ayers — Geometry, Pascal, Physics Judy Budner — Spanish |, Il, Ill, Sponsors Chess Club Martha Chaffins — Choir Faculty Encourag [sera Alice Barnett — Biology | Frances Bundy — Ameri- can Government, American History, World History Bob Gillenwater — Mar- keting, Advanced Mar- keting, Fundamentals of Marketing, Sponsors DECA Sm. . = 0 SY ane gon sor . � . Ady 4 ty Se Sara Belcher — Intro. to Business, Keyboarding, B.C.A., Sponsors FBLA Terry Byrd — Sociology and Economics, Ameri- can Government, Cur- rent Events, Sponsors Cheerleaders Rose Ann Goddard — Keyboarding, P.E. 9, 10, Drivers Ed., Spon- sors FBLA es Learning Bobbie Bowman — En- glish 9, Librarian, Spon- sors Beta Club Glynn Carlock — Guid- ance, Head Football Coach Deborah Harry — Algebra I, Il, Geometry Deborah Hart — P.E. 9, English 9, Journalism, Photo Journalism Bob Hedrick — Math, Al- gebra |, Mechanical Drawing, Driver's Ed., Sponsors Driver's Safe- ty Club Karen Harvey — Art |, Il, Ill, IV, Sponsors Art Club Debra Helton — Comput- er Math, Algebra l, Sponsors Jr. Civitans Tom Helton — English 10, English 12, Journal- ism, Photo Journalism, SADD Betty Ireson — American Government, Applied Physical Science, Chemistry Carole Hutchinson — En- glish 11, English 12, Hu- manities, Sponsors SCA Barbara Johnson — Lo- cal Integrated Lan- guage Arts 7 A4 yy. ee 4 June Kemp — Earth Sci- ence, Biology | Beverly Malay — Learn- ing Disabilities, Girls Basketball Coach . a é (iC tak Spr es : Aafot atin OAbT 7 Eleanor Kensinger — AP English 12, English 12 Rodney Mann — Agricul- tural Science I, Il, Horti- culture, Earth Science, Sponsors FFA us g ai Pat Jones — AP American History, Humanities, Jim Jones — Stage Band, Band, Golf Coach Bill Kinser — Accounting, American History, ACA, COE, Sponsors Sponsors UN and Bible FBLA Club Wilma Lane — Consumer Math, Algebra II, Math, Sponsors Cheerleaders FACULTY The Man Behind the Mask? Bob Russell — Advanced Math, Calculus, Algebra |, Il, Sponsors Math Team FTA, and TCAC. Debra Waugh — Librarian FACULTY Doug Marrs —P.E. 9, En- glish 12, Lifetime Re- creation Skills, Wres- tling Coach, Football Coach, Track Coach. Miriam Salaita — Span- ish |, I Anne Whaley — Biology |, ll, Honors Biology, Sponsors Pep Club Rick Mulkey — English 10, English 11, Speech Drama, Football Coach, Wrestling Coach, Baseball Coach Eleanor Smith — AP En- plishosl 1.) English se. 1; Composition Gary Williams — Attend- ance Officer, Driver's Ed., P.E. 10, Basketball Coach Tom Rohrer — Word Pro- cessing, Office Sys- tems, Accounting, Intro to Business, Sponsors FBLA Charlotte Viers — Guid- ance, Sponsors Beta Club Tim Woodward — World Geography, World His- tory, Wrestling Coach, Sponsors Key Club 1 — Virginia Farrar, teacher at GHS for 20 years, Elise Cooper, teacher at GHS for 26 years, and Jane Eades, teacher at GHS for 34 1 2 years, retired at the end of the 1987-88 school year. 2 — Heading toward the team room before a foot- ball game is Coach Carlock. 3 — Mr. Russell demonstrates the proper technique for ice skating while on bus duty. 4 — Monkeying around in one of the old biology labs is Ms. Whaley and friend. 5 — Contemplat- ing some mischief with his fish bait is Mr. Hedrick. 6 — Amazed by a con- trary computer, Mr. Kinser and Mr. Rohrer look dumb-founded. 7 — Mrs. Belcher finds the perfect reme- dy for a long day’s work. FACULTY FOOD FOR THOUGHT 1 — School dietician, Polly Lampert, prepares next month’s menu. 2 — Betty Buckles gathers goodies for trick-or-treaters. 3 — Virgie Roberts arranges the orange juice for the next lunch. 4 — JoeAnn Tolbert places a pot of vegetables on the stove. 5 — To find a dessert for the students, Carol Jackson searches the freezer. 6 — While at her daily post, Jean Majcina waits for the students to come through the line. 7 — A smiling Bess Simpson peeps through the window as she clears the trays. CAFETERIA yg ata: Rama CUST Un NS © ee ee ES or ENHANCE THE LOOKS OF GHS 1 — Putting away the tables in the cafeteria is Charlie Salyers. 2 — Keeping the building clean is John Mosley. 3 — Richard Brooks brightens a trash receptacle. 4 — Preparing the lockers for the new school year are Rich- ard Brooks, John Mosley and Donald Brooks. 5 — Don- ald Brooks is amused by his co-worker, John Mosley. 6 — Donald Brooks, Charlie Salyers and John Mosley show off their handiwork. CUSTODIANS SY o Heather Alba Chuck Ashworth Sean Auton Missy Blackwell Tracy Blevins Kimberly Bovenizer SENIORS Tommy Bowling Brian Bradshaw Michelle Bratton xz Delilah Brooks Tina Brooks Eric Brown Jay Browning Bobby Buchanan Satonia Buchanan Melanie Campbell Karen Carter Jon Cole Kim Crockett Laura Cundiff Chris Dotson Barry Dalton Gina Davis Hope Deel SENIORS Chris Faton Frank Farthing Lisa Francis Michele Goins 7 SENIORS Jerol Graves Steven Haines Donna Hale Kevin Hill Brenda Holbrook Charles Howery Danny Howery Jay Johnson A vy, ? Rick Jackson C.F. Jamison Mike Jennelle SENIORS §. Vi Stephen Johnson Andrea Jones Betsey Kelly Mick Kimberlin a Bill Kinser Amy Lambert Tammy Lane Robbie Lester Robert Lindsey SENIORS Daige Litz Michael Magann John Majcina Angie Martin Khristina Matthews Lonnie Miller Cyndi Musick Lisa Musick Ryland Musick Suanne Nash Andy Neal es a ' Stacy Deery Dee Dee Pardue Eric Darker Chris Dascasio SENIORS Carmen Pruett Christina Ramella Scott Ratliff Tammy Reed Beth Riffe Charlie Riley Lillian Roten Chris Ruble Stephen Ruble SENIORS Stephenia Ruble Crockett Sarver Becky Scott Nina Scott Lynn Sesco Richard Shumaker Jason Skeen Gordon Smith Mike Smith Frank St. Clair Regina Stevenson Jon Stirewalt Ge ae ate aes. EN me Cathy Sweeney Denise Sudderth Bessie Summers Chad Surface SENIORS Jennifer Thomas Dercy Trent Karen Walker Chris Waller Julie Wilkinson SENIORS Lea Ann Wilkinson Mary Lynne Williams Mary Wilson Daula Wolford Keith Woody FAVODITE MOVIE Tom Cruise Patrick Swayze. Elizabeth Shue FAVORITE LLY. SHOW osby Show = Kevin Wright N@TSDIGTURED: David Cornwell Alex Diamondidis Larry Hagerman Ronell Mason Tara McCollian Shona Washington SENIORS - ee See es Senior Class Officers Dresident: Paige Litz Vice President: Andrea Jones Secretary: Jay Johnson Treasurer: Angie Hart Class Colors: Dink And White Class Flower: White Rose Tipped In Dink Class Motto: “Let Each Become All That He Was Created Capable Of Being.” Sponsors: Beverly Malay. Head Sponsor Frances Bundy Karen Harvey Wilma Lane Anne Whaley hy = 98s, a “oweme | oe : a Re a ee ¥e CVNanerags. i 1 — David Perry, Stephenia Ruble, Paige Litz, Shelby Riffe, Ali Folz, and Satonia Buchanan work together while decorating for Homecoming week. 2 — The halls have been “‘Foggy”’ since '68 but the Fogg will lift in ’89 when Dreama graduates. 3 — Finishing her home- work, Amy Lambert realizes the hall is the ‘‘quietest”’ place to study. 4 — Christina Ramella, and Andy Neal, Betsey Kelly and Michael Magann, Heather Alba and Jeff Metcalfe, and Laura Cundiff and Jon Stirewalt are tacky and proud of it! ie a 1 — Seniors, with hands joined, are recognized during the fall Senior As- sembly. 2 — Annual staff members, -Frank St. Clair and Kevin Wright, help Laura Cundiff with her environ- mental pictures. 3 — ‘‘What?! What?! What?! What?!’ 4 — Denise Sudderth and injured Pam Dye wait for their rides home. 5 — These vol- unteers for Graham High's first 7:30 A.P. English class enjoy wandering home at 2:30 every day. 6 — David Perry holds a gun to 50’s cutie Judy Kinder, while the frightened cooks look on in amazement. SENIORS A LOOK AT JUNIORS Class Officers: Erica Chun, President Erik Robinson, Vice President Clay Huffard, Treasurer Class Colors: Black and White Class Motto: Dreams are the touchstones of our character Class Flower: White Rose Class Sponsors: Head Sponsor, Mr. Byrd Ms. Hutchinson Ms. Johnson Ms. Kemp Mr. Gillenwater Mr. Mulkey Danny Abel Brian Adkins Teresa Alley Joe Amburn Carol Amos Susan Angles Danny Asbury Janie Asbury Doug Baker Katie Baker Amy Ball Lance Barbour Scott Barton Tammy Bates Bryan Beavers Melanie Beck Ike Bhasin Mike Bhasin Dee Billips Travis Bradshaw CLASS OF 1990 Jennifer Brewster Kimberly Brewster Stephanie Brogdon Kim Brooks Sharon Brooks Karen Browning Greg Burkett Tim Burkett Chip Burleson Angela Busic J.J. Caffrey Eddie Caldwell Eursie Carey Mary Carter Sherry Carty Richard Cherry Lisa Christian Erica Chun Kara Cline Shane Compton Dawn Cox Genie Crabtree Julia Danko Freddie Dotson Sabrina Duncan Tommy Durham Eric Edwards Matt England Michelle Fender David Fisher Amy Folz Tom Gallemore Tonia Gallemore Lynn Garten Nissa Gillespie CLASS OF 1990 Christi Graham Chuck Greer Scott Grimm John Grubb Chrissy Hagerman Cecil Harris Jennifer Harrison Sherri Harrison Steven Harry Robin Harvey Anna Hash Doug Hash Jerry Heffinger Shawn Hendricks Jason Hicks Chris Holston Brian Hoops Bobby Horn Clay Huffard Shane Janutolo Scott Jarrett Jon Jennings Steve Johnson Travis Johnson T.J. Johnson Ryan King CLASS OF 1990 Kyndra Kuhn Trevis Law Jenny Lawson Jonce Leedy April Lester Becky Little Kristie Long Jennifer Lowe Laura Matthews Tammy McClanahan Jinger McCroskey David McFarland Meredith McGraw Shawn Meadows Kim Meredith Crystal Miller Craig Minton Casey Mitchell Stephanie Nipper Sandy Nunley Felicia Oakes Tony Palmer Gregg Parris Chris Patton Deby Patton Mike Patton Troy Perdue Angela Poszich Gina Poszich Jason Puckett Kim Puckett Tommy Puckett Terry Quesenberry Chris Rasnake Randy Rieger Elizabeth Riffe Sheila Riffe Louise Riley Kari Roaten Erik Robinson Chris Rutherford John Sarver Brian Scott Lynn Semones Jason Setser Duffy Sharpe Pam Short Chris Shrader Neil Sluss Randy Sluss Lisa Smith Judean St. Clair Tim Staat Shannon Stephens Connie Stroup Angie Tabor Mike Thompson Tracy Tibbs Daniel Tignor Spencer Tu Michael Turpin CLASS OF 1990 Cate an oe hanes, A Not Pictured Michael Arthur Kyle Belcher Stacey Boardwine Tina Bowling CLASS OF 1990 Larry Craighead Brian Lewis Dale Music Blake Poe Lynn Waggie Brian Valeyko Stephenie Vaught Anthony Viers Doug Wallace Johnny Watkins Lisa Williams Heather Workman Lori Yost Tanya Yost Thomas Yost Tony Young Missy Youngs A LOOK AT SOPHOMORES Class Officers: John Chun, President Amy Long, Vice President Roland Pascasio, Secretary Courtney Litz, Treasurer Class Colors: Peach and White Class Motto: ‘‘What Lies Behind Us And What Lies Before Us Are. Small Compared to What Lies Within Us.” _ Class Flower: White Carnation Tipped In Peach Class Sponsors: Ms. Budner, Head Sponsor Mrs. Harry | Mrs. Jones’ Mrs. Kensinger Mr. Mann Joey Akers Tammy Akers Angela Bailey Warner Baker Michelle Ball Jeff Baumgartner Cary Belcher Stephanie Blackwell Kevin Bowers Amy Bowling (oe tA Ws PRN a, Lip sas whew BaP! EF ie. Byron Bowman Michele Boyd Kelli Brady Terri Bratton Lewis Brogdon Michelle Buckland Missy Campbell Mark Carbaugh Jennifer Carter Jeremy Carter CLASS OF 1991 Jonathan Carter Kerri Childers Jamie Christian John Chun Mike Coeburn Trinity Crane Jessima Cundiff Jill Davis Jeni DeCamp Michele Deel Cary Elam Aaron England Lisa Fife Chuck Flynn Marquess Forney Pam Gardipee Todd Goins Amanda Griffith Kenya Hairston Candy Hall Robert Helmandollar Mike Hicks Jim Hill Shejuan Hollie Wendy Jamison WjiY Mike Jones Craig Jude Eric Kidd Lisa Kidd Lisa Kinder Jim Knowles Cheryl Kovach Gary Lambert Marcus Latimer Jennifer Laws David Lawson Vic Lester Joe Lewis Courtney Litz Amy Long Connie Lovell Jason Matthews Roy Mayberry Doug McClanahan Robin McClanahan Laura McDonald Steve Meredith Dwight Miller James Miller Pete Mitchel! Randy Moore Scott Mulkey Karen Munsey Margie Murdock Jonathan Neal Trish Neece CLASS OF 19914 Greg Pace Roland Pascasio Alex Payne Angela Pennington Michelle Peraldo Dayton Poe Andy Porshia Sabrina Poszich Melissa Proffitt Anthony Ramella Melissa Rice Traci Richardson David Riffe Cora Riffle Corina Riffle Lee Riffle Michael Roberts Stanley Rose Chris Roten Heather Ruble Michael Salaita Dennis Sarver CLASS OF 1991 Carla Saunders David Sharrock Heather Sheppard Barbara Skeens Heather Smith Mike Snow Kevin Sparks Chris Stacy Teresa Starling Ralph Stephens Clara Summers Lacy Sweeney Kurt Swetnam Lisa Thornsbury Connie Tignor Bryan Tinsley Bruce Turner Monika Voll Charity Warburton Mick Wilson Nikki Woods Cecilia Workman Eric Workman April Youngs Not Pictured: Rick Brown Tammie Craft Jay Earnest Julia Leedy Michelle Martin Terry Skeens Melissa Smith Molly Smith ‘y SOPHOMORES — oO oe — Eek O ” ” | O A LOOK AT FRESHMEN President: Levi Grimes Vice President: Bill Dudley Secretary: Crystal Williams Treasurer: Joe Farley CLASS COLORS: Red and Silver Class Flower: Red Rose Class motto: Those who try to do something and fail are infinitely better off than those who try to do nothing and succeed. Class Sponsors: Head Sponsor: Ms. Bowman Ms. Barnett Ms. Helton Ms. Goddard Mr. Woodward Mr. Rohrer Bridget Addair Edward Addair Billie Jean Adkins Scott Alderman Rachel Archer Brenda Asbury Tiffney Asbury Chris Austin Laura Bageant Cliff Barnett Reney Bartlett Candice Beavers Randy Belcher Joe Berkley Kim Berry Heather Blackwell Scott Blaylock Kim Boone Aaron Boothe Jeffrey Bowling CLASS OF 1992 Shawn Bowman Tisha Bradshaw Lee Brinkley Angela Brooks Debi Brooks Susan Buchanan Monica Buckles Michael Burkert Jonathan Butt Kim Calfee T.J. Campbell Jeremy Carbaugh Chris Carnes Sandy Carty Robert Chappell Tim Chappell Erica Cheeks Nathan Cherry Philip Cole Josh Compton Monica Craighead Amy Danley Joy Deel Brian Denham Cory Devor Bill Dudley Brian Dye Heather Elswick Angel Ernest Joseph Farley Carrie Farmer Dennis Fitzko Badia Fountain Beth Ann French Greta Giffen FRESHMEN Sean Gillespie Lavonya Goins Angela Gremore Levi Grimes David Hagerman Shannon Hale Tracy Hall Kevin Harman Bridget Harris Daniel Harris Shannon Harrison Steven Harrold Debbie Hash Richard Heffinger Chris Hollyfield William Hoops Crystal Hounshell Christy Hurst Tony Hutchens Brian Jennelle Toby Jones Wendy Jones Cynthia King Todd King Michelle Lee David Leedy CLASS OF 1992 © : CLASS OF 1992 Matt Lewis Reese Lewis Stephanie Liberto Mark Looney Todd Massey Mickey Maupin Nikki Maze Heather McGlothlin Samantha McGuire Anne Metcalfe Heather Miller Beth Mitchem Brian Mullin Kathy Mullin Jonathan Munsey Darian Musick Tommy Nation Chip Newton David Norris Tanya Northcutt Rick Overstreet Rusty Peraldo Chris Phillips Megan Phillips Stephanie Proffitt Eugene Puckett FRESHMEN v. o Paul Quesenberry Jennifer Ramey Regina Reardon Shane Rose Andy Russell Randy Russell Ann Salyers Steve Saunders Eric Sawyers James Scarberry Kyle Scott Steve Sharrock Brian Short Gail Skeens Melissa Skeens David Slade Susan Slade Leanne Spurgeon Becky Stanley Johnny Staples Leon Stiltner C.K. Surface Wayne Tatum Michael Taylor Kristen Thompson Deana Walker A 2 FRESHMEN CLASS OF 1992 CLASS OF 1992 Amy Buckland Michelle Proffitt ‘ChrisHale Marcie Rasi Jerry Lewis — Randy Stephens Marc Miller == Jennifer Wolford Karla Walker Lasonia Webb Mark West Sarah Westfall Bryan Wharton Todd Wilkinson Crystal Williams Julie Williams Krista Williams Joe Wills Jody Witham Beverly Wolfe Barry Wright Jeff Wyatt Shane Yost FRESHMEN Softball Makes A Surprising Comeback The team includes Stephanie Nipper, Senior-Michelle Calfee, Deby Patton, and Senior-Lisa Munsey. Second row: Donna Hale, Amy Lambert, Satonia Buchanan, Pam Dye, Stacy Perry, and Senior-Vicki Fields. 1. Stephanie Nipper crouches behind home plate in her catcher’s gear. 2. Stretching to save a high throw is Donna Hale. 3. Deby Patton practices her win- ning pitch. 4. The softball team runs laps around the track to warm up. 5. Michelle Calfee con- centrates while wait- ing for the pitch. 6. Amy Lambert shows ‘grace’ while practic- ing her bunt. 7. Coach Sherry ‘ ‘SHMOO”’ Sharp demonstrates the proper batting tech- nique. 8. Presenting the correct way to keep your eye on the ball is Pam Dye. SOFTBALL -Girls Respond To The Call Of The TENNIS eRe x ee ae m. ‘Benescnan : HH Suegeaer oe | aeESRSEPAESESES ame 1 — Heather serves with skill and power. 2 — Showing intensity, Sophia keeps her eye on the ball. 3 — Melissa backhands her way to a victory. 4 — Anne jumps into her backhand. 5 — Anna returns her opponent’s serve. 6 — Members of the girls tennis team are, front row: Sophia Rana, Tiffany St. Clair, Meredith McGraw, Anna Hash, Laura Matthews, Erica Chun. Top row: Betsey Kelley, Heather Alba, Melissa Rieger, Coach Vera Austin, Anne Cauvi, Kimberly Bovenizer, and Melanie Campbell. 7 — Betsey confidently serves to her opponent. 8 — Tiffany slams the ball into the opposite court. 9 — Meredith gracefully makes a return. 10 — Coach Austin advises Erica as Melissa and Anne eavesdrop. 11 — Enjoying them- selves during a break are Betsey and Kimberly. 12 — The team finishes the season with determination and elegance. 13 — Caught relaxing are Anne and Sophia. 14 — After an exhausting practice, Anna rests on Heather’s shoulder. 15 — Meredith, Melissa, and Melanie show off their rackets. 16 — The top 6, not in order of rank, are Tiffany, Betsey, Kimberly, Anne, Heather, and Erica. 17 — The team proudly display their Southwest District trophy. (TENNIS | GIRLS TENNIS G-Men ‘Racket Up” With 1 — Members of the 1987 Boys Tennis Team are, left to right, top row: Matt England, Chris Ruther- ford, Mike Bhasin, Greg Burkett, John Hodock, Clay Huffard, Shawn Meadows, Ike Bhasin, Coach Mike Lampert. Bottom row: Jay Johnson, Kevin Bowers, Dave Kovach, John Hash, Scott Meadows, Jon Plott, Rob Johnston, and John Chun. 2 — Demonstrating his powerful forearm is John Hash. 3 — Jay Johnson drives the ball back at his opponent. 4 — Kevin Bowers perfects his serve. 5 — Reversing an opponent's spin is Jon Plott. 6 — Scott Mead- ows follows through on his serve. 7 — Rob Johnston prepares to return his opponent's serve. BOYS TENNIS o Season Por Shaka y ss . ae : -, ee Sua z Rive ‘je at: a4 = Att � é a 5° 3 f piaes a Pad eg i 1 — Members of the team goof-off before practice. 