Green Run High School - Equus Yearbook (Virginia Beach, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1988 volume:

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THE STUDENTS SUPPDHT RUSE SHADES ABUTE THE EEST. N I by n '56 -5 o g 1 sis 65,5 fg . ' i 0 .' ',i.0.0.df 43 0 s '.,' 1'-.Au'q! f Q.K g.f' y:.'J, E, :teak A y,'5Q:2 Q 051 Q , ,.. 1 :O -.?'.,gl' 6 V' sf 9- 3 f, .-N-S., 1' 1 :Q f 1 . ex gg l 1,:m:! J.. . ,H qw. f W..- ' xi'- QA!! I . pq lx -N. N, :. C' ll ' H '. XX f- f. Q, 2. -. 'if SA y ,, MQW A ' S I g- y I ' ir f ix if. . f .,. 5:41 ' w g .z ,za A iya 5' 21 -E ll I 'l'Qx I b ' Q 1 ne-'irf' t iv . A 41,1 Q Qi ' - gi r 1 0 't w-'sffo , ,, 3 '., 'wana i p 2 -wean, TIIE BRIGHT TIMES EAR GUTWEIGHED THE GREY. BUT GNGE AGAIN, THE STUDENTS PRGVED THEY WERE SHADES ABGVE THE REST Z , 4 A, '- S , ..T,-,.s 4 L .x, -0-4' My toes are cold! SCA volun- teers brave the freezing cold to sell concessions. lt's hot The Bonfire kept everyone warm, almost too warm. . ' v , v . 4 '. i. Opening ' ' ' . W J 3' . ' . if - . A I . 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'QE ' 2?-gig W Qxvyoxq 'v' .5 S' up N .sf ,M Vx by UCAN' JP' Q Jugs' of is Y v 597659 'I 2 Student Life Qlleen and DI inCeSS HOIIV Daniels and Kenyatta Aban- athv show Off their Winning SfnileS. TneV are joined bv Jason Schuyler and MF. ELQHCD. Jennifel' Ral nSeV CiiSDlaVS her twirling talents to the exci- ted Cl OWCl. MF. Fl'enCn and last VeaI S King Jason SCnUVlel' stand in for n'1iSSinQ King and prince Jaycee Hal'I'iS and Allen Hack- mann. Band members diSDlaV l'nUSi- Cal eXDeI'tiSe n'IUCn to the crowd's delight. The CDUHZ... Court MGYUDSTSZ Paige Skiptunas, Tim Wiiii3lT1SOI'l, Samiya Sf8iliI'1QS, T3i'iK ESQUGITH, Michelle BOWTTIEIYI, Bill ViS3Qe, and Kl'iStSl'1 DGHZIT JON voorheis, Beth Mccutchen, SOFWEI DGIZCUZCIF3, TODV Pet6l'SOi1, HOIIV D3l'1ieiS, Jeff Butler, KEFIVSUIS AD3I'13ti'lV and Liz POellI'1itZ. MiS- SinQZAiiiSOI'l Si'l6eT13D,M3I'K SCi'1ITliClt, and Nl6'iiSS3 lngfam. HDIVIECDIVIING 'I 3 H W f ,f 1, , 4 , I r . ' I 4 of ' 1 S The Game... W , - 1 , . It WaS a Friday nignt , but the mood WaS qifferent. Cars packed one by one into tne parking l0t searching fOr a parking space. Standing in line fOr a ticket seemed to laSt forevever. This WaS because of .... l'i0rneCOrning. l'l0rneCOming WaS no common affair this Year. The pep rally proved to be a grand SUCCeSS eSDeCiailV when the football DlaYerS nad the ODDOrtUnitY to cream their coach with a Die. At halftime the band exhibited their talent with an eXCeIIer'lt show. The homecoming court walked onto the field anxiously waiting fOr the ann0UnCeI'Tlent of King 'and queen. Cheers of approval rung OUt as KenYatta ADanatnY and Allen HaCKrnann were given the title of princess and prince. Tne crowd cheered even louder when Holly Daniels and Jaycee Harris were crowned King and qlieen. Homecoming WaS an all- out victory for eVerYOne when Green Run triUrnDned over FirSt Colonial in fO0t- ball! W , at I xx l x X .I l , . - . X N , l Wx 1 N x 1 4 Student Life . 1 . A ' . ' . g NX , , W,x , 1 .., . X r 1 V ,. 1 .1 r Q ' 4' v - 4 f -. , ' r ' '51 , P 5 K . 1 ,, ' Q I, 5, x, V . .i ,- L . 4 Q an 4x I lx, 4 g Aw- N. ,Q , z I l v. P Q . 5 ' 11 ' a , I- - . e I O Q . K 5 I if yi ' Q F . ,. up e -Q 'i N, A. ' Number 12- high-fives .it to ' the crowd ' ,ff - , 1, U A ' t Q'-gt S 5 dl JT' 9 '1 ,. .5 N ' I 1 M Q7! '1 ,,., Y.. ' n ' ,f5'j'5'1 4. ' 'vp , , Q lvjn' AF. V , Q' ,..,,,,, f- gf ji Afterasuccessfuyplav, Numbergr Spjrlt radigted'f1:hejam'-packed v ' ,. A, -' 24 fra i 3. , H' 'V 21 and 55 express theirjoyq I ,standson homefsider -' , '.L.f .- ,- r , 5 Q 'E' L A-g . N. -E I Ill, I . AV VII 1 3 ,I J, ' 4, H' , - ff J , I .4 l' ., I 1 f , 'K ' ffl! ,. ' I . 'J Q .- 74 ' 175 ' '.-, H4 42 AI' I4. f1'r '., - f I r'1'lj w1 1, It I XAMFH ll t rd, ,gf ' I., A n Aw' A. . 1 3 yr ,Q . I ' , V ., , 1 v The Spirit... AI1t3WI'1 Holliday Q3ti'l6I'S himself before 3 SDSC' t3CUi8l' D9I'fOf'm3I'1C6. SCA president V96 VEB Brown CFOWDS Jaycee H8l'I iS. With the Week of home- COl'TIil'1Q 3CtiViti6S D6- hind HST, Queen HOIIV D3I'1i6lS dances the night BWSV with GSCOIT Mark WOOCi3l'd. FOFTUGI' CIUSEH Steph- anie O'H3I'3 CFOWDS hef' SUCCBSSOI' HOIIV DBDIGIS. 'I E Student Life THE FOREIGNERS... ' ' X-. If Z' I LiVihQ ih 3 diffefeht country seems SCBFV. New people, new l3hQU3Qe, different CUFl'ehCV, etc. Just hOW difficult is it really? Hefe are some C1UeStiOI lS that were asked: 1. HOW does it feel to be 3W3V fl'Om VOUF home for SO lOhQ? AI'e YOU used to the AfT'leI'iC8h WSV of life? 2. IS it diffefeht OI' Sifhilaf to VOUF hOlTle COUI'1tl'V? 3. What do YOU like better in VOUF home country thah ih Afhefifla? 4. What do VOU like better ih Al'heI'iC3 than ih VOUF hOI'he COUhtl'V? 5. Do YOU have 3hY lOl' do 3hVl eXtI'3CUI'I'iCUl3l' activities? P3tl'iCi3 Sims said, lt's 3 new eXDel'iehCe. SOI'hetifTleS it'S hard wil P3tl'iCi3 Slma, 3 foreign eXCh3hQe Studeht from Sweden, thinks of home. l.Otte H3hSeh,3fOl'eiQh exchange Studeht fI'Om Dehmafk, chats with BI'OOKe BBITOWS. 5 . Y. -.Q Y EN 'F 13... ual when l l'hiSS l'T1V friends Bhd f3fTlllV. lt'S Vel'V diffefeht fl'Om Sweden. I like tF3hSDOft3tiOh Dettel' ih Sweden. The school system is better ih Sweden, too. EVeYthihQ is Che3Del' here thah ih SWedel l Bhd the weather is Dettef, tOO! The school spirit is better, too. Sihde FUI'e Said, lt's ah experi- el'ICe. l mean, VOUI' friends Zhd A .fa Q14 family are home living their life while you are here living yours. Sometimes you miss them a lot but, you usually get over it. Nor- way is much different than America, because you can go out and do more. lt's easier because buses and trains take you every- where. lh American schools, the teachers are better and the schools offer more activities. Foreign Exchange 'I 7 ll LTHE BAD SEEDL 6. I -J ' --- .dl Caffie Worley and Wes P MBQHI starred in Green RUITS DFOGUCUOH of The I Bad Seed, BS Rhoda Pen- ITl3l'K and COIOFIGI PED- mafk. 'I B STUDENT LIFE LiOU.Da NiCaiee StafS as ChfIStine Penfnafk, RhOCia'S fnOn1. Rebecca Bfagg, Staffing as MISS Fefn, chats with LIOUDa iViCaiee. iChfiStine Penn'IafiO The CUftain opened and thefe WaS a hush thfOUgh- OUt the audience. The play was starting... Caffie WOfieV DOftfaVeCi Rhoda Penmark, the main ChafaCtef of the DiaV. She starred with Wes Magill, LiOUDa iViCaiee, Constance O'Neai, Don Dennis Jf., CUf- tiss iViUfDhV, ReDeCCa Bfagg, Jamie FOWief, AiiiSOn Sheehan, ChfiS AnCiefSOn, Jeff Pool, and iaSt DLIt nOt le3St S630 Siler. If VOU SaW the play, then YOU Know how hafCi the aC- tOfS WOfKeCi and how well the play WaS DfOCiUCeG. Give CfeCiit to Miss Roupas and NifS. BfOCK fOf Showing US theif talents. The aCtOfS are nOt the OniV people to be n'lentiOneCii The technicians afe COngfatUiateCi, too! ! Efin iViOOfe, Chanda Ran'1SeV,anCi Tan'1fnV CfeeK help aCtOfS: Sean Siief, Don Der1nisJr., CUftiSS iViUfDhV, and aCtfeSS Re- Decca Bfagg get feaCiV fOf the DIEIV. The Play IQ The StOl'VQOeS that hO one is allowed ih the DUHCHDQ iUhleSS ne Of' she has SOmethihQ to doi aftel' 2110 D.m., but SOme StLlOehtS defvtnis I'Ule! Don't teehaQeI'S defy fUleS sometimes? Of COUI'Se. EVeh Ollfihg SChOOl the five mihUteS De- tween classes Seem to get longer. Some tea- Chel'S haVe mihUteS OI' SeCOhOS of QFaCe, wnicn means thOSe teaChef'S UhC1eI'StahC1 StLIC1ehtS' DI'iOI'itieS. What is the TDD PFIOFltV When socializing is over students walk to the parking lot hoping to catch a ride pop priority? Socializ- Ing!! ThOSe DeODle who make socializing What it is StaV aftef SChOOl to make SChOOl What it is. Without theSe DeODle thefe would be FIO SDiI'it, hO activities, hO SDOITS, in fact NO SOCIA- LIZING! Now don't think, Hey, that would be fUh! , because What else is thefe to do Oh Week- davs?! So, thiS page is dedicated to the many people who help make the SCHOOI vynat it is. Ah effort is maOe to SOClalIZe eVel'1 C1Uf'ihQ fIVe mIhUte rush nour tI'af'fiC. QUalitYahO QUahtItYSOClaltIme IS always aftel' SChOOI EO Student Life Toys fOl' TOYS W3S ODE such 3C- tivity that Cfeen RUN IWEICI Santa Came to town in Dec- ember! HI. Green Run holds a lot ofactivities from Toys for Tots to Bon Fires. To get these activities on the ball it takes enthusiastic, organized people. Fortunately there are people like that at Green Run. Activities are important to our school. It shows other schools that Green Run has its act together and that we can actually per- form. Activities also say a lot for the school that is holding them. Face it, Green Run, we gOt what it t3kES!! ACTIVITIES... ACTIVITIES 2 'I IVIR. GREEN RUN! Y . ,.f.1. 'rf' ' Tony RVDBFCZK, Mark WGSVET, MHYK WYH6, Lathan BBHEV, Tim Willi3I'T1SOf1, TOFIY Cespedes, Lamar GHCFESII, TFOY Cole- man, Lorenzo MTYCHGH. NO 006 C30 S3V that Cfeen RUF! is 8 chauvanistic school! This Veal' WBS OUI' first MF. Cfeefl Run Dageant! FIOCKS of girls SHOWSC1 UD at the CTOOI' GYTFIQ to SEE those QOFQGOUS CFSGIT RUF! QUYS. The COf1fIeSt3I'1tS Wefe TONY Rvnarczk, Mark WESVSF, gratulations fO3llth6 D3QG3I'1tQ06l'S Mark Wylie, Latham Bailey, Tim Willi- and to all the C0rIt6Stal1tS. 3l'TlSOl'1, and Tony CGSDGCES. Tim Willi8mSOI'1 WON the bathing Sllit COI'It6St. It WBS an EXCTUFIQ event and the QUVS worked hafd. COD' 22 STUDENT LIFE 5? A in, I Q xi-'nav Showjng off is definitely a char- acterlstuc of these courageous men. MEFK WYHE and MBFK Weaver show off theil' SIUHZ! lil' Tim Willi8mSOn CHSDISYS his DGQCYI AI'lOtl'1ef' COI1f6St2Int DOSES in front bum fashions. of the Camefa. Mark Weaver and Tony RVDBFCZK stand back to watch the other COD- testa nts. NQR. GREEN RUN 23 Dating: what is there to do? The institution of dating, for a while, began to become ob- solete. Students racked their brains trying to figure out what to do with their Friday and Saturday nights. It was time to dump the movies and go back to the basics. Students, being banned at nightclubs, have turned back to roller skating and ice skat- ing in groups or with that spe- cial person, Romance has DATING... KI'iSteh Dehart Shd Bill Visage Shafe theil' time between classes. crept back with romantic Bhd cheap walks Oh the beach. For th0Se with less graceful ClU8litieS, bowling h3S held strong. P3I'tieS are Still the best bet. There will aIW3VS be an 8DUhd8I'1Ce of QUVS 3hCl girls lOOKiI'lQ forthat SOl'TIeOhe special orjust looking for fun. Although things to do Oh dates Seem SC3I'Ce, the basic dating scene has COme back. -Pallla Brown 24 STUDENT LIFE 'Va X fir- : 'ti' gn... 'I I I 'H-56 Angie McDonald and Steve Ham- ilton Snuggle near the locker be- fore class. gi -4 SS fi , 3-' ,, X1 ,.' Z-3 lr? ,'x!f'7'l . A I s R .,: Q- .. N I i 6 Y , 'l ' .ri x if' 4 xi OT- '- i K, n ,'.,, had r .sfi tfz f QL, , -rl' I i L ' , X Eddie Sim0I1 and Beth Basto will St8Y tOQefhef' thl'OUQh thick and thin. sl' Q , V .,,,, , .,,,-f 1 fx --,. N Q ' -x r N 'ii-. -- ,4 L af ,ff 2. 5 'Q f-5 3,1 ,,:,,4, ' F ia ? sw. EF A I Q AJ. SChi3f'1O kisses Nicci Nor- ton en OI l the cheek. AITW O'COI'Il'10l' and Jim Stllede- mann are One of the fT'l3f1V cute CO uples at Cfeen RUN. Dating 25 TOGETHERN ESS... C Beth B3StO, ChI'iS ASHITIBD, and CIIBFK Moore Dal 3I'OUl'1C1 before CBSS. Cindy Howick Smif'KS at Kenny PfiCE'S funny f3C6. L r-' -'-'-'--1 jx J? ll ll 9 Il Il 26 STUDENT LIFE lr Jeff Donahoe is going to wear this hatwhetherhelikes itornot. Middle Left JOhl'l KUl'ldO and Steve COl'IeV Smile 35 they thihk of what thelf weekend holds. TOD Right: Chris Ashman and Ame EI'TleFiCK tl'V to Q0 to class but afe StODDed to DOSe fOI' the camera. fi! Everyone wants to be popular! Some people feel down on themselves because they aren't the person they want to be. lt's hard to be thoroughly happy with yourself when these feelings are pounding you down. There are many groups of friends at Green Run. I guess they are considered cliques. Every person is popular within their own cl- ique. Whenever life's little lor BIGD problems come up, there's al- ways someone to talk to. That's what togetherness is all about at Green Run. Cindy HOWiCk holds Or1tO Marie NOOI'l3I'1 35 they tfy to get to ' CIBSS. Together-ness 27 FUND RAISERS... i l ,- ,, ...- -.S nm' . -.-414 I+ 1 I f I , X lil- ,,.- , A Al'e YOU SelllhQ C3hClV D3I'S? is 3 fFeQUehflV asked QUeSflOh IO all C3hC1Y bar S3leSDeODle. EB STUDENT LIFE A heCeSSltY for 3CtlVltleS, like Dahd fI'lDS and DFOITI, is to hold fund raiSeI'S. Without them there would be hO 3CtlVltleS OUfSlCle of school. lf'S only COl'T1mOh sense to raise fT'IOheV SO the 3CtiVlfV VOU Want will be BC' fU3llV held. C3hdV sales help dlffefeht clubs Qaih the right to Q0 Oh field U'lDS, etc. The Senior ahd Junior Cl3SSeS have Clif- Easu I fefeht fUhCl f8lSef'S to Dlah ahead for fUtUI'e Cl8hCeS SUCh BS DTOITI ahd Flhg- G3hCe. FOf'the DGSI three vears the sopho- more class has tfled to raise enough I'T'lOheV for Sh Emerald B3ll ...l'T'I3YDe thelf dream will COh'Ie UUE some day. EVlClel'1tlV, fUl ld raisers are WOl'Th the time and D8tlehCe! MF lVlIllEI' and MS. LEWlS an- HOUFICE fl'lE WlI'1f1El' to tl'1E await- IFIQ COntESfal'ltS. 1-111-i. .v .Wav VEE VEE BFOWFI FEIOICES as STIE is CFOWDECI Miss GFEED RUF! 1988, Diana BOFSOD YYIOGEIS HEI' SfVlE to the aWECl crowd. Alot of work WEf11IiI1tO tl'lE Miss CFEEF1 RUF! DaQEaf1t.OI'1 FI'l- ClaV, FEDl'UaI'V 26 tl'1E QlI'lS Cal'T1E in fOI' ClI'ESS I'El'lEaI'SalS and Sat- l.Il'ClaV aftEl'f'lOOI'1 tHE Qll'lS aI'ICl IUGQES fT'lEt at Saxbv's fOI' a lLII'1Cl'lEOI'l. Tl'lEV CUSCUSSECI What WOUlCl DE l'laDDEI'1ll'1Q at tl'IE DaQEaI'1t and DEfOI'E tl'1EV KNEW lt tl'1E night had al'I'lVECl. Tl'lE COI'1fEStaI'1tS WEFE ViVlal'1 Brown, Diana BOFSOFI, JEI'1I'1lfEI' Ral'T1SEV, LlSa StaI'1lEV, Susan BlDDY, Kim Eckhart, Katl lV BUFKE, Juli Hilt, and Kathy Ward. All of the girls exhibited fantastic falEf1tS from playing tHE VlOlll'1 to dancing by StI'ODllQl1t to INXS. lVlS. GI'lfT1StEaCl,tl1E SDOFISOF, Cl'lOfEOQfaDl'1Ed tl'lE QlflS' ClaI'lCE. As the giI'lS showed their stuff, the 3r1XietV thickened and finally tl'1E WlI'1I'1ETS WEl'E af1I'1OUl'1CECl. Tl'lEV WEFEZ lVlOSt COUI'aQEOUS - Kim ECKl'laI't, M0512 TalEl'1tEd - JEI'll'1lfEI' RaI'T1SEV, Miss Con- QEI'1lallfV- Diana BOl'SOI'1, 2I'1Cl RUHDEF Up-Juli Hilt, 'lst RUDDEI' UD - LlSa StaFllEV,aI'1Cl finally tl'lE VIEW Miss GFEEH Run of 1988 VlVlaI'1 BFOWH! COf1QI'atUlatlOf1S to all! SDO1ZIight - The CDYICGHC of the Year Bono, U2's lead singer, sang only to virginia Beach on Friday, December I 11 and Saturday, December 12. 130 Student Life EVeFVOhe seems to agree that U2 QeheI'ateS a Ceftaih eheI'QV that hO other band Cah match. Wheh they first ihtl'OdUCed themselves to the world ih 1980 With the release of their fiI'St album, BOY, they received a loyal DUt Small audience. With every album SihCe then, U2 has had a growing hUmDel' of followers. 'with their sixrn album, THE JOSHUA TREE, U2's audience has become ehOI'- mOUS ih size.But hO matter the size, U2 keeps that special DOhd with their fans that makes them Uhidue. Oh November 20, when the radio ah- hOUhCed the Sale of the tickets for the DeCemDeI' 'i'l ahd 12 ShOWS, it WaS hO SUf'Dl'iSe when eVel'VOhe Weht tO Stahd ih lihe. lt WaS fI'eeZihQ, DUt it WaS worth it! Said Cihdv Howick. Howick, 3 SehiOI', alOhQ with ff'iehdS Chl'iS ASh- mah, Greg FOVehahd, Bhd Ame Emerick The Edge kept hiS hat Oh eVeh when the Df'eSSUfe rose. Adam ClaVtOh showed hiS StLIf'f to the crowd at Hampton COliSeUm. Larry Mullins Jr. kept the rhythm going as the fans screamed for more. camped OUt ih line fOI' seventeen hOUI'S. With the EdQe'S guitar, Adam ClaVtOh'S bass, Laf'l'Y Nlulleh .lf'.'S df'UmS, ahd lead Sihgef Bono's fihgihg voice, U2 haS Deeh lahled The Bahd of the Year for 1987. But maybe mar Should be, The Bahd of the EiQhtieS. - 5-ng Emerick U2 131 Ar X N -mje Beach... f .ml . . Q f U19 LJ 516+ JM' M ,wtjjxlliwbx lillfydllkll H,'LfllM5j5l2k will Mmm all fl li M1475 F M fi glbcflfl llllllfiwxlilll MW EN O OHM. Qi ,ll ffl M NJ glllwwl 1- - 1 E gb ,M 12.1 ' If . 5, r 'ss '- .f: - ' fi r . ...L X ' - I ' ,, , pd, ew- - 75- a I .x-. ,J . .., X Lx 1' Ndnx N' ' v Q . ' ' vw- -rf' . - - , FPS ff. g 1 V . ,IBS--.1 . ig-i'jg5',,,.,f, ,,, my . ' 6. ' -i L !i'..:: V. .9 Q 0, .Q , , Sxjxk 1 I V A- . - '-T' lm Tne CIOLIOS l'Oll by ZS time D3SSeS OVel' Vifginia Be8Cn. 32 Student Life '. iq? -1- , i - - , - ' , 'ui-nz-4-J --' Mx ?v' kv - 1- '. XX The be8Cl'I is kind of like 3 SVmbOl for Green Run. Wnen YOU SSV that YOU gO to 3 beach SCl'lOOl people tnlnli of Green Run, Fil'St Colonial, PI'inCeSS Anne, Kempsville, Cox, Kellam, 8nCl B8YSlOe. The students at Green Run Dl'3C- tlC3llV llVe for tne lJe8Cn. Beginning in MBV at 2200 D.m., NlOnCl8V through .,. i. 1 , 5 'l2'x: , .1..-.' - . up ' .X - . x 0 ' . X. TT1 ' ' i - -..-V - - -A - -.X N. xs .E. . Q. Q' Av . Fl'lCl3V students race to line beach. SOme get UD in the morning and hear the De3Cn calling tnem by name lverv loudlvili. TneV seem to have to gO there lmmeCll3telV even though they might have to SKiDafUlI dav of edUC3tlOn! Somehow tneY don't seem to feel guilty-right Ame, Chris, Cif1dV, Betl'l?... 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L4 rl, l 1 V I 4,9 ' yifng dr 'A pw 0- xk Plflj I l-115 .....2.L..vrnlwn l y. mv 1. I Q i x yu. A sg W whit: 1 Q f i r' 'W V' A -. ' Ll X ...fit ,,x 1 1 4 1 l Q X l G i 'fl A A X' .lil A 1 r x5 Qx A,,1n lm C C36 UNDEFICLASS UNDERCLASS UNDERCLASS 1 Mu K ft-.Q-R nf K , l nm l 1 ! sur i r l l -we , , as 7' .N Mini l 5 'I . , O 1 X P , 4 . 1' '. I V ..:T?'!i, ,. W- -.Y,, -..mei Q5 an , 2 I 41, , H C- ' ' .. , 4: , : , . z ' ' Q Si . 1 , I ,it g ,Vg - VM W, -. . ,i . 1 3 i' . -i 'v: -1-, ar-w - Q1,,iw: 7fh'- ...... I . ,L buf- .. . ii- f - t .. F X ,L AR Q I I if ---'-'JMSZB Y .. ,. ,... . ,. ...M H. ,...-.-,. -.,.+,..,...e.... ..- .. eu. , use .. . ,,........ A.. FFUBBPBBION. Mona Pescuel and Susan Kletter suffer from yearbook burn-out. Whatta ction What is the largest section in this yearbook? The Underclass section, of course. Bigger than the rest, this section accommodates the ECJCIO-plus sopho- mores and juniors combined. To emphasize the size and strength of these students, the sophomores and juniors were united under one name. The Under- classmen. We worked hard to make this section one to be remembered. To make this possible, long hours and weekends were spent designing layouts, brain- storming ideas for articles, typing them, and alphabetizing and numbering mug shots. Even though there were many setbacks, our deadlines were met. Nlany memorable photos were captured of juniors and sophomores to reflect on those special mo- ments of their year. -Evelyn Ware, .Joy Daquilanea, Lyn Leandado iliilliil K Who? would noppen if your porenrs found oui oboui 'Somew- ing' you have done lney would yell until they didnt novo o voice lefl. 135111 Depends on 'wlnof' l did l339EiJ Killed We Lilo Resfriclion MSW Dissovyned l 73,1 UNDEFICLASS UNDERCLASS UNDEFICLASS C37 I Slllliill I li your house wos on fire. whdl would be me firsr lliirig youd groin? l d lhrow ClOTheScJf1C1 myself our me window-Trociee Taylor Plclures, ond my Penny louiers-L P My Checkbook Clfld my dlomond eorrlrigseivifa Willis lvly comforter to wrcip myself wllh' lamb Dorman Forget my Stull, ld wolczh time house burn- Ador n Spence l l f, ion!!! 'fr f?li'lE'l1l:z' C T N D . f ,, , 1-1 E - -2 i i 'ifiHQli'f 'Er -.: .. 35 'wi '-was V ' ' Q, I' '5' -'qi . LJ' rr i l ..... ,. 1 I i I ,Nfl ,' TX QL Q 5 N H 4 I ' A 1 ' ., ,, , , ,,,, , , .. Old YBIIQF. Anyone can relate to the big yellow vehicle. a main means ' of mass transit to and from school. 5 . The Big heese lt's been called many things: Old Yeller- , Yellow L.imo , The Big Cheese . and just, That Big Yellow Thing . lt's that large automobile called a school bus that gives students free rides to and from school. lt is mostly occupied by non-driving sophomores and juniors who don't have cars. lvlost students dislike riding the bus and believe it is an uncooI disgrace. They are forced to rush in the morning and after seventh bell to catch The Big Cheese . l-langing out with friends or going somewhere to eat directly after school is impossible. The Old YelIer also has a mind of its own. After waiting fifteen minutes under pouring rain and gust- ing fifty mile-per-hour winds, it decides to come around the corner. and sometimes even pass the stop. There are some things that make riding the bus bearable. Catching some lost winks. riders recuperate from a late night. The shake and bake jerking of the bus doesn't stop people from finishing homework. But for now, just tolerate it. Besides, it's free! iloy Daquilanea, Nl. Pascual, Fi. Damaso Ll. F'- IBE UNDEFICLASS UNDERCLASS UNDEFICLASS i 1-.- ,-.4 1 I -..ui 9- 'ii l F Tit l.. R if rf li . 4 ,Lx A Q ff' xi-NSSLU' J 5 . yu ,Y fx X gfiii mi, 'Q 5, :ff V l ' 3,1 ii f nf- 1 ' f if B :Em 6 mp .' :M K FV 4 'SK Km x A A Ji r l , 55 Q- s:,l+f'V X , N.. K E ik .sl Wm in C Y ml ' A X Barnes QU b James Bartreal 90 g ' Michele Bauman QU ' .RQilDh3QWi51Q 591 r ? Hazel iBayli1Snr B9 ' l 2 Shannon -Bayly 90 K Sean Francis Beifer 89 C Andrew Bell 90 Beni Bell 90 l Chris Bell QU Cesar Benlrez 89 George Bennefr 89 Kurtis Bennerl 90 l.in Benneli B9 Randi Benneli QU Sieve Bennell 90 Delinda Benson C20 Tamika Benson 89 Scoll Bensons BQ Carlos Bernard 90 Kevin Benware 89 Veronica Berrios 90 Ken Berry OO Lisa Berry 90 Sharon Berry OO Jeff Beiiis 90 Doug Bianchi 89 Greg Bickford 90 Kris Billiei QU Mike Biliiei 80 Ian Billings QU Pele Biven 90 Mariana Bixby QU Slacy Black QU Tracie Black B9 Siacey Blacky QU Nolan Blanco BQ Brian Blancl QU Chris Bleasroe OO Michelle Block QU Rebecca Block Q0 Felicia Blount QB Parnala Blount BQ Sheriio Blawe 80 Yyerie Blowe QU Michelle Boaoa QU Gina Balch 80 Lyle Bolai B0 UNDEFICLASS UNDERCLASS UNDEFICLASS 39 Rudy B9 Coreylwsgordl 90 AIIGHG 90 Monly Boston 90 Melisso Boswell 89 Nolhon Boucree B9 Cheryl Bovoslro B9 N. Chris Bowden 89 R1 Jomes Bowen 90 Mlcrelle Bowmon 90 Heidi Boyd 89 Mellssu Boyer 90 Ellen Bovers 89 Helen Boyser 89 Brodley Bndgerfe 90 Jomol Brodley 90 Mlchelle Broclsnow 90 Jennrfer Brody 89 Angelo Broncn 90 Reno Broncn 90 Dovlo Bronson 89 John Bronurn 89 Robin Brosneors 89 Joson Broun B9 Budd Brenelrn 89 Denise Brelond 89 Donny Breslln 90 Don Breslln 89 Kip Brierley 89 Jon Briggs 90 Don Brllev 90 Poul BTIDSOU 89 Tonlo Brlnson B9 Vvonne Brlody 90 Jodl Broooy B9 Vlcky Broody 90 Morgorel Brock 90 Devonlo Brooks B9 Trovls Brosrner 90 Slove Brower 89 .Jlrnrny Brower 90 Doroy Brown B9 Dennelnc Brown 89 Jennller Brown B9 Jennlfor Brown 89 Kcrlrlrlo Brown H9 Kelly Brown B9 MlCrlc:llG f5rOvvr'l 89 Sncdwn Brown QU Tornnly Brown 89 rflfllbli Brown 89 Crlrlffll Brllrrlllryld OU Srllrrlekl Blur'rlllc:lcl VU fr-ilvls Brllrr'llleEECl 9U Jf,:rnQ:'5 lJllJYTlSQ y' 90 'QV3l9lklfll'3'u Bwnlrll 89 Cm'-gn ll Bryarlf 90 Jusmrl Br ,fl rr'll 90 Mill lhl fl ir lf 'Fw lr lr f 0r,'1Ll',rw +C' lgrlr l'llll1'l'lllrAllrl 2 r Pill' llllqrllzfrl 1 fflliu Elin gil V- 'JN ',,lll:rlllll1l,ll ll, vi. QAM' l.wJV,r,, I .J lil All lr lr' fill L' l lu 1- ll' fyl f r l2 . ' l 1 l I 1l'rll ll l ,'r -r ll l'. o K l kr A A ,l .A 'Klan Q 0 .'fXl ii.L.L Ai it v nnmgddl P W W B rx 1 A f rf'-r yy -. ,V - iv ? ' A F' T-U1 5' 0- . K' .,' Y X F ' ...ad 40 UNDERCLASS UNDERCLASS UNDERCLASS Q I. J .,k 1 g sQl1iOI'itiS- Marissa Cruz discusses her future plans with her friend i Jeannie Perez. .Eg . FV 1 Jumping 4 1 I fn.-. L , C LEA . .ii Nj f 2 1 . - 1 . i ,I Juniors For our fellow juniors the jump from junior to senior year is a major step in life. Marissa Cruz thinks her senior year will be fun and interesting... it will be my last year, but scary because it is my last year. Through this transition juniors mature and recognize responsibility. Lisa Lucas adds, Senior year is going to be a breeze. The majority of my academics are taken care of, so finally l can kick back and have fun. The stakes are high: graduation and college are right around the corner. Terry Wilson says, lt's going to be a fun, but hectic, schoolyear. With SAT's and choosing the right college. the year schould go by quickly. These years are said to be the best years of our lives . l can't wait! says Hazel Eaylon. -Lynn Leandado Ways To lorlure your parents. Com jzlimj Ignore Them IZOWJJ Slay home. llffkj Dorm Tell Them where you ore. lliifkj Whining. UW Be perfecl. lfifkj ff UNDERCLASS UNDERCLASS UNDERCLASS 41 siliklm l The killer POOVIQS Less lhori Zerc: Diny Doricirig Fowl Allrocilon Prlricesfi Bride Uv-jf? --6.7. :jLQi1 -..1 !