2 — John Chun picks up a re- turn. 3 — Dave Kovach breaks his neck to return service. 4 — All Southwest District players were Dave Kovach, Kevin Bowers, John Hash, Rob Johnston, Erica Chun, Tiffany St. Clair. 5 — Jay Johnson and Dave Ko- vach proudly display the team’s Southwest District trophy. 6 — John Hash and Scott Meadows exhibit the 2nd place trophy for the Christiansburg Invitational Tournament. or, L AS, BOYS TENNIS a TRACK IMPROVES BY LEAPS AND BOUNDS i Tigh bites ' cael i ES i 1 — J.J. Caffrey gives his best as he crosses the finish line. 2 - Roland Pascasio moves into position for the shot put. 3 — Looking at the ground, Brian Hoops prepares for a soft land- ing. 4 — John Grubb clears the pole. 5 — Closing in on a Tazewell runner, Keith Woody jumps a hurdle. 6 — Ed Caldwell aims high in the shot put. 7 — preparing for a meet are Ed Caldwell and Tony Palmer. 8 — Keith Woody teaches us how to fly. 9 — Mike Patton shows the proper technique in the triple jump. 1 Jerol Graves gracefully leaps in the triple jump. 2 — Jumping, in toward the pit is Tony Palmer. 3 — Scott Grimm and Shawn Brothers sprint toward the finish line. 4 — John Grubb leads the pack in the hurdles. 5 — Tony Palmer shows the proper technique in the high jump. 6 — Winding up, Tony Young concentrates on the shot put. 7 — J.J. Caffrey heads toward the finish line. 8 — Resting before a meet, are Eddie Caldwell and Mike Ar- thur. 9 — Running the last lap of a race are Ju- dith Trigg and Lori Trigg, following close behind. 1 — After fielding the ball at shortstop, Chuck Ashworth throws the runner out at first. 2 — Mike Knaus hits a ho- merun for the G-MEN. 3 — Erik Robin- son fields the ball between first and second base during a home game. 4 — Mike Knaus charms the opposing team with his winning smile. 5 — In an at- tempt to confuse the pitcher, Coach McKinney begins rapping while Mike Knaus looks on. 6 — Gary Earp pre- pares to round third and head for home. VARSITY BASEBALL VARSITY BASEBALL Members of the G-MEN are, left to right, first row: Andy Neal, Shane Compton, Gary Earp, Steve Johnson, T.J. Johnson, Dwight Miller, Terry Quesenberry, Chad Lynch. Second row: Ryan King, Randy Rieger, Jay Browning, Mike Knaus, Chuck Ashworth, Kenny Lewis, Erik Robinson. SWINGS INTO ACTION 1 — Ryan King steps out of the dugout to save the game. 2 — Ready to “‘knock it out of the park’’, Gary Earp looks intently at the pitcher. 3 — Jay Browning watches the pitcher for a possible throw to first. 4 — Chuck Ashworth watches in amazement as Kenny Lewis ‘‘wings it’’ to first base. 5 — Coach Sarver tries to improve Mike Knaus’ game by giving him a few pointers. 6 — Members of the G-MEN await changeover. SD SH. BASEBALL VARSITY iS J.V. TEAM PLAYS THE FIELD 1 — Gatcher David Lawson prepares Tor the Sitch 2. — ‘Bryan Beavers swings away. 3 — Spotting the pitcher’s throw to first, runner David Lawson ae ££ sprints back to base. 4 — Pitcher Mike Jones throws for a strike. 5 — The (= e8= a ue papas J.V. G-MEN L-R include, first row: Randy Belcher, Scott Alderman, Matt « ee... Lynch, Mickey Maupin, Steve Sharrock, Bryan Beavers, Bill Dudley, T.J. _aecageatcin’ 5 eg A = gual eile Johnson. Second row: Todd King, Todd Wilkinson, Alex Payne, Mike Jones, (7 = == a o os Richard Cherry, Dwight Miller, Andy Porshia. Third row: Cliff Barnett, Justin ae. _ 3 ah ree mM, 2 Douthat, Brian Short, David Lawson, Tim Burkett, David Fisher, Scott Mul- ace Se key, Mike Snow. 6 — Coach Mulkey applauds his team. wa BASEBALL J.V. CROSS COUNTRY Establishes The Tradition HE ss i LE te Michael Magann Robert Worley 1 — Banded together, Jon Stirewalt, Jason Setser, Robert Worley, Eric Edwards, and Jeff Metcalfe tickle Michael Magann’s fancy. 2 — Jeff Metcalfe gives it his all as he passes the halfway mark. 3 — Passing a Richlands runner is Jason Setser. The cross country team includes: Eric Edwards, Robert Worley, Jason Setser, coach Greg Hardy, Jon Stirewalt, Jeff Metcalfe, and Michael CROSS COUNTRY Magann. Joe Farley is not pictured. 1 — The G-Girls Varsity team includes L- R, front row: Bessie Summers, Lisa Chris- tian, and Lynn Garten. Back row: Felicia Oakes, Chris Dotson, Coach Malay, Stephanie Nipper, Gina Poszich, 2 — Gina Poszich is chased by two George Wythe players as she advances down the court. 3 — Lisa Christian drives the lane against Lebanon. 4 — Lynn Garten at- tempts a lay-up. 5 — Lebanon's Lady Pio- neers swarm at Bessie Summers as she attempts to pass the ball. 6 — Felicia Oakes prepares for a foul shot. 7 — Coach Malay, Gina Poszich, and Lisa Christian look a little surprised at what is happening on the floor. GIRLS BASKETBALL G-GIRLS EXPERIENCE A ... DISAPPOINTING SEASON Chris Dotson Bessie Summers 1 — Chris Dotson shoots a lay-up as the G-Girls try to catch up before halftime. 2 — Stephanie Nipper anticipates a rebound in a game against Lebanon. 3 — Lynn Garten’s jump shot is almost blocked by a player from George Wythe. oy, L S, GIRLS BASKETBALL SD J.V. ENCOUNTERS A TOUGH SEASON 1 — Kim Berry looks for a rebound while beating out a Northwood player for position. 2 — Becky Stanley shoots for two! 3 — Leanne Spurgeon attempts a shot from underneath the basket. 4 — The J.V. G-Girls team includes, front row: Erica Cheeks, Clara Summers, Mi- chelle Lee, and Becky Stanley. Back row: Kim Berry, Leanne Spurgeon, Coach McKinney, Kim Boone, and Heather Miller. 5 — Erica Cheeks executes a fast- break! 6 — Hoping for a streak of good luck, Coach McKinney, Heather Miller, Kim Boone, Becky Stanley, and Michelle Lee patiently await the referee's call. GOLF TEAM HAS SWINGING SEASON 1 — Watch out for that backswing, John! Our top seven golfers, Brian Short, Mike Snow, David Fisher, John Hash, Scott Mulkey, Chuck Flynn, and John Chun practice living ol | ea erties 4 rey ree ue ee Se dangerously. (Senior Ra- Fas sle ae DHS. tre Gore Be ee MSs Ore yaa jeev Chopra was not pre- BF AR, . Scott Mulkey = — sent when these pictures pe were made.) 4 A te “David Fisher Tomiie. ” § Members of our 1988 Golf team are, L-R: Coach Jimmy Jones, Corey Devor, Todd King, Kevin Bowers, John Chun, John Hash, Chuck Flynn, David Fisher, Scott Mulkey, Brian Short, and Mike Snow. GOLF TEAM G-MEN SUCCUMB TO SCHEDULE 1 — Defensive linemen Tim Hall (51) and Keith Woody (32) go after a loose ball in the enemy’s backfield. 2 — Wishbone quarterback Mike Patton prepares to hand off to either Keith Woody (32) or John Grubb (25) behind the blocking of Lance Barbour (62) Tony Young (75), and Jay Johnson (72). 3 — Halfback Tony Palmer (23) uses his stiff arm to turn the corner. 4 — Quarterback Mike Arthur (10) concentrates on his hold as Rick Brown boots a field goal. 5 — Rick Brown performs his punting duties as Keith Woody protects against the rush. 6 — Dragging a tackler with him is hard-running Ronell Mason. 7 — Chris Stacy (42), John Grubb (25), and Chris Patton (65) smother a Richlands receiver for no gain. 8 — Exploding into the secondary for a long gainer is John Grubb. 9 — Hard- working members of the defense are, left to right, Chris Patton, Marcus Latimer (31), Rick Brown, Tony Young (75), Keith Woody, Jay Browning (14), Tony Palmer (23), and Jay Johnson (72). FOOTBALL JAY BROWNING TIM HALL JAY JOHNSON JOHN MAJCINA G-MEN gridders are, front row: Kurt Swetman, Chris Hollyfield, Mike Patton, Marq Forney, Eddie Caldwell, Chris Patton, Lance Barbour, C.K. Surface, Rusty Peraldo, Bill Dudley, Levi Grimes. Second row: manager Glynn Carlock, Jr., Keith Woody, Brian Denham, John Majcina, Erik Robinson, Mike Arthur, Marcus Latimer, Chad Surface, Steve Johnson, Scott Grimm, managers Beth Dudley and Brian Dye. Third row: manager Lewis Brogdon, Rick Brown, Chris Austin, Todd Massey, Tim Hall, Tony Young, Brian Hoops, Roland Pascasio, David Lawson, Ryan King, Gordon Smith, manager Robert Helmandollar. Back row: Randy Moore, John Grubb, Tony Palmer, J.J. Caffrey, Eric Workman, Chris Stacy, Jay Browning, Ronell Mason. RONELL MASON GORDON SMITH CHAD SURFACE 1 — The team applauds the action at a pep assembly. 2 — A leaping Marcus Latimer puts pressure on Bluefield’s punter. 3 — Center Roland Pascasio was lost for the season with a knee injury. 4 — The G-Men brain trust includes Sam McKinney, Rick Marrs, Doug Marrs, head G-Man Glynn Carlock, Gary Williams, Tim Woodward, and Rick Mulkey. 5 - Between scorching August two-a-days, ingenious Tony Young finds an effective way to cool his heels ... and more! 6 — Left to right, team managers include Robert Helmandollar, Beth Dudley, Lewis Brogdan, Glynn Carlock, Jr., and Brian Dye. 7 — The G- Men were blessed with able signal callers Mike Patton, Bill Dudley, and Mike Arthur. 8 — Eric Robinson beats the record August heat with a cooling dousing under ‘‘the tent.’’ 9 — The Graham Boosters see to it that the team eats well during the August practices. The G-Men capped off their most difficult schedule in recent memory with a heart-stopping come-from- behind victory over the playoff-bound Radford Bobcats. It was the Bobcats’ first home loss in three seasons. Six grid oppo- nents were ranked in the state at some point, and all six advanced to playoff action. 74 FOOTBALL ‘ Se me We, nm ge Junior Varsity Visualizes Victory 1 — JV cheerleaders cheer their team to a victory. 2 — Before a game, the girls pose in formation. 3 — Putting their best foot forward are our JV cheerleaders. 4 — Sandy Carty leads the crowd during a pep assembly. 5 — Moving to the beat during Homecoming Week is Greta Giffen. 6 — JV cheerleaders show enthusiasm for the team. _ Junior varsity cheerleaders include front, L-R: Nikki Maze, Gre- ta Giffen, Amanda Griffith, back, L-R: Julie Williams, Sandy Carty, and Karla Walker. CHEERLEADING SITY VALUES PRIDE 1 — Senior members of the varsity cheerleading team are, standing, Christina Ramella and Betsey Kelly, kneeling, Karen Walker. 2 — Varsity cheerleaders include, bottom, Christina Ramella, Lisa Fife, Angela Poszich, middle, Amy Long, Karen Walker, Eursie Carey, back, Judean St. Clair, and Betsey Kelly. 3 — Judean St. Clair and Karen Walker make a point. 4 — The team awaits a chance to begin a cheer. 5 — Hoping for a victory are Amy Long, Christina Ramella, and Karen Walker. 6 — Drumming up spirit at a Lebanon game are Lisa Fife, Eursie Carey, Judean St. Clair, and Christina Ramella. 7 — The squad cheers in synchronized spirit. 8 — Eagerly awaiting the Graham-Beaver game are, front, Angela Poszich, Christina Ramella, Betsey Kelly, back, Eursie Carey, Judean St. Clair, and Amy Long. 9 — Amy Long cheers at Homecom- ing. CHEERLEADING 1 — Members of the varsity squad look on with enthusiasm as their team scores. 2 — During a pep assembly the varsity cheer- leaders prepare to introduce the team. 3 — Judean St Clair, Betsey Kelly, Christina Ra- mella, Ms. Lane, and Eursie Carey discuss a Homecoming activity. 4 — The squad looks ready to cheer the team to victory. 5 — The team end their routine with a flourish. CHEERLEADING 77 VARSITY HOOPSTERS TAKE 1 — Tony Palmer dribbles past the opposition. 2 — Ronell Ma- son tips a rebound over the rim. 3 — Blocked by three Pioneers, Robbie Lester looks to pass. 4 — Trevis Law ‘‘gets the jump” on his opponent. 5 — Robbie Lester prepares to score two points for the G-MEN. 6 — Trying to fake out his opponent, Ronell Mason looks for the open man inside. 7-8 — Members of the Varsity Bas- ketball G-MEN are left to right, first row: Tony Palmer, Shane Compton, Craig Minton, Percy Trent. Second row: Robbie Les- ter, Randy Moore, Shawn Hen- dricks, Trevis Law, Ronell Mason, Tommy Yost. VARSITY BASKETBALL TO THE SKY: AIR GRAHAM PERCY TRENT ROBBIE LESTER al 1 50 RONELL MASON 1 — Trevis Law works his way past a Chris- tiansburg player. 2 — Coach Williams issues last minute instructions for the starting five. 3 — High above the Lebanon players, Randy Moore fires a shot. 4 — Shawn Hendricks goes up for the rebound at a home game. 5 — Tony Palmer is poised at the peak of the shot. VARSITY BASKETBALL J.V. Basketball Shoots For Their Goal 1 — Lewis Brogdon stretches for an awesome shot. 2 — Mike Salaita soars above the opponents. 3 — David Lawson looks for a teamate to pass to. 4 — Canning another ‘‘J’’ is Todd Goins. 5 — Mike Sa- laita dribbles past an opponent. 6 — The J.V. team receives a pep talk from Coach Sam McKinney. 7 — Driving for a shot, Todd Goins puts the pressure on his opponent. 8 — David Lawson prepares to take his foul shot. 9 — Members of the J.V. Basketball team are left to right, first row: Josh Compton, James Miller, Chris Phillips, Jeffrey Wyatt, Scott Al- derman. Second row: Marq Forney, Randy Russell, Bryan Tinsley, Aaron England. Third row: Jamie Christian, Anthony Ramella, David Lawson, Chris Stacy, Todd Goins, and Lewis Brogdon. J.V. BASKETBALL G-GIRLS BUMP INTO A DIFFICULT SEASON i ' 4 I | by Fx awit: POE RAY “ Sag BESSIE SUMMERS Lt ttt ‘ieee eeaees | — Bessie Summers bumps the ball to the setter pos — le as Erica Chun watches. 2 — Concentrating on her serve is Amy Folz. 3 — Lisa Christian bumps the ball to Amy Folz as their teammates look on. 4 — The Varsity Volleyball players are, front row: Amy Folz, Erica Chun, Lisa Christian, and Genie Crabtree. Back row: Bessie Summers, April Lester, Captain Pam Dye, Captain Chris Dotson, Gina Poszich, and Marcy Harris. VOLLEYBALL 81 J.V. Jumps Toward The Future HORSE SOCK CRC KRRRR Cee e ee 1 — Leanne Spurgeon and Deana Walker watch Crystal Williams follow through on her hit. 2 — Backing up Debi Brooks is Bridget Harris. 3 — Leanne delivers a power serve. 4 — Bridget’s head is about to be sandwiched between Debi’s forearms and the ball. 5 — Crystal prepares to bump as Sabrina Poszich and Bridget intently watch. 6 — Team members are, front row: Megan Phillips, Crystal Williams, Lasonia Webb, Laura Bageant, and Bridget Harris. Back row: Deana Walker, Traci Richardson, Sabrina Poszich, Leanne Spurgeon, and Debi Brooks. 7 — The intensity is evident on Crystal’s face as she bumps to a teammate. 8 — Bridget jumps to spike the ball while Debi and Laura react. 9 — Laura and Deana wait for Leanne to bump the ball to them. J.V. VOLLEYBALL 1 — Pam Dye bumps the ball as Amy Folz and Chris Dotson watch. 2 — Jumping for the block is Chris Dotson. 3 — Erica Chun prepares to tally a score for the G-Girls. 4 — Ed Caldwell works the gate while socializing with Brian Hoops and Steve Johnson. 5 — Marcy Harris bumps the ball to the setter. 6 — Putting all her power into her serve is Crystal Williams. 7 — Erica Chun bumps the ball to a teammate. 8 — Bessie Summers takes to the floor to return a serve. VOLLEYBALL G-MEN PIN A WINNING SEASON 1 — Jay Johnson takes his oppo- nent to the mat for a pin. 2 — Danny Abel gets his hand raised in a token of victory. 3 — Members of the Wrestling team include: Bot- tom row, Chuck Flynn, Rick Jack- son, J.J. Caffrey, Danny Abel, and Mickey Maupin. Back row, Todd King, Brian Valeyko, Steven John- son, Jay Browning, Robert Hel- mandollar, and Marcus Latimer. we A A ey WRESTLING 1 — Chuck Flynn gets ready to take down his opponent. 2 — Robert Helmandollar crouches and looks eye to eye with his opponent. 3 — Pinning his adversary to the mat is J.J. Caffrey, who ended the season with a 21-5 record. 4 — Marcus Latimer wears his oppone nt down in a match in front of the student body. 5 — Preparing to face a big match-up with a Big Creek wrestler is Jay Johnson. 6 — Helping J.J. Caffrey and the wrestlers Pack the House are Chip Newton and Joe Berkley. 7 — Weighing in before a match-up are Chuck Flynn and Jay Browning. 8 — Rick Jackson ties his opponent up with a headlock. WRESTLING SCHEDULES Varsity Girls Basketball | Boys Tennis Secateel , TV. Gids Basketball : WE THEY WE THEY 7 Bluefield 14 ae Grund bay WE THEY 9 Narrows 0 29 Princeton 0 oe Ps y : eh 14. — Grundy 28 7 Radford 2 28 Christiansburg ot 25 S Chesvasbure 18 16 Christiansburg 27 4 Christiansburg 5 O Grundy 7 3 Grundy Wyth 60 13 Grundy 28 9 George Wythe O 3 Richlands ot 6 31 George Wythe as 14 George Wythe 42 6 Tazewell 3 6 Blacksburg 17 = sac Le 20 =Garden 25 8 Lebanon 1 QO Tazewell 10 3 Blacksburg i] Blacksburg 48 7 Richlands 2. 7 Lebanon 14 28 Tazewell 63 16 = Tazewell 36 6 Tazewell 3 O Salem 2! 32 Grundy 36 9 Grundy 45 3 Princeton 6 24 Radford 21 46 Lebanon 37 | 10 Lebanon 19 9 Lebanon 0 c =—George Wythe 95 = 5] George Wythe = 45 7 Richlands 2 26 _siRichlangs 61 12 Richlands 21 4 Christiansburg 5 54 Christiansburg 44 21 Christiansburg 31 Regional 4l Grundy 50 14 Grundy 38 4 Marion E 30 Northwood 60 23 Narthwood 29 Varsity Baseball ol Lebanon 43 23 Lebanon 24 33 Richlands 55 18 Richlands 15 WE THEY 40 Tazewell 48 14.‘ Tazewell Al 6 Radford 5 AA «Garden 29s -35_—s Garden 42 O Christiansburg 20 27 Northwood 93 18 Northwood 28 1 Bluefield 9 Lost Lebanon Lost Lebanon 9 Big Creek 7 Varsity Volleyball 4 Tazewell iS 8 Radford 4 QO Christiansburg 5 Seis 2 Bluefield 6 acksburg - Lost 5 Tazewell 7 Indoor Track OPPONENT recital oan OQ Richlands 12 Blacksburg Lost Richlands Lost 3. Lebanon 2 Radford Lost Tazewell Lost 8 Lebanon i Jan. 7 VA Civitan H.S. Inv. Tazewell Lost Christiansbur last 3 Richlands id Jan. 11 Regional Meet 2nd Lebanon Lost Padtord hock: 13 Grundy 3 Jan. 28 VA Tech HS. Inv. Richlands Lost lebanon fost 4 Big Creek iS Feb. 1 Regional Tazewell Lost Ri aS ds Won 7 Tazewell 13 Championship ee oe SWD Lebanon. lost 3rd and trophy Lebanon Lost Richlands Lost SWD Lebanon Lost Varsity Basketball WE THEY 56 Blacksburg ‘74 52 Charistiansburg 65 66 Radford 60 J.V. Basketball 58 Richlands 68 99 Princeton 78 WE THEY WRESTLING Ee Siena nett | fs 34 Blacksburg 54 64 Bramwell 66 fe Ree ee Lebanon Grundy Castlewood L 57 Radford 62 63 Richlands AG Richlands 4 77 Lebanon 64 64 Princeton 79 Tazewell W 96 Princeton 69 50 George Wythe 67 Big Creek Greenbrier East W 53 Richlands 82 40 Radford 57 Lebanon L 54 Blacksburg 65 42 Lebanon 46 Tazewell W 61 George Wythe 59 44 Princeton 60 Marion Radford Glenvar L 66 Tazewell 55 53 Richlands 3-O0.T. 57 Richlands L 84 Lebanon 62 43 Blacksburg 49 Big Creek W 77 Grundy 76 34 George Wythe 46 George Wythe W 66 Tazewell 67 46 Tazewell 48 S.W.D. Tournament Grundy 50 65 | ehanon Ot 56 Region IV Tournament Christiansburg 64 62 Grundy 50 New River District bebeerrerile ae 39 Tazewell 59 AA State Tournament J.M.U. ichlands 52 Grundy 47 Christansburg 69 48 Christiansburg 56 INDOOR TRACK DEBUTS 1 — Indoor track members include: Front row: Amy Lambert, Brian Hoops, Robert Worley, Eric Edwards, Jerol Graves, Chad Surface, and Eric Parker. Back row: Coach Louthan, Scott Grimm, Brian Denham, Tony Young, Jason Setser, Keith Woody, Mike Magann, and Coach Lampert. 2 — Tony Young demonstrates the shot put. 3 — Senior indoor track members are: Left to right Mike Magann, Eric Parker, Robert Worley, Amy Lambert, Chad Surface, Keith Woody, and Jerol Graves. 4 — Members of the 3200 meter relay are, left to right: Jason Setser, Mike Magann Robert Worley and Eric Edwards. 5 — The four members of the 1600 meter relay team include, front row: Mike Magann and Scott Grimm. Back row: Robert Worley and Keith Woody. Over 1500 athletes from six states participated in the Virginia Civitan Invitational meet. Keith Woody received 5th place medals in the Triple Jump and 500 meter run. Graham came away with 2nd place honors at the Regional meet. Over 1750 athletes from six states participated in the Virginia Tech Invitational meet. Michael Magann finished 9th out of 116 participants in the 1600 meter run. Keith Woody finished 7th out of 132 participants in the 500 meter run. Graham won 3rd place at the Region IV Championships. Keith Woody took Ist place in the Triple jump and Long jump. He took 2nd place in the 500 meter and 3rd place in the 300 meter. Michael Magann took 3rd place in the 1600 meter and the 1000 meter. Tony Young placed Ist in the shot put. Jerol Graves placed 3rd in the 55 meter hurdles and 4th in the Triple Jump. Robert Worley took 6th in the 500 meter. Jason Setser took 6th in the 1000 meter. Eric Edwards took 6th in the 3200 meter run. Scott Grimm placed 3rd in the 55 meter run. Brian Hoops took 5th in the High Jump. The 1600 meter relay team finished 3rd. INDOOR TRACK ACHIEVERS ATTAIN SUCCESS 1 — Chris Rasnake and Paul Buck- les, members of the Bluefield, Virgin- ia Rescue Squad, demonstrate the proper placement of a face mask. 2 — Johnny Watkins takes time to read his novel before English class. 3 — Using the ingredients of molasses and yeast, Steve Ruble, Eric Parker, and Jason Puckett measure carbon dioxide. 4 — Art students Megan Phillips, Scottie Alderman, and Shane Compton use their artistic ability. 5 — Dissecting fetal pigs in Biology II are Eric Brown and Ben McDonald. 6. — CIA agent, Thomas Yost, followed by David Fisher and Tim Burkett lead B.D. Bird into the classroom during a rally for Human- ities’ election of 1988. ee ee CRMHAN HGH 1 — Jason Setser, Mike Bhasin, Spen- cer Tu, and Ike Bhasin enjoy creating unknown chemicals in chemistry. 2 — Connecting the gum drops for a chem- istry experiment, Mrs. Ireson’s seventh period class actually develops molecu- lar structures. 3 — Members of the GHS PRESS look forward to their jour- ney home from East Tennessee State University. 4 — Studying hard in Mrs. Smith’s 7:30 A.P. English class are Lau- ra Matthews, Tanya Yost, Erik Robin- son, Anna Hash, Lori Yost, and Debbie Bradley. 5 — Gary Earp takes a tissue exam ...(No, not Kleenex). 6 — Ryan King presents his campaign speech as T.J. Johnson, Thomas Yost, and Tom- my Gallemore stand guard. EEE rt emmnecae hl OSes STUDENT DRIVER 1 — Radical bananas, Matt England, Melanie Beck, Shawn Meadows, Julia Danko, and John Sarver, demonstrate for their party. 2 — Susan Angles and Jenny Lawson anticipate thrills in Drivers Education. 3 — Watching intently as Erica Chun weighs a pen in chemistry, Jennifer Lowe and Sheila Riffe check her accuracy. 4 — Gina Poszich and Nanette Waggie use their chemistry expertise as they weigh a note- book. 5 — Giving the dummy a needed trim, Janie Asbury portrays a future beautician (the one with the long hair is the dummy). 6 — Ms. Whaley’s fifth period Honors Biology class proudly show off their baby chicken. VOCATIONAL SCHOOL VALIDATES SKILLS 1 — Michael Thompson and Jon Jennings sharpen a file in Machine Shop. 2 — Brian Mul- len and Michael Taylor repair a lawnmower in Small Engine Repair. 3 — Getting ready to begin work is Danny Tignor in AC and Refrigeration II. 4 — David Norris, Dennis Fitzko, and Mark Loo- ney revise short stories in Vocational English. 5 — Practicing hairstyling on a dummy is Missy Blackwell. 6 — Terry Skeens grounds electrical outlets in Building Maintance. 7 — Lee Riffle and Bruce Turner demonstrate how to inflate a tire in Auto Servicing. 8 — Sean Auton examines inventory for a part. 9 — Completing an equip- ment check in Electronics are Doug Baker and Steve Foster. VOCATIONAL POS Se SS 1 — Brian Lewis and Kyle Belcher adjust a tool in Machine Shop. 2 — Demonstrating life saving techniques, Khristina Mat- thews checks for a pulse. 3 — Mike Young takes notes in Elec- tronics. 4 — Joey Wills fixes a tiller in Small Engine Repair. 5 — Combing a mannequin's hair, Kyndra Kuhn smiles for the cam- era. 6 — Mark Kinder works with a grinder in Machine Shop. 7 — Brian Adkins uses the printer in Data Processing. 8 — Randy Moore does a balancing act in Auto Servicing. or, SA, VOCATIONAL 93) Y, 1 — Joe Baker fingers through the files in Electron- ics. 2 — Bobby Buchanan calibrates his instrument in Electronics. 3 — Working hard at the machines in Commercial Sewing are Clara Summers and Tina Bowling. 4 — Chris Shrader files a piece of metal in Heavy Equipment. 5 — Eric Kidd, changing a tire, ap- pears to enjoy his work. 6 — Paul Quesenberry and Dan- ny Harris take a motor apart in Small Engine Repair. 7 — Cecil Harris adjusts his equipment. 8 — Typing a letter in Data Processing is Shannon Stephens. oe, L A foe) VOCATIONAL i sanenk e ¥ 1 — Richard Shumaker poses with a simulator in Air Conditioning. 2 — , my 1 Bobby Horn confers with Travis tt. Johnson on a problem with a projec- WALLY ) tor. 3 — Taking a break is Charlie Riley. 4 — Caught in the act, Lillian Roten sneaks a snack. 5 — Brenda Holbrook takes time out from the computer in Data Processing. 6 — Catching up on some homework is Leighton Fuller. 7 — Stephanie Li- berto and Lisa Francis work on their projects in Commercial Sewing. 8 — Larry Craighead works on an electri- cal current tester. ’ i Ser, L A VOCATIONAL SD, 1 — Richie Heffinger welds equipment in Heavy Duty Equip- ment and Maintenance. 2 — Checking his welding equip- ment is Roy Mayberry. 3 — James Miller and Chris Roten inspect electrical outlets in Building Trades. 4 — Ed Thornsbury gathers equipment before his welding class. 5 — In Auto Body, Mike Jennelle and Joe Lewis put the finishing touches on their vehicle. 6 — Cleaning engine parts are Lacy Sweeney and Jonathan Mun- sey. 7 — David Riffe makes a final check as he begins weld- ing. 8 — Bringing out the shine on a customer's car are David Cornwell and Tommy Bowling. 9 — Teasing a dummy’s hair is Louise Riley. 10 — Using a vise in Machine Shop is Earl Bur- nette. S L 0 (96 ) VOCATIONAL “i “ - bat = oy BY mW AONE A HN ; nn 1 — Erica Chun receives her teaching degree early. 2 — Being instructed by her teacher, Mrs. Looney, in Cosmetology | is Kara Cline. 3 — Ms. Whaley watches as Deby Patton and Jerry Heffinger dissect a pig. 4 — Jay Browning and Chris Dotson try to have a few laughs, while Heather Alba studies. 5 — Student Drivers Neil Sluss and Karen Browning prepare to set out on the open road. 6 — Paula Wolford edits a document for Data Processing Class. 7 — Sizing up the situation, Jason Puckett and Jenny Lawson weigh an experiment. 8 — Wayne Riffe makes a final equipment check before starting work in Machine Shop. 9 — Increasing their keyboard agility are, left to right, front to back: Anthony Ramella, Pete Mitchell, Traci Richardson, Teresa Starling, Margie Murdock, and Tammy Bates. Se A, ACADEMICS (97) yo wig oie 4m geste es HAH) “ge - , iff HHHE ag Pe Leia 1 — Practicing their expertise in imitating bear rugs are Frank St. Clair, Steve Ruble, and Leighton Fuller. 2 — SADD President Jennifer Thomas distributes the Contract For Life to freshmen in September. 3 — Leading scorer and rebounder Trevis Law even thinks basket- ball while sitting in the stands. 4 — Showing off their first place trophy from the West Virginia soccer tournament are Mike Roberts, Kevin Bowers, and Mike Salaita. 5 — Marcus Lati- mer directs a flirtatious pose at Jay Johnson and Tim Hall on Tacky Day. 6 — Calling her office on Career Day is Anne Metcalfe. 7 — Michael ‘‘E vis’’ Magann arrives for a perfor- mance at GHS. STUDENT LIFE STUDENT LIFE 1 — Cooling his heels at Harmony Acres during an August heat wave is Jason Puckett. 2 — Cheering from safely behind the fence at a baseball game are Traci Richardson and Teresa Starling. 3 — Hanging around at the SADD skating party are Jennifer Thomas, Gina Davis, April Lester and a dangling Angie Martin. 4. Gary Lambert perfects a balloon ensemble for the SADD dance. 5 — Sellilng spirit badges for the Art Club are Sherri Harrison and Melanie Beck. 6 — Kim Brooks takes a break from the action between songs at the skating party spon- sored by SADD. 7 — Cecilia Workman, Kevin Hill, and Jessima Cundiff express their ‘‘thumbs-up”’ attitude of Western Day. 8 — Recuperating from his football injury, Roland Pascasio hobbles to class. 9 — Jason Setser shows off his comput- er skills while Mrs. Waugh tampers with the library security system. 10 — Dressed to impress on Spirit Day are, sitting: Paige Litz, Sophia Rana, Tonia Gallemore, Angie Tabor. Back row: Chris Rasnake, Kim Brooks, Lisa Thornsbury, Jennifer Brewster, Byron Bowman, Trinity Crane, Matthew Lewis, Connie Lovell, Todd Wilkinson, Kyndra Kuhn and Becky Little. 11 — Mike Young as ‘‘Vince’’ and Frank Farthing as ‘‘Fast Eddie”’ star in the remake of the movie Jhe Color of Money. 12 — Contest winners of the SADD Masquerade Dance, Leanne Spur- geon and C.F. Jamis on (center), are flanked by co-presidents Stacy Peery and Jennifer Thomas. 13 — Up close and personal with a spoonbill is Charles Thornsbury. STUDENT LIFE 1 — Lance Barbour prepares for after school practice. 2 — Jeff Metcalfe, Becky Scott, Denise Sudderth, Judy Kinder, Carmen Pruett, Mary Lynne Williams, Angie Hart, Lisa Harman, and Suanne Nash lead the Class of 1989 in We Said Hello-Goodbye, their goodbye song to the Class of 1988. 3 — Ralph Stevens escorts his coy ‘‘mis- tress’’, Barryann Dalton from the men’s cuarto de baho. 4 — John Hash (as Mr. Russell) keeps an eye on Keith Woody (as Coach Carlock) on Career Day. 5 — Doug Hash and Doug Baker prepare for the ‘‘quarter-mile’’ run as Lee Riffle, Bruce Turner, and Danny Lambert join other rac- ing enthusiasts to watch. 6 — C.F. Jamison sin- gle-handedly holds up a G-men sign while deco- rating the cafeteria for Spirit Day. 7 — While Jeff Metcalfe poses for his Senior portrait, Gary Earp makes fun of his position. STUDENT LIFE 1 — Accentuating their tackiness on a pile of tires are Richard Shu- maker, Tom Nation, and Ryland Music k. 2 — Camille Slaughter, “Zita Van Zok’’, and Bill Kinser, ‘‘Mauvins’’, try to interpret the rebus in the Class of '89’s presentation of Bone-Chiller. 3 — Dressed in their western best, Rachel Archer and Becky Scott ‘‘hold up” Brian Den- ham. 4 — Liz Riffe, Mary Carter, Sherri Harrison, Louise Riley, and Kyndra Kuhn enjoy a break from work during lunch study. 5. Accompa- nying the Class of 1988 as they sing farewell are Mike Bhasin and John Sarver. 6 — Jennifer Lowe, Sherry Carty, Tiffney Asbury, Cynthia King, Kim Boone, Sandy Carty, Angela Brooks, and Laura Bageant appeared incognito for the SADD masquerade dance. 1 — J.J. Caffrey plots his plan of attack on the poor defenseless pig. 2 — Skating ‘‘Like an Egyptian”’ is Sherri Harrison. 3 — The plain- clothed clown Cynthia King captures prison escapee Sandy Carty at the SADD masquerade dance. 4 — Coach Williams, our new attend- ance officer, gives Crockett Sarver his excuse while Jonathan Butt, Ms. Budner, Dennis Sarver, and James Miller wait in line. 5 — Creating a new dance step are Robin Harvey, Lisa Smith, and Jennifer Brewster. 6 — Kool Kat, Beth Riffe, and Wascally Wabbit, Angie Martin, call the kennel for transportation home. 7 — Greg Burkett and Tom Gallemore gather a record 1,105 cans of food from the student body to be distributed to the Union Mission and Children’s Temple Mission during the Thanksgiving holidays. SHUTTLE l bs s 1 — Johnny Watkins proves he is proud of GHS during Spirit Day. 2 — Holding up the buildling after all the construction are Tony Young and David McFarland. 3 — Michael Turpin and Gregg Parris hang out in the hall before first period. 4 — Jerol Graves, alias Santa Claus, paid special visits to the students of Graham High before the Christmas holidays. 5 — Having a hilarious time at a GHS football game are band members Stephenie Vaught, Jinger McCroskey, Pam Short, Laura Matthews, and Lynn Se- mones. 6 — Planning for the annual SCA faculty Christmas re- ception are senior members, sitting left to right: Jay Johnson, Chris Pascasio, Kimberly Bovenizer, Andrea Jones, and John Hash. Standing: Tracy Blevins, Keith Woody, Tammy Reed, Mi- chael Magann, Stacy Peery, Jeff Metcalfe, Jennifer Thomas, and Denise Sudderth. ata SOS SSS Fone etm hc ha, dh lhe aS 7 ox i ¥ ‘s _ 1 — Dr. Harden, a local internist, gives the student body facts about AIDS. 2 — Kenny Lewis warms up between innings as shortstop Chuck Ashworth practices his peg to first base. 3 — Anxiously awaiting the outcome on a fourth down play are Coach McKinney, Tony Young, Ryan King, and Manager Robert Helmandollar. 4 — Wild west women Kim Meredith, Pam Short, and Christi Gra- ham know how to capture their men, C.F. Jamison and Ryland Musick. 5 — Representing three different profes- sions on career day are Shejuan Hollie, Erik Robinson, and Lori Yost. 6 — Lisa C hristian and Tracy Tibbs await cheerleading tryouts. 7 — Ronell Mason sets the fashion mood in the cafeteria. 8 — Third baseman Mike Snow prepares to tag out an enemy baserunner as shortstop Alex Payne backs up the play. STUDENT LIFE od Po ae ae vot mens ¢ ot 1 — Jamie Christian strolls down the hall. 2 — Showing off their costumes at the SADD Masquer- ade Ball are Stanley Rose and Greg Pace. 3 — Mrs. Ireson’s class participates in a tasteful lecture in Chemistry. 4 — Band members rest between songs at a pep rally. 5 — Reacting to an overly salty potato chip in summer school is Camille Slaughter. 6 — Tommy Gallemore and Terry Quesenberry get caught behind the eight ball. 7 — Every page of The °89 Graham was individually photogaphed by this gigantic camera in Clarksville, Tennessee. STUDENT LIFE 1 — America’s future, the G.A.S. Company, decides the fate of the world. 2 — The lone pioneer, Keith Woody, begs mercy from Indian braves Michele Goins and Eursie Carey. 3 — The new ‘Wild Bunch”: Dawn Cox, April Lester, Mrs. Waugh, Ali Folz, Marcy Harris, and Betsey Kelly, escape west. 4 — Carl Ferguson and Terry Quesenberry make posters for the GHS PRESS. 5 — Pam Gardipee carries a new patient to the mental ward as Sarah Westfall fills out the proper papers. 6 — Court confi- dence radiates from Anna Hash, Laura Matthews, and Sophia Rana. 7 — Flying through the air with the greatest of ease is, long jumper, John Grubb. 8 — No matter what the weather is, the Cross Coun- try Team is ready for competition. 1 — Doctors Amy Lambert and Billie Jean Adkins attend to patient Traci Richardson. 2 — Waiting for the bus are Chris Holston and Steve Meredith. 3 — The GHS PRESS has far- reaching effects, even in the North Pole. 4 — Concentrating on the music are flags Hope Deel and Deana Walker. 5 — Lacy Sweeney, Bruce Turner, Lee Riffle, James Robinson, and Byron Bowman hang out in the hall. 6 — Eur- sie Carey keeps a watchful eye for enemy at- tack. 7 — Entering the Senior Assembly are Gordon Smith, Leighton Fuller, and the rest of the Class of '89. 8 — Doug Wallace and Stacy Peery perform ‘‘The Gift of the Magi.’’ 9 — Waiting for the pitch is ‘‘Savage’’ catcher Stephanie Nipper. 1. Kim Puckett, Kristie Long, and Christi Graham lounge around after school hours. 2. Young Guns rejects Chris Hale, Michael Turpin, and Kevin Hill recline against their pickup. 3. Eddie ‘‘Rabbit’’ Caffrey, and Danny Tignor show their stuff for the camera. 4. Robin McClanahan, Amy Long, and Lisa Kinder reminisce about the Good ol’ Days during Career Time Period Day. 5. Major- ettes Kim Meredith and Kristie Long perform during a home game. 6. Members of the Year- book Staff enjoy a Christmas party after meeting the December deadline. STUDENT LIFE 4d walla Lene 1. Lisa Williams and Jennifer Brewster demonstrate how to be REALLY tacky. 2. Participating during Tacky Day, Erica Chun bums out. 3. Kevin Hill, Cyndi Mu- sick, and Kalvin Hill loaf around after school. 4. Shooting for two during a game at Harmony Acres is Greg Pace. 5. John- ny Watkins arrives for another day at school. 6. Stephanie Blackwell and Traci Richardson look ready to attack another class. 7. Goofing off between classes, Bobby Chappell and Trish Neece clown around at their lockers. 8. Sean Auton lounges in the back parking lot before school. STUDENT LIFE 1 — Socializing between classes are Denise Sud- derth and Jennifer Thomas. 2 — Tanya Yost and Lori Yost cut up boxes for recycling. 3 — Boxing cans of food for the Union Mission and Children’s Temple Mission are Teresa Alley, Chris Waller, John Sarver, Cary Elam, and Amy Ball. 4 — The three stooges, Randy Sluss, Jeff Metcalfe, and Robert Worley, take a few minutes to converse. 