-gy.. A illf -uv-4' V .WW .Y Vvr- V-. --ll POP! lt's people like this who make unwanted psychedelic prints on pants possible. WARNING! , AWWK' GUNI' Losi Boys ' l Lo Bomtxu I-ie strfolls into class. wearing his spanking-new stonewashed fifty-dollar' jeans. Casually. .Joe Stud eases into his made-to-conforim-the-body school desk. After- scamming the nearly full class of eligible females, he relaxes. propping his feet comfortably on the book r-ack below the desk ahead of him. Ex- pecting a long, ver'-bose lecture fr'om his teacher, he cooly slouches in phepar-ation. After' fifty minutes of counting the teacher s um's . the bell rings. He Pushes to get up. but his jeans are cemented to his desk by...uggh! Gum! Nlany people suffer' through this humiliating experi- ence. The ninety-nine year' old gum under' a desk makes a nice psychedelic print on a new outfit or' a pair of new jeans. People place their' chewed, juicy gum under' the desks to salvage their' hides from detention: or they just can't put it anywhehe else. Fiight! But anyway, it does make a pair' of ordinar-y jeans noticable. 42 UNDERCLASS UNDERCLASS UNDEFICLASS Nc .4 B l 'i l f:',- I ag , ,1eg:,wf- X. w UPA, J S 4 Q 4- 1... N l rn wr , r , 9 S avi gf! Q i 4 :K l ri l Q 0 v za? fi if -1 'C ' ll A will . me-, I., ,,. .. , ,..Q , Xi-xy 45? , .W ,V .Hx Joanna Colacsan 90 C 5995353 COUWGIINQO - . Steve Calhouh 89- Nicole Coll 90 . Sierra Calloway 89. A Jason Colo 89 W Lee Campbell 89 i Jennifer Campion 90 y Denise Campos 90 T Julius Campos 89 ' Heather Camsky 89 , Leslie Conant 90 M Jay Canal 89 i Jerrel Cannon 89 Melissa Cape 89 Jayme Carder 89 y Eric Carina 9U Michelle Carlson 90 Karen Carmack 90 Thomas Carplrio 90 Jerlmy Carr 90 Wendy Carr 90 Andrea Carter 89 April Carter 90 Lori Carter 90 John Carrier 90 Daryl Carver 90 Kimberly Case 89 Dana Casey 89 Jenifer Cassroly 90 6 5 ' A ilvlark Cassidyn89g Ron Casrillo 89 DGUDIS Castro 90 Roy Cosrro 90 Mark Cave 89 Chris Chackhey 90 Traci Chamberlin 89 Toad Chamahey 89 lvllchelle Chaney 90 Tanyalle Chapman 90? Chawlarie Chavez 90 Michelle Chayrs 90 Clnay Cherrsler 90 Afllfil Cherry 90 Tina Cherry 90 Mohr Chessan H9 TIOCIG Cheslerman 90 Anrhahy CHIUUWI 9lQl !XrWr'lQ Chlrly B9 plc: Ql'lClDlll R9 UNDEFICLASS UNDERCLASS UNDEFICLASS 413 - 90 K6lfifTClQlK9199 l C'f1v99f oomi.cluvborri-90515 Garry ClegForh 89.51 Alino Tracey Clemons .89 Joson Clerren 908 cievelond,jQ0 Korren Clifford, 90 Kim Clifford 90 Mike Clifford 89 Cheney Cline 90 A Dion Clisso 89' Chris Cookly 90 Scott Cookermon 89 Greg Colburn 89 John Cole 90 Krisren Cole 90 Shelli Cole 89 Tornoro Cole 90 Tino Cole 90 Andre Coleman 90 Jennifer Colernon 89 Troy Colernon 89 Vince Colemon 90 Kennelh Colene 89 Jeonne Collos 90 ,Justin Colley 89 Jeff Collier 90 Anogo Collins 89 Cririsrine Collins 89 Mel Collins 89 lVllCf'l63llf-3 Collins 89 Shoron Collins 89 Tino Collins 89 Joyce Colobong 90 Pool Colrrone 89 Chuck Colvin 90 Choo Comfort 90 Cnorlene Condro 89 Jodi Condro 89 Joime Conley 89 Heolher Connelly 89 Williom Conner 90 Chris Conrod 89 Reggie Cook 90 Tirn Cook 89 Corlos Cooke 89 gf gr -.alle ifgxoor 89 Reginald Cooper 89 Yasmin Cooper 89 Joson Cope OO Domon Cooelond 90 WllllOrYl COQUJZ 89 Kevin Corey 90 Roo Corey 90 Srficirg- Corley 89 leoriooo Gillmor 89 1 , lim, -lf Nlfik f.,OlOr'ic1dn,n Qll f,.lllJ fLw ',5lUlG'N .FQ r , , 'rr fi lflrlmrii f,,r,.irr'i+li W , , r ,ly l-1 wi K ylliyll fl i. ew' 1' ruin, H4 lX,l will 8 l i I i, r , '- 5 1, ,' 1' I In N ,v QQ U 1 v l 9 , , J l P ' : lv M7 hw i 1 8' . .. ll il - .l I .0 1 ,J . N 1 X C C AQHA? '1l 1 gps' -414 UNDERCLASS UNDERCLASS UNDERCLASS I X gli 'E ,vw 1 L. i 'z l ! i S i 3 fa- E Z 'Qalg , l - l 1 l i l l . l , 3 , l r .l. ir., x 5 X . A gif Y I 1 x I L. pw' ,,, 'vs 1 U U A A L, 1 n 11 l L N ' s 5 Ou 'qfevh X iw Y as sd -f Q 1 1 , . E , E l l 5 2 I l , . 2 M 1 z WTP' FIQUFB It out! Peoples lockers sometimes reflect the person who A owne it. But here, Stacy Freed's locker is a potpourri of old gum. 'Ag detxaa ngtx ,jf . Locker What is a locker? lt is a bulletin board decorated wall to wall with treasures and momentos we collec- ted through the year. Nlost lockers are shared by two students, but sometimes for convenience students share many lockers. With three, even four people using the same book dump it tends to be a bit crowded. All year it is cluttered. trashed, stuffed, and junked with books. paper, essays and homework one on top of the other, never to be found again. lvlessy as it may seem, we try our best to keep it organized. Some people may refer to it as a trash bin . We like to see it a a home away from home . -Lyn-Lyn Leandado What other langu- age would you like To speak? llalian. BB. Russian. DV, Japanese Ll.. Swahili. Susan K. English MP. LJFIEJEH CILJXESEBIJFUEJEHQCILJXEBEBIJFJEJEH CILJNEBEBAQES dj K, 5. , Guysl How do you inink girls dress? Trendy Q-Louie Ochove 'Ouirogeous' -V-Chris Reves 'Depends on ihelr p e r s o n 0 l prefrencesf M-Aninwn l-lollidcy 'Too much, gdwdyf -Greg Wilson L .f:.'S1 '39 PQDI' pencil. Our own pencils suffer some major abuse. Here Mr 1 H 2 lays serenly on the ground. i am No. E! Buzzz! The alarm clock rings. Great! Another day to die. Maybe he won't use me today. These are the hopes and dreams of an average No. 2 pencil. Fat chance! He'd just shove me into the un- known world, i.e. his left coat pocket. l hope this ride to school is quick. Good he pulled me out. Sheeesh! Calm down! lVly point might break. l can only take so much. lvly beautiful crimson cushion has now been depleted. Thanks a lot guy! Great! l-le just handed me down to someone else. .Just call me the public writing utensil. Clan you believe this? l-le's trying to twirl me! Ouch! Wow, life looks so much different here on the ground.. .I like it here in the corner... - Cathy Burke. Lynn Leandado, Mona Pasoual 48 UNDERCLASS UNDEFICLASS UNDEFICLASS rs ,H 3 fs R ,N ,X lm hr kg rv V i A5 4 L01 ln v f l l .1--an renew W F , if f.. .Q ,F U 1 5' X l X9 ' 1 V -Anvil 'X , .V '., . . -1,. - J f 4... Q,i2 '..'e+ .-2.1 li r -i N Qi , X v-is f- if s wrnr g n eil:-,fm MW x, L- 1 'X A N N. U' X33 'YW ,, in J F' WW 'Q-v X. 5 .x i i F . x 3 fail l 8 r l V i al' xl 1 ,L ' . L X x..., six l , .fzzlsszi g 4' ... f ,g l I S Qi 4 v: i l il , Q w . - ji l l I A ,.Q xi X: 1 D A 9 I ' x Lx D lvqi A X4 Ji! qi:--:SF , .SJ sg.,,.-,xxx ,1- K .5 . ... I- -L: : 0 1 ' ' TerryCox9fcr 9 cows Crdig 90 ralg 90 Crane 90 chris Crawford 89 Crabtree 89 C 8 Perrlcia Crawford-89 0 Linda Crawl 90 l Annelle Crawley y Mike Creoger 90 Ellioil Creekmore 89 - James Creighton 90 Michelle Crines '89 lvlichaelCroelgford 89 rmyu Crocker 89' U' l Rozanno Cromwell 89 Dennis Cronin 89 ' Cherie Crouch 90 y ChrisrCrouse 89 C 8 Raloeri Crow 89 Shelly Crow 90 .,.C Dennis Crowcleon 89 Doneva Crowdeon 90 Shelloie Crowder 89 EloineNCluz 90 . Mdrlssd Cru2 89 l Gdlen Cruze 90 y Stacy Cuffee 89 Tracy Cuffee 89 9 Kyle Cughberrson . Alben' Culanding 89 i Tony Culpepper 90 Kirk Cunningham 89 Rick Cunningham 89 , Bob Curren 89 Lisa Currin 90 Taro Curry 90 Max Cusier 90 Joseph Culrlghi 90 Sieve Curier 89 Chelle D'AQnosllno 89 Desiree Dagosiino 89 Rachel Dahl 89 SDODHOD Dallon 89 Ruth Damciso 89 Gina Damiano 90 Tony Dandridge 90 Typhanny Daniels 89 John Ddnsin 89 Stephanie Dansin 90 Dedee Danzinger 90 Joy Daauilaneo 90 Wilfred Darong 89 Wilma Darong 90 Denise Dardln 89 Michelle Darwin 90 Corrie Daisko 90 David Davidson 90 Juliana Davidson 90 David Davies 90 Cheryl Davis 89 Dennis Davis 89 Klya Davis 90 Phil Davis 89 ldmrny Davis 89 Brandy Day 90 Mike Day 89 Calvin Dayag 89 Kennerh Dayao 89 Russell Days 90 Darlene De Jesus 90 Andie Dean 89 La Noir De-in 89 Reggie Dean 90 Thorn Decker 90 David Delliooi 90 Lizd DG-quznwan 89 laid Delaljndr 89 M-,in Qieliinig-Yi , UNDERCLASS UNDEFICLASS UNDERCLASS 47 48 'jf -A' - ....,..,,' -. .. ,Q .'.4x..'.. .- nl. -- I. ' 'L' '-. f. ' L 'L' '90 ' tch 89' -Kevinbeloorch 90 Annabelle Delosvnno 90 Adrian Demoln 90 Nicole Dennision 90 Mork Denosio 90 Jon Dellfusno 89 Mcrcee JO Delloff S- . Chris Delmer 89 Kelly Deity 90 Doug Devoe 90 Eric De VON 90 Alben Dloz 90 Greg Dickey 90 Hue Diep 90 lvlleu Lihn Dlep 90 Slocie Dielrich 90 Willionn Dierrich 90 Freddy Diggs 89 Leevo Diggs 90 Jennifer Di G-iroldmo 89 Nikki Dillard 90 Tereno Dilldrd 90 Tereso Dillord 90 Adron Dillon 89 Becky Dills 90 Brion Dills 89 Neslor Dingle 89 Jonlne Dion 90 Sherry Dion 90 Joy Dipildro 89 SOYOD Dixon 90 Wendy Dixon 90 Robert Dlzon 90 Mercy Dodds 90 Vince Dodds 89 ,loson Doerlng 90 DGVIG Doneny 90 Michelle Dorn 90 Snone Donold 90 Nikki Donnell 89 Beln Donovan 90 lvlorllyn Doon 89 Anny Doubledoy 89 Jdirne Douglneny 90 Snoron Doudnely 90 Don Downie 39 Bern Doyle 90 Crolg Doyle 89 Avonfe Dozler 90 Mdnlcci Draper 89 Sid Drop-gr 9U Angie Drexler 539 Er-ilndon Drlskell 89 Donny Dror- 90 Eno: Dllbolz 90 jr l -. Fiflrfs Dllgl in '90 cldrncs Dllrll'll':n . PM illlln' fill! 'fly F-'55 y l5?ll,7 lil flilllllfllil Wil 'fyllrik fllllr l' 'Jll . ,W me rv .1 - 81 'W Y L.,Xl.Al ' V-. 910-5-. . My F- hm , l 4QQ . X Y A l I l Q I I Ja.. A ff-'V' 'r 411' 1 l X ,Q 1 'f l ,A -' i f fp l 'i-g, A ' 8 A' X ' b 1 . ji - I F fn'--'W gg' Q Q ,np y J A' .A 0,4 X X gy ' V 0 - 8 y j yll 1 l .. V, ihlllx-all slip' i 9 .mi wk f H ' K' s- ' U, x ' ,A j 6 Q 1 1 ' tx X A! , r Q J 9 W ,s K ' 'U s 0 it Q KA X, I Q I lllm. ll- ly llllllm' L ll UNDEFICLASS UNDERCLASS UNDEFICLASS Bjgl' N S. L- L 5 .sowm -,..,..t,, 'Salim l F rs N. 14 if I-DB8 of CIBSS. With the large sophomore class. the officers: Andre Coleman, Sheryl Valdez, .Jeannie Tugbang and Tracy Chesterman tackle some tough decisions. VVI-IATTA TEAIVI! Working with a class of 'l ,OOO students called for time, effort and dedication. This year's sophomore Class officers had just that and more. Together the four officers tackled decisions and motivated one another while planning the year for the sophomores. The officers: Andre Coleman, Cheryl Valdez. Jennie Tugbang, and Tracy Chesteman worked to unite the huge class through extensive planning of fund raisers and spirit activities. The class sponsors, Nlrs. Sharon Carter and IVlr. .Jim IVliIIer, found the class leaders to be responsible and energetic as they all worked closely through the year. Friendships, they all agreed, were made and will hopefully remain strong through out High School. Si iiiillll Girlsl Wiwoi no you liiimla doom? The wov guys dress? 'Casual' -Joyce Colobomg 'Depends on me WSCTHQV' e-iviiCVi6 Young 'Om of fiwe OYOIFTOW' -Aiioirie Scniloguel 'li seems like really dom core l' --Corp! Duff 'Womd be lim' LEAGUEV' efwfiw Domdso 'Sloppy' -KNO Geriucio 'Cool' -Teiuorio inomds 'Gm c stole of lip lOl' ' -Elmo hcl? Clones, ioddisn, no Qrigiricwv, ' -Cinglf' Lcrrbimcio 'Peewee Herrzcfi look oiikes' e-Knee Vee Biol.-.fr UNDEFICLASS UNDEFICLASS UNDERCLASS 49 siimlll Whcfs me most in- teresting thing you learned this veor'2 'Worerrnellons in Chino cosi S75 ' --xlolin Cole 'People reolly do poss Mr Kuhn fs clofis ' ----Kim Cservocio 'lo look oi fixings closer' WKN- Rob Kemolo 'leathers ore oil- ferenl here' -+--James Cjieiglwfom 'lylosi people weor neuirol color arieokeis ' ---Tony Doridiidge 'Mogi people woo: B K ls 'b- .Jonel .John- Sfil l. 'l-low fo ploy loom bull' -V-l.c,1rry lfvi'1nChO D ri fri 1-1 f r 'V ---f,lfJi'iifg-vw Liprnhos f . 8 BOOGIE. Here. a couple enjoys their perfect evening at ring dance . O Fling anc Phobia J ' The mere mention of Ring Dance causes havoc. One symptom is not being able to find a date. Some have to resort to CughhJ relatives. Another predica- ment can be the dreadful answer No. ringing in a crushed boy's head. Even a girl could be devistated when the Tom Cruise of her dreams asks her best friend instead. Cther problems can pop up even if you have a date. A couple of ways to keep from turning this night into a horror movie: '1 J Take someone with whom you can laugh and have fun. EJ Flent your tuxedo earIy.EmaIesJ BJ Have your dress custom made, so ten other people don't own it. ffemaIesJ 41 Buy the tickets. A must! 5J Ask Cad for the car keys early guys, so that your date won't have to cruise on a Schwinn. SJ Clean the car! Filling it up with gas is also nice. 7J Reservations at a restaurant in advance would be a good idea. A Big lvlac does not a memorable night make. BJ Have mucho dinero! SJ Corsages and boutennieres are a must! '1 CJ Have a smile ready for your parents fully loaded camera. 'l 'IJ Oh yah - Have Fun! --lvlarissa Cruz, Nl. Pascual 50 UNDERCLASS UNDERCLASS UNDERCLASS 1.-, WAI .4 N' r Q .4 I H1 l 3?- . .J 'il . iq., , l 40 ve ' ' ' lg r L f 9 9 I l K K, N U , mn- .agen i LM HE. 9 dr ' ..r A- ,Q 4. 'Y 9- 7 0 , . is W, n 9 9 A 511 If? f I V ' va sl ., PM is W 1 'Q x fri! ... 9 ' diqx .F f.. F 9 ' l - V 'ss -fl 1 ,E .A - 43 ' l P - F S 4 fn I Fl , 'U 7 gl. v 5190 Q -. iv it 11. ,'l , nl' Q li JYJ N: Z , 0. H I Z' ' Y Xi' 5 r' 9 A 0 : X f ,lltamrl .,s.r..l l ,H ' ill. lr -F E r F , ' 1 'Q ,,. 1 A 0.9 r,. ,. . 4- ,X LQ? J V14 f 5 4 Y. N f 5,2 Miro - lr' srl, ,Q rr, re-s .. 1 on ,v N. l xxx P s, K L Q l .ow 0 xit. A, , 1 M' 2 4 -5' EV .Q - 9 in . 4 i , 9 ,, or W , f X 4 ,N W if B' ,gi r ,P i ' . 1 r '- ., i F V100 - A 0 j x ig, X , ,Vi or of-fr ' ll li N , 2 ' '- ' IN 7 ir- ' 0. ' ' ' 44 N' E -'s Aus ' V '. X A . i xx l l l r X i ki x . rg E . lx! Shield Edoewaflrrh 89 David Edrnunson 89 I Warren Edqurlrang 89 Angie Edwards 90 Keith Edwards 90 Leslie Edwards 90 Mike Edwards 89 Roy Edwdmls 90 Stacey Edwards 89 Heather Ellis 89 Raymond ElliS 89 Cynthia Emerton '90 Rodger Erestaln 89 Jeff Erlkson 90 Kenneth Espirilu 90 Torik Esquerro 90 Jennifer Essing 89 Cheryl Estanlslao 89 Shannon Estep 90 Todd Estep 89 Shannon Ethridge 89 David Bherldge 90 Tracey Etter 89 Chele Eubanks 90 JR Eure 89 Steve Eure 89 Larry Evancho 90 Bobby Evans 89 Brent Evans 90 Devon Evans 89 l-looe Evans 90 Chris Everest 90 lvlatrhew Eyer 89 Kristin Eyre 89 Jeremy Fabrizio 90 Richard Facun 90 Calvin Falk 89 Sharon Falk 90 Grace Fallon 89 Kathryn Fallon 90 Mike Fantino Lizel Faulkner 90 lvlero Favors 90 Jackie Fedee 89 Rachel Federico 90 9 Erik Feeney 90 Angela Felton 90 Krista Felton Tirrel Felton 90 lvllkl Fensonn 89 Rodney Fentress 89 Jason Ferguson 89 Monique Ferguson 90 Amy Ferrnll 89 Roldan Fernando 90 Jennifer Ferrer 90 Chi Flllgrove 90 Tracy Flneqdn 89 Lawrence Flsackerv 90 Jarnls Fisher 90 lvlelanie Fisher H9 Susie Fisher R9 lvlary Fitzpatrick 90 Paul Fltlslntnrrrzs H9 Yvonne Pll?VYWFYlll'lr4l 89 Afll:lt?li,J l-lernn ring 89 J-ifrirlv Fllpplefl 519 lvllri liefle? Flora 'ell Gil Flores 89 Flfilinlwr z Flvlrlrg 9l'l lvllkfjf- lfljiijlua lffl l Lim lflildeity ' 1' UNDERCLASS UNDERCLASS UNDEFICLASS 51 52 Kenny Foglia 90 Amy Folahom 90 Robin roller 89 Diana Forbes 90 John Forehand 90 Nicole Foreman 90 Rick Foreman 90 Edwina Forrest 90 Kim Forsylhe 90 Lisa Forsythe 89 Brian Foster 89 Aimee Fowler 90 Jamie Fowler 89 Kendra Fowler 90 lawonna Fowler 90 Laura Fox 90 TJ. Fraaillaao 90 Sallie Frame 89 Michelle France 90 Brent Frank 90 Marr Franlz 89 Billy Freed 89 Siacey Freed 89 Andy Freeman 89 Marcos Freeman 89 Neisna Freeman 89 Prinka Freeman 89 Beth Friggy 90 Barbara Frost 90 lim Frasf 89 Mike Fry 90 Anissa Frye 90 Michelle Fuller 90 lara Fuller 89 Tanya Fuller 89 Vicki Fulron 89 Sam Funcness 90 Jeff Firray 89 SUIGG Pure 89 Clinr Farrow 90 Mlnna Fyke 89 Ariel Gabriel 89 Noralyn Gabriel 90 Chico Gador 90 Laura Gogliana 89 Frankie Gagnier 90 Qoben Gagnon 89 Paul Gallon 89 Gena Gall 89 Tnomas Gallihugn 90 Liza Gammon 90 Joshua Gann 90 Alvaro Garcia 90 Billy Garcia 90 Josephine Garcia 90 Glen Garalola 89 Arviv Gardner 90 SFlOlWfWOVl Ganrgri 90 biewari ipasian 39 f , lilliie? rsrgillrwg 90 Qrgcm GW l lriflgl Qi l rw l,l,1lJli'l fur-NSC' wil Mila if-'?lf-llllll 99 3 l'lE'?llk'i l z ,?'jllilI'Q' 'Ji i ri- fr , l 1' il l if-f iliirgia Qlf ffl, l,5Crr.li,1r,ii: lf,rll.I Wil f! l 'llfQ'il'X 'lliyli ill li if lal l -ll irr lri PW rv. ,,- all ,rl re, alll l lf iii-lu l li li,-r is PV' flmirii Gill ii Ai' Lll ly Ili Il -1- iii: ,, ,,l , l I l - , 1 . l l--. ' 'fuf lijlxxjl rf . i 1' K Q l A 4 IL - r l 1 . . . i fr .fy 'Q A -.2 .A -I 'A J rf S Xe ' , ' ' J 4,21 -xi v mi :A 9 ,J K l v F A .l W-V i 1 Sli F 0 'fi x X N Y' ' ' it l. X l 4: 1 5 l P 'K N, Q ., A Y .li . U I E 1 D Iwxim M l' We - A 0 H0 ' ' ' X- A .1 1 Q' X . X' y is K i xx Lk l J I v 'ffg r - A ,- fr n ' fr Y' . 1 4 fr- , . . f up A . g , ' ' K A + l N, .9 9 , u, as 1 : 4' xi 'pom- 'V' 1 X UNDERCLASS UNDERCLASS UNDERCLASS L .4 i . . L ...Ai midblix ' 'eg . ' '+G' Q, ,A .xy ' 1' 1 l aa.Xx j ,,. Q' I mi 0' A 5 - l . 1 ie. . f 5 ' gk M , ' l , FW nh? 4' ,4f'N 1- ., T, I l l - Y- . U ,..,. A y -A ff 'Sig V g . C2 A I xx-2 .V do . .5 1,!N- 5.1. Y , Q Z A ii . .null gyy y I K , b ',A l l. ., r ,I ' ' J v H H . 1 ,A Q' . I: is is 1 l 'T R 4, Q' I X 53: .1 l , f Q l v 'Til Next Year .... .. Waiting is the toughest part. but some of the best athletes had their beginnings warming up the cold wood of benches. While others pay attention to the starters. the benchers watch dutifully and tediously to perfect their-1 strategic skills and improve on tricks. Clne football athlete was quoted as saying he was glad to have at least made the team. All that time spent on the bench helped him in the following year to play productively and he became a starter. Benchwarmers have much patience and determina- tion which makes for a good start the following year. New moves and skills are practiced over the summer and come school time, the rejuvenated athletes rip the field. So benchers-'til next year ..... -Bobby Gray You know you ore o sophomore When... 'Ailei seven months of school, you slill dom know where the cofelerlo isf - C h o r y l o n e Chovez 'You oonl find The moin office. -More Wolroven 'When your oorenls finolly lei you oul on o dC1TG'.h --Gino Donrilono e 'When nobody gives you lunch money. -Mike Joyce 'When you ore in lOlh groclef -Jeremy Felorizlo 'When you sion foil ling' -Semi Holfi- wonger UNDERCLASS UNDEFICLASS UNDERCLASS 53 f 1 sllmll Hong Ours, Lyrrnhoven Moll ond Phoforr --lVllCl'1GCll Lutz In The Boi cove M-Chris Clork Dollor Days --G R Greenbrier Moll -Nl. '59, 1 j v.- ,, ., V ,4h.l,'f-g FP' .-Srl an r ri . f- 1 -3.--if. AINT. , 7 : --- f r4: ,f-1. ,DU MAN! Even license plates denote lingo. - 3 What's the eal?! '? Slang is the deal. How else can you say good fifty ways? Catch this: .... You come home really bummed after working at IVlickieDees. Then what REALLY rips you is your bonehead brother. thinking he'Il be l-ie-lvian, wrestles you and breaks your chaz legs!! You decide to kill him. but bump the idea: the scrounge owes you fifty bucks. Then to add to it. the hot guy you've been scamming on for eight weeks decides to ring you up, but is bustin' after five minutes of convo because you cen't say anything but Oh, Your day has been just the TOO killer day so farg now you're only in a blue funk and your legs are looking a sexy blue. Your 1960's reject parents come home exclaiming groovy and funky all over the house. Are they serious'?? , you think. So what! !! Life-'s a Betty! Who needs all of this when you can crash, or catch some tough videos on T.V ...... 41 . 1 , . .Q , ,lr N, 14' R lLx KD ' if F, ' F.. o. ,. ,w W A -gr 'N . UK , . rlh , I F' '1 l Li? f . 5- i' lg. -- l rl F t M 1 ' 54 UNDERCLASS UNDEFICLASS UNDEFICLASS X 4-LQ .. .7 fa r li X . f- V ,r . . ' YSK. ' T , T' Go 89 :.. Groncile 90 Gronr 89 Roberr Groy 90 Tnereso Groy89 T Dicno Green 90 T Bern Greene 90 Kristie Greene 89 T Tino Greene 89 r r T Roioerro Greenwood 90 y 4 Au F' 'j.. fg 9 . Jn. Y 1 ka i Wendy ww N X, ,A kcf. I r 3 gh? r ' gr 0, - F 5 5 I' e e x ,gil X ,gig U 4. or rr-GL 9- N W ff N ye., Hr Qi , i 1' A+' is .. ir- .T , if r 1 x 5 xl . - ' v H, rs A . . . E ! . , 8 x X Ales V r K' lr .. X rv . r , , 1 b t f A ' i x E iw 3 if V 1 -sei o r rs? 0 in V, ,,, .,-. I ' T' , , ., f ' ,3 'T' 2 ' 1, vi C: rr gm , F em T , T , r ' c .ii .rr im r 12 is x dx 4 f .J ' 2 1 if'-frrw f' EriX1LTfrrrie.i3 , Gill? 1, rr Liz.. r ,A S. Roberre Greenwood 90 Sonic: Greer 89 Pom Gregorre,89 ,.'c.,- ,rm 5 ' 'A Nicoiew 're-gory 89 Keilusn Griffin 90 Quince Griffin 89 Tommy Griffin 90 Aifredo Griffiih 89 Scorr Griner 90 Jock Groder 90 Jonornon Gronennonn 90 Trocy Groome 90 Sreye Grosnell 89 Lynn Grover 90 Mel Grover 89 Chris Grimes 89 Kelly Guerber 90 Roger Guerrero 89 Tim Gugliemini 90 rrzrrg 'AW9 John Gusriio 89 Becki Moy Guynn 90 Amy Hobie 90 T5AlierrH6:ckmC1rin 895 Cnonielle Hoger 90 Jock Hoiiey 89 Feiicio Hollsiock 90 Mory Ellen Hole 90 Mike Holi 90 ssmpr Hair sb Terrii-Ioil 905 Tony Holi 90 Bi!! HGIIOCK 90 Sornorno Hoirivyonqer Koiio Home! 89 Jeremy Homiiron 89 Steve Homilron 89 Tnereso i-iomriron 89 Terry Homer 90 Kolob Hong 90 SCOTT Hcniy 90 Ivlorcelio Honno S9 Lon Hnnnoulrer 89 Lone Hansen 89 Susie Hansen 90 UNDERCLASS UNDERCLASS UNDEFICLASS 55 X 'Qt Mike Stacey P' ' Kristie 89 Amy HCIFDBY 90 f1rr:r43Sl 90 Elaine Harrell 90 Keely Harrington'90 Dernetncei Hants 'N' Dorothy Horns 852 1 90 Elvin Harris 90 Jason Harris 90 Jonathan Harris 90 Kristy Harris Nell Hams Reggie Harris 89 89 89 Rhonda Andrea Harrison 90' Cecy Harrison 90 Scott Harry 89 Kevin Hart 90 Randal Han 89 Randy Hart 90 Connie Hartlove 90 Jenein Hartman 90 Cindy Hartzell 89 Steve Hash 90 Sheila Hastings 90 Keith Hatch 89 April Hathaway 90 Kristin Haugen Kym Hawkins Carol Hayes .Jennifer Hayes Jackie Hedelund Tanya Hedaepath Barbara Hendershot Derrick Henderson Jo Ann Henderson Zach Henderson Heather Henry Mike Hensen Stephanie Henth Cathy Herrnan Mark Hettinger Chris Hickey Jessica Hrckrnan Gene Hildebrant Amber Hill David Hill Kirn Hillary David HiIlOrt Dernetria Hines Joey Hinrixs Brian Hirfsnghl flrrw H1562 I xp 1 J-Algal .1 A i J., lirn Hadsfin ' . ltrizr Havirrrxwiz filxrl lC HrfiY'f'V7 L Dr 'ltk'1irN Hruffn ir tri L-ir'r'ri0r1,f i lr flfnttit 89 89 89 89 89 90 90 89 90 90 90 90 89 89 89 90 90 89 90 93 89 89 fir' 90 or i 90 H9 wr F9 Vi -f -i'U '-fi: 1 I' 'FFT' r ' f- A m X U -M N: . . ' r - 1 1 vs. xl - ' r 8-, R it 4' ' f 5 1 S. .58 U , 1 t 9- '-7 I A x A ,F 4.- f , v Q' Q W . . f- , i N MPX X s o ' ffl? tj Y ' f KN .fl N yum? 6 . lr liftlig.. ..- .4 N i i '- tx Vx X 6 X i X e.XX!1 kit! ful! i 'L im R L+ r -NPR Hr ,,f'g:JiV4 iw, l 6 rr -ilir I lt. iii tfit 1 r A rv- X in ,. .t,i,. i r 1 4 i N . A . N - ' i rut r , Q N f K: 'J I l 1 gn ,wr H ll l mn X i 4 t R A 55 UNDERCLASS UNDERCLASS UNDERCLASS l I Q J, Y i' f ' l Nat bdday! Patricia Sutherland, Matt Eyer and Adam Spence con template life during e lecture. f Why '? No-don't look at me! you mutter under your quickened breath. l dicln't do my homework! l clidn't read my chap- ter... The teacher looks to the back of the room as you slouch with a sigh of relief. Picking a week-old hangnail you pray the teacher forgets you are there. Staring at your book, as if busy, the teacher spots your Ustudiousness. Then suddenly, her eyes dart in your direction, but calls the guy in front of you. VVhew! Two more minutes, you think. You gather your books while Einstein in front of you recites the whole chapter. Three, two... Bob, could you add to his answer? Class, don't leave until he has his chance... LJhh,no hablo ingles!! UNDERCLASS UNDERCLASS 2 N Q 1 YW' 'ff-3'?'1Y.'i'Tl'f7f3f'if . '7 r ,1,1'g-:M nZ'712T:.',!fn' fzfiff' 1 ini' l . .4.if3F:Li:':s3 M, tw . L, was . -A ,-Uk, -, lr g,. .,g31A.i, -.1-I-' ', '2- f .-Y - i i I .Q-'L,,. f .L -AW.. f - --vi '1 N 9, It , '-QQ A .A.i-.vf ig ,my , .hi xg' ,gg 5 '.A':gL 1 -- A H i '-, N - 'f-ff,-nr-, - Q i 3 grill, Z, - ' ' . 