5 — Andrea Jones emphasizes the importance of screaming before entering the boy’s bathroom. 6 — Sean Auton, alias ‘‘Seana,’’ struts his stuff at Chick-fil-A. 7 — Coach Keith Woody and referee Erik Robinson argue over a flag on the play. 8 — Helping out a hairy friend is Steve Harry. es Sal areata STUDENT LIFE 1 — Creating a hot atmosphere in the gym is Michael Magann, por- traying Elvis Presley. 2 — Stephanie Nipper ‘‘Savage’’ly cleans up the business hall. 3 — Returning for sec- onds at a faculty meeting is Charity Warburton. 4 and 5 — Angela Pos- zich, Tonia Gallemore, and Lynn Garten support Graham at a track meet as well as a baseball game. 6 — Jennifer Thomas and Mike Young rack up a game of eight ball. 7 — Shopping for school clothes are Missy and April Youngs STUDENT LIFE 1 and 2 — Transformation! Student athlete Heather Miller is a lady on and off the court. 3 — Washing uni- forms for the girls’ basketball team Is manager Badia Fountain. 4 — Ron- ell Mason and Kim Washington watch as Eursie Carey makes faces at the camera. 5 — Elves Greta Gif- fen, Krista Williams and Santa, Jay Johnson, remind us it’s better to give than receive. 6 — Giving a lift to a distressed motorist is Doug McClan- ahan. 7 — Self-satisfied Chris Pasca- sio surprises Sandy Carty and sister Sherry with a brilliant move. VIRTUE VICTORIOUS VERY SUCCESSFUL = 1 | a3 1. Mike (Geoffrey) Bhasin and Genie (Mor- gana) Crabtree diabolically plan to steal the blueprints. 2. Meredith (Myopia) McGraw bemoans her life as a laundry wench. 3. Holding on to a tender moment are Ryan (Sterling) King and Christi (Lotta) Graham. 4. Laura (Prudence) Matthews delivers a so- liloquy. 5. Threatened by “Geoffrey’’ Bhasin is Chip (Sailor Bob) Burleson. 6. ‘'Morgana”’ and ‘’Geoffrey’’ carefully watch the frail health of Sherry (Old Lady Cedarchest) Carty. 7. Making a point is ‘Morgana Crook’’. 8. Kim (Gypsy) Meredith whimpers her famous line, ‘‘Gimme a penny!” 9. “Geoffrey Badum’”’ contemplates his evil plan. CLASS PLAY THAT WAS THEN, THIS IS NOW Atte £ CONSTRUCTION ome ES. hey foas bi Bs 5 1 and 2 — During the summer Graham High School underwent a series of changes which made an eyesore of the front lawn. 3 and 4 — The eyesore became more eye-appealing as the building emerged complete in the fall. 5 and 6 — Room 206 is shown before and after its face-lift. 7 — Mrs. Ireson enjoys teaching in her new classroom. 8, 9, and 10 — Last summer, Mrs. Waugh prayed for a new library. She patiently awaited in the rubble. The long wait paid off when the beautiful new library was complete and Mrs. Waugh presented it to the school. 11 — Kevin Wright drops a shoe into the bottomless elevator shaft while Shelby Riffe, Frank St. Clair, Ali Folz, and Mary Wilson witness the crime. 12 — After retrieving the evidence, Ali, Shelby, and Mary smile and wave at the photographer. 13 — Lisa Harman, Kevin Wright, Rajeev Chopra, Frank St. Clair, Dale Ware, Jon Stirewalt, and Robert Worley engage in an early morning study session in the old library . 14 — Admiring the cafeteria through a ‘‘window”’ in the wall are Beth Garris and Frank St. Clair. 15 — Johnny Watkins tries out the new elevator which filled in the ‘‘window’’. 16 — Trinity Crane, Lisa Thornsbury, Stephanie Blackwell, and Karen Munsey sit on the old library shelves just before their destruction. 17 — Preparing her equipment during construction, Mrs. Waugh cleans and packs away a projector. CONSTRUCTION Art Club Puts Campus On Canvas ea “ Re ee bec moana — a . ee Art Club members include left to right, first row: President — Steven Haines, Vice President — Charles Thornsbury, Treasurer — Scott Ratliff, and Sponsor — Mrs. Harvey. Second row: Trinity Crane, Stephanie Nipper, Sherri Harrison, Dawn Cox, Robin Harvey, Karen Browning, Lisa Marrs, Brenna Ziegler, and Genny Lanter. Third row: Denise Doughton, Connie Stroup, Melanie Beck, Shawn Meadows, Angie Busic, David McFarland, Lance Barbour, and Brian Hoops. Fourth row: Danny Howery, Bessie Summers, Liz Riffe, Dee Billips, Rick Jackson, Jay Browning, Rick Brown, and Corina Riffle. Fifth row: Steve Sharrock, Ben McDonald, Brian Valeyko, Steve Johnson, John Grubb, Warner Baker, Dennis Sarver, Dayton Poe, and Mark Carbaugh. Not pictured: Beth Garris — Secretary. Bible Club Leads School In Spirit The Bible Club members include left to right, front row: Ali Folz, Tanya Yost — Secretary, Andrea Jones — Treasurer, Mike Magann — Vice President, and Erica Chun. Back row: Jon Stirewalt, Travis Bradshaw, Jerol Graves. Kristie Long, Anna Hash, Laura Cundiff, Sherry Carty, Crystal Williams, Leanne Spurgeon, Jennifer Lowe, Kim Berry, and Sandy Carty. Not pictured: Kimberly Bovenizer — President. ART CLUB BIBLE CLUB The Reed Section includes, front row: Ryland Musick and Dale Ware. Second row: Joy Deel, Stephenie Vaught, Greg Burkett, Eric Sawyers, Pete Mitchell. Third row: Kim Meredith, Christi Graham, Angie Tabor, Kristie Long, Tim Staat. Back row: Jinger McCroskey, Julie Williams, Travis Bradshaw, Gary Lambert and Tammy Akers. The Clarinet Section in- cludes, front row: Michele Deel, Amy Bowling, Debbie Hash, Traci Richardson, Tonya Northcutt, Sarah Westfall. Second row: Crys- tal Williams, Angela Penning- ton, Lynn Semones, Julie Williams, Laura Matthews, Anne Metcalfe. Third row: Pam Short, Charity Warbur- ton, Jennifer Lowe, Erica Chun. Back row: Angie Hart, LeaAnn Wilkinson, Marcy Harris. 1 — Angie Hart, LeaAnn Wilkinson, and Crystal Williams stand at attention as they concentrate on their parts in the band’s pre-game show. TAKING A LOOK AT The Trumpet Section includes, front row: Jeff Metcalfe, Gary Earp. Second row: Lisa Kinder, Joey Akers, Greg Pace, Andy Porshia. Third row: Leanne Spurgeon, Laura Bageant, Robert Helmandollar, Stanley Rose, Heather Ruble. Last row: Debbie Brooks, Darian Musick, David Leedy, Kyle Scott, Billy Hoops and Deana Walker. TOTTI The Brass Section includes, from left to right, first row: Scotty Blaylock and Anthony Viers. Second row: Percy Trent, Frank Farthing, Tammy Reed, Amanda Griffith. Third row: Joey Akers, Hope Deel, Chris Hale, Amy Lambert, Cyndi Musick, Billie Jean Adkins. Last row: David Slade, Chip Newton, Phillip Cole, Sherry Carty, Tom Nation, Chris Pascasio, and C.F. Jamison. THE PRIDE OF GHS 1 — Relaxing before their upcoming concert are An- thony Viers, Amy Lambert, Greg Burkett, Crystal Wil- liams, and Greg Pace. 2 — Becky Scott, Sherrie Por- shia, Michelle Calfee, Erica Chun, and Jennifer Lowe entertain the audience with a quintet. 3 — Todd Wil- kinson, Danny Rash, Kevin Harman, Gina Davis, Joe Berkley, Doug Hash, Deby Patton keep the beat at a pep assembly. 4 — Members of the concert band perform in dazzling attire. BAND The Percussion section includes, front row, left and right: Chris Holston and Bryan Wharton. Back row: Kim Berry, Jinger McCroskey, Gina Davis, Doug Hash, Dave Holston — Instructor, Deby Patton, Danny Rash, Joe Berkley, Kevin Harman, Todd Wilkinson. 1 — Joe Berkley lugs his bass drum as he and Bryan Wharton head for the pep as- sembly. 2 — Stacy Peery and Brenna Ziegler prepare to blow bubbles at the band’s spring concert. 3 — Director Jim- my Jones leads the Graham High School band at their annual spring concert. 4 — Presenting the band’s trophies are, front row: Tammy Reed, President; Gary Earp, Vice President; C.F. Jamison, Secretary; Ryland Musick, Treasurer; Back row: Travis Bradshaw, Junior Representative; Amanda Griffith, Sophomore Representa- tive; and, Joe Berkley, Freshman Repre- sentative. BAND Manners Si Ge Flute section include, front row: Jennifer Ramey, Christy Hurst, Greta Giffen, Sandy Carty, Wendy Jamison, Tisha Bradshaw. Second row: Brenna Ziegler, Carla Saunders, Heather Sheppard, Stacey Boardwine, Cheryl Kovach. Third row: Kim Crockett, Lisa Harman, Heather Alba, Becky Scott, Denise Sudderth, Judy Kinder. ; 1 — Deby Patton keeps the stage band swinging. 2 — Talented Ryland Musick performs one of his many magnifi- cent solos. 3 — Dale Ware and Erica Chun play the blues. 4 — Playing their trombones in perfect harmony are C.F. Jamison and Chris Pascasio. 5 — The stage band trumpet line consists of Gary Earp, Jeff Cole, Lisa Kinder, Andy Por- shia, Anthony Viers, Joey Akers and Greg Pace. 6 — Playing at an outdoor concert are Christi Graham, Tammy Akers, Sherry Carty, Pete Mitchell and Laura Matthews. STAGE BAND MAJORETTES TWIRL TO THE RHYTHM «sian ALMA ALLOA” JUDY KINDER BECKY SCOTT 1 — Feature Twirlers Christi Graham and Kris- tie Long gave us some thrilling moments this year. 2 — The Majorettes’ attire shows their school spirit. 3 — Award — winning Drum Ma- jorettes Becky Scott and Erica Chun shared the field duties during the year. 4 — Major- ettes are, sitting: Kim Meredith and Angela Pennington. Standing: Kristie Long, Captain Judy Kinder, and Christi Graham. FLAG CORPS WAVES TO THE BEAT ° Bcact = cal =. HOPE DEEL DENISE SUDDERTH Spee és ™ 1 — Members of the Flag Corps are, lying, Captain Denise Sudderth and Sergeant Marcy Harris. Sitting: Pam Short, Hope Deel, and Lau- ra Matthews. Kneeling: Angie Tabor and Deana Walker. Standing: Anne Metcalfe, Tiffney As- bury, Charity Warburton, and Heather Ruble. 2 — The Flag Corps cheers the football team to a victory. eo FLAG CORPS |, zgyQ} Choir: Chords Of Cooperation 1 — Choir members are, first row: Shona Washington, Melissa Rice, Lavonya Goins. Second row: Connie Lovell, April Youngs, Eursie Carey, Becky Stanley. Third row: Tammy Bates, Molly Smith, Barbara Skeens, Mark West, and Melissa Skeens. 2 — Shona Washington carols her way into Christmas. 3 — The incredible musical talent of Melissa Rice is shown during the Christmas Concert. 4 — Tammy Craft entertains with a solo. 1 — Representing the Driver’s Safety Club are officers Tracy Blevins, Chuck Ashworth, Julie Wilkinson, and Clay Huffard. 2 — Evil Mike Bhasin lusts after wealthy distant cousin Sherry Carty’s money. 3 — SADD members Dwight Miller and Brenna Ziegler speak to Graham Intermediate students on behalf of the DARE program. 4 — Tony Young balances his ledger in accounting. 5 — J.V. Cheerleaders build spirit at a pep assembly. 6 — Jerol Graves and Angie Hart share their Christmas spirit. POTPOURRI Senior Beta Club members include, front row: Mrs. Bowman, Sponsor; Angie Hart, President; Karen Walker, Vice President; Suanne Nash, Secretary; Lisa Harman, Treasurer; and Mrs. Viers, Sponsor. Second row: Paige Litz, Becky Scott, Mary Lynne Williams, Sophia Rana, Stephanie Snow, Kimberly Bovenizer, Christina Ramella, and Lea Ann Wilkinson. Third row: Mary Abel, Hope Deel, Beth Garris, Carmen Pruett, John Hash, Jay Johnson, and Jeff Metcalfe. Fourth row: Stephenia Ruble, Mary Wilson, Andrea Jones, Steve Ruble, Chris Eaton, Jason Skeen, Chris Waller, Mike Magann, and Keith Woody. Fifth row: Eric Parker, Frank St. Clair, Chris Pascasio, Bill Kinser, Judy Kinder, Denise Sudderth, David Perry, and C.F. Jamison. Last row: Jerol Graves, Dale Ware, and Ryland Musick. Junior Beta Club members include, Front row: Justin Douthat, Randy Rieger, Ike Bhasin, Sheila Riffe, Jenny Lawson, Mary Carter, and Mike Bhasin. Second row: Judean St. Clair, Jennifer Lowe, Sherry Carty, Dawn Cox, Jerry Heffinger, Travis Bradshaw, and Jason Setser. Third row: Jason Puckett, Kim Meredith, Christi Graham, Kristie Long, Erica Chun, Clay Huffard, and Connie Stroup. BETA CLUB pet amt Lie One @ wet. S5% ‘Model UN delegates are, front row: Becky Scott, Angie Hart, Sherry Carty, Mike Bhasin, Jonathan Stirewalt, and Mike Magann. Second row: Eric Parker, Todd King, Ike Bhasin, Crystal Williams, Sandy Carty, Leanne Spurgeon, Candice Beavers, and Laura Bageant. Third row: Chris Pascasio, Clay Huffard, Shawn Meadows, Meredith McGraw, Jennifer Lowe, Anna Hash, and Julie Williams. Fourth row: Richard Cherry, Travis Bradshaw, Dale Ware, Percy Trent, Eric Edwards, and Amy Lambert. Last row: John Hash, Jerol Graves, and Laura Cundiff. MODEL U N steer . . 1 — Anna Hash, Ike Bhasin, and Todd King represent Italy and Japan. 2 — Chris Pascasio, Jennifer Lowe, Eric Parker, and Laura Cundiff study a pro- posed resolution. 3 — Secretary-General Mike Magann conducts as Todd King, Sherry Carty, and Crystal Williams study proposals. 4 — Dale Ware, Eric Parker, and Travis Bradshaw are awaiting the buses to travel to Appalachian State Uni- versity. FBLA — TAKE A LOOK AT SUCCESS 1. Members of the FBLA include L-R first row: Bill Kinser, Tracy Tibbs, Amy Lambert, Satonia Buchanan, Stephenia Ruble, Stephanie Brogdon, Angie Martin, Scott Barton. Second row: Jennifer Lowe, Paula Wolford, Michelle Per- aldo, Connie Tignor, Bessie Summers. Third row: Deby Patton, Dee Billips, Crystal Miller, Michelle Ball, Lisa Kidd, Tammy Bates, Erica Chun. Fourth row: Jerry Heffinger, April Lester, Trinity Crane, Steven Harry, Angela Brooks, Beth Mitchem, Shejuan Hollie. Fifth row: Lisa Thornsbury, Chris Rasnake. 2. FBLA sponsor Tom Rohrer partakes of the various delicacies at the FBLA banquet. 3. FBLA Offi- cers include L-R: Satonia Buchanan, President; Stephenia Ruble, Vice President; Tracy Tibbs, Recording Secretary; Amy Lambert, Corresponding Secretary; Stephanie Brog- don, Reporter; Scott Barton, Historian; Bill Kinser, Parlia- mentarian. 4. Amy Lambert, Satonia Buchanan, and Mrs. Buchanan prepare to dig in and enjoy. 5. FBLA sponsor Sara Belcher relaxes after the banquet. 6. Lisa Thorns- bury, Beth Mitchem, and Mrs. Mitchem admire the variety of food at the banquet. Library Assistants Check Out New Edition The library assistants are L-R: Shannon Stephens, Tracy Blevins, Sophia Rana, April Lester, Tommy Puckett. eee nm RA KEY CLUB ... The Key to Success Members of the Key Club are, L-R, first row: Laura Cundiff, Tracy Blevins, Kimberly Bovenizer, Melanie Cambell, Jay Browning, Camille Slaughter, Keith Woody, David Perry. Second row: Sophia Rana, Suanne Nash, Becky Scott, Mary Lynne Williams, Jason Skeen, Chris Waller, Jay Johnson. Third row: Carmen Pruett, Ali Folz, Karen Walker, Rajeev Chopra, Randy Rieger, Mike Patton, Erik Robinson, John Hash. Fourth row: Julie Wilkinson, Andy Neal, Lea Ann Wilkinson, Chris Dotson, Christina Ramella, Heather Alba, Marcy Harris. Fifth row: Dee Dee Pardue, Paige Litz, Betsey Kelly, Chad Surface, Mike Arthur, Jeff Metcalfe, Jerol Graves. Library Assistants Key Club Drivers Safety Club Steers In The Right Direction Senior members of the Drivers Safety Club are L-R, first row: Tracy Blevins, President; Chuck Ashworth, Vice President; Julie Wilkinson, Secretary; Clay Huffard, Treasurer. Second row: Denise Sudderth, Paige Litz, Sophia Rana, Heather Alba, Betsey Kelly, Melanie Campbell, Marcy Harris. Third row: Suanne Nash, Ali Folz, Christina Ramella, Carmen Pruett, Laura Cundiff, Kimberly Bovenizer, Lea Ann Wilkinson. Fourth row: Chris Eaton, Chris Ruble, Barry Dalton, Keith Woody, Jay Browning, Jay Johnson, Jason Skeen, Bill Kinser. Junior members of the Drivers Safety Club are L-R, first row: Lynn Semones, Nissa Gillespie, Erica Chun, April Lester, Corina Riffle, Cora Riffle, Michelle Peraldo. Second row: Chris Patton, Robin McClanahan, Teresa Starling, Sabrina Poszich, Tanya Yost, Meredith McGraw, John Sarver, Third row: Kim Brewster, Connie Stroup, Mike Patton, Mike Arthur, Judean St. Clair, Tommy Gallemore, Gina Poszich, Lori Yost, Pam Short. Fourth row: Greg Burkett, Steve Harry, Jennifer Lowe, Randy Sluss, Tony Young, Ike Bhasin, Chris Rutherford, Scott Barton. Drivers Safety Club Forestry Students Give A Hoot Ree Lo Aa i a oii sunniyane — Members of the Junior Civitans are L-R, first row: Ms. Helton, Sponsor; Marcy Harris, DeeDee Pardue, Melanie Campbell, Kimberly Bovenizer. Second row: Roland Pascasio, Gina Poszich, Anne Metcalfe, Meredith McGraw, Judean St. Clair, Tonia Gallemore. Junior Civitans Serve the Community FFA members are L-R, row: Mike Young, John Sarver, Pam Gardipee, Eddie Caldwell, Jerry Heffinger, Johnny Watkins, Sean Auton, John Grubb, Neil Sluss. Second row: Shawn Hendricks, Clay Huffard, Chris Rasnake, Trevis Law, Scott Jarrett, Brian Hoops, Reece Lewis. JUNIOR CIVITANS FFA _ PEP CLUB INSPIRES .. = : : ; | Senior members include, first row: John Hash, Betsey Kelly, Dee Dee Pardue, Melanie Campbell, Camille Slaughter, Julie Wilkinson, Christina Ramella, Lea Ann Wilkinson, Laura Cundiff. Second row: Keith Woody, Jeff Metcalfe, Chad Surface, Tracy Blevins, Stephenia Ruble, Satonia Buchanan, Heather Alba, Chris Dotson. Third row: Genny Lanter, Tina Brooks, Khristina Matthews, Donna Hale, Kim Crockett, Amy Lambert. Fourth row: John Majcina, Jay Browning, Charles Howery, Robert Worley. Fifth row: Bill Kinser, Robby Hale, Chris Waller, Jason Skeen, Chuck Ashworth, Dwayne Duncan. Sixth row: Angie Hart, Carmen Pruett, Sophia Rana, Suanne Nash, Lisa Harman. Junior members include, First row: Kari Roaten, Judean St. Clair, Sabrina Duncan, Tracy Tibbs, Jennifer Brewster, Katie Baker, Michael Arthur, Chris Patton. Second row: Angie Tabor, Jinger McCroskey, Christi Graham, Lynn Garten, Tonia Gallemore, Amy Folz. Third row: Kim Puckett, Pam Short, Terry Quesenberry, Sherry Carty, Teresa Alley, Dawn Cox. Fourth Row: Ryan King, Randy Rieger, Bryan Beavers, Mike Patton. Fifth row: John Grubb, Brian Hoops, Duffy Sharpe, Clay Huffard, Julia Danko, John Sarver. Sixth row: Sharon Brooks, Missy Youngs, Sherri Harrison, Shawn Meadows. SPIRIT AT G.H.S._ Sophomore members include, first row: Eric Workman, Chris Stacy, Marcus Latimer, Courtney Litz, Sabrina Poszich., Carla Saunders. Second row: Amy Long, Lisa Fife, Nikki Woods, Jeni DeCamp, Robin McClanahan, Trinity Crane, Michelle Ball. Third row: Robert Helmandollar, David Lawson, John Chun, Greg Pace, Traci Richardson, Candy Hall. Fourth row: Jonathan Carter, Alex Payne, Mike Snow, Angela Pennington, Teresa Starling. - Freshman members include, first row: Scott Alderman, Brian Denham, Bill Dudley, Billy Hoops. Second row: Candice Beavers, Jeffrey Wyatt, David Slade, Todd King, Billy Jean Adkins. Third row: Megan Phillips, Nikki Maze, Crystal Williams, Debbie Hash, Tanya Northcutt. Fifth row: Kristen Thompson, Beverly Wolfe, Cynthia King, Angela Brooks. PEP CLUB SADD Involves Students The 1988-89 SADD officers include, front row: Reporters Sherry Carty and Pam Dye, Co-Presidents Stacy Peery and Jennifer Thomas, Treasurer Satonia Buchanan, and Secretary Stephenia Ruble. Other members of SADD include, second row: Amy Lambert, Deby Patton, Gina Davis, Chairperson April Lester, Chairperson Tanya Yost, Chairperson Kim Brooks, and Chairperson Teresa Alley. Third row: Kristen Thompson, Cynthia King, Brian Denham, Sarah Westfall, Lisa Kinder, and Chairperson Gary Lambert. Fourth row: Sandy Carty, Charity Warburton, Traci Richardson, Trinity Crane, Robin McClanahan, and Wendy Jamison. Last row: Greg Pace, David Lawson, and Dwight Miller. The Senior and Junior members of SADD are, first row: chairperson Eric Brown, Sheila Riffe, Lea Ann Wilkinson, Kimberly Bovenizer, Julie Wilkinson, Chris Patton, Kari Roaten, and Katie Baker. Second row: Andrea Jones, Angie Martin, Kim Brewster, Christi Graham, Sabrina Duncan, Ryan King, Steven Harry, and Casey Mitchell. Third row: Jennifer Lowe, Dawn Cox, Brenna Ziegler, Dreama Fogg, Paula Wolford, Donna Hale, and Tommy Gallemore. Fourth row: Sherri Harrison, Clay Huffard, Judy Kaye Kinder, Chairperson Denise Sudderth, Gary Earp, Jason Skeen, Billy Hoops. Last row: John Sarver, Jerry Heffinger, Wayne Riffe, and Travis Bradshaw. In Saving Lives a 1 — Jinger McCroskey, Katie Baker, Angie Martin, Tere- sa Alley, and Jennifer Thomas meet with a psychologist from Southern Highlands Mental Health Center during a SADD counseling session. 2 — Quacking together at the SADD Masquerade Dance are Tammy Akers and Shane Tibbs. 3 — Getting ready for take-off is Leighton Fuller. 4 - — Mike Young leans into the turn during a skating party at United Skates of America. 5 — Before the SADD Mas- querade Dance, Teresa Alley and Sherry Carty learn to spell H-A-L-L-O-W-E-E-N. 6 — Springville Elementary poster contest winners show off their winning artwork while Jennifer Thomas, Pam Dye, Stephenia Ruble, and Satonia Buchanan wait to present prizes. SADD STUDENT COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION 1 — Roland Pascasio, David Lawson, John Chun, and Jeff Metcalfe greet visitors on Parent-Teacher Day. 2 — Junior members include: Erica Chun, Mike Bhasin, Erik Robinson, and Ryan King. 3 — Sophomore mem- bers include: Traci Richardson, Courtney Litz, Amy Long, Mike Snow, David Lawson, and John Chun. 4 — Freshman members include: Heather Miller, Karla Walker, Candice Beavers, Crystal Williams, C.K. Sur- face, Levi Grimes, Bill Dudley, and Joe Farley. 5 — SCA officers include: Stacy Peery, Treasurer, Mike Patton, Vice-president, Jeff Metcalfe, President, and Keith Woody, Secretary. NEWS BULLETIN GHS PRESS IS BORN! bef a 1 — Mr. Helton, Ronell Mason, and Ed Caldwell work diligently to meet a deadline. 2 — Members of the GHS PRESS are, front row: Sabrina Duncan, Genie Crabtree, Kari Roaten, and Shane Compton, Second row: Chad Surface, Tracy Blevins, Ronell Mason, and Ed Caldwell. Third row: Michele Goins, Barry Dalton, Eursie Carey and Frank St. Clair. Last row: Tommy Puckett, Kim Washington, Danny Howery, Carl Ferguson, and Terry Quesenberry. 3 — Kari Roaten and Terry Quesenberry lay out the December edition of the GHS PRESS 4 — Keith Woody, Barry Dalton, Shane Compton, and Frank St. Clair rush to get out the Graham Greeter at the beginning of school. 5 — Tracy Blevins, Sabrina Duncan, Danny Howery, and Carl Ferguson form an assembly line to collate and staple the Graham Greeter. ANNUAL STAFF JOURNEYS TC z ° = = a o z x “” st oa 2 a Qa z So = - = a a ANNUAL STAFF CLARKSVILLE, TENNESSEE 1 — Kevin Wright, Ali Folz and Steve Ruble return to the wild. 2 — Members (past and present) that traveled to Clarksville, TN, are, ground row: Mr. Helton, Shelby Riffe, Suanne Nash, Ali Folz, Steve Ruble, Paige Litz. Second row: Mary Wilson, Frank St. Clair, Kevin Wright, April Lester, Julie Roland, Lisa Harman. 3 — The eleven-hour return trip takes its toll on the weary travelers. 4 — Putting their heads together with company representative Danny Boring, the Staff matches inks with their chosen cover design. 5 — Mr. Helton explains the four color ink press to Lisa Harman and Ali Folz. 6 — Enjoying the tour of the Jostens plant are Mary Wilson and Frank St. Clair. 7 — The Staff congregates in one of the opulent Opryland Hotel’s many ballrooms. 8 — Lisa Harman makes a point in the planning stages of the ‘89 Graham. 9 — Fancy leg work is another one of the diverse talents of the Annual Staff. 10 — The Staff disembarks to invade the innocent factory. 11 — Shelby Riffe, Mary Wilson, Steve Ruble and April Lester listen intently to the tour guide. 12 — The Staff's progress through the plant is halted temporarily by forklift interference. , ANNUAL STAFF TAKES A LOOK AT GHS 1 — Separating underclassmen mug shots are Steve Ruble, Frank St. Clair and Mary Wilson. 2 — Kevin Wright is always ready to fight for his food. 3 — Snoozing April Lester exhibits her opinion of Mr. Boring’s presentation. 4 — The work really piles up behind Suanne Nash, who is lying down on the job. 5 — Kevin Wright reveals the frustrations of designing an ad page. 6 — Andrea Jones forks it in at Casa di Pizza. 7 — Correcting company mistakes in last year’s yearbook are Shelby Riffe and Mary Wilson. a or, : -. sa di =o 4 a ot _ 4 . sey) og aS has hited om, af - oe =| So A, ANNUAL STAFF eS AND THE CANDIDATES ARE ... 1 — Pep assembly escorts pictured with the candidates are: Jay Browning, Ronell Mason, Jay Johnson, Robbie Lester, Rick Jackson and Percy Trent. The candidates for Miss GHS 1989 and their escorts are: 2 — Heather Alba and John Majcina; 3 — Laura Cundiff and Michael Magann; 4 — Andrea Jones and Leighton Fuller; 5 — Betsey Kelly and Chris Wal- ler; 6 — Paige Litz and Chris Eaton; 7 — Christina Ra- mella and John Hash. 144, MISS GHS : ANDREA JONES MISS GHS 1989 145 MISS GHS 1 — Greg Pace plays a video game at United Skates of America. 2 — Having just released the ball, Felicia Oakes awaits the result. 3 — Hot-hitting Amy Lambert anticipates the pitch. 4 — Robin McClan- ahan, Traci Richardson, Ali Folz, and Amy Folz exemplify true friendship. 5 — Laura McDonald, Jamie Christian, and Chris Hale collaborate in the cafeteria. 6 — Heeding journalistic criticism from a northern visitor are GHS PRESS members Ronell Mason, Chad Surface, and Sabrina Duncan. 7 — Debi Brooks goes up for a spike. 8 — Giving April Lester pointers on her shot is Tommy Gallemore. 1. The '88-89 Junior Class Play cast makes a curtain call. 2. Joe Baker tries to take a cat nap during summer school. 3. Madam Sofronie (Meredith McGraw) studies Della’s (Stacy Peery) hair as her assistant (Lynn Se- mones) looks on during the Drama Class’s presentation of ‘‘The Gift of the Magi’. 4. Eric Edwards, Michael Ma- gann, and Jason Setser take a warm-up lap during Cross Country. 5. Typing articles for the GHS Press are Tracy Blevins and Frank St. Clair. 6. Ali Folz and Kevin Wright apply for a summer job for United Transit Mix. 7. Mary Wilson and Shelby Riffe take a break during a summer Annual Staff workday. 8. Performing in a spring choir concert are Margie Murdock, Samantha McGuire, Missy Campbell, and Barbara Skeens. 9. Amy Lambert dis- cusses the basketball scores with Tammy Akers. 10. Mary Wilson and Steve Ruble assist Chris Dotson and Frank Farthing during senior portraits. ALL TANT : FOR CHRISTIN) GY Y Tie Brel Seats et) 18 13 18 1 1 OF '% 0 2: @@ aR Be b 20 8? BB 2 20 ay POTPOURRI 147 SENIOR DIRECTORY 1989 MARY DENISE ABEL — Beta 2-4; SADD 2-3; Pep Club 4. HEATHER LEIGH ALBA — Bible Club 1-3; Driver Safety Club 3-4: Future Teachers of America 3-4; Junior Civi- tans 2-4; Pep Club 1-4; SCA 3; SADD 3; Key Club 3-4; Varsity Club 3-4; Tennis 1-4; Band 1-4; Athletes Candi- date 4: Prom Committee 3; Miss GHS Candidate 4. CHARLES DOUGLAS ASHWORTH — Pep Club 4; Art Club 3; Driver Safety Club 4; Basketball 1-2, 4; Baseball 2-4: Key Club 3; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 3-4; Varsity Club 2-4. SEAN EVERETT AUTON — FBLA 3; FFA 1-2, 4; VICA 3- 4. JOSEPH BRIAN BAKER — Chess Club 1-2; TCVC 3-4. LARRY JAMES BALL JR. — DECA 2-4. MELISA BLACKWELL — FBLA 2-3; Pep Club 1-4; SADD 2: Band 1-2; Bible Club 2; TCVC 3-4; VICA 3-4. KIMBERLY BRICE BOVENIZER — Beta Club 2-4, Vice President 4; Bible Club 1-3, President 4; Tennis 1-4, All- SWD; Pep Club 1-4; SCA 2-3; Junior Civitans 2-3, Vice President 4; Key Club 3-4; SADD 2-4; Junior Class Play 3: Forensics 3; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 1-4; Var- sity Club 1-4; Driver Safety Club 2-4; Future Teachers of America 3, Secretary 4; FBLA 2; Office Assistant 4. TOMMY LEE BOWLING — GHS 1-4. BRIAN TEFARA BRADSHAW — GHS 1-4. CONSTANCE MICHELLE BRATTON — Pep Club 1-2; Bible Club 1-4; SADD 2-4; Driver Safety Club 4; FBLA 2, 4: Band 1-3; Art Clu b.1 TINA RENEA BROOKS — Beta Club 2-4; Pep Club 1, 4; SADD 3. ERIC TODD BROWN — SADD 2-4; DECA 3-4; Golf 2; Baseball 2. JASON ADAM BROWNING — Baseball 1-4; Football 1- 3, All-SWD, All Region IV-4; Wrestling 2, 4; Art Club 3-4; P ep Club 1-4; Varsity Club 1-4; FCA 1-4. ROBERT LEE BUCHANAN — GHS 1-4. SATONIA MICHELLE BUCHANAN — Junior Civitans 2; SADD 2, Treasurer 3-4; FBLA 2, Corresponding Secre- tary 3, President 4; Pep Club 1-4; Softball 1-4; Prom Committee. AMY LYNN CALL — DECA 3-4; Pep Club 3; SADD 3. MELANIE BETH CAMPBELL — Junior Civitans 2-4; Bi- ble Club 2-4; Key Club 3-4; Office Assistant 4; Tennis 2- AS vy. Sr (148) SENIOR DIRECTORY i V 4: Drivers Safety 2-4; Pep Club 2-4; SADD 2-3; Prom Committee 3; FTA 3; FCA 2-4; Art Club 3. KAREN MARIE CARTER — GHS 1-4. RAJEEV CHOPRA — Governor School 2; Beta Club 2-4; Tennis 1, 4; Golf 4; Key Club 4; Christmas Play 3; Varsity Club 1-4; The Atom, Editor 3; Office Assistant 4. JONATHAN HUGH COLE — GHS 1-4. MARK DAVID CORNWELL — GHS 1-4. KIMBERLY DAWN CROCKETT — Band 1-4; Office Assis- tant 4; Pep Club 1-2, 4; FBLA 2; SADD 2-4; Prom Com- mittee. LAURA JOAN CUNDIFF — Band 1-3; Flag Squad 3; Pep Club 1-4; Key Club 3-4; Homecoming Candidate 4; SADD 2-4; Bible Club 1-4; UN 2-4; Drivers Safety 2-4; Junior Civitans 1-4; Miss GHS Candidate 4. BARRY KEITH DALTON — GHS 1-4. REGINA LEIGH DAVIS — Band 1-4; FBLA 2-3; SADD 1-4; Art Club 3-4; Pep Club 1-3; Bible Club 2-3. HOPE LEIGH DEEL — Band 1-4; Basketball 1; Beta Club 2-4; SADD 3; Bible Club 1. ALEX MICHAEL DIAMONDIDIS — GHS 2-4. CHRISTINE MICHELE DOTSON — Pep Club 1-4; Office Assistant 4; Basketball 1, 4; Volleyball 1-4; Track 1-4; Junior Class Play 3; SADD 1-4; Key Club 3-4; Junior Civitans 2-3; FTA 2-4; SCA 1; Art Club 3; Driver Safety Club 2-3; Varsity Club 2-4; FCA. DWAYNE ALLEN DUNCAN — GHS 1-4. SH ONDA JANEEN DURHAM — GHS 1-4. PAMELA JEAN DYE — SADD 1-4, President 3; Volleyball 1-4, All-SWD 3-4; Softball 1-3; Pep Club 1-3; Bible Club 2-3; FCA 2-4; Varsity Club 3-4; FBLA 2-4. GARY SHANNON EARP — GHS 1-4. CHRISTOPHER CHARLES EATON — GHS 3-4. FRANK REED FARTHING — GHS 1-4. CARL JAY FERGUSON — Art Club 3-4; Bible Club 3; Special Activities Chairman for Art 4; The GHS Press 4; Pep Club 1-2. DREAMA RENEE FOGG — Bible Club 2; Pep Club 2; SADD 2-4; COE 4. ALISON NICOLE FOLZ — Junior Class Play 3; Pep Club ( 1-2) 3-4; Volleyball 1; Driver Safety 3-4; SADD 3; FTA 3-4; Drama Club 1-2; Track 1; Key Club 4. LISA ANN FRANCIS — Choir 2; Art Club 1-2. WAYNE LEIGHTON FULLER — GHS 1-4. ELIZABETH ALICE GARRIS — Beta Club 2-4: Junior Civitans 3; Art Club 1-4; The Graham 4. SONJA MICHELE GOINS — FBLA 3-4; DECA 3-4: The GHS Press 4; Basketball 3. JEROL ADRIAN GRAVES — TCAC 2-4; Track 2-4; Indoor Track 4; UN 2-4; Bible Club 3-4; Beta Club 2-4; Key Club 4; Governor’s School 3. STEVEN CLAUDE HAINES — Art Club 1-4; President 1. DONNA ELIZABETH HALE — Volleyball 1-2; Softball 1- 4; Pep Club 1-4; FBLA 2; SADD 2-4; Bible Club 2-3. ROBERT JONATHAN HALE — GHS 1-4. TIMOTHY JOEL HALL — Football 3-4; Wresting 2-3; Track 2-3; Varsity Club 3-4; FCA. _ LISA MICHELE HARMAN — Beta Club 2-3, Treasurer 4; _ The Graham 4, Editor 4; Pep Club 1-4; SADD 2-3; FBLA 3; Governor’s School 3; Junior Class Play 3; Prom Com- mittee 3; Band 1-3, Section Leader 4. MARCY LEIGH HARRIS — Flag Corps 1-3, Sargent 4; _ Junior Civitans 1-2, V.P. 3, Treasurer 4; Key Club 3-4; FTA 1-4; SADD 1-3; Driver Safety 1-4; Tennis 1-2; Volley- ball 1-4; Bible Club 1-4; Junior Class Play 3. _ ANGIE CAROLINE HART — SCA Officer 1-4; Beta Club 2-4, President 4; Band 1-4; UN 1-4, Under-Secretary General 4, Secretary 2-3. JOHN CAMERON HASH II — SCA 4; Tennis 1-4; All-SWD 2-3; UN 3-4; Bible Club 4; Golf 2-4; SADD 1-4; Basketball _ 1-3; Governor’s School 4; Pep Club 1-4. KALVIN DEAN HILL — GHS 2-4. KEVIN EUGENE HILL — Wrestling 2-4; Football 3; Choir 2-3, President 4; Chess Club 4; Art Club 4. JONATHAN COY HODOCK — Track 2-3; Football 2; _ Tennis 3-4; Pep Club 1-3; SADD 2-3; FCA 2; Beta Club 2- _ 3; Art Club 3; Varsity Club 4. _ BRENDA FOX HOLBROOK — GHS 1-4. _ CHARLES EDWARD HOWERY — GHS 1-4. WILLIAM DANIEL HOWERY — Chess Club 1-4; FBLA 2; Art Club 1-4. RICHARD LEE JACKSON — Art Club 2, 4; Pep Club 2-3: UN 3; Varsity Club 1-4; FCA 1-4; Wrestling 1-4, All-SWD 3, Region IV 3; Library Assistant 2; FBLA 2. CRESTON FULTON JAMISON III — Band 1-4; Secre- tary 4, All-Regional Band 3-4; Math Team 4; Governor’s School Science and Technology 4; Beta Club 2-4; Mc- Donald’s All-American Band Nominee 3; Pep Club SCVV Math Competition 1-4. JAMES JOSEPH JOHNSON II — Football 1-4, All-SWD 1- 3, Area 3, County 3-4, Region IV 3; Wrestling 1-4, All- SWD 1-4, Region IV 2-4, State 2-4; Tennis 1-4; Boys’ State 3; SCA 1, 4, Class Officer 3-4; Junior Class Play 3; Office Assistant 4; Beta Club 2-4; Pep Club 1-4; Varsity Club 1-4; FCA 1-4; FTA 2-4; Bible Club 1-4; Driver Safety 2-4. STEPHEN RYAN JOHNSON — Baseball 1-3; Pep Club 1-2; SADD 3; FFA 1-4. ANDREA DAWN JONES — Bible Club 1-2, Treasurer 3- 4: Beta Club 2-4; Pep Club 2; FBLA 2, Recording Secre- tary 3; SCA 2-3, Class Officer 4; SADD 2-4; The Graham 4; Editor 4; Junior Class Play 3; Girls’ State 3; Miss GHS 4. ELIZABETH ANNE KELLY — Cheerleading 1-2, 4; Ten- nis 1-4; SCA 1; Varsity Club 1-4; Junior Civitan 1-3; Bible Club 1-3; Homecoming Candidate 4; Forensics 3; Pep Club 1-4; FCA 1-4; FTA 1-3; Driver Safety Club 2-4; Key Club 3-4; SADD 1-3; Miss GHS Candidate 4. MICKY DARYLL KIMBERLIN — GHS 1-4. JAMES MARK KINDER — FFA 1-3; TCVC 3-4. JUDY KAYE KINDER — Band 1-4; Majorett e 2-4; Head Majorette 4; Pep Club 1-4; Beta Club 2-4; FBLA 3; Key Club 4. WILLIAM EDWARD KINSER — FBLA 3, Parliamentarian 4; Beta Club 2-4; Junior Class Play 3; Football Manager 1-3; UN 2-3; Bible Club 1-3; Driver Safety Club 2-4; Pep Club 1-4; Prom Committee 3; FTA 1-4. AMY LEE LAMBERT — Pep Club 1-4; Band 1-4; Softball 1-4; Bible Club 1-2; Indoor Track 4; Track 4; Office Help 4; Junior Class Play 3; SADD 1-4; Basketball 1; UN 4; FBLA Secretary 4; Prom committee 3; SCA 2. TAMMY JEANETTE LANE — GHS 1-4. GENNY REBECCA LANTER — Pep Club 4; Beta Club 2- 3 Art Club 4 ROBBIE LESTER — FHA 1-4. MCKINLEY STUART LEWIS — Baseball 1-3: DECA 3-4; Art Club 2. ROBERT ALLEN LINDSEY — Pep club 1-2; SADD 1-3. VIRGINIA PAIGE LITZ — SCA 1-4, Class Pres. 4, Class V.P. 3, Class Treasurer 2; Pep Club 1-4, Treasurer 3; aes ee ee ie ae Phe | te ate Me © 1 hk Ce est ak PR SENIOR DIRECTORY Beta Club 2-4; SADD 3-4; Driver Safety Club 3-4; Key Club 3-4: Junior Civitans 2-3; The Graham 3; JV Cheer- leader 2: Homecoming Candidate 4; Miss GHS Candi- date 4. PATRICK MICHAEL MAGANN — Cross Country All- SWD 3-4, All-region IV 3-4, All-State 4; Track 1, All-SWD 2, 4: Basketball 1-3; UN 1-2, Chair 3, Secretary General 4: Boys’ State 3; Bible Club 1-2, Secretary 3, V.P. 4; Pep Club 1-2, V.P. 3, Pres. 4; Key Club V.P. 3; Beta Club 2-4; Class President 1-2. JOHN JOSEPH MAJCINA — Football 3-4; Pep Club 4; Weightlifting 4. LISA DENISE MARRS — SADD 3; DECA 2; Art Club 4; Pep Club 4. SCOTT LANCE MARSHALL — Beta Club 2-3. ANGELINE OVELLA MARTIN — SADD 3-4; FBLA 3, Treasurer 4; Chess Club 2-3; Pep Club 2-4; Bible Club 3. RONELL FERNANDIS MASON — GHS 1-4. KHRISTINA LYNNE MATTHEWS — Pep Club 1, 4; SADD 3. BENJAMIN RAY MCDONALD — GHS 1-4. JEFFREY THOMAS METCALFE — SCA President 4; Band 1-4; Tennis 1-4; Cross Country 4. JOSEPH LONNIE MILLER — GHS 1-4. CYNTHIA MARIE MUSICK — Band 1-4; Pep Club 1; Art Club 4. RYLAND WAYNE MUSICK, Jr. — Beta Club 2-4; Band 1- 2, Section Leader 3-4, Treasurer 4; All Regional Band 1, 3, 4; McDonald’s All American Band Nominee 3-4; Na- tional Band Awards Assoc. 1-4; Music USA Most Out- standing Soloist 3; Student Jazz Band Director 4; Blfd. State Jazz Ensemble 3-4; UN 2; Pep Club 2. SUANNE BLIZZARD NASH — The Graham 3, Editor 4; Governor's School for Science and Technology 4; TCAC 3-4; Girls’ State 4; Jr. Class Play 3; Beta Club 2-3, Secretary 4; Pep Club 1-4; Prom Committee Chairper- son 3; Key Club 3-4; Driver’s Safety Club 3-4; FTA 3; FBLA 2; SADD 1-3; SCA 3. MICHAEL ANDREW NEAL — Basketball 1-2; Baseball 1- 4: Pep Club 2-4; Key Club 4; Drivers Safety Club 4; FCA 3-4; Varsity C lub 3-4. DAPHNE RENEA PARDUE — GHS 1-4. ERIC WADE PARKER — GHS 1-4. CHRISTIAN RAPHAEL PASCASIO — Band 1-4; Stage Band 2-4: Beta Club 2-4; Chess Club 1-3, President 4; UN 4. 