'Q A n-M' -'Y . . A- . , . -,V-G., ., . - -V i ,V Q1 'Q .Hsu .V - , . Q . -5 ,'-. ' 4 - ' :in- f l ,i ,l ,, ' 4 , . -, . . . I Whor food would you sol if you hod lO eo! it for The rest of your life? Slrowberry PezfL.B, Howoiioh pizzo-DR Pink corioh condy- Grdce Aleiohdriho Chinese food-BD, Spaghetti wlih Qorlic-Ms W Spoghem wifh while clam souce-M W, Spoghelri with Rogu -W lvl Q , E fs- Ji, Q' L -. 1 N ' .-.... .-.,....,, , ..,. ,,,i . V . V YVYY .f..- --- 'But Nl8.... .... my report card dropped in the crowd and I couldrft stop to pick it up, unless you wanted fne deed... V f ' 3 2 . Hide lt! Are you one of those people whose report card spells out your predicament if your parents see it? Would you be D-E-A-D if they saw it? Do you think school is E-E-E-E-C? In an effort to help prolong your happiness for at least a few days, here are some ways people we surveyed Ewho want to remain anonymous, of ooursel hid their report card: 'l . The computer went haywiregthey gave you someone else's grades, E. Your library book is six months overdue. 3. It was in a notebook your friend threw out of the bus window, 4. It accidentally dropped during a class change in the hallway. 5. The computer printer is broken, E. You were showing it to a friend in the hall when the Ivlystery Wind under the doorway blew it away, 7. You were out of toilet paper. so ......, B. It fell out of your pocket as you were using the toilet: you flushed snd..it was too late, 9. You added it to Spot's newspapers, 'l O. Simple way: You can't!!!!-Hazel Baylon e 1,17 cle 5 x-v f N ' A V 'av ' iv- A LPA 4'-K 1 , . 4 i, ' l E , 1 ilu , , A if '-:TIT av- , . -fx 1 , Li, XX K X . r l .X . R ,I tar 1' .A . ...Ju px , ,, n .l 58 UNDERCLASS UNDERCLASS UNDERCLASS - silml 'W ,vi 1-. Q , f re Y J ,F .1 1xg.,.,...J1H L 6-'eq M inf we ierr ss. 'ii l fyrffl as-., 5 5 fa a' U f .Minn fri i, vi fL l ul lil H ' ,nv N H iii x 1 x S X - N y li. X l ,iv V.4q 'A , 'I HQIX 5 is 0, , -9 . M-was , x '- i s-31 '-X. . ,- ' Q .. : x v f Kif ' i 1 i.. jl-leorher HolizJ 90 Kim Holuo 90 ffGwen Honig 90 Chris. Houck 90 'Eric Houke90 C Chris Houie 90 Monica House 90 Suzeiie Howorel 899 Heorh Howes 90 Johneli Hubbard 490 - 4 -f I ' . . X Y ! I C f X N, L x,. 3, . r , ... .WMF firm! Z ' ' l ' Y 1 .Lx J xr, , IQ: JU, Us ' ' I-I I v9xX 4 F' ' 1 ., 1 -. A .. Ax Q nf' 1 3 XTX I 'f '-X f L A x ai X W 5 X A W - - J 8 V hi I Y- f Q x X S Q ,NX- l J. .8 ij o.-- ----- r . XX K X Lui , A , N Ev f A, gm it ZT .il , vs V M., - 3 R X' . 'H- ,, fs 1 ' L4i?5fYi.gxs3.xl!hl- Jennifer ii-lunn 89 Eric Hunfennonni 89 Brendon Hunier 90 Derrick Hunier 909 Phoedro Hunter 90 Rose Husreds 89 Porrick Hurcherson 90 Williom Hutchings 90 Glenn Hutchinson 90 Shonnon Hutchison 89 Chris Hurro 89 Soro Hyder 90 Elizoberh Hylfon 90 Mon Hyiron 89 Eric Hymons 89 lvlelisso lngrcrrn 89 Seon ingrorn 90 Chrisiy lnrnon '89 Cliff Irby 90 Bren irons 89 Gcinnon irons 89 Typhonny living 89 Antonio Jookson 90 Chrisrine Jockson 89 Dierdre Jockson 90 Mike Jockson 90 Renee Jockson 90 Wes Jookson 89 Chris Jocobs 89 Thomos Jocoos 89 Wendy Jocolos 89 Julie Jokubowski 89 Ralph Jornes 89 Jonelle Jorus 90 Tsonyo Jefferson 90 Jonoihon Jenkins 90 Jennifer Jenkins 90 Suwono Jenkins 89 Cindie Jennings 90 Trenise Jennings 90 lviork Jrrnenez 90 Angeleque Johnson 89 Brion Johnson 89 C Johnson 89 Corhi Johnson 89 Chris Johnson 80 Denise Johnson 90 JJ Johnson 89 Jenol Johnson 90 Kennelh Johnson 90 kirsren Johnson 89 lvloll Johnson 90 Nikoyo Johnson 90 Perry Johnson 90 UNDEFICLASS UNDERCLASS UNDEFICLASS 59 S, - - Tclmonr A ' BrookJones'90 Casandrcnianes 89 DaneJones89 . labitha Jones'9Q Tammie Jones 90, Bradd Jordan Scott Jordan 89 ... . Jen Jorge 89 f Clay Jose 90 Rhoneil Jose 90 Wayne Joseph 89 Mike Joyce 90 Chrissy Juarez 89 Eric Juhl 90 Chris Just 89 Chris Kababik 90 Will Kaiser 90 Sanju Kakria 90 Diana Kaler 89 Nicky Kaler 90 lngrid Kalnas 89 Kim Kapinskis 89 Dawn Kater 90 Melinda Kates 90 Danny Kauffman 90 Chris Kaufman 89 Ronald Keefus 89 Kathy Keener 89 Craig Kehoe 90 Robert Keller 90 Steven Keller 89 Jimmy Kelley 89 Heather Kellington 90 Melissa Kemppainen 90 Kim Kennedy 90 David Kerman 90 Lauren Kerr 89 Richard Kershaw 89 Laurie Kidd 89 Le Kiev 90 John Kilo 89 Sean Kilby 90 Robert Kimble 90 Gerry King 89 Krista Kirk 89 Alex Kirkland 89 Chris Kirkpatrick 89 Angela Kissinger 90 Lindo Kltrell 90 Sonyo Kloput 89 Andrea Klein 90 iravis Klein 89 Susan Klerter 90 Debbie Kline 89 Therese: Knerr 89 Crystal Knight 89 Monica Knight 90 lord Knight 90 Sherry Knutson 90 findrr-ew Koelsoh 89 Qlfirissa Krplirnano 89 DC1VilQlll'3 Koliprllno 89 '- V -' QQ brur ,Q Kcgrqxeri i, ffiC1cJVTi Kcjirohilk 'Jil llfilv lvjftrbin 9I,l hlegriiriv iaiiwc lf, H9 L, l if llll lily' lmilli,1'Jll llilflji iii Pfigll HQ L'r 'fii l'riAlll-'i iW',ifl 'JV' llii1lil?lii',' F' it ,-i rit.i.i iii itr1..r,, l iyrfi- will 1. A rl 'll'l'lil, Lllllllflr' 'Fil 4- Y ii li -i.i rllii-irinf 'fwlwil viii ,Q -1, llc'-L ll iii i lil ljr il'V L1 'Jil . 3, v 4 Q. i I l I ll ff Y K My S., E 1 I5 I ,wx Q. -' H F?-'rw Tr lax .. L4 EO UNDEFICLASS UNDERCLASS UNDERCLASS ,,. Q. ' is X l I I K n ,fl V, 1 ,v n 1 A. i 'Y .Q I l fx 1 B ,ff 1 E9 -7 :-A wid 9 1 oi 1 N if , A 4 I . ,, . W' in V 1 . ,K , Y 1 . l !' i thief i A ' Q S I 'll K fx , ,ol f' .1 I 1 Y , 5 HUH?! The hair of Mona Paacusl. Tsnye Fuller and Madeleine Pleyes whips up as che mystery wind strikes again. Nobody Knows. . Until Now Wow-that refreshing gust of air hits your face after a long workout at: gym...A sudden wooosh of wind smacks your forehead and screws up your hair. What is it? No one opened the door!! Look up-see the circles above the doors?-light bulb!! But: what about that Great-Sucking machine in the science hall that steals last night's homework Canother great: ex- cuse!J? It doesn't offer the same feeling of exhilara- tzion as the Great Wind. Pitch for one to be enstsalled by the gym locker doors. 1 --i 1f'3,ff7: ,- 2 slim!!! lf you ood o Two we-ek vocofiori, where would you go? l?ussio The moon Down under Auslrlo lvlorilwds Vineyard ' Anywhere in me yeor 2010 In io 2 UNDEF-ICLASS UNDEFICLASS UNDEFICLASS 61 i sllllllll Where will you be 20 yeors from now7 'Jusi oul of college ' -A B. 'Crczzyl' --Tom Axson 'l?lClll' ---Debbie Preslon 'Ari heiress married to on ucior ' Hfljicirle Buioroc 'So lloppyl' -L L. 'Blonde and blue eyed' -Mono Poscuul . 1 ' J' Jflfilfff 4 1 . 4' . .'i1'.'lN1-T. 1 W., 4 ffi 'ti , , .. . 1 'f 4- , ' fk' - Ll 1 .Ti ' 1 ' nw: , Y 'E' X' .??g,7w'. Wiki S1589 into fashiun. One of the many ways to express yourself is the shoes you wear. Style Statements Coming along with the human species. each of us carries his or her own unique characteristics and personality. One method of expressing these un- paralled qualities is through the manner of dress. The process of making style statements goes on everyday with evident displays of one's aspirations in trying to be himself or having the desire to shine and be different from all the rest. Some feel at home by blending into the scene and still there are others who wish to conceive themselves as someone more than just a face in the crowd. With preps, jocks, be-pops, hard core, skaters, surfers, breakers, rappers, wanna-be's, fashion magazine models, and many more, a person has a limitless variety to choose from. -Jaydee Cabral ,pl al . ..lx:zF.ix8fif 'fvttr 9 . ll f li .X .- .5 mx r V 1 5 . l ,q. .. .. .. 'rg l .'-'Z 1 'vi' XHQ ' l ' ' Q k ... 4 -,,,'.r. C' 'UO 'lr' . ,v, 1' j C , 4 O' K . ' gl ikll l.. N Q E2 UNDEFICLASS UNDERCLASS UNDERCLASS v pn I. . r , x 5' ll il 'T' 445 9' I r 35 - it '. i .a , 1- -- 1, , L, , l K I u 1 'N ' gui sw ,LX . 'E Erika Labody 90 r John Lallak 89 May Lamben 89 Selina Lambert O0 V Kevin Lancaster 90 Shannon Lang 90 Ron Langley B9 Ron Lapid 90 M Mike Larkin 89 L L Jens Larsin 90 Joe Laskowski 90 Rob Laila 90 Marr Lawrence 89 Ryan Lawrence 90 lirusyLawrence 90 L L Wendy Lawrence 90 Jason Lawson 89 Leigh Lawson 89 Melinda Lawson 90 Richard Laxa 90 Eddie Layaog 90 L Ann Marie League 89 Rooerlo Leandado 89 Jennifer Learherwood 90 Joan Leben 90 Michelle Lebo 90 Rebecca Ledberrer 90 Charlene Lee 90 ' Doris Lee 89 Elizabeth Lee 90 Kathy Lee 89 Wai Yin Lee 89 John Lefurgey 90 Jaesus Legarrera 90 q Eric Legaspi 89 Micheal Leggiardro 90 Mai Lei 89 Cheryl Leisey 90 Shawn Lenharl 90 Susan Lennon 89 Karen Lenrz 89 Dan Leonard 89 Eric Lelada 90 Juliet Levanfina 89 Bruce Lewardowski 89 .lack Lewis 90 .lernrnalyn Lewis 90 Kristi Lewis 90 Marvin Lewis 90 Mary Lewis 90 Misty Lewis 90 Par Llllehrnal 89 Deanna Lilly 90 Kim Lilly 89 Wendy Lilly 90 Valerie Linniiaco 89 Jennifer Lindenwulh 90 Scan Lindenburg 89 Julie Lindsay 90 Leslie Lipscomb 90 Maria Lirzenduri 89 Charlene Livernian Felicia Llanes 90 Greg Lloyd 90 Niki Lloyd 89 Karhy Laadwick 89 Derrick Loar 89 E59 Natalie Loar 90 Gwenira Lacky 90 Johneise Lorreri 90 Graham Laasaan 'Sli Aria Lohnes 89 Ferniin Larnigas 90 .Janie Lorrikiios 90 Brian Lundeiee 90 Sc-rin Laiaer 9lf Arigeliaue LL-pez FV UNDERCLASS UNDERCLASS UNDERCLASS E3 L lAi Y A 'Tricia Lane , 'rv f 'X :'y:'iL,'f4! My Sara LuoasT89 j A EdrlhaLUcenq-891 , A N , ,.,, I . - - GuamLu're.90i j Miehelle Lynche 90 -mf Maconobre 90 Christie MGCDQUOIG 89 Doug MacDonald 89 'Sandy Macelroy 89 Michelle Mack 90 X He-arher Mackay 89 .loseanna Mackey 89 Pal Macky 90 Ronald Madera 89 Jenn Magbanua 89 Michelle Maggoire 89 Cassandra Magill 89 . Wes Mogill 89 Lisa Maglone 89 Candis Maine 90 Chrissie Malbon 90 Vicki Maldonado 89 David Malin 90 Eileen Malony 89 Chonvdra Molson 90 John Mangiaracino 89 Jennifer Mangus 90 Renee Mani 90 Deseree Manley 90 Judy Mclnlulu 90 Jenny Manning 90 Adolf Marcia 89 Brion Marcurn 89 Dexter Mariado 89 David Marino 89 Kirslen Markgrai 89 Becky lvlarkef,89 Tony Markin 90 Dawn Marklinger 89 Deanna Marrolelli 89 Micheal Marsh 89 David Marshall 89 Michelle Marshal 90 Michelle Marshall 90 Mike? Mclrslncgll 90 Nicki Marshall 89 Arwllifmy Mrmlri 90 ,lennilerr Marvin 90 Sharvn Marrln9O ShGllv fvlmrflrhiez 89 Xv'lllC,CVWT Mirfirirfz 89 Mfr-ilr :ir-'I Kill mv OO We will llv4r1lYfI 'Jil f-r'if1-, Mijri H'-I Wi ily li in FW ll' lwll F'.f7i,l'wi iii Wil VN i' ill l.f1'.'l ri H711 li 'llV:l'i fi r.'1V1'il r 25 i ,i N' i ii ' l J ,M I iw. 4 P- r T fs -w r cv v X ' 4 A A x f' heir nw 'xo bfi- J' Q I' 5515 i in v.l Xi 1 Y- lx ' l fer' I x Y 1 rr x :- 4 5 , xx? LN yi M , K J M l 'W YK 1 I.,. I V , I x-Rr A . s ,X X xx K r Q K I V V Us We-,LUN lm . Q x I , El , J, , . l xii .T f ,A rf: :: , :X Q ' . ,j . ' QM 'b .. . A 5 -3 - 4 N' f f -' 2:1 A LXX... 3 ni.. iii. 1 - -J wi X,.if dfllll 1 'll ' get F l I ,. , C , 5 n 9- . v 1 . I I - i X ' fag l i lr VT 4, . . 1 1- - :- I 3 LI 4 ll 1. .s...........! 1 V In fkl ln 641 UNDERCLASS UNDERCLASS UNDERCLASS I Y I x l Q' A' , 3 '13 , 5 1 'Z - , . 1 . I iQ ,, ' U of- X x ig ' 24 ,Q Ely ll. mfiiiili f N, 1 5 Vg x, lk. f, 3 - Y , iii. xx Q 3 Y rvza nfl 5 lk' 'J 'I I L V ,. c I ix ins' if i ck- ,wi - -1 seg' K y L A +V' ' 'Yi l - . ., i 'f l M, fi. Q . Xl Jfxi I ', 'I ' .a ' in-L' V' i af 'V - Y: H ' x .jf 'f 1 'w5 ' ir i A '- u ' wig., ,Y ,J H. xg , Y- .I A v-- sl VV F wTs:?'Q, t,gg',,aA,3xL Rf ' -sl ..-xy-5 by .Q , -- - iff va' 301' aifv, ' F Nffgk. '-rv' 5 - ., 1 . S'-f if l -' 'sf , .r ' Q ---fi: 2'-Zf.?SfQa-Gwfxmf ffl .A 1- 1, 'H mt fm: . s 4- .. Mgt. 5 S i X .- J., , ,- ,,..'H., 0,31 I AL ' .-if - -L.L-- 'Ux , ,.':.t,.,,.,gc.-,:L! , ..,.. ,..,..- ., . .V,. 'i ezf'?'?- Uh These students tough the cold weather to make up a missed gym My HR! -day Smelly Socks The tenth grader releases a sighcf relief as he places on the five-week old white gym socks for the last time. No more blood red shirts: no more seven- ties-styled blue polyester shorts... Eut wait-what will happen to Social l--lour? To an easy grade? To ex- ercise? Take a look at Joe, an eleventh grader. l-le was a guy of medium build in tenth grade, but ever since gym was over, he is now a large build. All of his bells require sitting: no more exercise. l-le NEVEFI has time to talk to his chums because he is always studying or catching up on homework. .Joe stares longingly out his chemistry window and thinks, Gee, I wish I had gym again... The tenth grader takes off his smelly socks for the last time and thinks, l-ley, I'lI take gym next year, these red shirts aren't so bad... Whci food COTYT you live wiihoui? AOCL all in fovor for pizzo SODA, fosl food resiourohrs 15010 Doriloes 1004, Chinese Toke- OUTS 5'Zv moms home- cooked meals UNDERCLASS UNDERCLASS UNDEFICLASS E5 Hilmar 1 School is our ond you hove TUG whole weekend lo do whor? 2596 Woking up eorly the nexl doy ond Coming home lore from work QOWO going lo o fri- ends house Dormer, going YO o friends house, irivmrrg people over orid hovlng u pony l7'Zr ilor sun worsrripers orilyl line beech is olwoys There lov, cruising orourid rn your CCH Wllh VOur buddy und U half, erriply Qos Tonk iO0f5 going ro rho lrorory lo do reseorch om thot Em- qlrsh ooper due lvlorlcloy 7929 on o dole io me VTlUVlE?S wllll The guyr girl you we boom scgrjirrlrrwlrlg on for 5 weeks lvlfXJOl?llY F-AVQVJS roloxlng or home ond sleeping Hut Rod. The fortunate owner of this beauty can be seen cruising the highway at 8Omph. . l l l 0D0l11 Impulses. Rabbits, Beamers. Mazdasmwhich car do you choose? The one that depends on the wallet size, right? NCJ,that doesn't matter. Llook at the parking lot-all sizes. shapes. and colors are strewn across it. People in all shapes and sizes enter them. Their cars reflect who and what kind of person they are. The small, fast, and racy ones reflect a person's adventure. Even the inside of the car reflects an in- dividual. That person that tells you to place your feet on a long piece of paper in front of your seat most likely is an organized one. Others are cautious as they take their 'BB model over the speed bumps. Still others vrrrooom through the parking lot. Neverth- less, we all agree: having a car is rnuch better than cruising on a Schwinn. E55 UNDERCLASS UNDERCLASS UNDERCLASS 8: I A 'Ea V 0' , ' 'if' .pw 'V' use if w 4 5- 4-f n1P 'f--Q 'i fi 4 fx fi, , .A Ai: A .4 9 ' A 1 FS -3, as 4- X 6 v '55 sv' 3 I. N b ' - , - -1 A . D ,,, , A -N gl y , 4 E' xx .E i . V k 1 -3 . ' .f1',f ,X Y i 'il 1 I- 1 f ,l - - 'pix 1 I f A if 1.110 ' . '- 'S 9 . 9 -X i 9 ' y . ' . 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The Wednesday doughnut sales in the Commons area rakes in profit due to students skipping breakfast. 'T . 1 97' ,X M , il J In the Money un-- A 1 F' 1 7 ' 1 1' ' f Q 1, I A Amd L. l F . E l Posters line the Commons area. People every- , V ,. where carry boxes of candy bars. Shakers. 4? , pennants, key chains, and c:andy...all in the name of money. New Club members, often times underclass- . J X255 3 men, are usually stuck doing the tedious deed, but ffl H .fri - 'C ' . . . . , . . X' later find out it isn ts so bad. They experience the busi- ' ness world, pitching for their organization. How To Sluay For Exams. Asleep with the book under your head hoping for some of Thai knowledge To seep through -engage yourself in deep and serious swaying by mecliral- ing, Then acciden- tally sleeping Awllh a friend, or friends, They always say Two heads are beter Than one 'beter yel, an easy solution cram UNDERCLASS UNDERCLASS UNDERCLASS E9 slllllll l Wcys To Preveenf Yourself From Sleep- ing In Clogs 'COUNT your isoch- er's 'urnmrrrns' -Dick your horigriclls ciourir me riumher of bcixby lricrirs OO lrie: gui, in from gf you -reed riic: wrlllrig on frm: desk Clwllrrl THQ MQCEBS Ol gum murder rrle desk S1OfQ ri? ills? :holla- Hurd Courrr rm: rrurnber of wrrrlklwf, lrr lhe leocrierb fiklrl Cii5Cf3vGr new Sllilllfjl DQf,lTlOll5 drcvi me wlwole :ilfi1135 fjw. ri -.lielyf Q? ill ,rrfbfgu-,ik 5 wiper 'Surf ,V '1 hiv' k vr'xl,r4-2 lll l,,1Cl'wf, ,rrp 'lip gig' girwglg lv 1 -rj url yr rl ll if-'cilrjh iii I -A lt ' IJ '- . . . -. - ' .0 :.'- -- - -U X Q.. ,L - kl- . , .,. -' -,r.:..',,-., .,,. ,-, . .ice ...t,,.' Bump lt. Students tackle the range. hopefully' notzhitting the-cones. Q Only Sixy ays Oh, l'll get out in six days. I've been driving since I was ten... Sure. JP., a junior, strolls out into the driver's ed parking lot. He expects to get his license exactly six days from his first day. for it will be his birthday. Stepping into the plush-interiored automo- bile, branded with a triangle sign atop the roof. .J.Fl. eases back in the chair. The instructor greets him and expresses friendliness with a warm smile and a casual attitude. He only finds out later that the smile and the casual attitude were fake. Every chance the instructor got he slammed on the second brake con- veniently installed at his feet. l-le jerks .J. Fi. 's steering wheel to the right, to the left... l.ook guy. give me a chance to show you how I drive, not you, he thinks. As he finishesrthat day, the instructor quips. CJK son, you'Il be getting out on the fifteenth day. Shocked and amazed. JFI. walks past the parallel- parkers knocking down each cone. J H xi 7 70 UNDERCLASS UNDEFICLASS UNDERCLASS Y' - l S LQ: D 'iii-43 x L ji! -lf I H .. il' el 3 i if 'lY p. 4 C-'TI' A . 54 1 L x , DNA 3. Fm Eyre. nk A - 4 M1 bv? ,. . ,rf J? R M X 9 we 'Q 'rm , prs 0 1' .95 'V m f A , 1 L 1.4L 1 ff P., FEW an 1 Vi l V' Z ,, I fi B 'g,i.Wi Y A fi sv 1 0 , , .. i Gufren 90 W W '-an may Owens 89 Maria Gwens 90 Shawn Gwens 90 Stefanie Owens 90 Anne Paaerlec 89 Eivira Padilla 90 Mrrcnelle Paer 90 Arlen Pagaauan 90 Tiyana Page 89 Tyree Page 90 Danny Paine 89 Alaina Palarinr 90 Bf2Qr,FiQ!1Qtf9U e oeanfperumpceroerrr Grace Paraaan 89 Dodge Paras 90 Stacy Parnarn 89 ,lane Parrna 89 Jada Parker 89 Joanna Parker 90 Krissy' Parker 89 i Suzanne Parker 89 Jay Parkey 90 Julre Parrrsn E-9 Maw Parsons 90 P Dawn Parsans H9 Wrlry Pasco 90 Mona Pascual 89 Prjrrwrgry Pau! 39 VUNDEFICLASS UNDERCLASS UNDERCLASS 7'I '72 oe-safe-Pauley Christine Pauls 89 ,JuclnAB0yl0n 89 Jodl Peacock 89 ' Chris Pearce 90 Liso Pearson 89 Jeanie Perez 90 Jeannie Perez 89 Koren Penny 89 Gary Eerolto 90 David Perolle 90 Llso Perks 89 WTOD Pemon 90 Roben Perrone 908 Colvin Perry 90 Michael Perry 89 Tim Persons 89 Shannon Peterson 89 Shoron Perm 89 Mondo Penne 90 More Pelruskc: 90 Carol Pezzuto 90 Lenny Pnlloerr 90 Chuck Phllllps 89 Kim Phillips 90 Shown Phillips 89 Lrso Plolzu 90 Polnclo Pierle 89 Shannon Plerce 89 Slove Plefnlszevvskl 90 lvlonnco Puerto 89 Cor! Pilronnen 90 Suze Plnkney 89 Joel Plngel 90 Klm Pmrnon 90 Cnnsnne Plobon 89 Doryl Poucl 90 Holly Plunkett 89 Ellzoborn pCJ6?llfllTZ 89 .Julie Pounciexher 39 lislner Pollrvko 90 Jeff Pollard 90 SYUCGV POHCV 89 lose Ponze 90 ,Jeffrey Pool 90 Anlsso Poole 89 Mvscnoltoleon Poole 90 Pmrlofgp Poole 90 Tonycu Pfxulee 90 lJCJrlcLllCl PMOS' H9 .Jeff Porrer 59 Kcznrmwlll Power H9 Sean Panel 39 Down Po:,c.l1 89 Mlvlwc-l-CA fl 9-Sl' OH , , , , ffwrfli. Pgwf-'I E9 .lOl'lrw Pr mvvfll H9 lV.'1i'l1wul ?3Uvl.'rQ3ll 90 Amflv Hr :TY fl',J EAN Ill PM-1 KFC HJ 9- Y., 4 r 3 , .h '- 11 fl: 9' 5 , f ' K A K - 1 t Q .Q Av, , I K ' uf 'H 5 'A my V lm' v - - -V - -jf V -L'-. .H Y fnv lu r Ar ' J f .. A' ' r 9 x 0: : C 'H Ah' ul .i A l N X l 1,3 , X , K .L...i . . Y ' 1 l ff , 1. . . 41' ' ' X l a 9. JM fs .4 -1: -od Y 9 ' V Q ,dw 1: , 8 0 X Ll . J fig XF 'il I J, vw . A it Nix ,X A llvf' K ' - .6 ,Y .,- ff ,':.- Y 1 X. N - , 0 A L xlwhl W1 rv' , fx - A vo fx q' K l K - If r ' l lif 'l f' -1 lflfl' 'WN J , ff 'l ftfllf M , Q l7I':'f1ll!'-v'l'I'l ff ' , 5 I -5 N 1 ti ll r D FH' ' Mal l ' ' 7 l, V fr, 1 ',Jn sr ,., 5- ' l N s ' E 5 ' h X X Y Hi A . 1 1 6 H A T I- fu '+, - ! 9 I K fi- N f AL.,l LH ,io .fm UNDERCLASS UNDEFICLASS UNDERCLASS X 7 ' ' ii -Fir W IFE: 'W ' - . ,'31 97ffT3A iUifRM Q3'f,5Ji i'V lt4fiii'i 5 , iw Wim . , ' V D+ Fil 'f Fi'fQ','ii'iii'q3 11!ii S 33,1 1 43- ,i ii ii'-iff silo n , I i l v V. . l v i . i i 1: 1 v A. . 1 1 y i s I Y bel ml 'Li 1 F i A '.: :J I , Q., l 5 , , li! 1 , I 6 V .T , - l A J. A ' rl Q 'qi ' ' iiw ' 4 by 'l ' l X N mtmifi- ii. Hey You. Unfinished homework can be relieved by sharing answers. SSSSU- . . This will be the last time, the only time l'll copy his homework. I'Il get a zero if I don't, you think as you hurriedly scratch the answers onto your empty paper. In class that same day, a big chemistry CESE you totally forgot about is being passed out. You scratch the formulas from the chapter onto your hand. I'll only do this once and never again. Little did you know that cheating is addictive and a disease that is hard to cure. Next week it vvill be the little piece of paper under the desk, or the wide open notebook be- side your desk. You get your tests back and they all show a big E. l-luh'?!'?!'? Then in red ink, the teacher comments, I saw the lovely workmanship on your hands. Next time you have a test. play it safeg study, because the ink never comes off your hand anyway. Whdi is YQUQ defini- tion of 'osten- fo1ious'V lT's 0 southern word for 'me cow has died'-Lyn Lecndodo Five tarot diamond ring-PW, A conidgious, incur-- oble disease-LM, l think l had moi Veslerdciiy for dinners Bl-l. isnt thot O rock group from Down Umder?7-KS Describes 0 wild nigh? OUT-AIVIM, UNDEFICLASS UNDERCLASS UNDEFICLASS 713 -LW Q-1, .ggi L gi Q ,gs-:' ,v fgygg'ff-x' ir 1. ' - -- -,4.,7.i.f!.r 1 1 w '- i, 43 N -' 'U-', ,,' lr Sllillm ri iclix lvlorwduy Mornings Are, -Woking up or 7 30 om. -hoylrig your locker lommeci -being Coiled on when HOT reody -homework check. on The Ciuy when you dom have ri -geiirrig owgried u prolecl -receiving ihe dren' ded rolurned rest grade shoving the leocher throw on eraser oi you lo woke you from your swefel slumber DOD QuiZZes in llrsr bell 'noi huving 0 number 2 pero! -your girlirlrgmdw' hoyirienci hrcrulrlrlg up wlih you filler live? rnorlliis going lo School r A. 'IN 91, ,i 'lV' Yr - . h L1 i, gvsfr. l iss? r , 1--455 ' I Vi' ' if 1 i 5 K r 5 I5 56' Budd FOOCI. Students debate between the Twinkies or- the fries. I or Good . I . There is an array of snacks lined up in front: of your face. but you rush back to grab some fries. The cafeteria food isn't: that badg it:'s warm and prepared for you. and is close to home. CJK-maybe not close to home. but is convenient. The cafeteria food isn't: that bad either after a long clay with a gym bell, or having seventh bell lunch. That: yelling stomach from second bell is satisfied after a bell of fries, milk, and a ham- rr 'fi burger. Admit it-the food isn'c as bad as movies make chem out to beg bet: you actually even like itz!! 2 fl '- ., 1, .l x A LX-ii 74 UNDEFICLASS UNDERCLASS UNDEFICLASS 'a 9 I. A '1- fs 4 ff' I-N 1 i M .f' v, -. 1 its A-n r Ex Q L43 F- it ,,'.,V.v 1' ,'x. hai, 1- M i I XSS s.- Pucci ma , ,. Wm Renee sf Amy, RGWIQS 900 April Raymond 89 N 4 F' ZH WWE? WF HIV W x 'r 5 L mf' S as Q I!! si' 5 'yi 5 . 2 l I Wi Q . J I :fx we ' - file-,J - .-v-x,',,...r:f' ,q , s' , . K i .. 4 . . 'f P 7 i iw ef 'mf bv if 0 J Q x - Q, ...,' Qyjfl 'R 165' Qnb- M , Y J un- - ,wgcuq A ,,, 2' ' A .:. oif' A. 4, .ref -1 '- ' P 4 ','- 0 of 9 9 9 fi X' 01 49, ' Q iff Sfif eiii,,,fi,L.. l iii - fri, F- F' iv kr N x.,, ,F D Q f .x H ry 1' ' A 'gf in I ,. ' ,. -I X G. ,x Tl' Beniia Reaves 89 Lisa Rabrnann 90 i Crystal Reed 909 A London Reed 89 Rnonda Reed 89 Diana Reese 90 Lamont Reese 90 Randy Reeves 90 Pdiiy Regal 89 Boo Reid 89 Kirn Reid 89 Tiffany Reid 89 Mary Alice Rernacle 90 Tricia Remacle 89 Ellen Rernirez 90 Bern Rernose 90 Mary Renaon 90 Ana Renesesy 90 A'Aiieen Renii-Cruz 89 Mig Reomales 90 Paul Ressler 90 'flieneieevira 90: Arnei Reyes 89 Cnris Reyes 89 Ernesto Reyes 90 ' f Madeleine Reyes 89' Maryfie Reyes 89 Nacifa Reynanie 89 Sue Reynolds 89 , r ,Nate Rezeau 89 Pam Rnodennan 89 JOi'in Rial 89 Angie Riccio 90 Chelsea Rice 90 Joe Rice 90 Ray Rich 89 Wayne Ricn JU Penny Ricnarab R2 BVUCR Riciioide ii 917 i., Q i 0 N 0 if 5 ,5 'H Q I- ' P ,Marti mi. 0 MX i' R f 9i in i UNDERCLASS UNDERCLASS UNDERCLASS 75 If H , ,llrgf F' , g - Jenny Rpbbirls V Delphie Rotierrs ' Jennifer Roberts Rhondo Robens Charmaine Saroh Robinen Jason Robinson John Robinson Kimi Robinson Shane Robinson Shenda Robinson Brian Rogers ' Omar Rogers' Alben Rodriguez Tim Rogeberg Lisa Rogers Bryan Rogisler Lori Rologson Shannon Rornoine John Roper Miguel Raque Kevin Rose Lori Rosenman Roo Roskopp Sonia Ross Kim Roucek Rachel Roundiree Aoron Rousseau Michelle Rousseau Susan Rowe April Rowland Michelle Roy JR Ruggiero Fred Run Stephanie Runyan Brad Russell Jeff Russell Jerry Russell loo Ryan Barooro Rvoorczuk Ron Sadsad Angela Saefra Christine SOROWITZ Noel Sale Flarlnilno Salod Heoiher Solon Chris Soller Mike Salvador Wanda Surnlgxels Nofoel Sampson Philip ficxrripsorr Slcrvr: Svirlclerzs l'f0rrlClf Suriv lurson lflf -will ivvrl 5n,ll9ll,ll llyOfl K. far illlC1r'+y nur lSOlWlj fkllrmlrlrg Pirjirlliagiucl - rs , A illllsorl rrlrllo, lfl Xwl,lllTx, 1 lull il- 'mill' i5 xml rnrlrl 1 wurrir 1 li.4f1rl,r llll -rl mln 59' 89 90 B9 90 90 89 89 90 89 89 90 90 89 90 90 89 90 89 89 90 90 89 89 89 89 90 89 90 90 89 90 90 90 89 90 89 90 89 90 89 90 90 9l J 90 90 9K l 90 9l'l 9l l 9l,l RO HW 89 -yi l PM 89 'Vll 'Jl l F' RW 9' 'W VW' fl . i gi IL AJ 6 dt. ll ' l X Ns, X 'xi J ls- L ff 1 l 1 I f I L5 is 'kd LJ will I M . ,f Q- .l . , r, 9 f X 'fn f I 1911's LX mllllxt .q 76 UNDERCLASS UNDERCLASS UNDERCLASS X l I nr' P' .rs 1, I -1 'K . , y l ,4 ft I YQ . W5 S' .6 4 l F V WBltll'Ig. Chris Crouse, Nlike Miller, Mike Geiarnar, Nlike Strobach. 3 and Scott Nlell ioke around before their mug shots are taken. I. U. ' X ig' I 4 A l 1 , h l , , 1 W '11 se 'IS E will s l , if A u ' V i - Q ake-Up 5 H' . K he - A x - 'Q -4 rcge r 1- rf 1 k D 1 0. 0 m C :T n We all await that dreaded day when the photographers come to school to take the mug shots. Or, your English or gym teacher happens to X forget the exact day and when you are called down to Q -.L LM I get them taken, the mussed hair and growling look is . 1 , , ,Q 1 'F l what ends up in the yearbook. And to all the relatives up and down the United States. And to your friends. ' . 'fi And on top of the fireplace. And in your rnon'1's wallet, I, - who shows it to everyone. We agree that mug shots X aren't a rnirror image of ourselves and are rneant to i A ' be placed in the fireplace. If the first one taken R 1 y . doesn't satisfy, then a second one is taken. Ooh, I Ill l hope this one is in the yearbook. Nly first one was F soooo gross! ! What happens? The first one is put in. x 5 But then you think, WelI, I look like that half the tirne, P , ' so it's not so bad... liz 5 X, Q in y If , if-is i W' L ki -512: Silkmx m . Who Would You lvlosr Like to Hove o Corwersoliom Wim? The guy THEN sms in from of me iri French closs-lvl lvl Tom Curran, bro, TO QGT some lios'D-i. Bobcol Goldrhwoil, makes for some loud, lmerosring Conversation- J. D. Buddha The lwoi oooe llwoi wolks by The Gloss- room window every' oloy-Mike S Lee lococco to dis' cuss some 'Gel- Qloli' schemes-Soofl Q UNDEFICLASS UNDEFICLASS UNDERCLASS 77 - , -f w ..',, Whor ore your lm- rnediofe plons ofler groCluoting7 Definitely io be- come o millionaire- DJ. Working or Amoco- Joy A lioveling-B B. Writing o book occur my high school yeors-H D Finding THE perfect guy-lvlorio L. 5 fniff, '-1 'N X X xx XX I I . x xxx, ' Z K I I I I I I 2 ,ai 'h X . ' ' U4 'fx ' f' ' N' f 5 f-ig Q if Y z lil :Q I ., li? L A? ' 5 BFDUDIBB. Friends hang around the locker- and chum around before homeroom. 1 Group ogether They are emphasized in movies-the jocks. the preps. the snobs, the weirdos, etc...Green Run has an assortment of unique groups. You can see them group in the corner, yapping about the party last week. another group talking about the great interception someone made at a football game. These groups all act and dress in the same way. They caruse down the hall like fish in a big lake. 78 UNDERCLASS UNDERCLASS UNDERCLASS 1 I' A r l i ' X 'l l 'QP' X . Nz I XV .A :IL ' . F' lf 4- K Writ K 1 l l X :MMR ,Ph ' M XJ 'qui' ifgfg' A . .. ' 1 wma rs fs fri an 51 . ' Us V1 F04 F' W! 'ii N 's -MW Lxl, , , . s. Sawyer 89 Scanlori-89 Saimior Q0 Seaton 90 Sellers 89 Llso-Marie Belh Sganda 90 Karine Shade 90 Shdhyar Shannia 90 i 9 Sean Shannon89 Chris Sharpe 890 Purvl Shah 90 T5 Allison Sheenhon 89 Rick Sheffield 89 Jenn Sheldon 90 John Sheldon 89 A Ron Sheppard 90 Sieven Sheppard 90 Susan Shivah 89 Jim Shook 89 Kim Shuffer 89 Renee Sickinger 90 Valerie Sledleok 90 Nancy Simbulan 90 Ron Simbulan 89 Renee Simmons 89 Wendy Simpson 89 Angela Sims 89 Belh Sims 90 Jay Sims 90 C. Sinclair 89 Leslie Sinclair 89 Alison Singer 90 Aileen SISOD 90 l?an Sirjar 89 Kelly Skinner 90 Daphne Skinner 90 Cheryl Skooal 89 Sonia Slafrery 90 Francesca Sloan 90 Tracy Slone S9 Karen Slough 89 Danny Smalley 90 Aaron Smirh 09 Aulomn Srnilh 89 Bradley Smirh 89 UNDERCLASS UNDEFICLASS UNDERCLASS 79 '- 7-4 'Q 4 ' ,,, 4 ' A N M' X . x' M J td u., nr, vs ., . i 2 3nl7f?SQf'T89 '.?I A X e4igwwmeemeawvf l Aovdllbn Srioeiien r f' , , ' ,ii Diuana Snowden 9081 ' ' ' Isaac Snowden 89 ' Nicole Snowden 90 Mchelle Snyder' 90 ' David Sable 89 , Steve Sobie 89 Emmanuelle Soliman 90 Arlene Sonson 89 Earnest Soriano 89 Brian SoiglbyA90 Palriciia Soulhrlani:l.,89 Dennis Spain 89 Celia Spalding 89 Robbie Spamon 90 Chrissy Sparks 90 Sparky SDQTWSCTT 90 Q Honi Speaks 89 Shawn Speaks 89 Lisa Spear 89 Aaron Spence 89 Adam Spence 89 Eric Spence 89 Jennifer Sprangers 90 Slephanie Sprangers 89 Michelle Sprawls 89 Michelle Springs 90 .Jann Spruill 90 Fagan Srackhous 89 Krisli Slampe 89 Mall Slampe 90 Chrisslee Slaridlord 89 Kam Slarr 89 Kristina Sl Cflair 90 Jeff Sleppins 90 Deririls STGID 90 .lim Slephens 89 Kris S!-Qpp OU Paul Slevvarl 89 Shannon Slevvarl 90 David Sricllel 90 QICM Still 84? Jeriniler Slilley 911 lem Still 90 Lisa: Slirrol H9 Briar. Smiles B9 J lwr Q l llfflfllwl' Ric iriyci mrilnri Qll ill, rr ir ii i ying-rir 1 Qlfl Simi A L-YI' ini iiir,1 'ffl .l7l,lf'l '-.ln ral mir Wil fflilw ,ill if -iii ii iii if Vi' 1 i'lf'i' F' fill 'l lil 'Il' l r li1rirl'f'i J Y 'Dm Ji' I ,A A- 'av- :., j 3 x H. 4 l Q . I i.. x i -I i 0: F' W' W W' A f l 1 K9 QM? X ,z 1 A , K I 'fren P g, .wi-5 5 H an i El' :F.Ql rf Y' 4 'U Ni 'Q' 3':,,H R Ii ' 4 'T-' fllli , h 9 + 9 Z '-A r , f K , A I Vi-. ,,,,- .39 ,... fy .-'F Al. ' f 6 ' - ,. ff' H , . ,Q , .1 1' X X , K i A .4 Y X. f LLB i!h,? Qzkl 1,3214 YM l f f ' .J V , mx X rf ll 1 , ', ' z l.xl. Ugkxi l, if lr 1 A ' l i EBCJ LJlNlEJEEFlC3l.lkE5E5 lJINlEJEEFlC3l.lkE5E5 lJWNIEJEEFlC2l.lkE5E5 J. I :3 ii 1 ' f , i' ww: 1 it . .L , J Y.. .alili Nl 'a ' IQ3QgE Vgxra Yi iii? , i , 'A ' . 5l'1iiv,22'w i .f.. A U ' A , - ' fi Nw 5 i Ii' 'T iq: 1:1 Q ix' I! - v , V if T 2 as E 'T' 'X L. xl v WDW-LifB- Chris Fleyes contemplates his future plans. i ' ear-ch for on1or-r-ow Underclassmen rnove up into the world with insu- ing questions such as college preferences, PSAT and SAT scores. lt is a rnetamorphosis into matur- ing. Decisions nnade in high school, starting in the tenth grade, usually project into adulthood. lvlore questions are asked of ourselves, along with more worries. In our search for future plans we look at every aspect of life and think rnors. ln junior high, all that vvas worried about was getting to the dance on time, and having fun. The sarne prevails about the search for fun, but it is hinted with ideas of our search for tomorrow. -.Jaydee Cabral Where do you keep irems solved from your r3i'iil.:llwoocl'2 Survey says... - lhe Oriifi - under my bed - 'l wish l knew! - in my lororhers closer - 'l clorrig The Solve:- rlom Army has firsr bids on Them W ln The desk draw, ers - ln U pox some- where deep in The QOFCIQG UNDEFICLASS UNDEFICLASS UNDEFICLASS 81 'lf 1 F., iz? lil ills 5-5 ll : 55 E? 21 .. if, 1, 1 Ei 2 lgl 2 -if 51 .Al iz' lx' if v .f life li' V .7 i 1? i? if l. I1 +1 's l A l 'l li ' V 2 Z5 :si -15 is? 2? 1? E? ig l .1 l Q? 3 ., -i .. , , , , ' T 'L -If '5 ,+'.,v:QFQ. q'f31L'd,4 g fr .,ls5k.m.-.. Q, ' 4- ' ,N , ,xg,..., A Who! is the ideol fundrolser'7 -W Cor washes in De- cember --A Kit-Kors in The 12- bor pack - Women mud- wresllnng Comes? - Jello ecmmg con' T931 ' -- Breakfast or school ...-...-m-....L..L I lg 1 i 715. . J l txt'-. V ge ny . .-, V f V 4 . L . 'Y,,.7Af.Q,f 5 U Q ' oi' 1 M , i ' - 1 ' 1 V iv , . 'If' M ' Work, Work, Work. Studentsltackle hnach pr-dlblesiisj their mental strength. ' '. i' f A f - .Q ' The Working -wg 'S 4- 'X . 4-fi 1 X. PY- , . New ..,. Q--4 Q., x. I 1 41+ Us 4'N 1. . Class V Many people work at various jobs and juggle it with school work and studying. But working is. most V times, fun and profit rewarding. If it's not working at the mall, it's in school. Working outside requires the same mental fitness as working on a math problem. studying for a test, and answering questions in class. Activities in the afternoon are also pursued. The busibodied underclassrnen, rnany of whorn can be seen working at different shops, are a bunch of nerd- working individuals. E2 UNDEFICLASS UNDERCLASS UNDERCLASS f 'l I G ,...-s i .... x N. 1 ., ' Q ,A T ,, .rw .. , . ., nw, - elif Q 4,4 ,Thx Lf' T J WX Lxl i l 1 ,J X If A 15' ,. f ' 2' l ' '1 ky r ' ' 'i A. ' 4 i H A I T FEET? l ..- Q I jf r lk -l 8... ,-. ., fa- we Morlrlsunon 90 ' Bobbyyrswqln so 1 Michelle Swara90f T J Kellliweeneyf 89 - T Y ThomaslSweeney 90 T ' l?alf,Sweeiland 89 ' Torn Swiger 90 T ,limpeofrl Tabanoura 90 Zandram Tapran 90 Cayce 'forma ae - Morsi Tamer 89 Amy Tanous 89 Vasmine Tanyog 89 Rebecca Tallerson 90 Caprice Taylor 89 A Denise Taylor 90 Q Heidi Taylor 89 Kirsten Taylor 89 Loshunda Taylor 89 Ray Taylor 90 Troclee Taylor 89 J Troya Taylor 89 Warren Taylor 90 Yeria Taylor 89 James Teachman 90 lyllke Tealesco 90 Loren Teillon 89 Tony Tenorio 90 Kennelh Temori 90 Sean Temple 90 Shannon Terry 89 Slephonie Thomas 89 - l rl Ng 'X Q NW ' ' 'f'l f' 0 V T T. .r ,V ...,Q,' . , '-T11' ... A l. F if ,, K, Y 1 Q 'F - f LK ,-.4 ' 1 I - --T' f, ,, ff? ,V 'Ii 3- 6 '- 'Q ' 1 f T -T .. x iv? 1-'T 5 - ' r- f ' l T 1 ix ' N 1.4 J T , , XL .1 X Xi T fn lvglfi L A .J l K 0 .ll 4 -AFV '1 ,T r A 4 Q xg A 4 any Wrr- T1 lx 9 my WN - Q 1 - kai- W ,S l ' 7-Lie' .ml La li lr.i2e'-f'-125295. QQ 1 k. DRI: Q J k',4 i: 'f, ' l' mm A o,oy. is y':wa rgl 3142115 2. , -T is ,, .--., ' -X ' in N -s' Q. - lb V V 0 x '4 we J -14 ' ,rig 1' l'r'N L , . b K 'N I ax V- K , ly. . iq QJf?T'.v ' A T -. K r Bruce Thompson 89 Celesle Thompson 90 Jennifer Thompson 90 Jimmie Thompson 90 Kimberly Thompson 89 Sherrie Thompson 89 Valerie Thompson 89 lvllke Thorion 89 Becky Tharslon 89 lvlal Tong 90 Joy Torlo 89 Jeff Torres 90 Daryl Torrey 90 Mark Toni 89 Chrlsilno Toriossy 90 Jenny Tower 90 Jermaine Towns 90 Michelle Towslee 89 Chris Trammell 89 VICTOVIO Tranoerg 90 lVlllsG Trescori 89 Doeay Trimmer 89 UNDERCLASS UNDERCLASS UNDEFICLASS B3 , . . ,, Jr., T, X l differ, Ti, i, f i-A-'A gf- 4,,,',-lv-g1.1'a41 Ccirc Trowbridge - Morsno Troy 895 Debbie Tucker 89 Melanie Tucker 90 Susan Tucker 90 Jennie Tugbong 90 Rubylon Tugbcng 89 9 Qubylen Tugbung 90 Mike luggle 90 Marvin Turner 90 Som Turner 89 Denim Turvis 90 Glenn Tulen 89 Poul Twirry 90 Jesse Tyler 90 Tonya Tyrell 90 Arleyne Udo 90 Brillony Ulrich 90 .Jennifer llpllnger 90 Jeunn Urguelles 90 Eric UYYUTIO 89 Erick Uydingco 89 Ronlio Uydlngco 89 Andrew Voccorellu 90 Andrew Valdez 90 Cheryl Valdez 90 Eric: Vclencio 90 Waller Volenclo 89 lvlrke Volleley 89 Lorrv Volure 89 Debbie Von Roden 89 Melissa Vondersllce 90 Kellie Venderveer 90 Mun Voneps 89 Susan Vunslylce 90 Todd Vosconcellfms 89 Gow Vuugncrn 90 Billy Voz 90 EIICIS Voz 90 Joe Velonzo 89 Mike Venluro 90 Kfjlfll Vile 90 Clncile VWQFNIJGBVKJ 90 Soi Vong 89 Jon Voorrlels 90 l4llrJrnl'lu Vu 90 luon Vu 89 Sclrri Vim HOV 39. l'lG?lCjl Wilde: 90 ,lerlnv Wade 6-59 Maurice VVOCK? 90 Jovon Wagner 90 Slergelrrinle VV!1'lfQjOl'lGl 90 K mhlerl y Vv'Gllrc?r'lDLlrqJ 89 lex Vrom F-9 n,- ,xl .- . I Urmlma- N,illflf3r 90 Eric, Vlfigllvfrr 9l' N-Afllllff iirln Wdllgir Oljl 23,1 pile? VJ lHl.i1l:1'? E9 pp, lf, -ln,-N QQ .AW .r ll , , 1' Y,.'ZlI,'2 ' Oil Muir. rli lqll, ,133 'f r V if T lf ' l r. li, f N :x 1 li :'l , .'!1ril l If llil P f 'l,- ill 1 , l l B4 UNDERCLASS UNDERCLASS UNDERCLASS 70.15 ' 'N 1' XX N .r ff' W1 F' Q r E . 5, ,la Xl rf -s - J fl l T . l l l 1 TIT .I 1 ' X . ' Q M.laa..lfw f . F 5 '1 .- R .., t I u, . ff- .3 . 1 ra 'Y X I-'fi N .1 LA WWW AF 1 5 4 ,x A-Q3 - ' 1 X l . l 4: an 5 X -0 -i N. is .Q 0 :R X , 5 4 I ai z S '- A -- -Y :uf 1 4 . If . .551 . I swim i ThBl B hB FS. Who is Mr. French'?'? That question is answered here as Mr. French is all smiles. The urning uestion The world would be a boring place without mysteries. There are many that people wonder en- dlessly about. One of the most frequented at this school is the question of who is lVlr. French? Most of the time when you gc to a school, one of the first things you learn about is its principal and after awhile, you get to pretty much know him and recognize him. Here at Green Flun it's different. Everybody has heard the name lVlr. French , but fevv people have actually seen him. There are even seniors who have never seen him. Being that the school is so large, lvlr. French blends with the crowds. But look for him at all school functions and assemblies. And if you dcn't get to see him then, look him up in the yearbook! And don't forget to say excuse me to everyone you bump into- one of them may be lVlr. French. UNDERCLASS UNDEFICLASS UNDEFZCLASS B5 . ls a. fx 1 IJ 1 af' iL,:,,.,,:- Ai' ' V , , ...,. ' fl -M il ii g 'Xl Hx? ! Leaders At Work, Mona F'aacl.1al,'Roth .Junior Class Treasurer. Secretary. and Vice-President-dieeuasigRjrigf. 4 Dance plans. ' ,- AT' A- i v, Eg Al- - A Lots of Class The junior class officers have a lot to contend with, not to mention the 'l OOO plus juniors to handle and deliver to. The class' officers, Gil Flores-President. Tim Persons-Vice President, Fluth Damasc- Secretary, and Nlona Pascual-Treasurer dedicate most of this year to bring a spectacular and memorable ring dance. High school rings are orde- red during the junior year, which embarks yet another task to be tackled by the officers. with the aid of their committee members. Along with the busy months, the year promises to be fun and new for the officers. RN- mfv iN. fix. A . ..,5,. :- -, Q- -4 'I ' ' 5 'le l ,s K It-A .,. 1 Q , x A 'A' 0 1. 1 1 X . W N T1 V' ,ki . T Q. ' i EE UNDERCLASS UNDERCLASS UNDERCLASS ,.--,npr-.1 Q x 1 4 4- .1 gs. My Q' I I ',s A , 'WW 1 JAL, -.-. 8 , ills ' Y A., Q lf Nm . -rf ,Y x IVV? K 'ra i 1 if I i 'L i - LJ 1 M ll A mr 2 9 'Q 3 R5 if vi V. H ,. Fc. Q A' x sg x L S 'IN' I K PM ,..,g g im., Q H -'--f :.,.,:: if ' E . Q -'12 rr iv Q9 Q1 '53 1 ii i' , 'f is 8 fi 5 l 'D ' 1-I Q 'I X .A if y - X 11.6 If X ' I f .Xl f 'll' sg ' in 1495 i 0 E x X is l Q 1 x h f f. r l -,lvl Y N . -.sims i ,'i 'Q if as 1 M 8,9 fi - is 8, 8 F i Y - ,Qi-.nfs A N1 . A - A . if r ,gt ,fl A , 1 X 8,8 'lgilt ,Q X ' Xili vs X, vw --v' ,. 'VW A 175' 5 S4 . , i . ' 6' ' , QQ N A A ,f ici, f Syl A .M 'x 5 Q ,L ,Ay r t XR A 1 A 1 L A 9. , I shi i 5 mix Auclreka Wiggins 89 Rizzel Wiggins 90 Van Wiggins 89 Cheryl Wilcox 89 l.iTiTia Wilkins 89 4 . esble Wlli,'9U90'Ql 90 Daniel Williams 90 Dennis Wililiams 90 Jawanna Williams 89 Kainv Williams 89 Lynn Williams 89 Lynn Williams 89 Nicole Williams 90 Pam Williams 90 Rebeco Williams 90 TJ. Williams 90 Tauneed Williams 89 Tim Williams 89 Toad Williamson 89 James Willis 90 Angela Wilson 89 Charles Wilson 89 Danielle Wilson 90 Elion Wilson 89 Eric Wilson 90 Erica Wilson 89 Ericlia Wilson 90 Greg Wilson 89. Jann Wilson 89 UNDERCLASS UNDERCLASS UNDERCLASS 87 V 5 'Z rr , I 5. 3 rf f E, 1 ia. I. as ri 'n 4 ig 5. If Q W Em g C: 5 2 5 2 x ' 'B A X7- '22 ' J L'52Cx'13'f 'x D j '54 r., - P' f Q d BQNM-QQ-.:1'53 I5 .. C ,fbi 6 .4 m - N3 L- C O O,-rO 013 3 Q9 Q 3 .2 'S 3.1.2005 gg 3'?2OQ.kb'r1OcDQ'ff4Q gg 23222322103 m - . ?T, H ga- P' H00 K' -r :rm . 1 UI I A ' J'-- rl.. OD . J . 311: . X Q : S3 V 1- 053 .. ?-5' W om fx ! :Pg I 328 ' . -. 'Sf' 'if'-r ' gD. 'f 6 I' 'QQ l 541'- 3.0 gg- 3 1 A 'X ss QU' ' C .,f-'A' '1 by ' ' 3 ' - ff 3 ' 0.53.9 lr ' 1 , 4 s X 2 51 f 3 fy 1 5' K P I X ,- , 1 i 5 . V QXT I r' X - J 1 I V J-ik r I E X -xx , 1 -. E53 'CHUM -.-.vi ,gg ' Arjen Charles A Christina .4 1' rv n 4 1. , X ' , 4 5 JennrfeIpW6hI'90, Dawn worre ' Kvm wqrrmc-AQOT3' Ronald Wombler 90 0 Erica Wood 90 Brian Woodail 89 9 Kevin Woodclfl 90 Troy Woodail 90 Beth Woodhouse 89 Terrrs Woodis 90 Kim Woods 89 Sandy Workman 90 Carrie Worley 89 Derrick Wray 89 Barbara Wrighr 90 Christopher Wright 89 Frank Wright 90 James Wright 90 Kehsev Wrrghr 89 Parrick Wrrghr 90 Veronrca Wrnesel 90 Nicole Wyarr 90 SGHDO Wycoff 89 Sabrina Wyko 8 'Q 1 Er' .AA -..' ax W Q r on -9 Q 9 Lfw' is -Y ,-,T-'Q ,Qi ., ,?,?Q' zu hr' ,r V 4' 9 Q ' ' A rx X . 5 r 65 I . .' W xr L X B rr' 9' gr' y'!151 Q- ., X3 . 1 . Roberr Yates 90 V ff, , XX L ,. a M V ,,. .. --x V . X A, I 1rM5rx MCMJ rr xr ,A . ,1. .i Ln A x 8. 88 UNDEFICLASS UNDERCLASS UNDERCLASS UNDERCLASS UNDERCLASS A si i , xt' ww! MBIDDPY LBHB. Fluth Damaso and Brooke Barrows reminisce with friends as they walk down a path. Ono In a ifetime The clock rolls around to 'I :59 p. m. It is almost offi- cially the last day of school. Your heart beats in syn- cronicity with the seconds of the clock. But wait, this can't be the last day of school. What am l going to do this summer'?'? What about all my friends'?'? Where will I travel to?'? Who will l meet'?'? No more homework'?'? Yah, no more homework. No more teachers. No more cletentions. No more lunch bell. No more bell. No more stuck lockers. No more full parking lots. No more staying after to make up work. No more staying after for anything. No more passing notes...Wait this can't be the las... The bell rolls around to 2: OCJ p. m. Nlr. French adds some vvorcls of encouragement, Have a safe summer. You stroll out of your chemistry class in a half-bliss, into the bright afternoon sunlight. Those crazy lunch bells-l'll never forget the time when... You'll never forget anything, because it was the Dnce in a Lifetime Year... limi . ,I 'now rricl we have recorded mororiiy rovorrres, use TUG Clvoiloble space ro record your fcrvorrres UNDERCLASS 89 School-thet dreeded vvord. Big-tenk suze buses potter eroond the oorner, reedy end willing to pick oo eooelly vvlllung students. The first dey of school ns elvveys the worst-reguletuons ere reed, home- work end test stenderds ere discussed, reounre- ments end oless gredlng ere exolenned. And thet is the flrst dey. lileellzetuon of school sets in es the Ieeves ere ohenglng. VVermer olothes, thnoker leyers ere vvorn. Dey oy dey goes. Footoell gemes to go to, oeoole to meet. . .the yeer vvon't be THAT oed. Thoreeo, Emerson, Hesse, Fltzgereld-nemes to knovv end love for sohool. Gone ere the deys of Iezung IU the son, dreemung do oredioernents, send stuoklng to the sonten lotion. . . But went! !! Life lsn't over'lt's just oegrnnung. Pertues ere there end who seys lt's too cold to go to the beech-so vvhet If e Troouoene ten ns not feesiole, out Iooel tennsng selons oen orovlde the look you need. Pessung e soemmed-on mele down the hell, goung to the foot- oell geme vvuth the gurl in hlstory oless, denoing with the rnete of your dreems et the Honweooming dence, sternng out the vvnndovv et the leeves ell she- des ebove the rest thet olenket the groond...Nomeroos DOSSIDIIICISS for the school yeer end vveys to keep the vvnnter vverm. No, Not Again. l Frezzled from the bus ride to school. Flolend Fernando takes l easy steps. Undusi: Those Minds. ,D n chology test. e i E36 .U H.. . hN'K.,::r-.- .A . ,.- ly . Homework and studying re- qunres e lot of thanking. Amy CJ'Connor ands Andrea Good- ruoh In studylng for e bug psy- Remember When. . . The pledge ie said every morning, but they say practice makes perfect. A SCJ UNDERCLASS UNDERCLASS UNDERCLASS N7 ' ' . . ,. -,, 4, ,5 .sf V- r -1 . 7555 '.r? fFf'C:'i':1f.:f?3T 1-Zf:f?43f-ft2vilg',- -f 5,..,,.',-V Ifjffj -f4a:waif.1- - , s':,,,x :,:2?f,?Qf,fp Q2 ' D ' ' , 5, w w. - ,1 'g -' f 1. .f'- 6 U , W sf , av -ie' W , I: . Q , 25? . 4' i if ff i I .--4 - J S' 1 f A , f 1 I Bundle Up. Jaydee Cabral displays l l J heh winter' -.Wm USF'-H gear. Write, Write, Write. Schooi isrffts aM books and homework. Line: Cajules has a chance to white on the blackboard. Sock Retreat. Warmth ns a necessity. and a t:oe'S warmth is hugh on che nm- porxcance lust.. UNDERCLASS 9 'I UNDERCLASS UNDERCLASS 3 .,.... ... - --., , .. ,A f .4- Q -s i , i , . z 1 i i . , i 5 f i Q f-Q . I .f fi Hiya. Guye-get: the greet. lines out to hitch a chic for Spring ie here. Evidently, it, wcn-ke for Kevin Crockford as he chase with Nhche Young during class change, Love is in the Air. Couples pop up everywhere. a sure sign of spring fever. 4 , 'n-..-5 .X I--u-:gr v' ,or . , H . Ck P b mihiewf.. ' . . , U , K, . B I Q rd, ...W if' 7 'Qf'n ' 7 5 . ' .-.:.-,--- .Aviv-'. 6 -5 7,7 , T., Aff' , 5 .7',, -' f ' - .- , '0.'.3'-. f- ' 'Mi -Q I .,, JJ .. X' ,,.v'i, , 1 in if 'JT Tu 1 ' f:f.' s 5 w uf.. 1 t 1.-'f, 4 ' .. '- . . T'6'V'i 1. . ..Ai,I .5 ei' fi., 151. ' rv V, lg 1 ji , .gf ,L . . f Y. 1'-nj, ,., - ' 31: .1 V, -. ' '. ' 41,1 ' V V . ,, i ' 1 ' ' A' 7 - V . 4 A . e I- I I f Rlhg Danes Fever. With .the upcoming Fling Dance. Liz Poellnicz and Marissa Cruz prepare by chohoughiy examining chair choices. Q i 5 x , P Going, Going, Gone. . . The mind loves to wander, as Leese Murphy shows. in the wake of new life. '. w ii lib. Awww. The remote sign of Tracey EUTJEPIS sign of affection for her boyfriend is displayed in the hallway. O S 92 UNDEFICLASS UNDEFICLASS UNDERCLASS A, Sigh. The graea ie green again. The etude are hitting on everything chat, movea-again. Put: away - Che aooke. Throw the heavy, itchy winter coat into the closet-no need for IC anymore. Novv'a the time for loose, comfortable, bright: olotzhee-and love. The mine begina to wander about the Tropicana canned babe that Sita in front: of Che olaaa. Where did ahe GET that tan. . . The eyea bolt, to the huge vvindovve of history olaea. Out: the vvindovv, the flovvere in full bloom make everyone eneeze. The klfljx oouplea sprinkling the halla make people go Awww aa they goo-goo, but admit: it:-it:'a only jeal- ouely. Going stag to Fling Dance le not: the ideal vvay Co live. l-lopefully, good luck will prevail and maybe...a prom dreae would be nioe. But forget: about: Ring Dance-what about thoee eummer bodiee on the beach? A hoc lifeguard working and talking. . .the hotz, aultry, hazy daya of Summer are just around the oorner. Fun Again. It is greats no spend time with friends over the Summer, especially at the beach. w , The Great Break- Y I -, awa . i y trees. . . crystal blue- green water. . . Clear-as-a 'H diamond eky. . .the great.- eat fantasy during the school year that is realized in summer-. ,pw G Lush green palm A UNDEFICLASS UNDEFICLASS UNDEFICLASS 93 1 ,nn During the school year, work is done. During the summer work is done. Both are very profitable if effort is put to it. l-lomevvork done neatly, on time, and correctly makes for good grades, possibly even Valedictorian or l-larvard material. Working hard at a iob, say at lVlcDonald's, can get you out of cleaning toilets to becoming manager of the Vir- ginia Eleach lVlcDonald's chain. School decides the future and hovv much effort put forth into it. School demands a lot ENo'?!'?!J, but if you think about it-it's not as bad as it seems. Clubs afterschool and sports can alleviate the stress and pressures put forth from teachers. They are an outlet for extra energy also. Even ac- tivities demand alot, be it selling fundraisers or en- during physical strain in sports. But all are profit- able in the end. Next time, think about it before you place that chemistry-vvorth-three-test-grades worksheet in the deep darkness of the bookbag. All Work and No Play... ...is not true. The money earned working hard at e fob. much like Jenny Wade, can be spent on leisure time such as the movies, gifts for yourself, etc. Q I E3-41 UNDERCLASS UNDEFICLASS UNDERCLASS H u an maui! ' the Fundraiser. After' working har-d selling pizzaa for' the Junior- Class, 5 Amy Sears and Todd Williamson taste their- success. g ,A XY 9 r- f X X '4 A 5 Emptiness. After' that last walk or- r-ide Y home from school, we all feel a sense of r-elief... and of sad- NESS. ,vi we-aaa La, La, La. Q As summer- approaches, the idea of work is over- our' ,gr A heads: we think more of llfeguarding on a beach with a 'W' whole bunch of hot: babes. -Ii Crack Those Books!! Flosalie VVer't:z uses Sorne fhee time in the cafeteria to Catch up on last: belle lesson. UNDEFICLASS UNDERCLASS UNDERCLASS 95 AI -I I l.l I f -'fn 2 ,' I I . . 