7 150 ) SENIOR DIRECTORY vy, QQ o JACQUELINE STACY PEERY — SADD 2, V.P. 3, Presi- dent 4: Softball 2-3; SCA Secretary 4; Bible Club 2-3 Pep Club 2-3; The Graham 3, 4; Band 1-3; Jr. Class Play 3; FBLA 2; Math Club 3. DAVID WAYNE PERRY — Wresting 1; Tennis 4; Pep Cluck 1; Key Club 3-4; Prom Committee 3; Math Tutor 4; Betz Club 2-4. CARMEN DENISE PRUETT — Pep Club 1-4; Beta Clut 2-4: Key Club 4; Band 1-2; SADD 3-4; SCA 1; Jr. Class Play 3; Drivers Safety Club 2-4; Art Club 3-4. CHRISTINA MARIE RAMELLA — Cheerleader 2-3, Co. captain 4; Band 1-3; Homecoming Candidate 4; SADC 2-3: Beta Club 2-4; Pep Club 1-4; Drivers Safety Club 2. 4: Key Club 3-4; Prom Committee 3; Miss GHS Candi- date 4. SOPHIA RANA — Beta Club 2-4; Pep Club 1-4; Key Club 3-4: SCA 2-3; SADD 1-4; Drivers Safety Club 4; Math Tutor 2, 4; Spanish Tutor 2; Tennis |, 2, 4; Library _ Assistant 4; Jr. Class Play 3. WILLIAM SCOTT RATLIFF — GHS 1-4. TANYA LYNN REED — Track 1, 2; Band 1-3, President 4; Pep Club 1. BETHINA KAY RIFFE — DECA 3-4; SADD 3-4. SHELBY KAY RIFFE — The Graham 3-4; Bible Club 1-3; FBLA Historian 3; Pep Club 1-3; SCA 4; SADD 1-3. WAYNE ALLISON RIFFE — SADD 4; SCA 1; Baseball 1. CHARLES DAVID RILEY — GHS 1-4. LILLIAN ADEL ROTEN — GHS 1-4. CHRISTOPHER STEPHEN RUBLE — GHS 1-4. STEPHEN LANE RUBLE — Beta Club 2-4; Pel¥ Club 1-3; SADD 3-4; The Graham 3-4; Jr. Class Play’ 3; Prom Committee 3. STEPHENIA ELAINE RUBLE — SADD 2, Secretary 3-4; FBLA 3, Treasurer 3, Vice President 4; Pep Club 2-4; Beta Club 2-4. STANLEY CROCKETT SARVER — GHS 1-4. NINA LORRAINE SCOTT — GHS 1-4. REBECCA DAWN SCOTT — Band 1-3, Drum Majorette 4: Governor's School 4; UN 1-3, Treasurer 4; Beta Club 2-4: Pep Club 1-4; Key Club 3-4; McDonald’s All-Ameri- can Band Nominee 3; Office Aide 4; SCA 1; SADD 1-3. KENNETH LYNN SESCO — GHS 1-4. RICHARD DALE SHUMAKER — GHS 1-4. WILLIAM JASON SKEEN — Beta Club 2-4; Pep Club 2-4; SADD 3-4; Drivers Safety Club 4; Math Club 2; Key Club 4; Homecoming Escort 4. GRACE CAMILLE SLAUGHTER — Band 1; Pep Club 1-4; Key Club 4, Secretary 3; Drivers Safety Club 3-4; Prom Committee 3; FBLA 3; FTA 1-4; FCA 1-4; Jr. Class Play 3; Beta Club 2-3. CHARLES MICHAEL SLUSS — Art Club 1-2; DECA 2-4. JOSEPH GORDON SMITH — FBLA 2; Pep Club 2-4; Football 2-4; FCA 2-4; Key Club 3-4; Bible Club 4; SADD 3-4. MICHAEL WAYMAN SMITH — GHS 1-4. STEPHANIE LEIGH SNOW — Tennis 1-2; Beta Club 2-4; Pep Club 1-3; Bible Club 1-2; Math Club 2; Key Club 3. FRANK STERLING ST. CLAIR — GHS Press 3-4; The Graham 4; Beta Club 2-4; UN 1-3; Jr. Class Play Stage Manager 3; Prom Committee 3. REGINA ANN STEVENSON — DECA 2-4. JONATHAN GLENN STIREWALT — Pep Club 3-4; Bible Club 2-4; UN 1-3, Sgt. at Arms 4; SCA 2; Cross Country 4: Track 4. CHERYL DENISE SUDDERTH — Band 1, Flag 2-3, Cap- tain 4; Beta Club 2-4; SADD 2-4; SCA 4. _ BESSIE RENEE SUMMERS — Basketball 1-4; Volleyball 1-4: Tennis 4; Track 1-2: FBLA 1-4; Art Club 1-4; VICA 3- 4: District and State Honors in Choir 1-4. CHARLES LEE SURFACE — Football 1-3, Dist. Honor- able Mention 4; Track 1-4, District 3; Pep Club 2-4; Varsity Club 2-4; GHS Press 4; FCA 2-4. CATHY LYNN SWEENEY — DECA 2-4. CYNTHIA LEIGH SWIGER — Pep Club 1-3; Junior Civi- fans 2; COE 4: SADD 2-3. JENNIFER RENEE THOMAS — SADD 2-3, President 4; Pep Club 2; FBLA 2; SCA 4; Beta Club 2-4; Bible Club 2. ROGER EUGENE THOMAS — GHS 1-4. CHARLES THOMAS THORNSBURY — GHS 1-4. EDWARD STACY THORNSBURY — Wrestling 1; VICA 1, Class Treasurer 2, 3; Welding 2-3. CHRISTOPHER SHANE TIBBS — Art Club 4; FFA 3; SADD 1-2; Pep Club 1-2. PERCY TRENT, Jr. — Basketball 3-4; Track 4; SADD Vice President 2; Class Treasurer 2; Student Council 1-2: Band 3-4; UN 4. KAREN RENE WALKER — Homecoming Queen 4; Band 1-3; SCA 1-4, Class Secretary 2-3, Class Vice President 1; Beta Club 2-3, Vice President 4; FCA 1-4; Varsity Club 1-4; Cheerleader 1-3, Captain 4; Pep Club 1-4; Drivers Safety Club 3-4; SADD 1-4; Key Club 3-4; Math Tutor 4. CHRISTOPHER RAY WALLER — GHS 1-4. CONNEL DALE WARE — Band 1-4; Stage Band 1-4; Beta Club 2-4; UN 2-4; Pep Club 2; National Band Awards Assoc. KIMBERLY LATRICE WASHINGTON — Basketball 1-3; DECA 2-4; GHS Press 4. SHONA MARCELLA WASHINGTON — Basketball 1-3; Volleyball 1; Pep Club 1-2. GWENDOLYN ANNE WELLONS — Pep Club 1-3; Junior Civitans 2; COE 4; Basketball 2; SADD 2-3. JULIE LYNN WILKINSON — Jr. Civitans 2-3; Pep Club 1-3, Secretary 4; SADD 1-4; Drivers Safety Club 3, Sec- retary 4; Prom Committee 3; Key Club 3-4. LEA ANN WILKINSON — Drivers Safety 2-4; Beta Club 2-4; Band 1-4; SADD 3-4; Key Club 3-4; Prom Commit- tee 3; Pep Club 1-3, Treasurer 4. MARY LYNNE WILLIAMS — Art Club 3-4; Pep Club 1-4; Beta Club 2-4; Key Club 3-4. MARY ALICE WILSON — The Graham 3-4; Pep Club 2- 4; FBLA 2-3; Beta Club 2-4; SADD 2-4. PAULA DENISE WOLFORD — FBLA 1-4; Pep Club 1-2; SADD 1-4; TCVC 3-4. KEITH EUGENE WOODY — GHS Press 4; Football 1-3, Co-captain 4; Basketball 2; Wrestling 1; Track 1-4, Re- gion IV Champion 300m Intermediate High Hurdles; In- door Track 4; Pep Club 1-3, President 4; SCA 1-3, Trea- surer 4; Key Club 3-4; FTA 1-4; Beta Club 2-4; SADD 1-4; UN 1-3; Bible Club 1-4; Drivers Safety Club 1-3; Jr. Class Play 3; Math Club 2-3; Math Tutor 2-4; Varsity 1-4; FCA 1-4. ROBERT ANDREW WORLEY — Cross Country 4; Track i, 3, 4 FBLA 3. KEVIN BRIAN WRIGHT — UN 1; FBLA 1; The Graham 4. MICHAEL ALLAN YOUNG — GHS 1-4. BRENNA LEIGH ZIEGLER — Band 3-4; Art Club 3-4; SADD 3-4; Band 1-2; Pep Band 1-2; Baseball Club 1, 2° SAG 1. 2, SENIOR DIRECTORY nl I eR ee ee ee ee awl 64 bh eee Students Make Memories In A Medley Of Magical Moments 1 — Mike Patton, Dee Dee Pardue, and Lori Yost laugh at each other's outfits on Tacky Day. 2 — Chef Laura Bageant, presents her delicious OREO cookie, April Lester. 3 — Good Sport Eursie Carey displays her gag gift from The GHS Press. 4 — Five of the seven dwarfs, Laura McDonald, Shona Washington, Bessie Summers, Eursie Carey, and Ke- vin Hill entertain Snow White in the spring production of Mirror, Mirror! 5 — Ms. Budner observes an intense game of chess between Jason Setser and Sandy Carty during a Chess Club meeting. 6 — Posing over a problem as Snow White is Jill Davis. 7 — Bessie Summers takes a break from school activities. POTPOURRI 1 — Posing with SCA campaign posters are Genny Lanter, Johnny Watkins, and Tina Brooks. 2 — Relaxing in the sun during school are Lisa Smith, Angie Busic, Tammy McClanahan, Janie Asbury, Monica Voll, Tammy Bates, and Sharon Brooks. 3 — ‘‘Now why did Santa wrap my shirt in an envelope box?”’ questions Lisa Harman. 4 — Trevis Law demonstrates the proper jump shot technique. 5 — Due to indecent exposure, selected students are rejected from the cafeteria. 6 — Tailgaters Nikki Woods, Gordon Smith, Lynn Garten, Angie Adkins, John Majcina, Jeni DeCamp, and Eric Brown enjoy a baseball game. 7 — Waiting for the homeroom bell to ring, Bryan Beavers, Terry Quesenberry, Justin Douthat, and Jason Puckett prate the time away. POTPOURRI 1 — Eursie Carey steals the show during the Choir’s Spring 1988 Mir- ror, Mirror! concert. 2 — Nikki Maze and Karla Walker await their turn at last year’s cheerleading try- outs. 3 — Ronell Mason tips in a rebound for two against Lebanon. 4 — Rick Brown and Jay Earnest proudly display their physiques. 5 — Tracy Tibbs shows her winning spir- it. 6 — Randy Moore works out on the leaper during basketball prac- tice. 7 — Shawn Hendricks ex- presses his chagrin at being side- lined by injuries. 8 — Casey Mitchell smiles while performing one of the rites of summer. POTPOURRI 1 — John Grubb grimaces as he gives his all in the long jump. 2 — Tommy Gallemore, Traci Richardson, Judean St. Clair, April Lester, Jennifer Thomas, Angie Martin, Terry Quesenberry, and Gina Davis show off their footsies at the SADD sock-hop. 3 — Ike Bhasin, Girl with Head Down, Spencer Tu, Mike Bhasin, Jason Setser, and top, Jason Hicks and Marcy Harris enjoy the out- doors. 4 — Jason Puckett and Shelby Riffe stroll in step down the hallway. 5 — Top: Robert Worley and Jeff Metcalfe, and Standing: Eric Edwards, Michael Magann, Jonathan Stirewalt, Jason Setser, and Joe Farley premiered cross country this year. 6 — Bessie Summers, Lisa Christian, Stephanie Nipper, Felicia Oakes, Chris Dotson, Gina Poszich, and Lynn Garten take steps toward success. POTPOURRI A T Pontiac — Buick A-1 Welding Abbs Valley Electric Ammar Brothers Andy Clark Ford Apex Hobbies Appalachian Power Company Aratex Bailey's Ball Realty Ball’s Automotive Baker Mine Service Bank of Tazewell County Bargain Barn Beavers Cecil Belcher Alignment Service Ben Franklin Press Beyond Video Blacor Steel Bland Street Exxon Bluefield Beverage Bluefield Business Machines Bluefield College Bluefield Community Hospital Bluefield Eye Clinic Bluefield Family Medicine Bluefield Food Products ADVERTISING INDEX 174 163 182 184 188 Li. 168 Al b 3 180 161 193 178 163 188 192 186 188 158 180 185 158 186 166 186 ay 158 Bluefield Monument Company 181 Bluefield Orthopedics Bob’s Finer Homes Britton, Dr. Carousel Photo Carpetland Casa Di Pizza Central T.V. Chopra Plastic Surgery Christian, Zane Dale Church Building Supply Citizen’s Insurance Agency Cole Chevrolet-Cadillac Colonial Jewelers Comfort Inn Conncert Music World Consolidation Coal Company Corte Construction Country Store, The Crosstowner Barbershop Cumberland Motors Cut Above, The Dairy Queen Dairy Queen Dave Shields Insurance Debonaires Dominion Bank Don's T.V. Dorlisa’a Double Gates Grocery Dudley, Galumbeck, Simmons Dudley Memorial Mortuary Eclipse-Austin Storage Transfer 84 Lumber Company Electrical Insulation Empire Realty 156 ADVERTISING INDEX 183 188 187 184 184 Ua, 186 162 165 164 174 As 180 168 180 163 160 184 188 168 164 168 181 158 194 190 Rey 183 boy, 179 181 192 AN ATE 158 Lil Empire Sales Rental Fast Stop Flat Top Insurance Flat Top National Bank Flowers By Debbie Fox Thompson 4-Way Pharmacy Frankie’s La Salute Frank Kersey Corporation Full Circle Travel Gem Jewelers General Tire Goodman's Garage Goodykoontz Pharmacy Graham Floral Graham Jewelry Green Valley Bowling Center Gupta, Dr. H M Shoes Harden, Dr. Harris M.D., Dr. Heilig-Meyers Heritage Properties Hot Stop Humana-St. Lukes Interior Motives J M Sports J R Manufacturing Jayne Cantley’s State Farm Jeff Brown Homes Jerry's Pharmacy Jimco Sales Jones Furniture Jones Thriftway Joy Technologies J.R.’s Classic Cars Kammer Furniture Kirk Drug Kiser, Dr. Kovach, Dr. Kwik Kafe La Shers Landmark Foods Lawrence Brothers Little Bear Mining Lowes Lyn-Dell’s Maggie Bennett Marshall Miller Associates McCann Auto Parts McCann Motors Me Mom's Mitchell’s Interiors MJ Electric Moores Mother Earth Natural Foods Ms His Hair Fashion Nationwide Insurance Neel’s New Graham Pharmacy 164 166 ot 175 158 168 Le, Ue, 180 188 WAT 180 188 169 183 186 174 164 180 189 183 181 184 Ll 184 177 180 169 LTS 169 7s 159 163 174 ES 171 186 184 ikey 162 ay 180 B77 Dy, 169 170 AN 196 160 187 164 164 184 176 180 158 163 183 bog 163 O’Quinn Mobile Homes Paper Supply Company Peery Repair Peery St. Clair, Inc. Perdue Sons Petite Mart Phil’s Fashions Pounding Mill Quarry Corporation Printer, The Ramey Chevrolet Ramey Oldsmobile Randy's Ratliff’s Army Surplus Rasi’s IGA Raymond Froy, CPA Regency Inc. Richwood Golf Seafare Rish Equipment Rita’s Beauty Salon Ron’s Kwik Stop Roses Rainbows Rutherford’s Save-A-Lot Grocery Scott Stringfellow Scrap Happy Recycling Sentry Land Homes Shady Grove Sissons Short Stop Foods Skip’s Auto Repair South Corner Stroupe’s Kar Kare Sub-Debs Sunfire Graphics Super Stop Foods Susman, Dr. Sutphin Son Oil Swift Mart Systems Plus Tabor Machine Company Tastee Freez Tazewell National Bank Tazewell Recycling Center TCl Tomchin Furniture Company, Inc. Town Country Veterinary Hospital Twin State News Observer Valley Nissan Virginia Ann Jewelry Virginia Avenue Beauty Salon Virginia Avenue Exxon Virginia Avenue Shell Station Warden's Market Warlick Furniture Western Sizzlin Steak House Wilson’s Woodlawn Greenhouses Woodlawn Memorial Park WTZE 179 158 158 179 180 183 TAAL 177 167 185 158 Li, 176 7A 186 159 196 IRS Fe 174 158 163 160 174 Le, 164 188 180 164 175 165 Vil BOS 171 es 169 Ney 163 174 166 174 WAS! 158 157 180 180 LS 7 180 183 196 163 158 158 Wa! A 160 177 Uy a7! 180 TWIN STATE NEWS OBSERVER P.O. Box 628 Bluefield, VA 322-4666 noel 524 Vi abiepetcty VBA. ee Bluefield Family Medicine Frank J. Johnson, Jr., M.D. Charles T. McElmurray, M.D. Phil A. Peterson, M.D. 106 Huffard Drive Bluefield, VA 24605 (703) 322-3427 SUTPHIN ,SON OIL Chevron Lubricants and Lubrication Tires-Battenes-Accesssories Heating Oil and Kerosene Gasoline and Ol Products 716 VIRGINIA AVENUE ¢ BLUEFIELD, VA 24605 703 326-1503 703 322-4752 304 425-3996 I kez cat 304-32 917 jets Wester Sizzlin Steak House 3085 Stadium Drive Bluefield, Va 24605 GENE THURMER 327-6912 Manager Residence Thank You For Using Kwik Kafe Coffee, Food, And Vending Services KWIK KAFE COMPANY, INC. Furnace Street Bluefield, VA 24605 ref ral Don’s TV has the most dependable service department in the area. Honest! Professional Building Bluefield, VA 24605 TELEGRAPH COMMERCIAL, INC. OFFICE ANO COMPUTER SUPPLY COMMERCIAL PRINTING ORDER TOLL FREE VA 1-800-468-1089 WV 1-800-445-3444 Local (703) 322-4666 P.O. Box 628 — Industrial Park — Bluetieid, Virginia 24605 AD?) Member Amencan Assoaanon of Orthodontists B=aasar ia, Ss), 5h Jee. DIPLOMATE AMERICAN BOARD OF ORTHODONTICS 2008 BLAND ROAD PHONE BLUEFIELD, WEST VIRGINIA 24701 (304) 325-8229 Double Gates Grocery Serving The Specializing Best Hamburgers In The Best And Hotdogs Dhoice Of Meats With Homemade 326-2132 Chili RANDY’S Open 7 Days Complete Automotive Service 703-326-1831 Hwy. 19-460 Randy Carter N. Tazewell, VA 24630 Owner GLENNA A. TABOR SR. OWNER “YOU ARE WHAT YOU EAT” MOTHER EARTH NATURAL FOODS VITAMINS - HERBS - COSMETICS - GROCERIES ETC. 1557 FRONT STREET 528 VA AVE. RICHLANDS, VIRGINIA 24641 BLFD. VA. 24605 (703) 963-0451 322-5985 Roses And Rainbows 1604 Jefferson St. Bluefield, WV 24701 325-7842 Electrical Insulation Suppliers, Inc. Route 720 West, Bluefield, VA 24605 (703) 322-5424 FAX: (703) 322-5427 Flowers And Gifts Compliments Of BLUEFIELD BUSINESS MACHINES CO. 327 North Street Bluefield, West Virginia 24701 BLACOR STEEL Complete ‘‘Steel Service Center” Fabricated Steel Products P.O. Box 1025 Bluefield, Virginia 24605 Phone: (703) 326-2673 SILVER MAPLE RECYCLING INC WEBUY TALE E Ss METALS-GLASS-PAPER SCRAP BRASS-COPPER-ALUMINUM MON-FRI 8-5 SAT 8-12 NOON RE19°460,T2Wl it cg at ee 988-7535 PATRONS Kroger Max Meredith Walt’s Barber Shop David Bowles State Farm or, L LY (158 | ADVERTISEMENTS o 7 a CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1989 VA AVE. SHELL STATION PEERY REPAIR SERVICE INC. North Tazewell 988-4533 DAVE SHIELDS REALTORS CO. Bluefield 325-5481 BLUEFIELD FOOD PRODUCTS Spring St. Bluefield, VA 24605 HYtowew By NHetlwe WESTGATE SHOPPING CENTER BLUEFIELD, VIRGINIA 24605 703 322-3344 WARDEN’S MARKET The Best Friend Your Budget Ever Had Bluewell, WV Phone: 589-3338 589-3339 Compliments Of PAPER SUPPLY CO. “MORE THAN JUST PAPER” 1600 BLUEFIELD AVE. BLUEFIELD, WV ; Bluefield Virginia 24605 326-2242 “ : $ w -% : e z ‘ ¥ . ‘ } ! ; I ‘ F t ‘ . a = ® Z ery $e : ’ i Tae Jim Dotson. ‘ eneral. Mine $ Suppites: Cat: Used Beltsronts Equipment | t President “a m4 2 � é . 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Box 1289 Bluefield, Virginia 24605 703-322-5948 The Bargain Baw RT. 460, BLFD. - TAZEWELL HIGHWAY BLUEFIELD, VA 24605 7 Days A WEEK - 8 AM - 6 PM Cecil M. Toney, Mgr. Compliments Of Jones Furniture Gallery 2017 Bluefield Avenue Bluefield, WV 24701 NEW GRAHAM PHARMACY Established In 1935 Downtown Ph: 326-1166 Bluefield, VA 24605 Ms. And His Hair Fashions 340 North Street Bluefield, West Virginia Full Service Salon And Tanning Discounts To Students And Teachers On First Visit 325-3273 325-3367 MICROWAVES - REFRIGERATORS} PUTHERFORDS TV AND APPLIANCE CLINIC FACTORY AUTHORIZED SERVICE ON REFRIGERATORS - STOVES - a = PROMPT COURTEOUS SERVICE — ie ar — Cen GO — CEM =oege Finan: oe [BLITTON BLUEFIELD 326-3880 VIRGINIA RADIO DISPATCHED TRUCKS - 605 VIRGINIA AVENUE WELDING SUPPLY, INC. — 703-322-5496 P.O. BOX 626-BLUEFIELD, VA.24605 SWIFT MART CONVENIENT SHOPPING Open 7 Days A Week 8 A.M. Till 11 P.M. Phone 326-2113 EAST VIRGINIA AVE. BLUEFIELD, VA. 24605 Virginia Avenue Exxon 1917 Virginia Avenue Bluefield, VA 24605 =e - Your Complete Car Care Center Where ‘‘Service Is Our Motto”’ 163 4-Way, Tazewell, VA macarnrere | 326-1168 Or (703) 988-2572 AUTO PARTS | 988-5517 Or 326-1414 “Your Complete Source Church Building Supply P.0. Box 163 ELKHORN, WV 24831 1-800-344-0062 OWNER In WY 1-800-345-4633 RESIDENCE Donato E. BEHA 1-304-862-2205 (S) SENTRY LAND AND HOMES 1603’ BLAND ST., SUITE 4 — P.O. BOX 96 BLUEFIELD, WV 24701 Equipment Supplies Construction EMPIRE SALES ROS INC. Route 2, Box Bluefield- Tazewell ee Tazewell, Virginia 24630 SHORT STOP FOODS INC 3 Locations 164 ADVERTISEMENTS With Best Compliments From G.S.R. GUPTA, M.D., P.C. General Internal Medicine 14 2neotadiuma Or Office: Bluefield, WV 24701 327-7108 THE CUT ABOVE Four-Way Shopping Plaza North Tazewell, Virginia 24605 Phone: 988-6944 ME MOM’S FABRIC AND TANNING Open 9-5 SOUTHCORNER NEEDLECRAFT sae M r te ee - Me a. 2 + POEMS i Or ¥ . 