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All students have been told this by every adult. Being a senior isn't all it's cracked up to be: seniors have more pressures to deal with than ever before. Suzie Senior has to deal with SAT's. keeping her car running, maintaining her grades, and college applications. Social life you ask? lt's non-existant...not enough money or time. She has recieved a notice informing her to take her senior porlraits on the same day as her SAT's. With all these stress inflicting pressures, how is anyone to cope, especially while trying to escape the uncurable 'SENIOR- lTIS'? However, those who do succeed, are greatly rewarded at graduation. Upon receiving their diplomas, all of these pressures became 'THE GOOD OL' DAYS!' -Scott Pritchard Arthur Abenir Cenon Abesa 'A smart person is useless, if his know- ledge is not shared? Frederick Acuin Sheri Adams Melinda Adkins Melissa Adkins Robin Advocat 'To my friends: you have given me the best times of my life. I'll remember you always' Grace Alejandrino 'So what?' Denise Allen Donny Allen Marsha Allen 'A smile, laughter and positive thinking are the best cure for what ails you.' Michelle Amanatides Chris Andersen: Caryn Anderson Mike Anderson Chris Ansell A5riodPAntoiile' Glen Ardis Rowell Armenio Christin Ashman 98 aux i is L. A-, 4 Could This be Suzie Senior? I F I, s fs 5 Q 00 4 , . K 1 ,a 6 fx 4 6 -1 Benson Asis Mike Askew Zulieka Atwell 'l' m over it Angela Aunchman Shawn Aussey Sarah Austin Christine Avant James Bacaoan Brian Bale 'If you can't handle reality multiply by I Kristina Barnes Heather Barnes Ronnie Barnes Scott Barta Elizabeth Basto Blake Beach Jodie Beard 'One must believe to achieve Eric Beck Jody Beckman Kevin Bell Kisha Bell 'That's Suzanne Bell Leonard Bennett the girl. Graduates E39 f Heidi Bentzen Lesley Bernhardt Boyce Berry Deanna Berry Jeff Berry Katherine Bledowski 'What time does the meeting start, Mrs. Thompson?' Amy A. Bolin 'Outta here! l'll never forget you Mr. S.' Christina Bolis Bonny BoIshazyr'Not in public! Gtioiilfyel' Monica Boquiron Chris Borsen 'lt it doesn't involve you, don't touch it.' Renaud Bouie Jennifer Bowman 'lf you are willing to try you will succeed? Leslie Bowman-. Owen Boyer 'Life's a Betty, so...' Andrea Bozeman Becky Bragg 'Darnlll' Tessy Brashers Michelle Breen 'Farewell my friends. Parting ls such sweet sorrow. ' Karen Brenneke IGSS For Life P at bb v O- v, 7 Q 5 Why is government the way it is? Gov- emment class, teaches students about their govemment. For example, when can a policeman search your house? Why is a law passed or rejected? This class is designed to teach a person his rights under the law. A govemment teacher, Mrs. Carter. hopes students will 'come to understand the basic functions of govemment.' She says,'The govemment affects all of our lives, and I think it's important to under- stand what is happening in it ' A senior explained that from govern- ment class she can better understand the news programs and the way her govemment works. The most prevalent reason it should be understood is because one needs it to graduate! -Jill Pelletier and Paula Brown 'ICJCJ -lL Eddy Bricka Daena Brock 'Only the best come out of the class of '88!' Willis Brower Christina Brown Denise Brown 'I love Wayne' Duane Brown 'To my friends, we had some great times and l'lI always remember them. Be kool' Lamar K. Brown Paula Brown 'Fa bene e'scordati, fa male pentitif Shelton Brown Vivian Brown 'No matter how crazy it seems, being yourself is the best you can be.' Jodi Browne 'The sky is always clear where there are no clouds' Stephanie Brumbley 'High school was a great challenge, but you grow up when you enter the real worId.' Heath Bryant - James Buckingham 'Luck is a tag given to the mediocre to account for the accomplishments of genius? Jennifer Bunch 'People need to accept others the way they are changing them is impossible' John Bunch James Burgess 'Be the star of your dreams' Rob Burgman David Burke 'Life is better once you realize it is not forever' Debbie Burke 'Just Kidding' Dennis Butler Jeff Butler 'Nothing is all wrong. Even a clock that's run down is right twice a day.' Mark Button Mike Button Lisa Byford Jackie Byrd 'Hang on to your dreams. Melissa Byrd Valerie Cabanei Graduates 'lO'lf Do ony of these loeoole look like future ooliticions? l-low obout government teoCners7 Vicky Caburian 'A dream is a wish your heart makes when you are fast asleep. Follow your dreams.' Blake Cahill Arnold Callanta Brenda Camp Carl Campbell 'No one can make a fool out of you without your full cooperation? Sebrina Campbell Art Cantrell 'To be as-sly as a fox.' Gina Caparelli 'Ftedtliwlilajlibil'WaS1l1BIeJfon'alluto?TetlTemTlTer.'ft ' Dave Carr 'Who will run with the hunt? The end is near. l promised I would drown myself in wine.' John Carroll 'I can't get no satisfaction' Holly Carter 'Game'over!' Kimberly N. Case LaDonne Cason 0 Todd Cassidy Verdi Cayetano 102 Tony Cespedes Windy Chace Diana Chacon Rhonda Cheatham 'l've learned in GRHS,that three people can keep a secret, if two of them are dead' Michelle Chesson 'I love Ralph' Shantel 'Chesson Audra Christensen 'Don't forget me - your wild -n- crazy friend? Alan Clark 'Oh heck yehl' Diedra L. Clark Stephanie Cobona 'Still hang'in on.' Colleen Cody 'Be very very quiet.' Michelle V. Colobong 'To be a senior and to become a senior are two different things' Charles .Cone Leslie Cook 'Never forget! Just make memoriesl' Steve Corley 'lf at first you don't succeed, drop it! Shan Cousett 'Love, peace and righteousness? Michelle Crabtree Kelli Crawford 'Thanks Jill! Good luck in life.' Nicole J. Crawley Tammy Creek Kevin Crockford 'l, Kevin Crockford left.' Michael Cronin 'Cross country track team. Alter high school four more years to party' ' Lori Crosswhite Amanda Crowell 'This was definitely my best year yet. To all my friends...Good Luck.' Randy Cruz John Cuffee Susan Cupper Christine Custudio IXEPEGLJETSES 'I Of3f Gregory Cyphers 'Do well now and you will succeed, because life is what you make of it.' Rodolfo Dabu 'lf you want something badly, keep on trying and someday you will succeed' Jennifer Dahl 'Don't bother me! l'm in Physics' Jana Drake Elizabeth Daley 'Years have flown by, but friends won't be forgotten' Richard Danaher Holly J. Daniels 'What is essential is invisible to the eye: so stop staringl' Juliann Daniels 'You may not always be perfectly great, but you're always perfectly you.' Kelly Daos Tracy Darwin Holley Daughtry Karen Davenport 'l'll see you guys in ten years.' James C. Davis 'Cherish life, because the only thing permanent in lite is change' Tameka'Davis 'lt's been along time, l'm glad I made itf' thank God-l graduated! Best wishes clo '88l' Benjarnin Day' 'Can l startover?-'f Carolyirbee-'llrnllrunning mersnow: Donna Degroot Kristin Dehart 'Good Luckl' Sonya Delacuadra 'No, I can't feel my dimples sink into my cheeks when I smile...Geez!' Shauna Delbaugh 'A fool in the raln: dazed'and conf' fused, but still rambling on! All my love to lPaul. ' Maria Delucia Allison S. Dennis 'IDA Evo Le-gospi ond her friend toke 0 minute out in order to catch up onthe Iotest gossip 7- 'L .. C7-N sf K.. 1 ,- - If 'N hui is A Friend . A friend is someone who is olwoys dround To pick up The pieces when someone's upset. They ore There when one's sod, depressed or hurt for no reo- son ot dll. They ore like o troy of sun- shine To brighten up one's doy. A friend encouroges one To strive for whotever gools or dreoms They hove, even if They wont To be president some- doy. A friend is someone To TrusT with one's inner most secrets. Most of dll o friend is someone who would never betroy someone. Life's con- flicts ore shored with friends ond no mot- Ter whot ci True friend is o friend for life. ST 3 sk I , 1- - it Russell Delucia Don Dennis Addie Depta 'Bleepl' Carl TL. Desei Lori Desmond 'Never underestimate yourself, your opponent will do it for you.' Kristy Dessenberg Martin Dewey Kim Diaz 'Unbelievable . .l can leave now! Thanks forthe memoriesl' My Linn Diep 'Yup, oh well.' Howard Dillon Robert Doak Christine Doherty 'l don'4 have to answer thatl' Michael J. Doherty Jeff Donahoe Michael Dorf 'Sunrises are continuous like the days of my senior year.' Haroldrd. Dorsey Sharon Dowdy Billy Doyle Kimberly Dudley Jennifer Dumont 'The joke is over guys, but it was fun while it Iastedl' ff3PedL.iates 'I O5f Chane M. Dunn Suzanne Dunn Gloria Durand C'est la vie' Christopher Duvall 'l dare to be different, why be LAMRON?' Adrienne' Dwornick'-flihe'-ace of spades that ITUIBSTTHQ? heart - plays with the mind.'V Kimberly Eckhart 'Just when l nearly had the answerg I forgot the question? James Edwards 'One of the casual males' Thomas Edwards T!29i?'ElIiS if Amy Emerick Tara Engelschjon Michael Estrada Chris Etheridge 'Not reallyl' Flon Etheridge Andre Evans Janice Fabricius 'Communication would be so much easier if words weren't there to confuse us.' Elizabeth Facun 'Elizabeth, go to the library and finish reading Hamlet.' Laura Feichtinger 'Well what do we do NOW?' Jeff Feight Joe Feinstein Krista Felton 'Before you fall in love make sure it's true. So don't love too hard.' Bill Finch 'So what's your point?' Kate Finnegan Travis Fisher '0uote!' 'IOS is 'Z' 97 1 - J. J W.: . Q K T ,f D 1, r Julie Flach 'It's not how you start: it's how you finish' Rob Flax 'No matter where you go there you are' Brad Flores Tammy Fontaine John Forcht Keith Foskeya Joanna Fowler Tammy Fox Joe France Jennifer Franceski Lori Francisco Renee Frashefski Prinka Freeman 'This is it, my last year: l'll surely make it.' Springhill Fricke Cathy Fuller 'Make everything you do in life count, even the smallest things' Kevin S. Fyffe 'Roller Coasters - rock on with American Coaster Enthusiasts' Nlinda Gador Scott Gaither Terry Galiney 'Time may change me, but I can't change time. ' Jason Gallup nate For Sanity Senior Senate is a new committee open to seniors in order to make decisions for their class. lt's main object- ive is to get more student involvement. The Senate discusses plans for prom, graduation, and fund raisers. Tim Williamson, the treasurer, said that the senior class officers have gained mental saneness. He also saysflf the four of us had to do it all, we'd be veg- etables by the end of the year. The 4 advantage to having this is that the people involved are truly interested in their class. Representatives are determined in in- dividual government classes. After each meeting, they convey the discus- sion to their class. However as Jim Van Slyke explained, Anyone can attend senior senate. This is their class! -Jill Pelletier and Kim Stewart fGr'adL.iat:eS 'I O7f Scandal f 87 The yeor1987 wos one of the most im- pressive in heodline history. Reporters were occused of Telling too much ond viewers felt they knew too little. The figures thot Americo looked up to were stripped of their cover ond scruti- nized. These scondols oreoted on ostonishing yeor in the news. The spirituol Ieoder, Jim Bokker, wos occused of infidelity. He olso took funds from his ministry for personol goin. The foot thot o 'religious mon' would do such o de-Aious oct upset mony people. -lcon't on poge111l Michael Gangloff Mark Gastar- Kathleen Gatliffe 'One should either be a work of art or wear a work of art.' Scott George Allan Gerales 'Nothing exists within the realm of im- possibility' Sandie Gerba Mike Germanos Krissy Gervals 'Oh my Godl' Tammy Geurtsen Tina Gewerth Rachael Giammona Janice Gilchrist Tasha Gilliam Heather Girouard Justin Giroux Gretchen Gobar Maria Gonzales Christopher Goodwin 'Since pleasure is the unique to reveal pleasure, it is itself an unique duty.' Bill Gottschalk Kristine Graf 'IDE 'fs l Kenneth Gravette Lorry Greene Gus Grimsley 'School has been real. School has been fun, but it wasn't real fun.' Albert Guarin 'Raccoon's can't tell time.' Laura Hairston Christina Hall 'Beauty is in the eye of the beholden' Lauren Halley 'Be wary of men who wield salad tongs. ' Khari Halverson 'lf anyone thinks they're better then you, they had better think again' Dorie Hardin Timothy Harkins Allison Harl Darryl W. Harman Kevin Harms 'Wherever you're going there you are' Richard Harper Chris Harrilchak Beverly Harris Christine Harris Colleen Harris Carrie Hart 'Just being yourself is being the best you can be. David Haskins 'lf you quit, you fail so always try to excel.' Traci Haughee Sothira Hav 'So close and yet so far.' Bradley E. Heard 'Yeah, I think it's time to gol' Scott Heidler Pat Heilmann Lora Hendershot Acey Herrera 'Questionz Did you get the answer? Answer: U CRAZY!' John Hewitt XGPSUUSEES 'l CJ9f Tony Higgins Juli Hilt 'Go forth in life and be 'like clowni' Laura Hilton Brittney Hobbs Tina Hockaday 'lsn't that special' Tiffany Hocker Travis Hodge 'Get what you can, when you can, it you can.' Carol Hoferkamp 'Knowledge is our greatest virtue, but too much is a real headache' Jenifer Hoggard 'Now what?' Antawn 'Holliday 'The only thing in this world that is' certain is change' Alicia Holmes Michael Holmes David Homard 'I don't want to learn if knowledge brings destruction' Kim Hook David R. Hopkins Michele Horton Carole House 'Cee - ya! Dundee, Scrotem and Mc.Groft! - House Mouth' Derek Howard 'Sometimes you gust gotta be a kook.' Cynthia Howick Nicole Hudson 'Game's over! Kristine Hummel 'Make the best of your senior yearg keep in touch with your friends. Steven Hunt Brian H. Hurd Tracie Hurlburt David'Nt Hylton James Hylton Beth Jackson 'lt was all accidentally on purpose? Jay Jana 'l'lCJ Z -x 45- if. J' -s 'Tv-' A Ng , . ontinu Nas This The man America wanted in iT's courls7 The most shocking event was The lran- Contra hearings involving The corruption of Top political figures. Officials like Oliver NorTh were accused off shreaa- ing documenTs ThaT could have cleared up The mystery aboui arms To The con- Tras. The public was ouiragea about a cover-up in Their government. The next dispuTe was overThe nomina- Tion of Roberl Bork To The Supreme Courl. Bork was accused of racism and of being overly conservaTive especially with women's rights. The year 1987 will be remembered for its surprising evenTs. IT also made America aware that not everyone can be Trusfed. -Ariane Vargas ancl Kim Stewart Nicole Janes 'Maybe someday - maybe tomorrowl' Thomas S. Jarvis David Jaudon 'Compassion is a virtue, but I don't have the timel' Debbie Jerome Lisa Jethro Michael J. Jetton Tiffany Johns Charese R. Johnson 'Melvin, did you think we would last this long?' Christine Johnson Jeffrey D. Johnson Kenneth Johnson Kevin Johnson Michelle Johnson Joseph Jones Julie. Jones Kip Jones Oliver North, was he Americas hero or enemy? Gnacluates 'l 'I 'lf oyollty Homecoming is one of the few trodi- tions in ony school where the entire student body con porticipote. The week of Homecoming is filled with speciol events. It could be dnything from the Bonfire to twin's doy. . At the gome, Jdycee Hdrris ond Holly Doniels were crowned Homecoming King ond Queen. The festive spirit could not be depleted ond everyone enjoyed himself. After the gome wds the trodi- tionol donce. where everyone donced ond hod d greot time. The Homecom- ing court wds introduced ond everyone posed for pictures. The highlight of the evening.wos when the King ond Queen ddnced to d fost song much to the delight of onlookers. -Cenon Abesd ond Jill Pelletier viliianteiiifiiei Joel Joson Denafgoype' 'A sepion makes itfto the to 4giuStI0TfLQTf ' agairi-a'Eqfhe??bnuom.e Tina Junke Heidi A. Kanzy 'W5Sy 'Keitlf'3 Scott Kell Joseph Kelly Taryn Kemp 'You only live once so do whatever you A want - and for parents? Hal' James Kent 'Elvis is the King of Rock n Roll, don't step on my blue suede shoes.' Aggy f!igih1Qi1:fflyifgg0ijiiness nGfl9Df5fmY 50?S5Fi'5lifi', W0fimllfiD!6lliQGm6?s4ilB!Q25lQfQf5l3E Jeff King Kristen King 'Wake me up when it's all overl' Paul A. Kitchens Greg Klein 'This year went by fastg thanks to all that made it the best. Good Iuckl' Rblilirlkline Kari Knaust Frank Kohler Bobbi Kotrba 'VIE James Kotter Kim Kretzschmar Jonathan S. Kundo Paul LaChance Edwin Labrador 'Meat is murder.' Tina Lamora Kandi Landick 'Can l take out a loan for a box of SPREESTP' Michael Lanham 'Pens are mightier than swords and quills quake when guns roar.' Aaron T. Lape Tara Lape 'This school is filled with a 'Motley Crue' of individuals? Tanya Larson 'The time is nowl' Lisa Lassiter 'This is where it all beglns...' Kathy Lauridsen Erin Laverty 'The world comes out ot darkness into light through the theatre' Carole Lawrence Theresa Lawrence Connie Lawson Melani' Lawson 'When you think nobody cares, re- member someone out there does.' Scott Lebo Jeff Lee Stephanie Lee Eva Legaspi 'Tarra, teach me Wipeout! Ooh,.! He was hotl' XBPECTUEBCGS 'l 'l 13? Yvette Lewis 'May you love as long as you want, and never want as long asfyou love. ' Valerie Leydct 'On to bigger and better things? Kevin Lieb 'Lite's too short to take seriously' Erik Lilifloren 'Stop talking a hole in my neck' Daniel Lilly Josephine Llanes 'Good luck to the class of '88! We've only just begunl' Tommy Loftus 'This one goes out to the one I love.' Sherry Londeree Donna E. Lorraine Kattie Loveless Romeo Lumaban Dennis Lutz Angela MacDonald 'Tough times never last, tough people do' Ross MacDonald Ernest Madrazo Lamonica M. Magaddino Jhoy A. Magbamua 'I'm totally opposite ol what you think. Maybe' .iaipgtlwitiatfdit Michelle Mahoney Patrick V. Mahoney 'l'm sorry, 0K?' Hinton- P. Mdiettee J Karen Major 'Why is there school?' Diane Majority Michele Malbon 'Be true to your work, your word and your friends' Eleanor M. Malick Stephen Mallari 'Deep thought is a perversion of those with nothing better to do.' Steve Mallinder 'Piece of pie' John Mallinson 'Don't choke on your oats.' 'l'l-41 ,- fi' 4 7 -1 '73 Karen Malogorski 'Peace is a stimulus to a better world.' Troy R. Mangucmot Andrew Mann Kelly Marak Gayle Marshall 'ls it too late to drop Physics?' Larry Martinez 'Don't try to live your life in one day, take it as it comes' Mike 'Manz Mike'-Mason Ariel Matienzo 'Thanks Tim, Don...You're the best! Mom, dad - Love you! True love - Sierral' Linda Matlosz Michelle Mau 'He who supplies another with a constructive thought has enriched him forever.' Angela Mauk Theresa Mauk Peter Maxwell Monica Maxie Liouba McAlee 'There are no small parts only small acto TS . ' Sherry McCue Michelle McDonald 'Kissing a fool' Karen McEachin Riley McFetridge ersonal Touch What is art? Students would agree that their lockers are works of art. How- ever these creations don't mean the same thing to all people, their ideas range anywhere from rock stars and license tags to foreign countries and sports cars. At ones locker, it's a different world because it is a reflection of individual personality. Therefore ones mind is no longer on getting to class on time, but Q rather dreaming about an idol or own- ing a sports car. Grace Aleiandrino said, l decorated my locker, because it gives me a sense of being at home. Decorating ones locker is a way to take a breathe of fresh air between classes: it is also a way to liven the dull state of ones locker. It trans- forms a bland locker into a reflection of you I -Paula Brown and Kim Stewart Graduates 1 1 EJ! This decorated locker is the proud owner an Icelandic license tag Kate McGrath Kevin McKenzie Collette McNeil 'Ten years from now, l'II look back at this and laugh' Michael McVicker Michelle Meehan 'Being new. .. I can easily say thanks to the peoples I couldnt have found a better school, Jane Mejia 'I'm timid no longer, l've come out of hiding, Now I wonder if it was worth it' Jay Menon 'Mere nam Amitabh Bachchan hai. Christy Michael 'ls this it? Was that it or did I miss it?' '- David Middendorf Lori Miller Mike Milligan Leona Milling 'If you cant have the shoes you want, that doesnt mean you have to walk barefoot ' Frank Mitchell Mike Mitchell Norma Mobley 'l've never done what I was told I guess it paid off Good luck class of '88 ' Albert J. Molley 'l'lE3 This is a typical locker, everything between George Michael and the U.S.S.l2. This locker displays the 'perfect man' look I IW' 1 .i f af N '52 43 l Kellie Monds Mike Montoya Becky Moore Cindy Moore 'Remember the old times while awaiting the new.' Erin Moore Kimberly Moore Stephen Moore Stephon Moore 'SK and MM.' Devon Morgan 'I'm just your everyday playboy who strives for success in all things' Mark Morgan Matt Morken 'That's life in the big city.' Clark Moore Donna Mulder Daniel Muller Christine Mullikin Betsy Murns Alethia Murphy Ebony Murphy 'Yes Tommy, I know I'm wierdl' Sean Murphy Roy Munden Annette Myrick 'Sexy and sweetl' Juanita Nadonza 'Live life to its fullest. Mom, Dad, Paul... I made it! I love you guysl' Lisa Naylor Vicki Nazzewski Mary Neill 'If it weren't for Fridays, there wouldn't be weekends' Allison Nelson Derek M. Nelson Wendy Nelson 'Get a grip Tracy! Party Chris! Joshua's great! Chill Tracy! Life? Wowl' fC3r1aCluat:es 'l 'l 7X I litjZ5jumNicolas Marie Noonan Rob Obien 'I have to go to Spanish' Jocelyn O'Brien ceenyfs. Ochdafilheixireltrofriewill not end: lrloveiyou? Amy O'Conner 'l'm looking forward to looking back' Brian O'DonneII 'The doors of wisdom have no boundaries' Constance O'Neil Michael 0'NeiII V A b Rachel Ongkingco 1-anytvoriifis 'theres-:nuff irmrifimswnarfyautcafmdmar Andy Ortega 'l can't think of a good qoute, ask me later' Judy Ortiz David Owens Miram Owens Nora Palermo 'ls it almost over?' Julius A. Pablo Regina Parado Jeffrey Paras Mitch Parker L Ltnr st Sprint The dreom of toking o trip our senior yeor, hos olwoys been port of our lives. The ideol trip includes no ohoperones ond finonciol ossistonoe. There ore certoin ploces to go ond to ovoid. Every teen would be overjoyed to go to Europe, but very few would enjoy it with o guordion.' New York would be on exciting ploce to go. One moy shop forthe wildest fosh- ions, hit the vorious clubs or just be o 'tourist' Other ploces to go of ore: Colifomio, Howoii ond AustroIio.' Whotever the choice, the importont thing to do is enjoy your lost bit of 'fun' before college ond enjoy being o buddy. -Dovid Homord 'I'iE3 Necole Parker QQAQWBFGI Parker Theresa Parrotte f5a S6nlParsons Matthew Pearsall I m not paranoid I have proof' John Pebworth Jill Pelletier 'Save your sorrow for tomorrow and may tomorrow never come Tell me about It Elizabeth Penley Bobby Perez Harold Perez David Perez Kent M. Perez Laura N. Perry Clarissa Pesbre Thank God' I pulled through thas yearl' Thaddeus V. Pevatta Daniel Piel Micheal Pierce Kelly Pingel Stanley Pleban Steve Poley Believe In yourself and succeed rn your goals. HQr0ld'P05lE 'You know me Tia Porter fGPadLJel3eS 'I 'I Sf Chris Powell Shawn Powell 'High School, yeah it wasl' Susan M. Powell Jim Powers 'Albert G, how do you know?' Tammy Pratt 'The love for a friend will always be true.' Kisha L. Pressley Kenny Price 'It's been a fun three years, now oh to college' Scott Pritchard 'lf no two people are alike, then how can there be 'normaIity'?' David Puckett Nathan W. Quade Brian Quigley 'Get with the program..Bebe.' Pepito Raquini Dave Rahal Norman Ralston Jennifer Ramsey 'Smile, joke, help others! lt you don't who will? For BCDFMPSTW.' Tim Elavenell Lisa Rawson Dlillid J. Reid Isabelle Reutzel 'Let your goals be achieved by follow- ing your dreams.' Jr. Reyes 