4 aaa ste a | 2453 Washington Street ; Bluefield, West Virginia 24701 ZANE DALE CHRISTIAN Attorney Counselor At Law Bluefield, Virginia Telephone: (703) 322-5660 ADVERTISEMENTS 165 clic? Che ost” Bluefield i Community y Hospital TAMARA “TAMMY” GRAHAM MARKETING PUBLIC RELATIONS | 500 Cherry Street ¢ Bluefield, West Virginia 24701 304 327-2511 Ext. 5956 FAST STOP TABOR MACHINE Rt. 19 — 460W COMPANY Hot Dog W Homemade Chill 2 $1 P.O. Box 3037 Hot Pizza To Go Bar-B-Que Bluewell Station Fried Chicken . Yogurt Bluefield Big Selections Of Groceries West Virginia 24701 Discount Cigarettes Di tP Good Variety Of: OFFICE AND PLANT Car Products Oils — Washer Fluid Aptian ae eee Route 52-North Telephone “Cold Beer To Go”’ (304) 327-2431 166 ADVERTISEMENTS i SHEVRE LAWRENCE the BROTHERS INCORPORATED Challenge From the atom to the sun...the uni- verse pulsates with energy in many forms. The challenge is to find ways...new ways...to utilize the earth’s vast store- house of fuels in providing the energy needed for this nation to continue to be great. The means —innovative technolo- gies, exotic engineering, dynamic architec: ture — exciting advances that must come if man is to tap Nature's iode for the energies he needs. From the smallest part of the uni- verse to the largest...that’s the scope of the energy field today. The opportunity for P.O. Box 737 ogo eft ites ee Bluefield, VA 24605 APPALACHIAN POWER CoO. FOX AND THOMPSON Heating, Plumbing A C 1159 Bland Street, P.O. Box 590 Bluefield, WV 24701 (304) 327-6212 Authorized Dealer Routes 19 And 460 Bluctield, Virginia 24605 Phone 326-3688 168 ADVERTISEMENTS GOODYKOONTZ DRUG STORE, INC. P.O. BOX 1479 BLUEFIELD, WV 24701 Just Say NO To DR. B. L. SUSSMAN OPTOMETRIST TAZEWELL, VIRGINIA PHONE 988-2551 Your Family Housing Center WE CAN CHANGE THE WAY YOU LIVE CONGRATULATIONS Rt. 460 West GRADUATES Bluefield, WV 24605 Drugs J R Manufacturing, Inc. DC Plugs And Receptacles For Battery-Powered Mining Equipment Congratulations To the Class Of 1989 Bluefield Industrial Park Rt. 2, Box 173-F 703 322-5431 Bluefield, VA LITTLE BEAR MINING Bluefield-Tazewell Road (703) 322-3186 ADVERTISEMENTS 169 From Lowes Of Bluefield Rt. 19 460 322-3473 170 ADVERTISEMENT RAYMOND A. FROY certified public accountant POST OFFICE BOX 469 BLUEFIELD, VIRGINIA 24605 SUNFIRE GRAPHICS RT. 3 BOX 122A TAZEWELL, VA. 24651 Complete screen-printing services on : HATS JACKETS T-SHIRTS DECALS MAGNETIC SIGNS BUMPER STICKERS CALL: (703) 988-5563 VIRGINIA (800) 624-4132 OUTSIDE VA. The only company in the area that can offer so much... taking your rougn ideas and transforming them into a quality finished product. Anything from imprinted hats with your logo to magnetic signs identifying your com- any or farm. Call for additional information. LYN-DELL’S FASHION SHOP PHONE 327-8715 — 210 NORTH STREET BLUEFIELD, W. VA. 24701 ee ) ; ® A p “JRS.-JR. PETITE Wis MI : 4 SSES - MISSES PETITE se Me GHA ROLLE == == r= =uE = = REALTY 216 North Street Bluefield, WV 24701 (304) 325-2222 nl Gm LLTLI (703) 322-3444 216 SOUTH COLLEGE AVENUE (703) 326-3445 member AICPA ARATEX UNIFORM RENTAL services PO BOX 1027 BLUEFIELD, VIRGINIA 24605 (703) 326-1118 Pounding Mill Quarry Corporation Main Office — Tazewell, VA — 703 988-7519 Bluefield Plant — 703-326-1145 Rocky Gap Plant — 703-928-1500 Pounding Mill Plant — 703-988-2121 MERCER CRUSHED STONE PLANT 304-425-9584 CRUSHED LIMESTONE - LIMESTONE SAND FOR ALL PURPOSES OFFICE de R's Classic Autos ROUTE 3 - BOX 176 FALLS MILLS, VIRGINIA 24613 (703) 326-3394 HOT STOP 1319 Bland Street Bluefield, West Virginia John D. 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BOX 4317 © BLUEFIELD, WV. 24701-1817 174 ADVERTISEMENTS A T Pontiac — Buick AMC, Jeep, Renault 1015 Bluefield Avenue Telephone: 327-2411 We Green Valley am Bowling Center co Airport Rd. Bluefield, WV 327-0481 LEAGUES FOR ALL AGES: YOUTH, YOUTH ADULT, MEN, WOMENS, MIXED, CHURCH, ALSO GROUP RATES At Scott Stringfellow __. We believe we are in a unique position to offer our clients the fullest and most comprehensive financial advice and service. Our business allows us to make a full array of products available to you: ¢ Stocks Oe ¢ Public Finance ¢ OTC Trading ¢ Municipal Bonds ¢ Investment Advisory ¢ Life Insurance Corporate Bonds ¢ Research ¢ Annuities ¢ Government Bonds ¢ Mutual Funds ¢ Options ¢ Certificates of Deposit ¢ Money Market Funds ¢ Retirement Plans Including IRAs ¢ Corporate Finance Underwritings ¢ Mergers and Acquisitions ¢ Institutional Sales ¢ Portfolio Evaluation e Estate Evaluation PERSONAL INVESTMENT SERVICE SINCE 1893 Scott Strinafellow , Inc. Member: New York Stock Exchange, Inc THE FLAT TOP NATIONAL BANK of Bluefield | ederal at Raleig ee Bluefield, WV 24701-0950 Member FDIC mai 2 SKIP’S CHEVROLET REPAIR SERVICE COLE 24 Hour CHEVROLET Wrecker Service at Rt. 460 710 Virginia Avenue Bluefield, West Virginia 24701 Bluefield, Virginia 24605 | Phone: 322-1564 ADVERTISEMENTS 175 RASI'S IGH HOMETOWN PR@UI 100 south College Avenue uefiel A omen Business (304) 425-8987 ay Cc Re: Home (304) 467-8743 M, ; Home (304) 467-7307 aw ve RP a Specializing in: A.C. D.C. MOTOR PUMP EXCHANGE MOTOR PUMP REPAIR OF ALL KINOS CARLESS MILLS JERRY JENKINS P.O. Box 5758 — Princeton, WV 24740 176 ADVERTISEMENTS “CASH for TRASH’”’ D.S.1. Recycling Glass Aluminum Airport Road Newspaper Bluefield, WV Cardboard ARRY SPARKS Computer paper Casa Di Pizza and It’s Bigger And Better, So You Be The Judge de, LOCATED BESIDE THE GOLD BOND STAMP STORE Phone: 327-0308 ov, 0 Airport Square Brushfork Bluefield, WV (304) 325-7729 HWY. 52 NORTH PaOn BOX 91 BLUEFIELD. WEST VIRGINIA 24701 PHONE 304-589-3680 Interior Motives For All Your Interior Needs Residential — Commercial Ellen B. Lazenby Owner MONS, Compliments Of ROW Sa Gem Jewelers Diamonds Our Specialty 118 Federal St. Blfd. W VA 24701 Good Luck (304) 327-6191 WARLICK FURNITURE STORE, INC. Post Office Box 568 717 Raleigh Street Bluefield, WV 24701 COMPLIMENTS OF: Js FOUR PHARMACY WAST NORTH TAZEWELL VA WOODLAWN MEMORIAL PARK AND MAUSOLEUMS Rt. 52 North Bluefield, WV 24701 589-3451 Woodlawu Greenhouses, Vat. FLOWER SHOP AND GARDEN CENTER Bluefield Business Center 821 Bluefield Avenue Bluefield, WV 24701 304-325-3122 CARS 50ar. APEX HOBBIES RT. 61, GRATTON TAZEWELL, VA 24651 703 988-9005 LANDMARK FOODS Phone: 322-3300 ae Say RONNIE J. NEEL Rt. 2 North Tazewell Box 303 VA 24630 Jayne Cantley AGENT POST OFFICE BOX 1179 1601 MARYLAND AVE. BLUEFIELD, WEST VIRGINIA 24701 (304) 325-9232 (OR 325-2356) LEGION OF HONOR STATE FARM MILLIONAIRE CLUB INSURANCE COMPANIES Home Offices: Bloomington, Illinois 821 Bluefield Ave. Bluefield Business Center Bluefield, West Virginia 24701 Sid Moye Frankee's La Salute Club Phone: 589-6100 Al LUMBER COMPANY Rt. 4 Box 565 Bluefield, WV 24701 (304) 325-5793 RATLIFF’S ARMY SURPLUS Phone: (703) 988-4179 Owner: Ronnie Ratliff STROUPE’S KAR KARE Specializing In Custom Exhaust Airport Square 327-6814 Bluefield, WV 24701 325-3438 Did ADVERTISEMENTS 178 A HOMETOWN FRIEND BANK OF TAZEWELL COUNTY Virginia Avenue Bluefield, VA 24605 Phone: 326-1112 Other Offices: Tazewell, VA North Tazewell Fourway Shopping Center Westgate Shopping Center Fincastle Branch Member DUDLEY GALUMBECK SIMMONS ATTORNEYS GENERAL PRACTICE INCLUDING e PERSONAL INJURIES e DOMESTIC e REAL ESTATE e CRIMINAL LAW JAMES W. DUDLEY BLUEFIELD 728 VIRGINIA AVE. 322-4420 or cau 322-3454 (703) 988-5095 Peery St. Catr Tue. GROWING BIGGER BY SERVING BETTER uneral Directors 203 MAIN STREET E loor Covering TAZEWELL, VA 24651 QUINN MOBILE HOMES, INC. pte O0’QU O eae g i, h Comfortable, Desirable, Affordable lg agit Bn aes : a U.S. Route 19-460 Tazewell, VA 24651 Phone: 988-4917 ADVERTISEMENTS 179 SHOE STORE Downtown Bluefield And Mercer Mall Congratulations To The Class Of ’89 From Town And Country Veterinary Hospital W. E. (WALT) SUDDERTH GENERAL TIRE SERVICE MANAGER 1001 BLUEFIELD AVENUE Bus. (304) 325-8191 BLUEFIELD, WV 2470i Res. (703) 322-4525 Webster Beauty and LaShers Boutique 616 Federal St. P.O. Box 1913 Bluefield, WV 24701 (304) 325-7013 Sisson’s Hardware — Plumbing — Supplies 1204 Bland St., Bluefield, WV 325-7661 (304) 327-7509 Perdue Son Mn. Wallpaper, Paint Cacpet Co. COMPLETE DECORATING SERVICE TaN Frank Kersey Corp. PETE RAYMOND PERDUE 157 BLA ND ST. Owners BLUEFIELD. VIRGINIA 24605 FK, P.O. Box 727 Phone: (703) 322-5402 J and M Sports Bluefield Shopping Plaza 180 ADVERTISEMENTS Moore’s 2004 Princeton Ave Bluefield, WV 24704 VALLEY NISSAN Highway 460 — Princeton Winner Of The Merit Award In The Top 10% Of The Nation In Customer Satisfaction ROAD SERVICE MECHANIC ON DUTY WE PUT THE SERVICE BACK IN SERVICE STATIONS WEST VIRGINIA STATE INSPECTION BLAND ST. EXXON 1810 BLAND ST. HAROLD BONE BLUEFIELD, W. VA. 24701 MANAGER PHONE: 327-9854 COLONIAL JEWELERS OF BLUEFIELD Offers Lowest Prices On Quality Diamonds, Watches, And School Rings Jewelry Services — Stone Settings, Sizing, And Repairs 604 Princeton Ave. Bluefield, WV 24701 (304) 327-5053 WTZE AM-FM 1470 AM Modern Country 100.1 FM Adult Rock CBS Affiliate Conncert Music World Intersection 460, South 52 Bluefield, WV 24701 304 327-7058 Claypool Hill Mall Cedar Bluff, VA 24609 703 964-9049 B aR aa Realty JEAN BALL, BROKER OFFICE (304) 327-3559 HOME (304) 327-5552 2911 BLUEFIELD AVE BLUEFIELD. W VA. 24701 TOMCHIN FURNITURE COMPANY “A Name You Can Rely On” Bluefield Princeton Mullens DUDLEY yen hoice MEMORIAL The Funeral Home With The Church Chapel 729 Virginia Avenue Bluefield, VA 24605 Phone: 326-1141 510 Spring Street Bluefield, VA 24605 BLUEFIELD MONUMENT Co. BEST WISHES FROM Since 1922 Downtown Bluefield, Virginia Bluefield-Princeton Road For Love, Bluefield, WV 24701 For Remembrance, Forever Phone: 325-5435 In Princeton: 487-1508 Phone: 326-1174 ADVERTISEMENTS 181 Complete Motor Sales Service And Exchange Armature Rewind Pump Repair ABBS VALLEY ELECTRIC COMPANY Post Office Box 739 Bluefield, Virginia 24605 24 Hour Service R.S. (Sarge) Painter (703) 322-5488 Locally Owned And Operated Approved Reliance And Siemens Allis Service Shop Toshiba Distributor 182 ADVERTISEMENTS PETITE MART College Drive Bluefield, VA David M. Harris, M.D., F.R.C.S. Ear, Nose Throat Head And Neck Surgery 2125 College Avenue Bluefield, Virginia 24605 (703) 326-2635 By Appointment Only HARRIS’S GROCERY P.O. Box 208 Falls Mills, Virginia 24605 SPECIALIZING IN FRIENDLINESS Bluefield Orthopedics P.C. Yogesh Chand M.D. | Orthopedic Surgery (Bones And Joints) Specialized Care In: e Hand Surgery © Arthroscopic Surgery e Sports Medicine (703) 322-3461 1616 Cumberland Road Across From Westgate Shopping Center Bluefield, Virginia 24605 NATIONWIDE INSURANCE Smokey Blaylock 3243 South College Avenue Bluefield, Virginia 24605 Phone: (703) 326-1461 VIRGINIA ANN JEWELRY Quality Ils Remembered Long After The Price Is Forgotten 554 Virginia Avenue Bluefield, VA 24605 Phone: 322-5090 Graham Horal Co. 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Second row: Erica Chun, Julia Danko, Eursie Carey, Lynn Garten, Julie Wilkinson, Tracy Blevins, Kimberly Bovenizer, Lea Ann Wilkinson, Traci Richardson, Christi DEBONAIRES Graham, Kristie Long, and Genie Crabtree. 4h THE “ayy Z oO af Hi end � “2, oe 4 © Officers include, left to right: Chris Dotson, President; Betsey Kelly, Vice-President; Heather Alba, Secretary; Gina Poszich, Treasurer; Tra- cy Tibbs, Treasurer. 1 — Senior mem- bers include, left to right: Chris Dotson, Betsey Kelly, Heath- er Alba, and Wendy Wellons. 2 — Junior members include, Gina Poszich, Tracy Tibbs, and Sabrina Duncan. - Sophomore members include, first row: Amanda Griffith, Freshmen members include, left to right: Megan Phillips, Candice Sabrina Poszich, Terri Bratton and Carla Saunders. Second Beavers, Bridget Harris, and Debi Brooks. row: Heather Ruble and Courtney Litz. wy A SUB-DEBS (195) V4 MAGGIE | BENNETI a8. 1807 Jefferson Street — Where You'll Find Great Fun And Fashion — 10:00 AM-5:30 PM And Evenings by Appointment 325-8336 “THE QUALITY IS STANDARD oe KOMATSU ht yo Kish EQUIPMENT COMPANY 326-1296 oe VIRGINIA AVE. BEAUTY SALON COMPLETE FAMILY STYLING SPECIALIZING IN STYLING CUTS PERMS CONNIE SUE COOK OwnNeER Publisher: Editorial Staff: Staff members: Faculty Sponsors: KA Sy nen, - 3 816 VIRGINIA AVE. BLUEFIELD. VA. 1989 Colophon The 1989 GRAHAM Volume 43 Graham High School Bluefield, Virginia 24605 Jostens Publishing Company Clarksville, Tennessee Mr. Danny Boring — Representative Suanne Nash, Senior Editor Lisa Harman Andrea Jones Ali Folz Beth Garris April Lester Stacy Peery Shelby Riffe Steve Ruble Frank St. Clair Mary Wilson Kevin Wright Mrs. Deborah Hart Mr. Tom Helton Cost: ADVERTISEMENT BECKLEY, WV ¢ 304 255-4111 BRIDGEPORT, WV « 304 842-3511 ST. 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Nelson and members of SADD lead a discussion session at Graham Intermediate School. 3 — Freshmen (clock- wise from left) Sarah Westfall, Chrissy Hounshell, Debbie Hash, and Wendy Jones need to beware of Jennifer Wolford, who is mesmerized by the camera. 4 — Awaiting the bell are Billie Jean Adkins, Stephanie Proffitt, Bridget Addair, and Susan Slade. 5 — Trinity Crane and Jonathan Neal enjoy the new library facilities. 6 — Scott Blaylock wonders what Steve Sharrock is doing to Bobby Chappell. CLOSING 1 — Erica Cheeks and Badia Fountain converse while relaxing in the gym. 2 — SADD members amuse themselves on the playground between sessions with the Graham Intermediate fifth graders. 3 —New and returning students of 1989 include Jon Plott, Denise Doughton, Aaron Caldwell, and Ike Myers. 4 — Typing copy for the G.H.S. Press are Eursie Carey and Keith Woody. 5 — Leanne Spurgeon answers the opponent's serve. 6 — Cross country runners Jason Setser, Michael Magann, Robert Worley and Eric Edwards join together for a successful season. 7 — The conniving Mike Bhasin plots with his accomplice Genie Crabtree during the Junior Class Play. CLOSING OMRPRIBRUDRUROLINpERE meinen | 1 — Enjoying the new library are Alex Payne, Todd Wilkinson and Shane Rose. 2 — Friends Susan Buchanan and Beverly Wolfe chat in the gym. 3 — During half-time, Erica Chun directs the big-G Band. 4 — Scoring on a fast break is high-flying Ronell Mason. 5 — Marcus Latimer celebrates pinning his opponent. 6 — Keeping the scorebook for the J.V. basketball team is Aaron England. 7 — Shane Compton beats the buzzer with a tying shot from the lane against Christiansburg. _.. AND THE REST IS HISTORY Abel, Danny — 38, 84 ABEL, MARY — 26, 128 Addair, Bridget — 50, 197 Addair, Eddie — 50 Adkins, Billie Jean — 50, 109, 121, 135, 197 Adkins, Brian — 38, 93 Akers, Joey — 44, 120, 121, 123 Akers, Tammy — 13, 44, 120, 121, 123 ALBA, HEATHER — 3, 4, 14, 15, 26, 36, 58, SON OO 22S al s2el4a4 45195 Alderman, Scott — 50, 66, 80, 89, 135 Alley, Teresa — 38, 112, 134, 136, 137 Amburn, Joe — 38 Amos, Cynthia — 38 Angles, Susan — 38, 91 Archer, Rachel — 50, 103 Arthur, Mike — 56, 63, 72, 73, 74, 131, 132, 134 Asbury, Brenda — 50 Asbury, Danny — 38 Asbury, Janie — 12, 13, 38, 91, 153 Asbury, Tiffney — 50, 103, 125 ASHWORTH, CHUCK — 3, 12, 14, 26, 64, 65, NOG m2 7 mas aS, Austin, Chris — 50, 73 Austin, Vera — 58 AUTON, SEAN — 6, 26, 92, 110, 112, 133 Ayers, Bob — 16, 19 Bageant, Laura — 11, 50, 82, 103, 108, 120, T2952 Bailey, Angela — 13,44 BAKER, JOE — 26, 38, 94, 147 Baker, Katie — 38, 134, 136, 137 Baker, Warner — 10, 44, 119 Baker, Doug — 82, 102 Ball, Amy — 38, 112 BALL, LARRY — 26 Ball, Michelle — 44, 130, 135 Barbour, Lance — 6, 38, 72, 73, 102, 119 Barnett, Alice — 19 Barnett, Cliff — 50, 66 Bartlett, Reney — 50 Barton, Scott — 38, 130, 132 Bates, Tammy — 38, 97, 126, 130, 153 Baumgartner, Jeff — 44 Beavers, Bryan — 38, 66, 134, 153 Beavers, Candice — 50, 129, 135, 138 Beck, Melanie — 38, 91, 100, 119 Belcher, Kyle — 93 Belcher, Cary — 44 Belcher, Randy — 50 Belcher, Sara — 19, 23, 130 Berkley, Joe — 50, 85, 121, 122 Berry, Kim — 50, 70, 119, 122, Bhasin, Ike — 13, 38, 60, 90, 91, 128, 129, SY, hays Bhasin, Mike — 38, 60, 90, 91, 103, 115, L27 el 2Sel ZO 55a 198 Billips, Dee — 38, 119, 130 Blackwell, Heather — 50 BLACKWELL, MISSY — 6, 26, 37 Blackwell, Stephanie — 14, 44, 111, 116 Blaylock, Scott — 50, 121, 197 BLEVINS, TRACY — 26, 105, 127, 131, 132, 134, 147, 194 Boardwine, Stacey — 122 Boone, Kim — 50, 70, 103 Boothe, Aaron — 50 BOVENIZER, KIMBERLY — 3, 16, 18, 26, 58, HOS OS S128 Sle S251 334 ls6nL 94 Bowers, Kevin — 44, 60, 61, 71, 99 Index INDEX Bowling, Amy — 11, 44, 120 Bowling, Jeffrey — 50 Bowling, Tina — 94 BOWLING, TOMMY — 26, 96 Bowman, Bobbie — 19, 128 Bowman, Byron — 44 Bowman, Shawn — 51 Boyd, Michele — 44 Bradley, Debbie — 90 BRADSHAW, BRIAN — 26 Bradshaw, Tisha — 51, 122 Bradshaw, Travis — 38, 119, 120, 122, 128, 12935136 Brady, Kelli — 44 BRATTON, MICHELLE — 26 Bratton, Terri — 44, 195 Brewster, Jennifer — 39, 104, 111, 134 Brewster, Kim — 39, 132, 136 Brinkley, Lee — 51, 55 Brogdon, Lewis — 44, 73, 74, 80 Brogdon, Stephanie — 16, 39, 130 Brooks, Angela — 5, 13, 51, 103, 130 Brooks, Debi — 5, 51, 82, 120, 146, 153, 195 BROOKS, DELILAH — 27, 37 Brooks, Donald — 25 Brooks, Kim — 39, 100, 101, 136 BROOKS, RICHARD — 25 Brooks, Sharon — 39, 134 BROOKS, TINA — 27, 134, 153 BROWN, ERIC — 27, 37, 89, 136, 153 Brown, June — 2, 18 Brown, Rick — 72, 73, 119, 154 BROWNING, JAY — 3, 14, 27, 64, 65, 72, 73, tsVil, feley. Coly , IMiWe), abseil, ils Browning, Karen — 39, 97, 119 BUCHANAN, BOBBY — 27, 94 BUCHANAN, SATONIA — 4, 6, 27, 36, 57, ISOM isos 7 Buchanan, Susan — 51, 134, 199 Buckland, Michelle — 44 Buckles, Betty — 24 Buckles, Monica — 51 Budner, Judith — 19, 104, 152 Bundy, Frances — 19 Burkert, Michael — 51 Burkett, Greg — 39, 60, 104, 120, 121, 132 Burkett, Tim — 39, 66, 89 Burleson, Chip — 39, 115 Burnette, Earl — 96 Busic, Angie — 39, 119, 153 Butt, Jonathan — 51, 104 Byrd, Terry — 19 Caffrey, J.J. — 39, 62, 63, 73, 84, 85, 104, 110 Caldwell, Aaron — 178 Caldwell, Ed — 39, 62, 63, 73, 83, 133 Calfee, Kim — 51 CALL, AMY — 35, 37 CAMPBELL, MELANIE — 3, 4, 18, 27, 58, 59, ist. sy2, iliskey sys! Campbell, Missy — 10, 44, 147 Campbell, T.J. — 51 Carbaugh, Jeremy — 51 Carbaugh, Mark — 44, 119 Carey, Eursie — 10, 1, 39, 56,76, 77, 108, 109, 114, 126, 152, 154, 194, 198 Carlock, Glynn — 19, 23, 73, 74 Carnes, Chris — 51 Carter, Jennifer — 44 Carter, Jeremy — 44 Carter, Jonathan — 45, 135 CARTER, KAREN — 27 Carter, Mary — 39, 103, 128 Carty, Sandy — 51, 75, 103, 104, 114, 119, V2 2a OMS 2 Carty, Sherry — 11, 39, 103, 114, 115, 119, P21 2327p Como Ae SOmlos Chaffins, Martha — 19 Chappell, Bobby — 51, 111, 197 Chappell, Tim — 51 Cheeks, Erica — 10, 51, 70, 198 Cherry, Nathan — 51 Cherry, Richard — 39, 66, 129 Childers, Kerri — 10, 45 CHORRARRAY EEVe=—sl.cuee 7am lel yee Christian, Jamie — 45, 80, 107, 146 Christian, Lisa — 39, 56, 68, 81, 83, 106, 155 Chun, Erica — 3, 11, 39, 58, 59, 61, 81, 91, y7 ,, IEMs), AO), Wil, Wyss}, ial alaxey, TSK), ey. 138, 194, 199 Chun John — 45, 60, 61, 71, 135, 138 1 — Graham fans anticipate a pin. 2 — Jinxing the camera with her antennae is the two-toned Sherri Harrison. 1 — Chris Dotson prepares to bump the ball as Bessie Summers anticipates her move. 2 — Chuck Flynn initiates his strategy. 3 — Students enjoy Pack the House Wrestling during school. Cline, Kara — 39,97 Coeburn, Mike — 45 COLE, JON — 27 Cole, Philip — 51, 121 Compton, Josh — 51, 80 Compton, Shane — 3, 11, 39, 56, 64, 78, 89, 199 CORNWELL, DAVID — 96 Cox, Dawn — 39, 108, 119, 128, 134, 136 Crabtree, Genie — 39, 81, 83, 115, 194, 198 Craft, Tammie — 126 Craighead, Larry — 95 Craighead, Monica — 51 Crane, Trinity —45, 101, 116, 119, 130, 135, 197 CROCKETT, KIM — 4, 6, 27, 122, 134 Crockett, Sam— 2, 17 Cundiff, Jessima — 10, 45, 100 CUN DIFF, LAURA — 4, 14, 15, 27, 36, 37, 119, 129, 131, 132, 134, 144, 145, 194 DALTON, BARRY — 39, 91, 134, 194 Danko, Julia — 39, 91, 134, 194 Danley, Amy — 51 Davis, Jill — 6, 45, 152 DAVIS, GINA — 7, 121, 122, 136, 155 DeCamp, Jeni — 45, 135, 153 DEEL, HOPE — 27, 109, 121, 125, 128 Deel, Joy — 51, 120 Deel, Michele — 45, 120 Denham, Brian — 51, 72, 87, 103, 135, 136 Devor, Cory — 51, 71 DIAMONDIDIS, ALEX — 13 DOTSON, CHRIS — 18, 27, 56, 68, 69, 81, Soni 3414 5 S95 Dotson, Freddie — 12, 39 Doughton, Denise — 119, 198 Douthat, Justin — 128, 153 Dudley, Bill — 51, 66, 73, 74, 135, 138 DUNCAN, DWAYNE — 28, 134 Duncan, Sabrina — 39, 134, 136, 146, 195 DURHAM, SHONDA — 28 Durham, Tommy — 39 Dye, Brian — 51, 73, 74 DYE, PAM — 5, 28, 37, 57, 81, 83, 136, 137 E Earnest, Jay — 154 EARP, GARY — 3, 28, 64, 65, 90, 102, 120, LDP. NAS}, USS EATON, CHRIS — 28, 128, 132 Edwards, Eric — 39, 67, 87, 129, 147, 155, 198 Elam, Cary — 10, 45, 112 Elswick, Heather — 51 England, Aaron — 45, 80, 199 England, Matt — 39, 60, 91 Ernest, Angel — 51 Farley, Joe — 51, 138, 155 Farmer, Carrie — 51 FARTHING, FRANK — 28, 101, 121, 147 Fender, Michelle — 39 FERGUSON, CARL — 28, 108 Fife, Lisa — 45, 67, 135 Fisher, David — 16, 39, 66, 71, 89 Fitzko, Daniel — 51 Fitzko, Dennis — 92 Flynn, Chuck — 3, 45, 71, 84, 85 FOGG, DREAMA — 13, 28, 36, 136 FOEZeAL 2a Zo eS Om Om Om Lose 1IS2al 4142514391467 147, Folz, Amy — 39, 81, 83, 134, 146 Forney, Marq — 45, 73, 80 Foster, Steve — 92 Fountain, Badia 10, 51, 14, 198 FRANCIS, LISA — 28, 95 French, Beth Ann — 51 FULLER, LEIGHTON — 28, 95, 99, 109, 137 Gallemore, Tommy — 39, 90, 104, 107, 132, 136, 146, 155 Gallemore, Tonia — 39, 113, 133, 134, 194 Gardipee, Pam — 45, 108, 133 GARRIS, BETH — 4, 5, 28, 117, 128, 140, 141, 142, 143 Garten, Lynn — 39, 56, 68, 69, 13, 134, 153, 1155, 194 Giffen, Greta — 12, 51, 75, 114, 122 Gillenwater, Bob — 19 Gillespie, Nissa — 39, 132 Gillespie, Sean — 7, 52 Goddard, Rose Ann — 19 Goins, Lavonya — 52, 126 Goins, Todd — 45, 80 GOINS, MICHELE — 4, 10, 28, 108 Graham, Christi — 2, 11, 40, 106, 110, 115, 120, 123, 124, 128, 134, 136, 194 GRAVES, JEROL — 3, 28, 62, 87, 105, 119, 29 Resi Greer, Chuck — 40 Gremore, Angela — 52 Griffith, Amanda — 11, 45, 75, 121, 122, 195 Grimes, Levi — 52, 73, 138 Grimm, Scott — 40, 63, 73, 87 Grubb, John — 39, 56, 62, 63, 72, 73, 119, ie}, evel VUES Hagerman, Chrissy — 40 Hagerman, David — 52 HAINES, STEVEN — 28, 119 Hairston, Kenya — 45 Hale, Chris — 121, 146 HALE, DONNA — 6, 28, 56, 57, 134, 136 HALE, ROBBY — 29, 134 Hale, Shannon — 52 Hall, Candy — 45, 135 HALL, TIM — 29, 72, 73, 99 Hall, Tracy Lynn — 52 Harman, Kevin — 52, 121, 122 HARMAN, LISA — 2, 4, 8, 29, 102, 117, 122, 128, 134, 140, 141, 142, 143, 153 Harris, Bridget — 52, 82, 195 Harris, Danny Ray — 52, 94 Harris, Cecil — 40, 94 HARRIS, MARCY — 2, 4, 8, 29, 81, 83, 120, 12577131 613291335155,194 Harrison, Jennifer — 40 Harrison, Shannon — 52 Harrison, Sherri — 10, 40, 100, 103, 104, 119, 134, 136 Harrold, Steve — 52 Harry, Deborah — 19 Harry, Steven — 40, 112, 130, 132, 136 HART, ANGIE — 4, 6, 29, 36, 102, 120, 127, 128, 129, 134 Hart, Deborah —20 Harvey, Karen — 6, 20, 119 Harvey, Robin — 12, 13, 40, 104, 119 Hash, Anna — 3, 40, 58, 59, 119, 129 Hash, Debbie — 52, 120, 135, 197 Hash, Doug — 7, 40, 102, 121, 122 HASH, JOHN — 14, 29, 60, 61,71, 102, 105, 128, 129, 131, 134 Hedrick, Bob — 20, 23 Heffinger, Jerry — 40, 97, 18, 130, 133, 136 Heffinger, Ritchie — 52, 96 Helmandollar, Robert — 44, 73, 74, 84, 85, LOGei ZOO Index Helton, Debra — 20, 133, 194 Helton, Tom — 20, 141 Hendricks, Shawn — 40, 78, 79, 133, 154 Hicks, Jason — 40, 155 Hicks, Mike — 45 Hill, Jim — 45 HILL, KALVIN — 29, 111 HILL, KEVIN — 4, 29, 100, 110, 111, 152 HODOCK, JOHN — 5, 29, 60 HOLBROOK, BRENDA — 29, 95 Hollie, Shejuan — 10, 44, 106, 130 Hollyfield, Chris — 52, 73 Holston, Chris — 7, 40, 122 Hoops, Brian — 40, 62, 73, 84, 87, 119, 133, 134 Hoops, Bill — 52, 120, 135, 136 Horn, Bobby — 10, 40, 95 Hounshell, Crissy — 52, 197 HOWERY, CHARLES — 29, 134 HOWERY, DANNY — 29, 119 Huffard, Clay — 40, 60, 98, 127, 128, 129, 132s 3SeiS4! Hurst, Christy — 52, 122 Hutchens, Tony — 52 Hutchinson, Carole — 20 lreson, Betty — 20, 116 Jackson, Carol — 24 JACKSON, RICK — 29, 84, 85, 119 JAMISON, C.F. — 29, 37, 101, 102, 106, 121, T22 Res a28 Jamison, Wendy — 45, 122 Janutolo, Shane — 40 Jarrett, Scott — 40, 92 Jennelle, Brian — 52 JENNELLE, MIKE — 29, 96 Johnson, Barbara — 20 JOHNSON, JAY — 8, 11, 14, 16, 18, 29, 36, 56, 60, 61, 84, 85, 91; 99, 105, 114, 128) ikehl. Wey Johnson, Steve — 40, 73, 83, 84, 119 JOHNSON, STEVE — 3, 30, 64 Johnson, T.J. — 40, 64, 66, 90 Johnson, Travis — 40, 95 Index 1 — Todd King prepares to lunge toward his opponent during Wednesday afternoon's main event. JONES, ANDREA — 8, 30, 36, 105, 112, 119, 128, 136, 140, 141, 142, 143, 144, 145 Jones, Toby — 52 Jones, James — 21, 71, 122 Jones, Mike — 45, 66 Jones, Patty — 21 Jones, Wendy — 52, 197 Jude, Craig — 45 KELLY, BETSEY — 3, 4, 14, 15, 30, 36, 58, eek TAs, T 7 ., sil, Wee, Tye gal jive). iieys Kemp, June — 21 Kensinger, Eleanor — 21 Kidd, Eric — 45, 94 Kidd, Lisa — 45, 130 KIMBERLIN, MICK — 30 KINDER, JUDY — 30, 37, 102, 122, 124, 128, 136 KINDER, MARK — 30, 93 Kinder, Lisa — 18, 45, 110, 120, 136 King, Cynthia — 52, 103, 104, 136 King, Ryan — 3, 40, 64, 65, 73, 90, 106, 115, 134, 136, 138 King, Todd — 52, 66, 71, 129, 135 KINSER, BILLY — 5, 8, 30, 103, 128, 130, 132, 134 Kinser, William — 21, 23 Knowles, Jim — 10, 45 Kovach, Cheryl — 45, 122 Kuhn, Kyndra — 41, 93, 101, 103 i LAMBERT, AMY — 28, 30, 36, 57, 87, 106, 12a 29S SO el S4alsOm AG Ay, Lambert, Gary — 45, 100, 120, 136 Lampert, Polly — 24 LANE, TAMMY — 30, 37 Lane, Wilma — 21, 77 LANTER, GENNY — 11, 30, 34, 119, 153 Latimer, Marcus — 45, 72, 73, 74, 84, 85, 99, 135, 199 Law, Trevis — 41, 56, 78, 79, 99, 133, 153 Laws, Jennifer — 45 Lawson, David — 16, 46, 66, 73, 80, 135, 136, 138 Lawson, Jenny — 41, 91, 97, 128 Lee, Michelle — 10, 52,70 Leedy, David — 52, 120 Leedy, Jonce — 41 Lester, April — 10, 41, 83, 130, 131, 132, 136, 140, 141, 142, 143, 146, 152, 155, 181 LESTER, ROBBIE — 30, 56, 78, 79 Lester, Vic — 46 Lewis, Joe — 46, 96 Lewis, Matt — 53, 101 LEWIS, KENNY — 3, 5, 12, 30, 64, 65, 106 Lewis, Reese — 53, 133 Liberto, Stephanie — 53, 95 LINDSEY, ROBBIE — 13, 30 Little, Becky — 41, 101 Litz, Courtney — 46, 59, 135, 138, 195 LITZ, PAIGE — 2, 14, 15, 18, 30, 36, 101, L285 131M IS2eT40R Ta et 44R TAS Long, Amy — 46, 59, 76, 110, 135, 138 Long, Kristie — 2, 41, 110, 119,1 20, 124, 128, 194 Looney, Mark — 53, 92 Lovell, Connie — 46, 101, 126 Lowe, Jennifer — 2, 41, 91, 103, 119, 120, WAIL, 24s}. es), kee), aleye. Se: Lynch, Chad — 3 Lynch, Matt — 66 M MAGANN, MIKE — 1, 14, 30, 36, 67, 87, 99, 105; 113,128) 1297147, 155,198 Majcina, Jean — 24 MAJCINA, JOHN — 14, 30, 73, 134, 153 Malay, Beverly — 6, 21, 68 Mann, Rodney — 21 Marrs, Doug — 22, 74 MARRS, LISA — 31, 119 Marrs, Rick —74 MARSHALL, SCOTT — 31 MARTIN, ANGIE — 4, 31, 37, 104, 130, 137, 155 Martin, Michelle — 13 MASON, RONELL — 72, 73, 78, 79, 114, 146, 154, 199 Massey, Todd — 53, 73 Matthews, Jason — 46 MATTHEWS, KHRISTINA 31, 93, 134 Matthews, Laura — 2, 3, 5, 10, 41, 58, 59, LOS Saal 2ORI2Sa25 Maupin, Mickey — 53, 66 Mayberry, Roy — 46, 96 Maze, Nikki — 11, 14, 53, 75, 135, 154 McClanahan, Robin — 46, 110, 132, 135, 146 McClanahan, Doug — 46, 114 McClanahan, Tammy — 41, 153 McCroskey, Jinger — 41, 105, 120, 122, 134, 137, MCDONALD, BEN — 31, 89, 119 McDonald, Laura — 6, 10, 46, 146, 152 McFarland, David — 41, 105, 119 McGlothlin, Heather — 53 McGraw, Meredith — 3, 41, 58, 59, 88, 129, TS 2 eel Soma, McGuire, Samantha — 53, 147 McKinney, Sam — 64, 74, 106 Meadows, Roy — 2, 17 Meadows, Shawn — 41, 60, 91, 19, 129, 134 Meredith, Kim — 2, 41, 106, 110, 115, 120, 124, 128 Meredith, Steve — 46 METCALFE, JEFF — 2, 4, 8, 9, 11, 14, 18, 31, SO56 7s O21 O05 el 2a 20 2eul sine oA 1387155 Metcalfe, Anne — 53, 99, 120, 125, 133 Miller, Crystal — 41, 130 Miller, Dwight — 3, 16, 46, 64, 66, 127, 136 Miller, Heather — 53, 70, 114, 138 Miller, James — 46, 80, 96, 104 MILLER, LONNIE — 31 Minton, Craig — 41, 56, 78, 109 Mitchell, Casey — 41, 136, 127 Mitchell, Pete — 46, 97, 120, 123 Mitchem, Beth — 53, 130 Moore, Randy — 46, 73, 78, 79, 93, 154 Mosley, John — 25 Mulkey, Scott — 3, 16, 46, 66, 71 Mulkey, Rick — 22, 66, 74 Mullin, Brian — 53, 92 Mullin, Kathy — 53 Munsey, Jonathan — 53, 96 Munsey, Karen — 14, 46, 116 Murdock, Margie — 46, 97, 147 MUSICK, CYNDI — 31, 111, 121 Musick, Darian — 53, 120 MUSICK, LISA — 31 MUSICK, RYLAND — 2, 31, 103, 106, 120, 22e2S Myers, Ike — 198 Nash, Barbara — 18 NASH, SUANNE — 2, 5, 8, 31, 102, 128, 131, 132, 134, 140, 141, 142, 143, 197 Nation, Tom — 53, 103, 121 NEAL, ANDY — 3, 14, 31, 36, 64, 65, 131 Neal, Jonathan — 46, 197 Neece, Trish — 46, 111 Newton, Joe — 53, 85, 121 Nipper, Stephanie — 41, 55, 56, 57, 68, 69, 106, 113, 119 Norris, David — 53, 92 Northcutt, Tanya — 53, 120, 135 Nunley, Sandy — 41 Oakes, Felicia — 41, 56, 68, 106, 146, 155 Overstreet, Ricky — 53 [ Pace, Greg — 2, 6, 47, 107, 111, 120, 121, 123 Som SOmLA6 Palmer, Tony — 7, 41, 56, 62, 63, 72, 73, 78, 79 PARDUE, DEEDEE — 31, 131, 133, 134, 152 PARKER, ERIC — 31, 37, 87, 89, 138, 129 Parris, Gregg — 41, 105 PASCASIO, CHRIS — 13, 31, 37, 105, 114, £2107123.-1287129 Pascasio, Roland — 47, 73, 74, 100, 133, 138 Patton, Chris — 41, 72, 73, 132, 134, 136 Patton, Deby — 7, 41, 57, 97, 121, 122, 123, WSO eLS6 Patton, Mike — 41, 62, 72, 73, 74, 131, 132, 134, 138, 152 Payne, Alex — 16, 47, 66, 135, 199 PEERY. OIACY + 2, Gal 2nolwo gOlLe1 Oo; b227 137,138,,140,. 141914271437 147 Pennington, Angela — 11, 47,1 20, 124, 135 Peraldo, Michelle — 47, 130, 132 Peraldo, Rusty — 53, 73 Perdue, Troy — 41 PERRY, DAVID — 32, 36, 37, 128, 131 Phillips, Chris — 53, 80 Phillips, Megan — 53, 82, 89, 135, 195 Plott, Jon — 198 Poe, Dayton — 47, 119 Porshia, Andy — 16, 47, 66, 120, 123 Poszich, Angela — 41, 76, 113 Poszich, Gina — 41, 56, 68, 83, 91, 132, 133, 1 — Pam Dye falls to her knees and prepares to hit the ball as Lisa Christian comes to her aid. 2 — Maneuvering his opponent is Marcus Latimer. 155195 Poszich, Sabrina — 47, 82, 132, 135, 195 Proffitt, Melissa — 47 Proffitt, Stephanie — 53, 135, 197 PRUETT, CARMEN — 28, 32, 102, 128, 131, 132, 134 Puckett, Eugene — 53 Puckett, Jason — 41, 89, 97, 100, 128, 153, I e¥s) Puckett, Kim — 41, 110, 134 Puckett, Tommy — 41, 131 Quesenberry, Paul — 54, 94 Quesenberry, Terry — 3, 12, 41, 64, 107, 108, 134, 153, 155 R Ramella, Anthony — 47, 80, 97 RAMELLA, CHRISTINA — 4, 14, 15, 32, 36, (Oesd Ole 28132, 134, 1442145 Ramey, Jennifer — 54, 122 RANA, SOPHIA — 3, 5, 32, 58, 101, 128, 131, 132 134 Rash, Danny — 7 RASNAKE, CHRIS — 41, 8 9, 101, 130, 133 RATLIFF, SCOTT — 32, 119 Reardon, Regina — 54 REED, TAMMY — 32, 105, 121, 122 Rice, Melissa — 47, 126 Richardson, Traci — 47, 82, 97, 100, 109, 111, 120, 138, 146, 155, 194 Rieger, Randy — 3, 41, 64, 128, 134, 137 RIFFE, BETH — 32, 37, 104 Riffe, David — 47, 96, 88 Riffe, Liz — 42, 103, 119 Riffe, Sheila — 42, 91, 128, 136 RIFFE, SHELBY — 2, 4, 32, 36, 107, 116, 140, AeA Cana Sel 4 ee 5) RIFFE, WAYNE — 5, 32, 97, 136 Riffle, Cora — 47, 132 Riffle, Corina — 47, 132, 119 Riffle, Lee — 47, 92, 98, 102 RILEY, CHARLES — 32, 95 Riley, Louise — 42, 96, 103 Roaten, Kari — 42, 134, 136 Roberts, Mike — 47, 99 Roberts, Virgie — 24 Robinson, Erik — 3, 11, 42, 64, 73, 74, 90, LOG a1 121315138 Rohrer, Tom — 22, 23, 130 Rose, Shane — 54, 109 Rose, Stanley — 47, 107, 120 Roten, Chris — 47, 96 ROTEN, LILLIAN — 32, 95 RUBLE, CHRIS — 32, 132 Ruble, Heather — 47, 120, 125, 195 RUBLE, STEPHENIA — 4, 6, 32, 36, 128, 130, 13451 3607 RUBLE, STEVE — 2, 32, 89, 99, 128, 140, 141, 142, 143, 147 Russell, Andy — 7, 16, 54 Russell, Bob 22, 23 Russell, Randy — 54, 80 Rutherford, Chris — 42, 60, 132 Salaita, Mike — 47, 199 Salaita, Miriam — 22 Salyers, Charlie — 25 Salyers, Ann — 54 Sarver, Dennis — 47, 104, 119 Sarver, John — 42, 91, 103, 12, 132, 133, 134, 136 SARVER, CROCKETT — 32, 104 Saunders, Carla — 10, 48, 122, 135, 195 Saunders, Robert — 54 Sawyers, Eric — 54, 120 Scarberry, Jim — 54 SCOTT, BECKY — 14, 18, 32, 102, 103, 121, U22 e241 2829 elo Scott, Brian — 42 Scott, Kyle — 54, 120 SCOTT, NINA — 13, 23 Semones, Lynn — 42, 105, 120, 132, 147 SESCO, LYNN — 12, 33 Setser, Jason — 42, 87, 90, 91, 101, 128, Total eel 52a ob el9S Sharpe, Duffy — 42, 134 Sharrock, David — 48 Sharrock, Stephen — 54, 66, 119, 197 Sheppard, Heather — 48, 122 Short, Brian — 54, 66, 71 Short, Pam — 42, 105, 106, 120, 125, 132, 134, 294 Shrader, Chris — 42, 94 SHUMAKER, RICHARD — 33, 95, 103 Index SKEEN, JASON — 3, 91, 128, 131, 132, 134, 136 Skeens, Barbara — 48, 126, 147 Skeens, Gail — 54 Skeens, Melissa — 54, 126 Skeens, Terry — 92 Slade, David — 54, 121, 135 Slade, Susan — 54, 197 SLAUGHTER, CAMILLE — 2, 8, 33, 103, 107, 131,134 SLUSS, MIKE — 3 Sluss, Neil — 42, 97, 133 Sluss, Randy — 10, 42, 112, 132 Smith, Eleanor — 22 Smith, Heather — 48 SMITH, GORDON — 14, 33, 73, 109, 153 Smith, Lisa — 12, 13, 42, 104, 153 SMITH, MICHAEL — 33 Smith, Molly — 126 Snow, Mike — 16, 48, 66, 71, 135, 138 SNOW, STEPHANIE — 4, 7, 33, 91, 128, 194 Sparks, Kevin — 48 Spurgeon, Leanne — 54, 70, 82, 101, 119, 120, 129, 198 ST. CLAIR, FRANK — 5, 33, 37, 99, 116, 117, W281 407 141 14201435147 St. Clair, Judean — 12, 13, 42, 76, 77, 128, 132 SSeS 4 alo) Staat, Tim — 42, 120 Stacy, Chris — 48, 72, 80, 135 Stanley, Becky — 54, 70, 126 Staples, Johnny — 54 Starling, Teresa — 48, 97, 100, 132, 135 Stephens, Ralph — 48, 102 Stephens, Shannon 42, 94, 131 STEVENSON, REGINA — 33 Stiltner, Leon — 54 STIREWALT, JON — 6, 7, 14, 33, 36, 67, 117, TTS RUZS Lo Stroup, Connie — 42, 119, 128, 132 SUDDERTH, DENISE — 4, 33, 37, 102, 105, TZ 22a 2Ow Como Ze eo6 SUMMERS, BESSIE — 3, 56, 68, 81, 83, 119, iSY0), eye. aeys) Summers, Clara — 48, 70, 94 Surface, C.K. — 54, 73, 138 SURFACE, CHAD — 14, 33, 72, 87, 131, 134, 146 SWEENEY, CATHY — 33 Sweeney, Lacy — 48, 96 Swetnam, Kurt — 48, 73 Z2 2 Z Z SWIGER, CYNDI — 34 + Tabor, Angie — 42, 101, 120, 125, 134 Tatum, Wayne — 54 Taylor, Michael — 54, 92 THOMAS, JENNIFER — 4, 34, 99, 101, 105, PIZPLI Sal SO pl sie loo THOMAS, ROGER — 13, 34 Thompson, Kristen— 54, 135, 136 Thompson, Mike — 42, 92 THORNSBURY, CHARLES — 4, 34, 101, 119 THORNSBURY, ED — 34, 96 Thornsbury, Lisa — 48, 116, 130 TIBBS, SHANE — 34, 137 Tibbs, Tracy — 42, 106, 130, 134, 154, 195 Tignor, Connie — 10, 48, 130 Tignor, Danny — 42, 92, 110 Tinsley, Bryan — 10, 48, 80 Tolbert, JoeAnn — 24 TRENT, PERCY — 34, 78, 79, 121, 129 Tu, Spencer — 42, 90, 91, 155 Turner, Bruce — 48, 92, 98, 102 Turpin, Michael — 42, 105, 110 Valeyko, Brian — 43, 84, 119 Vaught, Stephenie — 5, 43, 104, 120 Viers, Anthony — 43, 121, 123 Viers, Charlotte — 22, 128 Voll, Monika — 48, 153 W Waggie, Nanette — 91 Walker, Deana — 54, 82, 109,1 20, 125 WALKER, KAREN — 7, 14, 15, 34, 76, 128, 131 Walker, Karla — 11, 12, 55, 75, 138, 154 Wallace, Doug — 43 WALLER, CHRIS — 5, 43, 91, 112, 128, 831, 134 Pate Warburton, Charity — 14, 48, 113, 120, 125, 194 WARE, DALE — 2, 34, 117,1 20, 123, 129 WASHINGTON, KIM — 4, 10, 34, 114 WASHINGTON, SHONA — 4, 126, 152 Watkins, Johnny — 43, 89, 91, 105, 111, 117, iS3aalos Waugh, Debra — 22, 101, 108, 116, 117 Webb, Lasonia — 55, 82 WELLONS, WENDY — 34, 195 West, Mark — 55, 126 Westfall, Sarah — 55, 108, 120, 136, 197 Whaley, Anne — 5, 22, 23, 88 Wharton, Bryan — 7, 55, 122 WILKINSON, JULIE — 34, 127, 131, 132, 134, 136, 194 WILKINSON, LEA ANN — 34, 120, 128, 131, 132, 134, 136, 194 Wilkinson, Todd — 55, 101, 121, 122, 199 Williams, Crystal — 55, 82, 83, 119, 120, 121, ILA), ibs}ey, eke} Williams, Gary — 22, 74, 79, 104 Williams, Julie — 14, 55, 75, 120, 129 Williams, Krista — 55, 114 Williams, Lisa — 43, 111 WILLIAMS, MARY LYNNE — 4, 34, 102, 128, — 131 Wills, Joey — 55, 93 WILSON, MARY — 2, 4, 34, 107, 116, 128, 140, 141, 142, 143, 147 Wilson, Mickey — 48 Witham, Jody — 55 Wolfe, Beverly — 55, 135, 199 Wolford, Jennifer — 197 WOLFORD, PAULA — 35, 88, 97, 130, 136 Woods, Nikki — 48, 135, 153 Woodward, Tim — 22, 74 WOODY, KEITH — 7, 8, 11, 14, 35, 56, 62, L213 nO OZ OS ml Za 2S aS ees oe 1345 138el98 Workman, Cecilia — 10, 48, 100 Workman, Eric — 48, 73, 135 Workman, Heather — 43 WORLEY, ROBERT — 7, 10, 35, 67, 87, 88, WHA, ANZA; Ukeyee isis, lays! Wright, Barry — 55 WRIGHT, KEVIN — 35, 37, 108, 116, 117, 140, 141, 142, 143, 147 Wyatt, Jeffrey — 55, 80, 135 vi Yost, Lori — 43, 59, 90, 106, 112, 132, 152 Yost, Shane — 55 Yost, Tanya — 43, 90, 112, 119, 132, 136 Yost, Tommy — 43, 78, 90 YOUNG, MIKE — 13, 35, 93, 101, 113, 133, 137 Young, Tony — 43, 63, 72, 73, 74, 87, 105, TOGA 7pa lS 2 Youngs, April — 43, 48, 113, 126 Youngs, Missy — 17, 92, 113, 134 L ZIEGLER, BRENNA — 4, 35, 119, 121, 127, 136 we ne eee FY a a ieee aa dude We MASS You aret ae GOo Nig) eee Spo ey Lay ae) 4 ORs ral S Ans Tl We tet be 4 re eae tray Age’ Oy ge ae Nd ALNNOO T14MaZv.