'No wayl' CIIQISBAV. illcef' Rene Rice 120 Mott, how do you do lt? di ' 'D X. xcelling Senior If There is one word To describe IVioTi Pedrsoll, iT is busy. Those who don'T know him moy Think he is The Typicoi book- worm , consTonTIy siudying To mdinioin his 3.8 G.P.A. However MdTT is jusT like ony oTher sTudenT. . WheTher he is cornpeiing in Forensics, presiding over The NoTionoI Honor Socieiy or oT Trdck procTice, IVioTT is ol- wdys busy. When he isn'T siudying, he con usudily be found dT The movies, or jusT ouT wiTh The guys MdTT's perforrnonce in school is excel- .IenT. He wds nomed IVlosT Ouisionding Mole Senior, he is o Noiionol Merii Scholor, ond poTenTioI Scholor by hov- ing The highesT score on The PSAT. MoiT dTTribuTes his success To The Redu- coTionoI fociIiTies dT Green Run ond The suppori of his porenTs. -Jomes Buckinghom , R ID 'x K - if, Angelina Richey Lincoln Rivers Rob Rizzi Robin Roadman James Robinson Bobbie Rodenski 'Live each day to the fullest as if it were your Iast.' Reggie Rodgers Lynn Rolofson 'Famara Roth Paul Rubio Delia M. Runberg Nathan Russell Ross Rutt Walter F. Ryan Tony Rybarczyk Kim Samuels Andrea Sandefer 'Fake it tiii you make it.' Christina Sandefer Rodney Sanderson John Sanker fC3r'adL,1ates 'i 21 f Allissa Danny Santos Liz Santos Eduardo Sarino Shannon Sawyer Savage 'lf all the world is a stage, I want better directingf Andy Schaff Bea Schaffer Jacqueline Scherf Aaron Schmidt Cathy Schroeder 'OK...fine!' Brandi A. Schuyler Krista Scott Wendy M. Scott 'Meow...why? ...why not?' Jennifer Sesson Joanne Severts Heather Shaw 'Destination unknownl' . Q ,, Kassy Shepard Stacy Shepardson 'Hey Deb, look fit' there fhe isf' Dianne Sherrange 'Finish life with a smile.' Melissa Shilling Donald Shoemaker Britt Siddall 122 Q 'Ox tr .I -A u ah 1 1, . Todd Siedlecki 'I hold the five red fingers of know- ledge.' Robert Siler Sean Sigler 'l'm very understanding and don't tell me otherwisel' Kathy Simms Paige Skiptunas 'Hearts may break and futures may fall, but hope doesn't shatter' Kevin Slaughter Mike Smalley Regina Smith Lisa Smith Micheal K. Smith Jill Snead Susan Snell 'I had a dream about college once, now it's a nightmarel' Walter Snowden Christopher Soulby Sam Springer Scott M. Spuler Kimberly Spruill Scott Stanford Samiya Stallings 'Davida, I know, l know! Chawn, you know what? Good luck to you and Dennis' Lisa Stanley 'Sean's doing fine, l'm 6'0' - a model and no I don't play basketball! S Teachers from everywhere have witnessed the dreadful disease that has stricken students. It is the famous nar- colepsia or commonly known as sleep- ing-in-class. Students face this disease every day. Some try to fight it, but most fall into its dreaded clutches only to wake up wondering what they've missed. Teachers have compiled a few of the warning signs that a student may realize before he or she is flat on the desk. First the teacher seems to be speaking a foreign language, and the student slow- ly begins to edge closer and closer to the desk. Although students don't object to this disease, teachers loathe it. For this rea- son students devise ways to disguise this embarrasing disorder. lcontj Graduates 1 213f N' us- Tracy Stein 'Good luck to all ot my friends. I hope you'lI make the most of yourselves' Kristen Stephan Kimberly A. Stewart 'Once bitten and twice shy - Kassy j'aime Donald' Shawn Stieb Carlissa 'li am the 'captain of my fate andithe masteiifotlmy' soul. llove you Preston.' Stephen Stroud 'I might be going to heck in a bucket, but at least I'm enjoying the ridel' Wanda Stli6ud' ibe'tlie best you've got to strive for 'the bestsihal55'me.' by KLKW Jim Stuedemann 'C - yaaal' f wg W 5 u X by 5 -RX - yt-Q X1 e Jennifer Stump Jennifer Stuchkous Kimberly Sturdivant Debihsgypqn 'Tomorrow never comesintu Pyesferday wasifnevdrlhere.' Bobbie Sufficool John Swanland qinimer 'Sliger 'lt you're.gonnawidb1'ifg fdohitFri5i7ft,.' Kimberly Szaronos 'Believe it or not I finally made it.' Jeremy M. Taylor 'Anything worth dying for is wonh living for.' Gltebeeca'Tayll'6h Leo Tecson Jeupniulll: memes Tejuami Thomas' 'Une tofinyftaleffts. ' Shiela Thompson 'One last red-head at Green Run' Jett Thornsbury 'The wings of wisdom have no boundaries' FeI6iS6HuiFh6l'B1l6tW Jennie Tiglao Kimberly Tucker Jeff Turlington 1241 ,Q av :I Q' 1 - 1 'x l T l , v 4 , . X .v onTinu ol T 1 The sTudenT pldces d book on his lop dnd resTs his hedd on The desk preTend- ing To redd iT. The sTudenT mdy dlso open d ldrge noTebook ond snooze beiween The middle pdges. LdsT buT noT leosT The sTudenT will Tell The Tedcher ThdT he's sick buT feorful of The nurse. Then There dre cdses such ds o sTudenT who cdn'T sleep wiThouT music becduse of This, o hoo- ded swedTshirT is wom wiTh Their wdlk- Couples Toke o resi in The cofeierio wiThouT The feor of being reprimanded. Larry Turner z,9Lisa 'lfurner Cyrus Q. Tynes Joann Udasco 'Class of '89 and '90 - skin it! Class ol '88 - take care and enjoy all you can. See yal' Amina A. Ulmer Kimberly Urrutia 'Whatever!' Jim Van Slyke 'When it's bad, it isn't bad enoughl' Ariane Vargas 'Now whaT?' Pam Vaughan Kim Vevoda 'Live for today for tomorrow may never come' Gary Viado' Analyn S. Villanueva Rodolfo S. Villanueva Ron Villanueva T Bill Visage 'Don't think of it as an end, but as a begin- ning. A beginning that is what you make lt.' Linh Vu lt's hotl' mon hidden in Their jdckei. Alihough iT mdy seem on uncurdble disedse, There ore some wdys Teochers hdve Tempororily cured This. They do so by deTenTions, zeros, or embdrrdssmenT. This proves ThdT The disedse, dlThough noT conquerdble, con be ovoided ...LVOWDJSOFTTGWTTGT um somewhdi zzzzzzz. -Arione Vdrgds XGPEUUECES 'I 25f aiure Flicks A sTudenT's favorite pastime was going To The movies. The Theatres were filled on The weekends, but Tuesdays offered a bargain. Some Theaters charged a dollaron This night and many students Took advantage of This low price. ' This past summer a new building was builT at Kemps River Crossing That provided more for entertainment. The Theatre also offered many jobs To students. As a concession worker, Sonya Delacuadra enjoyed her job because she gained a beTTer knowledge of busi- ness and a greaTer sense of respon- sibililyf' Going To The movies fulfilled many purposes, because The students relaxed in fronT of The big screen. -Fred Beebe David Wagers 'I did it accidentally on purpose' Davida J. Walker 'Samiya, I whuh weak! Mr. Griffian, face reality, no pain, no gain.' Robert Walker Erinn Wall 'But I have promises to keep and miles to go before I sleep.' Sfaeey'Wall5 Walton Brent Walworth Steve Warmath Petrellalwaiirenl Tracy Warren Lynn Watson Marcus Weaver 'Ain't nothing but a thang' Lara Webb 'Going through high school has been the greatest experience of my life? Michelle Webb Shara Weber I Traci Werner Robin Wesseler Bob Wheeler 'Let me Q tl' gilslliiwhie Norma White IEE I. x kt TOTALLY STOKINGF Students flip out over North Shore af'-O 5- O. ,- 1 v Jennifer Whitehead Dana Whitley Renae Whitman Ronald Williams Scott Williams Timothy Williamson 'He who does not do, does not succeed? Travis Willif0Id 'True love is my inspiration to life.' Wendy Wilson Robert Wirth Richard Wood Mark Woodard 'Senior year is just another STAGE I'm going throughl' Karen Woodhouse Jeffrey F. Wray 'The Wolfen is backl' Andrea Wyckoft Patrick Yaccarino Chad A. Yockel 'Strive for exellence , then fall flat on your face' Rob Yonkers Greg Young 'All right nowl' James Young 'Pieces oi your mind.' Steve Young 'lzeave your past behind, oryou may block your'future.' 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He arrived from Fort Meyers, Florida and faced immediately the challenge of dealing with a school system two times the size of the one he left behind. He was not in- timidated and took charge with open ears. Dr. Melvin dedicated his first year to learning about the needs and desires of everyone in- volved in the system. He visited every school and spoke not only with the administration but lac ulty and students as well. Receiving feedback was Dr. Melvin's main concern for his first year. He held two press conferences with the schools' journalism 'l 138 Faculty teachers and student newspaper editors to discover how they felt about their schools. He compiled a list of recommendations, which he distributed to school employees. Dr. Mel- vin announced his plans at the Convocation held before the school year began. He wants to be involved with the faculty and is willing to listen to any request. Dr. Melvin remarked at the first press con- ference, I like the challenge of working in a bigger and growing area. With a new junior high opening in 1988 and a new high school scheduled to open in I 989, the new superintendent will be facing growth and change from here on out! l I i i l l sl -171 Q21 1. p LJ' Assistant Principals: Dr. Edith Eidson, Mr. G. Ray Smith, Mr. Ralph Sykes and Mr. Wayne Sykes. Carolyn Ainscough Geometry, 'Os QQ, Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Lori Ochsenreither Office Secretary Mrs. Elizabeth Ann Arthur Library Secretary Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Frances Barham Bookkeeper leanette Fenske Office Secretary Connie Fogle Office Secretary Carolyn Gregg Office Secretary Bobbie Libowitz Office Secretary Kathleen Bergstedt Clinic Aide Shirley Bright Nurse Eunice Love Librarian Bonnie Lyons Librarian Page Reed Library Secretary Delna Antki Guidance Norma Brumage Guidance Mrs. Marsha Cumpston Guidance Secretary Mrs. Sylvia Dodds Guidance Secretary Mrs. Marcia Gutnick Guidance Mrs. Peggy Middleton Guidance Mrs. Kathy Walker Guidance Algebraic Foundations Y Y. .. I Mr. Brian Alexander Earth Science ' Mr. Brian Allard Conternpory Science, L Physics -' ' Mrs. Ruby Allen Chorus, Theroy, Music Appreciation Mrs. ludy Arnold English IIA, HR , l 1 Miss Kathleen Bailey Psychology 1,2 A Ast A 8 as 4 X Motivated! Office Secretary, Mrs, Lori Ochsenreither is so busy with her typing, that she does not realize it is towards the end of the day, or that she is under the scrutiny of Mr. French, Next Please! Mr. Roger McMillan dicln't expect to take time out of his busy schedule for a yearbook photographer, but we coulcl'nt leave him out. Mr. McMillan is the assistant principal in charge of huilcling and grounds, and transportation, just to men- tion a few of his respnsibilitiesl Faculty 'I 139 Mrs. Iuanita Bankston English IZA, IOA Mrs. lennifer Barns Typing I,2, Buisness Law Ml'S. Sue BaSCllklS Psychology l,2 Mr. William Bennett English IIA, IIR Mr. lames Booth Government, Interna- tional Relations, Economics Mr. William Brisbois Government Mrs. Susan Brock Dramatic Arts I,2,3,4 Mr. Marion Broglie Sociology I,2 Mrs. Patty Burgess Health 8. P.E. 9,10 Mrs. lobynia Caldwell English IZA, IZR Mrs. Margie Coefield English IIA Mrs. Patricia Cook Chemistry, Con- tempory Science Mr. loseph Cosimano French 2,3 Mrs. Patricia Curtis-Lique Spanish I,3,S Mrs. ludy Darden Calculus, Math Analysis Mrs. Susan Darnell Algebra I,2 Mrs. Carolyn Doetsch Math Analysis, AP Computer Science, Programming in BASIC l,l Miss Iulia Doggett Office Technology I ,2, Word Processing Mrs. lill Dugan Spanish 1,3 Mr. Richard Dutton Geometry, Algebra 2 Mr. Thomas Duvall Physics Mrs. Cindy Edwards Geometry, Algebraic Foundations Mr. William Eley U.S. History, A.P. History Mrs. Irma Fabian Spanish I,3,-1 Cf- v Mrs. Liz Fischer English IIA l' ,l lla . - sq' bfrfgfigjfw obl Profession VSWR? Q5 Teachers Explain Wh ! I'm a teacher and proud of it! What other profession allows you to interact with over one hundred individuals a day? Though the teachers joked, that they chose the job in order to have their summers free and for the easy hours, these educators had very noble reasons in founding their careers. It would probably surprise the students a great deal to know, that they were the number one answer to the question, What do you like most about teaching? Ms. 'I -CIO Faculty Williams enjoyed, just being a small part in influencing future generations. Being around young people , tMrs. Pat Curtis-Liquel, so much vitality and potential , tivtrs. Sue Morrisi, that no day is the same , lMs. Sherri Fordi, were other responses to the same questions. What I like most is Hthe daily give and take with students , replied Mr. David Long. This exchange between teacher and student was very un- predictable. The teachers never knew when a lesson plan was goingto turn into a class discus- sion of contemporary issues and problems. When these talks came up, the students often felt successful in getting the teacher off the subject, but what they did not realize was that teachers enjoyed the con- versations too. Our teachers took these opportunities to learn about their students, to find out how to relate the subject matter to students. Class time allowed for the in- teraction with stimulating people and challenging ideas , said Mrs. loann Tillberg. Mr. Mark Forget viewed every class as the opportunity to affect young people in a beneficial way . The students should never have doubted for a second, that their teachers don't like what they do for a living. Every day was different. Every year was different. They were not always great, but almost every teacher would admit without hesita- tion, l love teaching . l i I I i ...- at VV' il? ffmn i .I y 1,5 I if M'sf'L?,... M 2-X if I R. . 5.4 5, 5 I, 1 1, , 1, 3 , ri Q ,,,K, A .5 ' il- 1 . . Fdl . .43 Listen up! Ms. Lisa Mitchell's seventh bell Iournalism class listens to the reasons for using cross refernces. Ms. Mitchell shows her class a college journalism book from her collection of materials. Habla Espanol? Mrs. lill Dugan shares a ioke in Spanish with her students. Humor is a good device for testing language comprehension, because the punch line must be understood in order for a joke to make sense. Office time is quality time! English teachers, Mrs. Becky Herron and Mrs. Linda Bulman, exchange thoughts and ideas pertaining to their students. Teachers value the time they have together to discuss methodology and objectives. It's also a great time to trade recipes for the holidays. Faculty 'I 41 Mrs. Nancy Ford US. VA History Miss Sherri Ford Spanish 2,3 Mr. Mark Forget Government Mr. Randy Giordano English 125, 11A Mr. Cletus Griffin Uh. VA History Miss Nancy Grimstead Typing I,3, Note- hand cwo-2 lonathan Harnden NIRQ JTC 1,2,S Mrs. Rebecca Herron English IUA, IUR . , Miss Sharon Holt Consumer Math Mrs. Nancy Inge English IOA, 1tJR I x ' x A Mrs. Wanda lanz Spanish 1,2 Mr. Charles lohnson Government Mr. Philip Keefer Basic Electricity, Elec- tronic Technology Miss Florence Keel French 1,4,5 Miss Carolyn Keen Math Analysis, Math Applications Mr. lsidoro Kessel Spanish 23,4 Mr. George Korte US VA History Mr. Francis Kuhn Algebra 1, Geometry jg, Cdr. Ray Lackore NIROTC 1,2,5 Mr. David Long Latinl-5 T' Y. Allflnd X its -,-:, . f . ,g 2,1 . A A 1 Mrs. Kathleen Malone Accounting 1,2 Office Simulation Ms. Fay Martin Home Economics, ln dependant Living Mr. Brian Matney Government Mrs. Karin McElvin Chemistry i Mrs. Sharon McLaughlin World Cultures .AA 9 'Q .ag as 1:- ' 4-4' I Real People! Teachers Have Lives after School. Rarely did students consider their teachers outside of the classroom. It confounded them to imagine their teachers shop- ping, cooking, taking vacations, playing sports or going to the movies. If a student saw a teacher in public on the weekend, it was certainlly talked about the next day in class. Students thought their teachers were lesson planning, paper grading machines. Why could they not accept their 'l Cl-2 Faculty teachers as real people ? Well, students picture this! The teachers took full advant- age of their time off and week- ends. They have a wide variety of interests. Mrs. Sue Morris en- joys auto racing as a fan andfor participant. Mrs. Kathy Seay likes watching ACC basketball, especially UNC. Ms. Tracy Rogers and Mrs. Kerry Kaysen scuba dive! Brian Alexander builds models. Mrs. Debbi Sydow-Bennett has painting and ballet as two of her hob- bies. The number one weekend activity is spending time with family, children and friends. The number two answer was traveling. The third most fre- quent answer was simply to rest and relax, but that took many forms, and each teacher had his or her own method to reju- vinate him or herself. A gi! Y, , lt's Friday! Heading to the office for a final check at her mailbox, Ms. Sherri Ford looks forward to spending time with her fiance and socializing on the weekends. Which way do they go? Miss Patsy Willis organizes a slide show for her students. Miss Willis spent her spring break in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. The great outdoors! Any activity which involved being outside is tops among teachers, Ms. Kathy Bailey enioyed gardening and being with her favorite pup, before she moved to Virginia Beach. Faculty 'I 43 Miss Cindy Midkiff Health P.E. I0, Adapt- ive P.E. Miss Anne Midytte Probability is Statistics, Analytic Geometry, Math Analysis Mr. lames Miller Geography Miss lisa Mitchell English IOA, journalism Mrs. Sandy Morgan Independent Living, Clothing I,l Susan Morris Basic 1,2 Geometry Miss ludith Mueller Math Application, Algebra 2 Mrs. Iris Mullican Typing I,.2, Shorthand Mrs. Dianne Mulligan Marketing Mrs. Kerry Nathan Marine Science Mrs. Patricia Orr Environmental Science Mrs. Patricia Pasko English IOR, IOS Ms. Vaunda Pearson English IIA, Visual Language Mr. Tabb Pearson U.S. VA History, Geg- raphy Mr. Richard Percefull Chemistry, AP Chemistry Mrs. Trina Perley Biology Mrs. linxy Poniatowski Typing I,2, Busi- ness Law Mr. Thomas Rhodes ISS. Miss Diana Roberts English IUA, IOR Mr. George Robertson Earth Science, Mar- ine Science Mrs. Mary Robertson English l2A, IOA Mrs. Frances Robins Typing I, Accounting I, General Business Miss Tracy Rogers Algebra .Z Trigo- nometry, Math Applications Miss Eva Roupas English IIA, Drama I Miss Susan Rusnock Health PE10 ...I I A I It not for the Money. esson in T L Its four o'clock in the after- noon. Most of the faculty has left for the day, and most of the students cleared out the mo- ment the bell sounded. Who is hanging around? Sponsors and coaches give up their time to work with students. These teachers were asked why. lt's not for the money! What is it that our school and students had to give these teachers? Mr. Ken Holmes received fulfillment out of helping people orient their goals. Mrs. Cindy Edwards said, I have 'I -414 Faculty learned a lot about accepting all different types of people. Notonly dothese teachers deal with students academically, they also care about their feel- ings. Mrs. Kathy Tetheroh said, l hope to let many of the students here know that they are loved and that life is worth living. Teachers wanted to see their students grow. Mrs. lob- ynia Caldwell answered, Teaching has been rewarding, because many of our students further their education. lt's great to see how successful they become in their chosen profession. Although the teachers may have seemed like the cruelest people alive at times, they cared, and they did not give up on their students. Mrs. Sue Morris said, the students for the most part are seekers and doersf' Mrs. Nancy Ford hoped to gain greater insight each year into which activities aided her students' learning. l am al- ways exposed to students with varied back grounds and in- terests which help expand my horizons. Teachers anc students learned constantly from one another, which made the year rewarding and enjoy- able. Eriendships gained witl students and teachers througl various activities added ar extra demension to school. Ms Vaunda Pearson explained What I have gained and hope to gain go beyond simply ex tending a social circle. I have been exposed to new perspec tives on life, on everything, bi trying to see things through mi students eyes. I nd .I I. I ,fo- 'GM' '-ur' X K I , 1 Ae, , A' ' if r' '2 f , I 'Q l g-'-If ,, 1 .. l , . Q 1 l N ' tl. . sir:-, . .2 we ' I-ss: A .4 Af .ws 4 ewffv eai Q I 5 86.931 2 'F A t E th' 6 1, Nli. Pizza Time! One of the greatest demands on .1 te.1t her rs to .xslt her to commut her time .utter st hool. These trmes often become M more fun than ever rn1.1guned, Mrs, lu.1nit.1 Bankston and Ms. 4, Krm Ellis are taste testers forthe ILIOIUT t lass, before the rumors embarked on .1 DIZZJ s.1le. HO! HO! HO! Teaching rs .tn never endlng adventure. Mrs. Trafy Brom kenhrough shows her school sprrlt .1 Christmas time. Santa was posing for pictures to r.1rse money for .1 club. qt. v Duties can be so much fun! Mrs. Cnndv Edw.1rcls as confounded hv .1 tmnstormer, Even the worst dutv can he enyovahle It .1 teather can talk wvth t'.1mnll.1r students, Durrng the Christmas Toys-tor-Tots t.1n1p.1lgn te.tt hers kept themselves .tmused durung taleterm duty. Faculty 'l 45 Mrs. ludy Schooley World History, U.S. VA History Mr. lohn Schultze Algebraic Foundations, Algebra I Miss Dee Schultz Health P.E. IU Mrs. Kathy Seay Learning Disabilities Mrs. Brenda Snead and Morgan Interior Design, Child Developement Mrs. Alwilda Stephenson English QA, IJA Ms. Mindi Stevens English I2R, IZA Mr. Michael Taylor Basic Technical Draw- ing, Small Engine Technology Mrs. Carolyn Thompson Geometry Mrs. Kristine Thompson Geometry, Trigoometry Mrs. loann Tillberg English IIA, IIS Mrs. Gail Tompkins Environmental Sci- ence Mr. David Trueblood French I,3 Ms. Delphia Tucker U.S. VA History Mr. William Turner Health P.E. IO Mrs. Rosa Valencia-Harris Spanish 1,2 Mr. lames Walker Psychology I Mrs. Karel Wetzel Algebraic Foundations, ' Algebra I Mrs. Ree White and Austin LDR Mr. Paul White English IOS, IOA Mrs. Carole Widmer Business Man- agement, Typing I Mrs. Gloria Williams Art Appreciation Mrs. Diane Willis Chemistry Miss Patsy Willis German I-'S Ms. Yvette Yarn French 2 -K '27 I X ,D A NM I ever I Went to College for This? When was Hall Dut IOI? 'I -416 Faculty Did they ever warn teachers about cafeteria duty or bath- room duty in college? Surely, there was no course such as hall duty IOI or how to check for forged passes. Taking up trays and cleaning up after students was something we learned on the job. There was also no course on how to minimize paperwork, or how not to let paper take up twenty-four hours a day. One can always tell a teacher by the fact that he or she even signs checks in red pen, in addition to the purple marks on five out of ten fingers. The courses in educational methods never in- formed us how to remove the tell-tale signs of teacheritis. Certainly, after school hours everyone can pick Out a teacher. Teachers have learned to adapt to situations in school as they occur. Should the duties and red-tape procedures have been included in the college curriculum? lfso, here is a list of courses that may be more in- dicative of the job of an educa- tor. Il Bathroom Duty 205 lHow tc remove smokers from bath- room and smoke from clothes 2l Cafeteria Duty Psycholo 202 tHow to convince studei to pick up trays.l 33 Hall Duty IOI lHow tc check for forged passes.l -Il Paperwork 312 tHow tc grade I5O tests in one sitting. Sl Teacheritis 401 tHow tc remove purple stains fron clothing and skin.l pl L ,N..........-....,. --Q ..-+-.1 we 5 xx XX. The Three Amigos. Lunch time allows the Misters Sykes and Dr. Eidson to relax from their infinite responsihities, Do not disturb. Planning periods and lunch hells are often confused., Mr. Tahh Pearson and Mr. Mark Forget use every minute X in the ottice to prepare tor their classes. They will someday achieve S.T. status. in 4 R I' .x, 2 FY ', fn D , 'HZEBLETZL -..,.-,, 1 4 ,..--f l, 'J l Up' x -av 'Y if I PM is i .L ,.,,.,g.:.:3 ug.: xy. ... ..f'4 f . lt's 10am. Do you know where your students are? Attendence duty keeps Mrs. Mary Kay Drew and Mrs, Roxanne Morris constantly filing and checking. Dragon Lady! Ms. Delphia Tuckerk, who did'nt earn her nickname hy being nice with her grades, uses her hall duty time to work through a stack ot notebooks. 1 Faculty 1 47 - ' M0 oMore Pencil ... . . . no more books, no more teachers' dirty looks! Remember that? That must've been way back in elementary school- the time when math was just 1-i-l , and sentences like Spot ran away, were written in English. School work was so much easier then, but that was years ago. Now everything is different. . . well, except for the lunch food. Yet, since then, everything has become more complicaf ted. Instead, we see math as more like 42 + Zmtfmrxdl + lpg + 132 + IOYV4 + Cr + Vzr + 15 i87xyJ +1bl compared to 1+1. In English, we went from writing simple sentences to writing long papers, tackling old novels, and analizing symbolic poems. Sounds fascinating, huh? Fortunately, instead of just pencils and books like the ones we used in elementary school, the materials have become more complicated as well. We now have calculators to solve those math problems, and computers to type all those papers. But even though these machines can help make things easier, they can only do what we tell them to do. So, of course it takes a lot of effort- this is high school! But then maybe ten or twenty years from now, there's a chance most of us will look back at our math and English here at Green Run and think, Hey, it wasn't so bad. Who knows? mmq 'rn to 9 Q ' ii I -X E115 if 7! AU' X: E 1.131 v , XM f I V . i, --9 4, ef-A m f Q ilsk Y V 1 X ,-v,,, I Sq gp X , 'l f fi' S ' L' 'Z' .l 5' 1, 'l'hnst- .irc nur noti-s from wstcril.ivff NllItlt'I1lNllk'll' vm' .motlicr :cr otuuhr lil' in their l'l1!llNll t l.Iss. 'I 48 ACADEMICS ,S L I ,.- 5 fl M O Students Like .1 step ttvrxxuirtl trtim their past ninth ctvtirsi' to ,-Xlgchra ll Trng. rcquirtn to rcincinhcr things tlii-x'x'c ltnirnctl trio wars hcturc. Zag' 1 39? H44 P -. se A . Q f 5 1 .N 2 . -ix- ,40 i .., , , A ' . 'ff' ' , . is ' ' 4- ' ilu'oM L Nl- .F iis Ya Q, , -3 , xf'f'i ra ...J Q. ' Y- Er 4 . - 5 -A ff 2 Y 1 .. xv Z g r -A I I FE:-' -. A.. . ' j?iQ - gn .V - I Q NW K f -V. , V -f Q I Q- ,... z:.f1s':'-as ii 4 . if fri ' is f f ,isa , fi . S ...J ., Listen very carefully. Math analysis class gives their full attention to their teacher, during an important lesson. When Siclclhartha finally reaches Nirvana . . . 105 students listen and take notes on Buddhism while Mrs. lwasko explains the day's lesson. Exercising her knowledge ofconstructions. Karla McCants sits ready with paper and pencil to tackle her geometry construction. Now you know how math and English have adjusted to today's society. Well, here's a look to the future: Our Green Run Stallions were asked what the study of math and English would he like in the year 2000, and here's some of their input: There's use for math, hut just simple math. You have to have English to write and talk. - M.C. Math would he more advanced in the field of aeronautics. English will prohahly he the universal language. - RA. English will he the same. Math would he advanced and harder. f LB. We'll he learning more difficult things earlier. - DB. We'll he using more computers for math and English. - DC. There will he no math hecause computers will do it for you. English will have more high - tech words and we'll forget the words we use now. - C. I.. lt'll he harder because you have to take harder courses f because of all the requirements you might need. - TJ. ACADEMICS 'I 49 Stir It, Shake It . 'L' Sci n Y? If 10 students were asked that question, we'd probably have I0 different answers: from the study of interrelationships of matter and energy to a boring class. But seriously, what IS science? ln the dictionary, science is defined as, knowledge of facts and laws arran- ged in an orderly system. On the other hand, science in the en- cyclopedia is, ... any subject which man can study by using the scientific method or other special rules of thinking ... - so which of these make more sense? Well, whatever science may be, we can all admit that the subject itselfcan be hard work. But did you ever think that it was even harder for Einstein, Galileo, and Newton? Remember, it took them years and years to prove things we study today, which you might consider as a waste of time. Well, think again. Science is important to everyone - especially to these students when it comes to phones, TVls, and cars. We just tend to forget that because we weren't the ones spending those years and years of hard work. Not too many students have that kind of pat- ience or are in the least bit interested. Yet at least some of them try hard - putting themselves ahead and off to a good start for the new year. -Michelle Boada eff t PR' vf' X student li'.ii'liing lliology i'l.iss.' lli.ii's .u ilmiiigv. lixiriiilig .ilvwiii .mtl iilitlcisiaiirlliiu is liiilsi-il ii ills toiilrl lu piullx li,ii,l, l'lll llt-ririiil Klslvlrvi' lslliths xxlmi is -' ill!! on' , and Observe It l'lmmm...let's see! lon l'ricc docs .1 Cflieinisrrv lab, being cautious and serious about li cxperiint-nr. I ,il XYliat's next? l'.uricls i.ut.iriliortziilstliclnstriittiunstoalll1xslcsl.il'.is lscnt Sax .irx tries ri llQlIlC our ixlicrc ilit- rt-si ul rlii- lctioxcr paris EU! 1'-l.-1.-l.--1-'l.-1.1l.-1'a.--??- ,5,l3',m:m':m':m':a': Not just another lab- Denne Breland and Latlsta Queen, chemxstry students, du an expen- sive expenmentg rurnmg pennies tn guld! as ,NXXK ,lFl4. ,- J, , ,R ',r 1 U . ff' ' ri v. G-1 LA! 'Ny ff- X' W 1 j xi f 'f 5 . 7 xp Q 4 ' ' Science students, lj2lVld Bmngun and Lgurqn Halley, du gypqnmennng wlrh their burner Study, Study, Study!! Chemntry studentx nntunlydu labs and experlmentx. Here, they read and beakers IH AP. chemistry. on to prepare tor an upcnmmg rear. ACADEMICS 'I 5 'I gy' V 1 r X i M ROTC: A alute to the Future Z We Want You! We all know it takes guts to join the ROTC. The strict rules, in- spections, drills, and afterschool activities - all of it can be too much for most of us. We see them practice in the halls around the school, or out in the cold in the parking lot. And as we watch, some of us are glad not to be a part of it. Why? Maybe because it's too much to handle, or maybe too much responsibility is involved, or maybe were just afraid that it might keep us too busy. Yes, being a member of the RQTC is hard work. So why did these students de- cide to join? They all have their personal reasons, but by the time they graduate, they will be able to take with them the patience, the responsibility, the discipline, and the respect they have either leamed or eamed through their membership with the ROTC. And with these, they are ready to join the competition in the real world, fully confident. -Michelle Boada No1..IIlwr.mii,bii1 lir,ilns,Iuu. Xliiiiniiii' lwiuis sriirlics uliili- lol-kinig Ilin-uigli Iii-i iiivlus tor lit ' I i 'l 52 ACADEMICS ,, l TC struts their sruil .is llicx pmt!! Armed and ready, the cadetsstood prepared to defend the honor of Green Run. Performing with their weapons is one of the main parts of the ROTC, Q 5, U2 ew 3. 4' Order arms! R f r - r f ring! Good afternoon, Platoon 4.1! Good afternoon, Captain. Alright We will have a surprise inspection today . . Inspection? No, not an inspection! . . and I expect you to look neat and sharp . . . But my uniform isn't pressed, and my shoes aren't polished. Great! Now I'm starting to sweat. Representing the Green Run ROTC is a great privilege, and all of you should he proud. Yeah, right. You all know the normal procedures, so get into your positions quickly and quietly . . Why' me? Wliy' does it always happen to Eugene Meyers? I know, he hates me. That's it! 'I'hat's why he's always picking on me! Hair, collar, shoes ,... Mayhe he won't notice the ketchup stain on my sleeve. You can hardly see it - at least I can't. Next, Rivers. Or mayhe he won't notice my ring -around - the - collar. You can hardly see that either. Eine, Rivers. Next, -lohnsonf' Hey, my socks match! - hut theyre red. Oh, no hig deal. Excellent, lohnson. Everything is as I expected so far. Yeah, so far. W!ait until he gets to me. I'm next. NEXFI-!!!??? Next, Meyers. This is it, God, please, God! Please don't let him notice! I pro- mise I'll never sleep in church again! Well, Meyers ,... first of all Now why didn't I just stick to Home Ee? fMichelle Boada 1 V V-Q , - V 5'-T129 if 1335 3 I Even royalty has to work. judy Manlulu, the Cadet Gore Queen, stands in formation, ACADEIVIICS 'l 53 .allf Hola Lomoutas Nt tt Nt init rl and L hri ti Hr inf rd txtli in t tit-.x xx irtls during r ,aaa Foreign Lan ini li i t ...af V fl' U ,.-4 A St p Between Two Worlds of Languages p, 0 5. I guage vs Slang Yo, man! or Hey, girl! are often common ways we like to greet our friends. But once we step into the world of foreign languages, it completely changes. We learn to say, Hola, Guten Tag, Bon jour or even Salve. And pretty soon, they all begin to sound normal as students yell them across the halls. Although Cool isn't a particular word in a foreign language, Green Run students devote about an hour of their day to learn a language other than English. This gives them a chance to leam a second language while making new friends through dialogues and skits. During the year, students learn different rules for speaking and writing, which they don't exactly consider Awesome Being taught the cultures and customs on a bright, sunny day - perfect for going to the beach, can also be described as a Bummer. But when it comes to Culture Days and field trips from ChifChi's all the way to Europe, the word Rad may come to mind. Naturally, these are fun-loving students but they all know the importance of taking a foreign language as well as its benefits. It can help them acquire the Academic Diploma which requires three years of one language or two years each of two languages. And once the diploma is acquired, they can easily become accepted into many of the good colleges. So it may not sound like it when you hear Killer, Rad, Awef some, or even Bogus , these students show they really do care about their education, even if it does mean work. And that also includes tempoarily leaving their world ofslang behind as they enter a foreign language class. x, I 6 av .1 Q-rf' Wx .4 f I Q, ' l - 'fx A. '. ' i lr.n'illc...lr.ixillt-...trgnillt-... .N ln-ntli srutlt-nr. Xlkfiiivii Itlquilnig. qnnerlx works on .1 Laborant - Tltirk .i pt-ricct wav to ilosgrilw these l,.irin stu ltnt 1 thu nrt it x o l group mvrlx. 'l 541 ACADENIICS N S Q -rf Wunderbarl Toll! Kl'l5l'lI1tl Sinclair Nl1.1rcx.1tlcl1c1uux Cl1flNIII1.l5 l..lI11llX' tmtlltlwn wltlt .tn exclmngc Ntudcnt, Lflmrluttc lXYtlQ, IH lwlw W'lll1s' German clam. 15 Hffx 9 - 7 , '1'?fx'f?fsi'2 lp x W3-l-...,, QQ xl xx , Oui, oui! - Thus llvclv lwunclm ut' Nmdcnts , 1 ' Q '4J,':,, I ' V 1 , , L ' ' 4 1 ' , E- 3' ' ff WP A, V-l.,q N'W 3 fag 553' 1 ' t ' K I A gf' ' ,. QV-A F' f E - ' J t tm A , if . 1 wiv :m fr f ' 5 X. RK t , X ' .- . tea w., 5 ll -f A M, E Q ' -.3 tlmtm thc fun xltlc ut Frcnclx Qulturc Feliz Navidad, Feliz Navidadn - Tlm luclw Sptmlslm IV cl.m lm lwcmg cntcrtmncd lwy four talented peers -l-QIHYI Puller, Tcrcm Wt-arlwy', Rolwm Banner, .mtl last lwut not lunar, l,1: Pucllmtz. ACADEMICS 'I 55 LJ' tif , FRO GOTHIC TO GR FFITI if M U i Some students like math. Cthers prefer sociology. And, yes, there are even those who like English. But, when it comes to art, everyone can enjoy and admire its wide variety - whether it be from Leonardo da Vinci's Last Supper, to students' graffiti on building walls. Here at Green Run, students learn many different techniques of drawing, painting, and other forms of art which are all incorpora- ted into concepts taught in class. For example, pointalism is one technique in which series of dots are used to make a picture. An- other technique, called impressionism consists of splashes of pastel colors, while bright colors are used in fauvism. Then once they have leamed all they can to improve their drawings, Art V students begin to do portfolios and art shows to exhibit these artistic abilities. All these useful techniques are incorporated into concepts taught in class. Yet with all this knowledge, art still requires talent. And many students have been able to proudly express their talent through their unique and creative work - many of which have been displayed in the lobby. As for those of us who aren't as artistic, well . . . rhat's where stick people come in - but that's another story. - Michelle Boada 'fe if 17 Zip, v-- ' +1 Vi fx i, , e e 'iiggir .ve ' D 6531? -9 5 xx lf f -I ' .v. ,gy fi i - V lf' 'i Q X xv, -5: J'-9,- V f J J' ,I . r ,ff ,4 t ', 'A' . A v. - 'r 4 ,r,, , VS'.itereolors ire mx' slvlelu bln-llix N-uell p.uiirs uirli xmrerrol-vis in liei ,nrt tl.iss f-wwf? Amy l-ee expresses her .art Lilent through her work .is she gives her time .ind ettort. vs .X . . vw 1 -., l V 'x l X ti - Wi: 'i 1 1 X' . 1 . . ' X , . xr 'i ' 5 N .' 'xi ,N-XJ' .-. it e i x it y ,ee rise .v i-qw. ,sf -fy is-ww e, ef? 'f .ESQ M g, e,gQg,r 49 .. sian.: 41e,1Hg3,,3 i ,i v KX. 1 I ' -Ndkjzl a'. 1, ' NGN 2 T5 isis-, is .e 1,3 ' :Rv will- r in , x gi -., X fi '3 'r . -Rfykl ' 1' Q xii? , ' E.: , Q4 Q-.'YE5,'1f', 'fi-NN -Q 3X ZF::?:f.l 'N'3l:.--R-X.: X X - ,V ' .,. .' ' N ir , gli, ,'N5EllR:H 'HIP 1 '52 -'x'w., qhvxlxlj .ev ' :u ,- .lv HJ K Q 7361 f.?5v,. 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' ' ' ' ' ' '-I+! ' ' ' I :1jI:Ij1:I:I:I ' ' I:11211125112125125121211:I:Z:I:I:IgI:I:I:I:I:I:I:I:Z:I:I:I:I:I:I:I:IjI:Z:I:I:IgI:ISS:Z:I:I:Z:I:I:I:I:I:I:I' unnn uanu sunc a u 1 u a n n u l 522222232 +:g:-:-:-:-: :-,-:-:- l'v ,.N 123 2:23252- 'BYRQR'-.NB-'Ei Holly D3I liClS tries for 3 Stfike at BF' HODOI' SOCIEFY DOWHYIQ social. ' A A za- -f 'Li A Fl Newly inducted members are hono- red at annual cer- emony. tabovel Honor Society mem- bers enjoy a banquet given in their honor. tbelowl 'Reach is SOm6thil lQ that I HODE t63CheS people that IHEY d0I'l't CIFUQS! -Shelli , iw LPV1 L Lfkfilf The Anchor Club x REACH:Responsible Educated '1 EO CLUBS 6l1tS Can Help l fHelDi Their Middle Name lOUhCES the ihdUCte9S. Pearsall DFeS6htS Gil Flores with his NHS membership C9I tifiC3te while DF. Eidson ah- FiftV-Ohe hafd-WOl'KihQ jUhiOl'S WGFS ihdUCt6d into the N3tiOh3l HOhOl' Society this VGHF. lh order to be HC- cepted, they had to maintain atleast 3 3.3 BVEFZQE throug- hout their ff'GShI'h3h and SODhOITlOl'G V63l'S. BelOhQihQ to school Ol' COh1l'hUhltV CIUDS Ehd activities is ah- Othel' Feduifemeht. There- fore, th6S6 StUdehtS, along with the thil tV-hihe I'etUl'ihQ seniors dSSGI V6 l'hLICh Cfedit for their 3CCOh'lDliShl'hehtS. AlTIOhQ thlS vear's projects WHS 3 tOV dl'iV9 COhdUCt6d fOl' the HOD6 Haven Ol'Dh3h- age lOC3t6d heal' VO-TSCh. DOh3tlhQ l'T'lOhGV to the JOV fUhd WGS 3hOth9l' notable 3CCOlTlDliShfh6ht. Ohe of the lT1OSt lh'1DOl't3ht SGl'ViCe 3C- tlViti6S of the NHS is Deel' tutoring, ah OhQOlhQ project held during all lUhCheS. Othel' activities ihClUdE' 3 tl'iD to W3ShlhQtOh D.C. ahd KihQS DOl'hlhiOh. SChOl3I'ShiD, leadership, ahd service: the National HOhOf' Society merely stand for these idealsg it dem8hClS them of its fTlemDef'S, Bhd ITIOFG SO, it instills them. -Acev Herrera r. J L2 ' tl'lOI10Y SOCIGYY: MS, ThOmDSOf1, Ms. Mldvette, M.Allef'l, A.Ateh, B.Bale, H.BaYlOf'l, J.BeCKl'T13h, P.Bl8CK, l C.BledowskI, J.Bowman, v.Brown, .l.Browne, J.ButIer, K.Clzerle, M.Colobong, H.ConneIIy, M.Cruz 1.Damasco, H.DanleIs, K.DeHart, S.Delacuadra, M.Doon, C.Eber't, K.EcKhart, Sfdgeworth, W.EdquiIang 2.FIax, 0.FIores, L.Fogertv, R.FolIet, L.GagIiano, A.GeraIes, M.Grover, M.Hanna, K.Harms, B.He3fd kHerrera, C.H0fel'K8lTlD, J.Hoggard, D.Hopkins, J.Hunn, B.Jackson, D.Jaudon, A.Johnson, K.Johnson X.Kotrba, J.Kot'ter, E.Lavertv, C.Lawson, K.LoadwIck, T.Lohnes, A.MacDonald, J.Magbanua, K.Mailander l.MarCIa, K.MCGrath, K.MeSSer, D.M0en, C.OCh0a, A.Padellec, M.PaSCuaI, M.PearsaIl, E.Penley, K.PennV ..Perry, T.Pickrell, S.Pleban, E.Poellnitz, C,Reves, S.Rles, J.Rislnger, D.Runberg, w.Scott. M.SorIano 4.Stanford, S.Strelt, M.Strobach, J.SwanIund, L,Tadalan, Y.Tanyug, J.Thomas, J.Torlo, M.Toeslee 5.VlS3Q6, K.Walt0n, B.WaSSOn, T.WeStbV, G.WlISOn, S.WlnStead, C.WOrleV, R.Yonkers, M.Y0ung 1 SADD WZS fOl'I'T'Ied to foster ihtei'eSt al'T1OhQ the StUdeht DOdV ahd DOiI'1t OUt the fact that dl'UhK dl'iVihQ is dumb. -Sallie Frame vlwd-'Uv - rim. 1 73.15411 11411, -- - ww sz-1.51-af: '--' - ' ' . V 'S'-Fiwix MMV, 4 W 5 M .' - ,xi ., . Q, Zlfiki ,... L Y., K . J tpgffv. ,,,. T. b ,,,. J:.v,3.T,i..qi.,.zl:Ei . . ' ' 'lg I 4'-lm -V 'A-f +V , . '-' ' N751 'Jew A J - Q' at - v - ' - ' 'zzwlfi . . . Q r . . Q.. . . , . V, ' ' W is A . 1 , , E ' I J' - W ' , li ' will V .-- 'xt W f '?v H'-2 - 1 -'Mfi-4 Q ' - A W J f .,., Y 1? L . K V . l F N .Q . f- 1 - NN l L A' 1 V ' . if - f. - Q . . 9 9 1 l ' If - . ' -Alibi' A V i ' A '- W7 .. W, -. S' ,. E 'X . I . -T51 -M- .. ' - . YS Xi- StLIdel1tS AQ3ll1Sf DTlVll1Q DYUFIKZ Mrs. Caldwell, M.Adkll'1,J.BaCtOr1g,E.BaQaV,M.BOWmarl, M.Bover C.C3Ch3Del', T.Ch3Dm2h, N.Dillafd, S.FI'aI'T1e, S.Klettel', M.LeWiS, J.LiY1demUth, K.MaUI'O, A.NlaVS S.MOl'f'lS, J.P0lhdeXtef, D.POSCh, D.Pl'eStOI'l, A. R3WleS, M.Rlckes, D. RiCKS, N.S3le, A.SChUDDaf'Ii CLUBS 'l E 'l lN 2'OC'l.X'N. C 'l'I'u . . - . Put Ch A Smile All the plays seen at school are due to Thespian Troupe M 1625. A mini troupe, part of V4 the Thespians, marched in the Virginia Beach Neptune Festival. Stressing Halloween safety is one of the many themes expressed by them at several elementary schools in the area. Tough work went into the regional conference held in January, the state confer- ence in March, and the inter- national conference in July held in Muncie, Indiana. These productive and enter- l taining conferences open up . opportunities to meet new friends and take workshops to improve their perform- ance. Through the year, the Thespians' hard work was not in vain. Their outstand- ing performances proved a job well done. Q' ... ' ' Q 5 Q Film making, advertising, and photography are now something that I can do, as opposed to something I can just watch. -Gefta Gall 'CEL -..K 'Lx, VISUBI LBHQUBQE Club: Ms PEBFSOI1, B Hurd M.W83V6l' C.BlCKf0l'd DAQUIIBI' JJBTOWBF, Acrowell, G.CfUZ6, A.DUDUlS, A.ElT1el'iCk, J.Fl3Ch, G.G5lI, L.H3l'iSIC3f'l. .l.J0fleS, H.K6lllHQhn, K.Kl3Dm.'r D.KrelI K,L3f'lUiCK, K.L8ROSe, T.L3WfEf'lCe, B.MCCUtChef1, B.0'D0l'1nell, N.0lwln, H.P9f6Z, CPESCUVG, D.Rollman M.ShiIlIri9, M.SDI'3wIS, B.T3Vl0f, S.Tel'T1DlE, K.W9FIh, R.Wh3iTOn, S.WllIl3mS, W.WlISOY1 'I 82 CLUBS FCA is mOf6 than just 8 CILID- WS 3 QI 0Wth EXDGNGHCE ln -Bet FCA: Fellowship of Chl'iSti3I1 Atl1leteS 1 'N Q Y ---7 17- dxf -f, i 1 ' I X V 5 A -4 x 'X 1, X ' ri- x x.f s-. kxu f L gs, V N, T, txt - K. 1 ' X . k 1 .x Y ,I X Y WJ . Y . ..-,V .LT v- ,, Yxgi yi ,V . A A ki x r ' . l T1 ,W '. YeS HOllY, lf'S hard tO SCl'afCl'1 VOUI' nose with all that make-up on.ifar fightl lt'S a bird! lt'S a Dlaflel lt'S FCA'S Super Jamie Corell taking a DlUf1Qe at a pool DaFfY!lDelOWl FCA l lUClClleS UD ata SUITlmel' confer- ence in GGITVSDUFQ, PA.lfOD leftl No lt'S DOI a DeI'1QUll'1 COI'1VeI'1tlOI'l, lt'S the TheSDiaI I mlfT1eS.lDOffOm left! : , x ' P ' Q 1 ' i . M ' HN ' 5. 'Q -' ' :gif , . 'f Q O 0 4' 3441134 ef., Jef 55.- : ,f3ZK4??Y-24' I A. n.A.A.p.A' .. 'OUI' mam fUI1CtlOn is to edUCate StUdefItS and bring SOmethiI1Q Cllffeferlt to our School-' 'Art CI b ' es ou a chance to expand your artistic abilities. -Mike Smith U QW V -Rachel Federico I! . 'lhesplan1'roupe: Ms. Brock,A.Savage, M.Smith,J.Fowler, E.Lavertv, A.Sheehan, C.Anderson, T.Creek, .. f r 5 lwanleis, B.Evans, B.Flnch, J.Fowier, E.Moore, l.Reutzei, Kschoppenhorst, Ksnepard, S.Thomas, 5 G 1 c Q J MW K.-' ' ' K S.1'h0mDS0l'1. M.woodard ii f' V . l Zu? . 9 fa ,-1 'lla M. iii ii!- CLUBS 'I 53 I!1'2'3N.'Y 'I'I'I'I'C'IN.Wi. Jazz DBFICEFS Smile Dig for the finale of frleil' f'OUtiI'1E. itop Fight! VOIIGVDBII members anxiously awaitthe outcome of an offensive spike. ibottom rignti Anne Sugar's athletic training is put to use as she prepares to tape the ankles of Amy O'Connor and f ' , --- as A Scott Heidlef. KDGIOWJ L 1322 DBYICEFS: Mrs. BUTQESS, LBZCCOTIQ, M.B3Um3Y1, T.Cook, M.H3le, TRBGSF, T.Smlth, C.Zeisz VOIIBYDZII Club: Mr. AIEXZDGEF. N.RBYl'l8fItE, S.AD3I ldO. LACZII1. TAGIII, CAGGGSSO. E, 'I 64 CLUBS ' .l AAIBS, A,ASht0I'l, J.B3Kel'. R.B3US3S. R.Bautlsta. M.B3Vl0I1. G.BehtS8I'l. B.BlII'ld. F.B0l1lSKl, J.Brl9gS, J.8l'UmDl6V, R.C2C8hlhdln, A.C3htfeIl, D.C3StfO, N.C0fOfl3dO, R.Cl'0DUS. M.Cf0hlI1, C.Denosta, DDOWUIB, R.EeSt3Ih, S.FUl'E. N.G3bl'lel, .l.G0fU0h. R.G02Ul'h, T.GrOOme, LHHHSQII, LHBFHS, C.H3Vflbl3K, C.HECC3, C.H0erll'lQ, C.HUllhg, K.HUl'Ihll19S. M.KlZnf1em3f'K, C.KI'3Q, P.Kl'UCK. A.L3D8, J.L3l'S0n. A.LUC9l'3, S.MalI3l'l, LMZFIQUS. n..mmi V.M3ffll'le2, D.MeI, J.MUrlIl0, M.MUrIll0, M.O'DelI. E.0IlVel', LOM, J.Ol'U2, .l.P3l'KeV. C.PeZZli LPIZZIZ, M.PlBtte, T.Pl'lCe, T.Pfl8St, TRUDIO. S.RUI'IY3h. N.S8mDS0l'l, P.SChW3I'!Z, J.SClOfle, V.SClCl R.Sh3ff8l', R.5lCKIl'l9EI', P.Slm3, R.SImm0hS, L.Sl1'lIth, F.St3QKh0USe, V.St0l'tlhl. J.SU'3h9e. S.Sl.lSf G.5Uth6l'l8l1d. L.T3YlOf. L.T6I'93de. .l.TOn0. S.TOU1, J.TUfllI'lgtOn, S.W3lth3II, S.Wel't2. S.WheG S.Wlf'lSt63d, A.wood -f In . P H E AthiEtiC Tl'aihEl'S to thE RESCUE i i MS. Midkiff, an advisorto the athletic trainers, pri gives an injured Wilfred Darang professional H advice. i I 1 4 A 45 .4 ,,f,1. 4 in ThE athlEfiC tI'aihEl'S aFE ah imDOl'taht part of thE athlEfiC Dl'OQI'afh. ThEV aI'E a QFOUD of StUClEhtS who hEiD Ms. Midkiff prevent and treat ihjUI'iES ih all SDOITS. ThEV ml,ISt DOSESS a QI'Eat ClEal of KhOWlEClQE DECaUSE thEV fihCl thEl'hSElVES ih a VaFiEtV of FOIES ahd taking Oh ah aSSOI'tITiEht of ClUtiES. The Eight StUClEht tFaihEI'S attEh- CEU a SUITIITIEI' workshop at William ahd lVlaf'V to EXDahCl thEiI' KhOWlEC1QE. At thE CaI'hD, thEV lEafhECl thE basic skills such 35 taping and I'EhaD, ahatOfhV, DfEVEhtiOh tEChhiClUES, ahd EITIEFQEHCV Dl'OCEClUi'ES. All of thESE skills aI'E I'EihfOi'CECi bv working with mE all VEaI', SaiCl Coach Midkiff. The Student tl'aihEl'S ai'E a QI'Eat aSSEt to thE SDOI'tS fT1ECliCihE DFO- Qf'aI'h. 'in the Ski Club, WE I'10t OFIIY talli about a SDOIT in which WE love, DUI WE have if is alot of WOFK, and YOU have to DE dECiiCatEd, DUI the I EWaf'dS af'E WEil Diahhed actual trips to local fESOf'tS. worth thE work. -David Mei -Anne Sugar fa A- M , ' , L 'lx sf ' 'f N x '. ' . f . 1 , A , 4 , .F , I r ,Y , xf' . W N 1 , , ',-.k- -ns- -. ,.f.g1 SP- '- f Lai, fi: -S T .x 4-AA-- Athletic Trainers: Ms. Midkiff, Bfvans, rrueuer, Axirkiand, A.MacDonaia, ivl.Reyes Asugar CLUBS 'I 65 lfl3fl'l'L'IIx.N.'l.'l'N.'iI r f The Peiht Add UD The SDahlSh HOhOf'aI'V SOClEtV is ah OfQahlZatlOh COh1h'1itEO to SEI'VlhQ thE COh'1I'T1UhltV as well as thE Student body. They do thiS With aCtiVltlES such as thE Cah food Clf'lVE fOI' thE ROhalCl lVlCDOI'1alCl HOUSE ahd thE ClOhat1OI'1 of ChFlStI'haS StOCK- ihQS to UI'1fOI'tLIhatE ChllClI'Eh thI'OUQh thE SalVat1OI'1 AI'lT1V. StUdEI'1tS had to aDDlY fOI' IT1Eh1DEI'ShlD lh thE SOClEtV. ThEV h1USt fhalhtalh a 5.0 QI'aClE DOlht aVEI'aQE lh SDah- ish thI'OUQhOUt thE VEaI'. The SDahlSh HOhOl'aI'V SOC1EtV ClEVlSECl a point SVStEh1 to KEED track of EaCh fT1EfT1DEfS' lhDUt. lVlEh1DEI'S fT1aV aChlEVE thE IT1ahClatOf'V Eight DOlhtS DEI' hlhe WEEKS bv attEhCllhQ all h1EEtlhQS, tUtOI'lhQ, fUhdTalSihQ, dOlhQ COfT1h'1iUEE work ahd SEI'VlCE work, and Chalflhg SDEClflC DI'OjECtS. 1 S1SS,'1'- 4 The JUhi0l' Cl3SSiC3I League: All Latin Students 'I SS CLUBS BV EXDOSil'1Q me to the FFEI'1Ch CUIIUTE thTOUQh fUl'1 aCtlVitiES, the Fl'Ef1Cl'l Club has helped me to excel in 3 foreign laI'1QUaQE. d I -Davi Me Gala l K BIOGOFISKI, R BOClUif0h. H BOUG, J BTBTIUITI, J BUCKlI1Qh3m M.BU!lef, V Caborlez C.Chel'lSleh,K.ClZehe,J.C0lleV,K.COl'l'le,.I.D3Ke.BDBIEV,D.DOUQhefTY,W.EdQUll3f1Q,T.Eh I' L.G8gll3l'10, G.G3ll, J.Gf3l'1f, K.Gl'eQ0f'V, N.Gf6QOI'Y, K.H3I'f, K.H0ffm3l'1, K.HOIdel', M.H0lmeS, C.L3lT1blf'1lCl0, R.LedbelTel'. M.LltZel'1ClOl'f,A.I.0l'1f1eS, M.M3Qgl0f6, A.M3tleI'1Z0, G.M3l'Sh3ll, L.M3Yel', D.Mel, T.Nut, C.0llV3F, K.P3fkeF, D.Peel, D.PlI'3le3, C.PleD3n, D.PlUde, C.R3I'I1SeV, D.Reese, M.Reves, MROUSSEBU, C,Scott, A.Se8f'S, A.5Def1Ce, A.SDef1Ce, P.SUth9f'l3f'ld, J.SW3U C,ThOmDSOY1, C.VllI3I'lUeV3, LVU, J,W8de Fl'el1Ch Club: Ml'S. Keel, B.H63l'd, M.YOUf'lQ, 5.H2W, SRIES. J.M6f'lOI'1, BJZCKSOI1, . . . . . , . .e if 4 I We Members Wait patiently to DiCK UD theii' ' .49 fUf1dFaiSeI' at a CI'OWC1eG SHS i'T1eetinQ, A ileftl D Latin students debate over ti'1e existence ' of their organization. itop right! Bradlev Heard casually informs French Club members of recent actlvltles. tcen- '. J ' term , gg Suzanne Ries ponders over the ideas of a . Q li Fi'eI'lCh Club Daf'tiCiDai'lt. ifaf' i'iQi'1ti The Spanish HOf'lOl'aFV Societv gives me a Sef'lSe of aCCOmDiiSi1l'T1eFlt.it'S a privelege to be a membeff' -Aimee Fowler Lg., cc SHS: MF. KBSSEI, MIS. CUl tiS-LiQUe, T. PEFSODS, S.Dei3CUaCil'a, M. CFLIZ, K. DaVefIDOf't, M. GeiSmaT, 5.AD3ndO, A.AiieQfe, M.Aiief'l, J.ASiS, J.B3Y1nel', A.Beii, S.BeTl'Y, M.Boada, H.Caf'teI', J.COiODOnQ E.Cl'UZ, K.D3l'den, T.DeCKel', D.D6jeSUS, L.Dei.eOn, A.Di3Z, N.DiiiaFd, C.DuvaII, M.Fl0I'a, G,FiOFeS R.F0liet, A.Fowler, B.Ff'eed, N.GabI'iel, C.CileI'a, R.Guvnn, M.H3nI'1a, J.HaVI'1eS, T.HedQeDeth, N.KaIEI', K.lGl'KD3tl'iCK, R.L3Did, K.LOadWiCK, s.Lucas, J.MaQD3I'lUa, B.MCCUtChef'l, T.MCD3I'1lel, B.MCKenZie, T.MCKFlight, J.Meji3, S.MeII, J.MiI'3nd3, C,N6Wt0f1, O.NOl3SCO. J.O'N6ill, A.PaCleIiBC, E.PadilI3 D.P3i0mDO, C.PaUiS, K.Pittman, B.QUiCK, J.Quick, B.QUiQieY, T.ROQeDel'Q, i i.Sai0I'1, A.Si1eei'1an: R.Smith, K.St8W3f't, V.StOTtihl, V.Studivant, J.T3YIOl', A.Udo, S.V3I'ISIVK6, E,VEj3F, S.W8QOnBI' J.W8iSl'1, T.W9S'l'bV, LWhitE, T.Wiili2mSOI'1, T.Woodall CLUBS 'I S7 l u'n'fnN'n1'l'h'l'l1'iI 'ii P E A V After a tedious deadline, the yearbook staff takes time to pose for a last Cnris Asnman makes some final adjustments on ner Iavoutiust be- hurraniitopi Yearbook staff advertises for the sale of the annual puniicationioorromi fore ner yearbook Cle3dlif1e.iIOD5 U Devoted staff member, Amy R8WleS, sacrifices ner lUI'1Cf'I DefIOC1 BS Debbie Pf'eStOF1 and Cecile CBCYISDCI' come tO U16 l'eSCUe aftel' Diane BUIIOFSC faces she DFOFTIOYGS the SelliI'1Q of Ye3fDOOKS.iDOUfOI i'U Ve3I'DOOK writer's DlOCK.iODDOSite Dagel A I --1 ' , , , 1.1. '25 . A, ix' , 1- K X Y, i X. x, I 1 M' ' ' X! ff xifhx g.. t . ,ff ' 'A Y , M... A ,I 717,-A d , XAJXQKZSJL V62 ff 4 , ig., gf Ksfm' 3' L, ' ' -2 . 1.3 Aa.-l:'M.'.. mul 'S-Aff - Z -' Q? 1 ' ,..- 1 I-NL l '5ln I l '! n' nr: A YI: IH: . ll lin 4 ,QI LH, - r ' ' Rr i F sr - A rd ,L -f 17. U.. i 1 1 i I utefafy Magallne Newspaper MTS, RODEFTSOFI, Mrs, Bankston, 0ChO3, Rlslngef, K. Loveless, Lohnes, MS. Mitchell, Gefvais, Blish. DIBZ, Dungafn, Friday, Frye, D.JaVa0n,T. Nutt, FOQCFIY, L, BOWYTIBU, Gregory Wheeler 'I EE CLUBS Late Night With the Staff The yearbook staff is a group of students dedicated to making each yearbook the best it can be, this includes staying after school almost everyday and occasionally weekends. It is hard to app- reciate the work that goes into a yearbook until you have been a yearbook staff member. Yearbook photographers can be found at most sports events or just roaming the halls looking for the perfect candid shot. A yearbook photographer always gets nis picture. Yearbook is not only writ- ing articles and drawing layouts, but it is also selling yearbooks and raising money. The money raised goes toward color and graphics, which are used to make the yearbook the best it can be. The staff tries their best to keep your high school mem- ories colorful and vivid. Y lllllllx PBWLE V1 Mill N 599915 yearbook St2ff'S DUFDOS6 is to organize BN BNNUBI that will l3St 3 life- -D.Pl'eStOl'1 YQIIDOOIK Shff M. Boada, J. Buckingham, J. Cabral, D. Carver, J. Daqullanea, L. Leandado, J. Parlna, D. Preston, I. RCVIG, E. SDCNCC, E. Wafe, R. UNKNOW, S.UNKNOWN , D.UNKl'l0Wl'l , M. UNKNOWN, 3 Being an editor is a lot of hard work, but it's very fulfilling when you see the final product. -A.RawIes YGBFDOOK ECIIYOFS B.Barrows, R.Damaso, C.AShlT13l1, P.8l'0Wrl, D.BUtOr'aC, R.Fedel'lCO, .l.MlF3nda, M.P3SCU8l, J.PeIIEteIr, ARBWIES, ASONSON, KSYEWBIT, C.C8CN3D6f, S.Kiett6f CLUBS 'I 69 W 'U 'iNN'i'l Taking Care of 3000 PIU lmagine this scenario: a mother and her twenty children, all screaming I want to do that this way! and each child h3Sadiffel'eht idea. The SCA Executive COUhCiI each year undertakes the job of satisfying every Child - the exception being that the numbers arefargreaterthan twenty children and one mother, With an Executive Council size of forty-six, they brainstorm, and to come up with continuous activities that Will be ehjOVeCi by all 3000+ StUdehtS, f3CLIl'CV members and adminstra- tion. The students of the Ex- cetutive Council are commi- ted to keep the students of the school active and con- tent through the many pro- grams they sponsor and carry out. Mei! 'QU PY. The SDDf'IOIT10f'e senate is 3 COI'T1mUI'liC3tiOl'1S link between the 3dIT1iI'liStl'a- tion offices and the sophomore class. -S.Berry -K 'J SODTIOITIOYQ CIBSS OfflCeI'S JUIIIOI' CIZSS OfHCel'S J. TUQDBFIQ, C. V3lGeZ, A. C0lefT13f'l, T. CheSfeFm3f1 G, FIOFBS, M. P3SCU3l, R. DBITIBSO T PGFSOFIS 'I 70 CLUBS -i Carol DUff l6tS OLII Hel' C13V'S ff'UStf3tiOHS on 3 NGIDISSS Ruth D3m3SO.lODDOSite DSQGT SCA YTIGFTWDGFS count the ITWOHEV from ONE-Of trleif' many fUl'1C1f3iS6fS.ltODl JENNY Dahl creates 3 DOSYGI' to advertise TNT, the SCl lOOl'S newest ClUD.lDOftOl'T'lJ Q. ,N ANA E si, l . 6 z.t,, ,. -4' f 'Q- 4' 4 T rf . '51 A Q EXeCl.ltiVe COUHCH 8 - m...n's fi I- ,ffaf w .war-Q-..,d vi? 1, class OfflCefS R. Lamabafl, K. MCGFBYH, K. DEHBFI 2 54 .ff X SCA CISSS 0fflCEfS A. HOlIid8Y, V. BFOWH, J. Wade, G. Wilson o-1, CLUBS 'I 7 'I J--Q 'f l The Forensics team searches the room for necessary art mat- erials to make posterslopposite pagel Mrs, Lanlcford gets some help on a sign for a Forensics meetltop Fight! The Tidewater Challenge team ponders over a difficult trivia questionlbottom rightl TNG Forensics team listens attentivelv as Bradley Heard recites his DJECQJDGIOWJ vwyzal YA . Q. 'vs 'S -' , Z X . f 1 , 1 I 1 1 ,R il - Debate is the Ch3I'lC6 to take 3 IODJC GEBIJFIQ with an important COD- t6mDOl'3f'V issue affld explore EVGFV f3C6t of that tODiC. - J. GiI'0UX .41 lf' .f' The Debate Team MS. Peterson. 5. 803l'dm3I'l, J. BUHCTI. J. Caftlef, J. DBKE, C. Ebert, B. EVGFIS, M. EVFE, R. FOIISII, A. Fowler, P.GalIar1,A, GEYBISS, J. GJFOUX, M. JCUOH, J. Jones, M. Jimlnel, A. KOUU3, M. LEnh3fT1,J.MEI'l0f1, C, Murphy, J. Myers, M. Pafkef, S, PEFIDJDQIOH. S. ROUIDEIT, B. QUIQIEY, S. RUf1nV8I l, M. S3V6l', A. SCh8ffel', J, SBSSOF, P. Sh3l'1. S. Sllef, A. SDGFICG, B. WBSSOFI, P. W0fKm3I'l. 'I 72 CLUBS X N i I X i no X T lf WI'lat?YOU LOSt YOUY VOI el I haVen't made UD an In- tI'Odl.ICtIOn Vet, DUt Can IjUSt start without one right now? Does anVOne have a DIaCK folder I Can DOfI'OW? Rlde on the DUS to any of the TIdeWateI' FOfenSIC LeagUe meets with the FOI'enSIC team, and YOU would have heard all these desperate CTVS and more. But on the WaY home, sounds on the bus were quite different! Be- tween song, the ballots from the nIght'S three rounds were distributed, but Oe- cause the team WaS SO DOW- erful this Veaf, almost every membel' found at least one f'OUnd'S ranking cause for CeIeDf'atIOn. It took an entII'e team to Wln SO many honors this Veaf, and It WaS Df'OIDaDIV De- CaUSe neaI'IV twenty-five students were Sent to each tournament that the team ended with its finest and most successful season. TIdeWateI' Challenge has helped me to expand mV hOl'IZOnS of know ledge. -R CajUIIS , 5, , 51: W. if Eg ,Q-, J. Ff3hCeSke, C. HBFIIIOVC, T. Johnson, J. Kelly, M. LitZef'Id0Vf, A. Mahgavi, N. Mobley, N. J. Pelletlef, C. RICE. T. Robison, K. Stufdivant, R. Tugbang, K. WIIIIBITIS, B. WO0d3ll, B. Ffa! 9 l- V. 1 Helms The Tldewatel' Challenge Team CLUBS 'I 73 1111. llllllll. tiilill 111 Tir-Tr-1l'I'vrh 'Trax NNNNN EihSiZeih Never HaCl it Like Thi The Junior Engineering TeChI'liCal SOCietV lJETSl Chapter is off to a spectac- ular Start. Mrs. WilIiS, and the officers are working hard to make membersnp in their organization an interesting experience that will help them develop their interest in the science and engineer- ing fields. ln November, a group of members attended the Vir- ginia TeCh Orientation at the Radison HOtel in Hampton. Also a power engineer from Virginia Power came to talk to the old as well as the newly inducted JETS mem- bers. lThe addition of the new membe'rs will hopefully increase their chance of cap- turing first place in the Test of Engineering Aptitude, other high SChOOlS at Old DOI'Tilf1iOI'i Ul'liVeI'Sl1IV lvl th d s ' c - ie U59 ma'QebfSLil'.?'ineOKl'QS- Undel Qfaflua efTilCTe3lTiWlllCOlTiDeteWlti'l ff any ,Qs 'w it F3646 ' JETSJUHIOI' Ehgifleefihg TeChfllCal SOCIEYY Ms. WllliS, A,AIef'l, B.BaC8l'il, B.Bale, P.BlaCK, K.BledOWSki R. CaiUllS, M.CafteI', T.ChamDI'eV, K.ClZefle, RCOYDUS, R.D3m3S0, S.D9l3CUadl'a, M,Dohertv S,EdQWOFfh, W,EdQUllaf1Q, R.FlaX, T.FUllei', S.Gaf'COFi, M.GeiSl'T1ef, A.CeI'ale5, M.Grover. A.Hel'fei'a K.Hal'mS, J.HOdS0l i, C.HOferCaI'TiD, R.JameS, M.JlITlel'ieZ, 8..iOfd3l'i, D.Kl'OIZ, M.Lanham, M.Mal'OI'i. J A.M M.Mlll D.M C.M h O. l . T.P EP I MBTCIB, S.MCCaI'fhV. 6859, ef, OSD, UTD Y, NO OSCO. T Nutt, 3fi'Ol'f6, en EY, P.R3QUlf1l, JRSBUST, CRGYGS, D.Rungerg4 J,RlSifIQef, R.SiQl6f, M.Sfl'0b3Ch, J.SW3l'ilUf'IO, L.Teill0Y1, M.Towslee, S.TUl'f19f, 8.W3SSOl'i, C.WilS0n, S.WlI'1Sfe8Ci 'I 74 CLUBS The Mai'iflel'S I V ' . I i .Junior . Engineering Technical Socletg II -JM,-E v I M? ofthe OCESDS lies in the USFICS of mankind... we ITlUSt be careful the imI'T16I'lSE variety of life that HES ifl the d6Dtl'1S of OUI' 0 31 R if Y, rwigxvgl I 'lj' N I v !', use -y..i-Ll... Jfftil ,Thi MBFIIIE SCIEFICB Club Mrs. A.Lll'16h3f1, Mrs. K,K3YS6l'1, M.M8SOf1, M.Nl8l'TZ, T.K6mD, LK3ll'13S 11 l JETS members, Pepito Raguini and Joel Marcia, are greeted at a Virginia Tech orientation by the Dean of Admissions.lopposite pagel Ecology club members search the beach for interesting environmental samples to studylbottom leftl Recycling aluminum cans for the Science club proves to be profitable as Well as good for the communitylnear Ieftl The Libl'3I Y HBIDETS The meaning of life and science are deeply interrelated. The only true way to Nirvana is through the total conquest of our local enviornglgnltf' lt - . e rel as The Science-Ecology Club Mrs. Orr, J.Thomas, T.Parrotte, v.Cavetano, R.Dabu, F.Boneske, G.Bryson F.Carcanaque, S.Cole, J.Crongeyer, T.Decker, D.Defreitas, C.Duval, J.Elslng, K.Haugen, C.Johnson, A.Kotrba, B.Kotrba, C.Lawson, A.Logsdon, R.MacDonald, E.Malick, J.Menon, M.Nerl, D.Parrotte, J.Te3Chm8n, K.Vu,L.VlJ,J.W0hI CLUBS 'I 75 I l III llllllllsl Iiiilili 14-14:14-Tfrnsi u xxx xxx'-1 FBLA proudly displays the awards for their hard workibottomi FBLA members serve the student body at a Make Your Own Sundae partyitopi DECA members Kelly Monds and Deanna Berry mix business with pleasure as they discuss club events over a piece of cakeiopposite pagei r -6- mf? ,J X The Of'fiC6 and Att6l1d3f1C6 Helpers HPSSF tfaining is D6FlefiCi8l in that it teaches YOU to deal with VOUI' OWF1 CHSES 35 Well BS the DFODl6fT'lS of Othel' people. --LFOQGITV . . -, -T . few , 4 s, -1 1 0 f 4 A-415' a r v A f ., iw y if-.f:i:,.::i:i .i ' is as f -v 4 rm we i .Li Peel' COUITSGIOYS COEZCOOpel'atiVe Office EdUCatI0n 'I 75 CLUBS CheCk It Gut! wiv' sail 42 The Future Business Leaders of America, is an or- ganization that shows the importance of business skills in a fun way. We try to teach what it means to be a busi- ness leader. FBLA is a GOId Seal Chapter. This title iS earned by fulfil- ling certain responsibilties. One of these is being a strong supporter of the Pro- ject ASK: the association for the Study of Childhood Cancer. We have helped needy families with canned food drives and donating toys for Christmas. The FBLA gives the students a chance to in- crease their leadership skills at workshops, and being in- volved in competitive events. Many people think FBLA is all Work, but all the members will agree, there is just as much fun as there is work! fa A Mgf if L f I . ' - ,,g, '., ...- M ,R . +P lr-sv DECA:DIstrlbutlve Education Clubs of America M.Johnson, v.Fulton, M,Pascual, svnompson, r.Brown, A.Aunchman, J.Baker, S,Young, J.Sprangers, S.Sprangers, C.Abayon, S.AdamS, Ulunchman, S.AuStIn, M.Har0ld, T.LOCKlear, L.NaVl0r. M.Webb, F.Thort0n, A.G0odrich, A.Lancaster, lilawrence, T.Mullen, A.Murphy, A.Myrlck, C.O'Neal, A.0'Connor, R.Parado, M.Soriano, S.Thompson, D.CIark, L.Evans, K.Halverson, D.Hoffman, D,Kaler, L.Reed, K.Stephan, S,Stleb, T.Delbar, 5.Eaton, il.Fulton, l.C0nZ3l6S, R.Mess, E.Murns, T.Norton, S.Parker, D.Parsons, K.Samuels, T.Smilev, T.Smith, R.Tatterson, K.Zam0t, G.AIelandro, A.Alexander, D,AleXander, S.BuCKley, K.Cliff0rd, J.DipiIat0, M.Hall, I'.Hodges, S.Methuln, D.Parrotte, W.P0ttS, F.Reyes, R.Sickinger, M.HlneS, R.Barnes, C,Bowden, B.Harrls, S.Haynes, J.Johnson, J.Joson. C.Marcotte, P.Pierce, D.wagers, G.weber, S.0wen, D,Brown, L.Brown. M.Ackerman, J.Elklns, R.Fentress, K.Johnson, L.Magaddlno, J.Pruitt, l.Rosario, Mstephenson, C.Tlglao, E.StrickIalnd, D.Benoy, M.DougIass, S.Doudy, K.Foskey, K.l-laga, K.Mouds, N.Owen5, T,Br0wn, K,DudIeV, A.H0lmes, R.KeIl, S.Mueller, J.NlCh0ls, lgwoodhouse, C.W00sIey, T.Brooks, T.Chamberlain, M.Gador, S.Goldworthv, L.Jethro, A.Lape, J.Lee, u.Thompson, T.Walton, N.WhIte - ,L FBLA:Future Business Leaders of America E.White, J.Piper, L.Fetw, S.Young, R.Advocat, N.CalI, M.MCC3ff6f'V, M.COl0DOnQ CLUBS 'l 77 ,x. lt's Not Just Cooking and Cleanm The FUtUI'e HOn'len'1aKeFS of AfnefiCa is naVinQ if'S I'nOSt active Veal' vet. Begining on fne first daV of school, the officers OeliVeI'eC1 WelCOf'ne BaCK CUDCaKeS to all of tne teaCneI'S. In OCtODeI', many of the FHA rTlerT1bel'S helped Catef' tne HOFneCOn'linQ AlUf'nni ReCeDtiOn. In order to boost their fUl'1CIS, the FHA sold M81M's tnI OUQnt tne SCnOOl. In NOV- ember, they held a canned food drive, and donated ten turkeys to MOtnel S lnC. The members also decided to USe tneil' fUnClS to DUV tovs for UnC1eI'DFiVileQeO children. 9,5 'W L- 2 ef' -'1 P' f- Pi - I Q F Lx I 'fQfQrj'jQg.j1f'jFlacn FCA Future Homemakers of America 'I 78 CLUBS i i P - -1 ...qi fs A . I - v -Y Black Culture Club participants discuss activities held during Black Culture monthlopposite pagel The Spirit club honors coaches at an autumn pep rallvibottoml Spirit club participants plan events for the coming monthsltopl , Tug-of-war is one of the main features at the fall pep rallvimiddlel The BIBCK Culture Club has given me 3 Qfeatef' SGFISG of Dflde. It also has made me mOfe 3W3f'e ofthe OUtSt3f'ldil'1Q DIBCK fiQUI'ehe3CiS of OUT' time. --A.Hollidav ,' ' is s L is Ca idk Q l , - 1, . fs , to dk jsijg I N C E l e I f The BIBCK Ctllttlfe CILID MfS.LEWiS, Ml'S.C3ldW6ll, A.MVl'iCk, G.WllSOl'i, T.B3K6f, T.Ch3Dm3f1, D.W8lk6f, B.He8I'd, A.Al'ifOii16, A.HOllId3V, K.AD8l'l3tl'lY, S.And6r'S0l'l, J.Banks, A.Bl'El3f1d, D.8l'6l3I'1d, V.BI'08dV, D.BI'OWf'l, V.Bl'OWI1, R.Ch63Ih3m, A.COHiI'1S, T.Cox, K.Darder1, P.D3VlS, L.DESf'l1OI'ld, S.EdW3TdS, K.H3lTiS, R.H3ffiS, J.H8Yl1E5, D.H9f1d8l'SOf1, T.JOhY'lS, D.JOl'if'ISOI'1. SJOTIQS, S.JOI'leS, T.Love, A.M8l lI'1, S.M0friS, L.NICh0IS, T.NUt1Z, C.POWeII, S,PUl'Ve3f, T.RavenelI, D.RiCkS, J.SDruiIl, I.Sl'1OWdel'l, C.StrOnQ, V.StUdlV3Ht, J.W3Qn6f, C.WaIt0I'l, K.W3rd, P.WiIIi3mS, T.WiISOl1 is 3 place where YOU Can GSCGDG from the Fealiw of life to the the mind. -M.GOOd X . ,ff L Vlargame Ms. Borum, B.l-iunter, M.Franz, K.collette, E.cagle, M.Smallev, Jsavorv, s.Greaber, 1 5 d. K.Ogleotz. R.Shrader, C.Murphy vt The Spirit Club CLUBS 'I 79 M3jOf'elTe, Jennifer REITISSV, DOSeS fOI' the conclusion of ner fT18FCninQ band fOUfine,lDOlTOm Fignfl MF. Collins if'1SDeCtS the fine footwork that f'eSUlfS fI'OfT1 el'1CileSS fTl3l'Cnil1Q D306 I'ei1e3VS3lS.lDOfIOm Ieftl The MBFCYUHQ SI3lliOnS neI VOUSlV await the COmI'T13F1G that will begin the fOOID3ll half-time entertainmentltopl P3f'3dinQ down the DO3fC1W3iK at the Neptune Festival l'l3S DeCOme an Bn- f1U3i eVeI'1t fOI' the Marching Sf3lliOnS.lODDOSite pagel Color Guard is VeFV el'ljOV3Die. it i'leiDS YOU leafn CliSCiDlineiif'1 8 fUI'1 wav! 3nd l'TI3KeS YOU feel on tOD of the world when you're DeI f0fI'T'lInQ. -D.Andersen f I I L 'O If 1 Pi fd ef? like JE' if f'fffi' '1 5, ?,7??l , ?: if rw 5 'EE ' E? ' - . A B V 3 ,..,,,Q..k . A-,W icy' Irv' rv - fini i' l lf! I ,Z jf? fi! 711 1 OV. fl:-Q2-slug ,Hi 'P' l Q yn HUA hi Q pl 'L av! v V Y rl The COIOI' Guard D.Ar1del'Sel l, C.BoIIs, D.B8TI1eS, T.DilI2rd, T.Dill3I'd, M.Doclds, M.FltZD8tI'iCk, E,FOI'l'eSt, T.Grime, A.HOlI'T1eS, D.Kline, R.Kline, K.M3j0f, L.M3tl0SZ, K.McDance, S.Petit, J.R3mSeY, M.SeiieTS, J.Severts, S.SfU3f'f, S.V3n Hov, K.W3li'fOn, S.W2tSOn J . 4 This vear's marching Dana Was made successful fifm le3CiefSniD, n'iOtiV' The Treble CnOif is 3 great beginning Choir. it offers 3 Qfeat start fora i' ation, and discipline. school singing Cafeeff' 'C.CaCnaDef' ' O 5. ee in ,nas ,, Ww,4-.,,,, .' f Q A f , I x , W- 0'- my Def we Mn' .. f A . ,v V A 1' , ., ' '::- W 1' -fi' -3 ,gif 7+ -FL' V- lx 'f' . 2-1'----'fir ,, A 4. - f I O' ' Z'.T ZZ 'J lil ' r- ' N i .r , Q 'xy lun. -nu .4' lb - if ' L -5 I V , O O W W il 'us ' fi' . .iiJ', If gl '1'4g,YA 5513?-51,54 l '14, '- Q ' .1-..-..f' evvffg, -O fu U- H 1 H WU. ,., 1-I . u A, mv--x v-UVA - l '1 I U-H-11-I ' 'yi V L - I' Inn! nnwwu -.-.1 ... lr ...- YI r In R l' The B300 Mr, C0iliFlS. C.Gf'VfT1eS, A.HOliid8Y, D.Abbott, D.Alleh, S.Andf9WS, E.AI'9il3I1IO, M.AShm3f1, BASIS, L.B3lleY, K,BelI, N.Bl3l'1C0, K.BOVd, R.BI'3f1CTl, J.Bf8f'lUl I'1, V.BfO3dV, MBUFFOWS, C.C3Ch3D6f, T.Cepedes A.Chel'l'V, M.CoIe, P.COlU3l'1e, B.D3l8Y, C.D3Y3Q, R.DeY1neV. M.Dewev, DDEVOS, v.Dodds ADOUDIGCIBY, S.EdQeWOfTh, J.Erlkson, R.FOllefI, N Freeman, T.G3lll'1eV. C.GOffSCi'l8lk, J.Gf'8l'1t M.Gl'0V6f, M.H3I'1S0l'1, P.HUfCl'lel'SOf1, RJBITIES, D.JOY'lf'lSOl'1. R.Johnson, J.Kll'1Q, S.Klel'Ief, LKOTIEF, .l.L3fSOI'1, D.l.lllV, D.LlilV, J.M3SOVI, L.M3SOl'1, M.M8feO. D.M3VS, C.MCC3fTV, M.MCVlCKef, J.Me6Se N.MODIEV, A.M0f1IOY8, M.MOf1tOY3, C.Ne3I, A.Nesblt, L.NiChOlS, C.NOf'CI'OSS, R,0Dlef1, A.0I'IeQ3 B.Pef6Z. M Petruska, D.Plude, J.Pollard, S.POWell. R.Prodigalldad, ARBWIBS, BROQISIBY, MROUSSCBU S Rucker, D Runberg, BRUSSCII, F.S3lUd, D.Si'i0el'T'l3KeI', ASDEDCE, CSUOYIQ, J.SWl9eI', T.SWlQef, B,ThUl'SiZOf1, C.VaIdez, C,Vlil3I'1UeV3, D.WheelEI', T.WhlI6, N.Wllll3mS, E.WllSOl'l 1 EBCJ C3l.LJE3E5 The Tfeble Cholr T.LEBIar'lC, P.HUh!9f. C.W3tS0n. T.W00dlS, LKIITFEII, T.Cnerrv. K.FOTSYtfIe, L.AC3in, C,O'ne3i, T.Hel'idef'SOn, T.H3li, M.ASKeW, L.ROSenm3n, K.Ne3i0n, A.HiSe, D.N0i'din M.HU9QlFlS, E.SITllfh. 8.0W9hS Let the MUSIC Play I A Single note QentlV floats in the StillI'1eSS Until all dis- Cl'eDaI'1CleS from perfection have vanished. This futile Stf'lVll'lQ fOr an ideal tOf'Ie is attempted 555 days a Veal' by aSDll'lI'1Q IT1USlClaI'1S in the band. The band DeI'fOl'lTlS pieces at the district band festival. This f'lOl1COlT1DetetlVe atmos- Dl'1el'e exposes them ITlUSlC- allV to other Dal ldS in the area. In tl'1lS two part COITI- DetltlOl'1, divided into lTIal'Cl'1- ing and COI'1Cef't,tl'1e Dal'1Cl Fe- CelVeCl a l, the l llQl'leSt rating in marching. With a I'atlI'lQ of l in COU- cert, the band WaS dis- til'1gUiShed 35 One of the HOFIOI' BaI'1ClS in Vlfglnla. Tl'll'OUQl'1 the Stl'UQQle fOI' eXCelleI'1Ce, band StUCleI'1tS l'1aVe gained an aDDef'eCla- tlOI'1 and UI'1CleI'Staf1CllI'1Q of music while I'eDl'eSel'Itll'lQ the school. 95509 -gg 'QI Q 4 klfylfnzg pn PW SIIIQBYS TBflh5Ol'l JGllChI'lSt S Smith N Ol'SheSKV JFCFFCF P Blount S Lambert K MBIOI' The Madrlgals A ECKHBI1 R Banner, K.Sl'lllI3lieS, H.Gll'UOI'3f'd, L.KeI'l , L.Fettv, J.Hllt J Brown T RODlS0n B Bell T Cuffee M Glddens J JOhI'lSOn J Wagnel' C Valenti B SfT1IthS0l'l K Shepard M l.8WSOn J Fowler B FlY'lCh, W.JaCKSOf'l, S.Prltchard, B.Doyle, J,Forcht, l..NlChOlS J Kent CLUBS 'I E 'l A 1-uwrwuuiiiiiriiuuiluiuuuiun I' I-If!-l'.'2 '1'!'.'1'Z -If .'1-2-I+'I.-I-I-'I-I-I-'-' Z 2-.':Z'Z-I'2-I'1- - 'Y if C ' ff . F 'f'. 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I 0 A-' N'f 3 : h f- ' A ASG Q ' P , Y tw- an , 5 A xx Y i X . jVu.1a-' F ' 5- ' 0 'I - - 4 f -2 '-Z 1 YO 1' Casie At Bat tmnddle Ie-ttbC.me Iona-S SVVIUQN powerfullv,sending the ball hack at Cox as her tearnmates look onetmncldle rnghtmwmdmg up,l rm we-staott prepares to strllxe out .1 Cox 1mpporwrwtiupperbkoreena Mower t.lILf1i'N A pop tlv scoring .ln out .iw A retvree watt hes on, ' F! ' 2 ' 7 'T ' Y N' :H 7 ' 'Ai al' ' fi'- an..b-' - 1 ' - e ' , , , . . - - , - g,.,.1.,,L.- dl . J .f ' V - ,- L ,,.,..:- .,-u-f Q'f- 'L , ,ga-,THL'., fR-ovW.-- -4 -' T 1 J P. it . QL - . .4-an nw-'M '4 -'s 541'-17' - Q iqgn 5- Q ,'I..1 -.-s -A 'V' ' -' A ' .4-.R -0-,r-,,..4'.' I , W-f l-I x A 3' 1 i a-5 1.3 .i 'I 8-41 Sports N 'Q l 9 in 5 C D .', 1 . Q . fb -, ' . 9 G Q. Home Sweet Home Plate. ,-X de-termmed Casne lonex adc .mother pomt to the sa ore .lgdllwsl Couloxx er1Kare Mnlogorxku eagvrlx .malls hor Q hance lo score tor Cree Run, UA, so In b.. s.: s 'M ' lv . a 4-5 X' ' 154' lhgalls' Diamond are a Girl' Best Friend The softball team continued their tradition of high scoring by becoming District Champions for the second year in a row. They put up a stiff fight for the regional title but after eight hard-fought innings, Kecoughtan won,2 to 1. Practice certainly makes perfect as shown when the softball team lost their first two district games but then came back to win ten games in a row. This made their record over two years, thirty-seven wins and six losses. This year's MVP was Cecile Benitez and Lisa Westcott was Rookie of the Year.Lisa Westcott also won the Norfolk Sports Club Award for the Best Softball Player. Coach Bowman's outlook for '88 is another District Regional Championship and he and the team are ready to make a return trip to West Virginia to bring back the gold. Mr. Bowman is thankful for the help Coach Flash McCullin gave in helping the team reach their high level ofvictory. Mrs. Midkiff and her student trainers helped out by keep- ing the team in top form and the parents were a loyal following to the games. Coach Bowman's favorite memory of the year, how- ever, was when the team took a cooler of Gatorade and dumped it over his head as a victory shower after the District finals, The team worked hard and their records speak for themselves, Western Branch 3 Bayside 8 Kempsville 6 Cox 6 Princess Anne 5 Great Bridge 7 Granby 3 Edison 4 Bayside 0 First Colonial 2 Kellam O Nansemond-Suffolk 2 Kempsville 7 Bethel 4 Cox 2 Princess Anne 2 First Colonial 0 Kellam 4 Bayside 1 Lake Taylor 0 Kecoughtan 2 l 4 Sports 'I 85 'Q 5 I -,A ' i Q I ' . i5 'X -'O . M . W fu-.. I X.. Close call! Randy Ozmun beats the throw to first as he leads the Stallions to victory against Cox. lupper leftl With the tying run a the plate lay Mills catches the ball as the Falconk hope dies with the swing. lrniddlelMike Gerrnainos swings at a low pitch in hopes of getting another chance. tlower left! Tim Williamson hustles the throw to home plate to prevent the Falcons from scoring. A 1 4 '6 nn AQ NEI 5 u CLE . . . hifi. fflvw W 'v-0' MA, U f' 'I BE Sports 1 I , we .ff 's ' ' , ,a 349 .5 l' Q 'P' ik .gg ,Q ,. Shu 4 5 V .vii-atv' Starters: Mike Comelitti, Randy Ozmun, Tim Williamson, Alton Grizzard, Brian O'Donnell, Mike Germanos, lay Mills, Mike lMcDaniel, Steve Hamilton. 5. If 1 1 - ' - S' ' R- J A X' .Q . 1 x Q Q - 4 ' K Q' . 4 ' ' ...Q ,M Q-5571? 1 bv' ' ' hd if 'REQMJQ ' y , , - 9 ak ' I HIT EXPLGSIG . It was a record year for the baseball team. Under the direction of coach Randy Sterling and assistant coach Lenny Marino, the team set one school record for wins and another for wins in a row. The team had exhausting afterschool practices but all their hard work paid off and they ended up as one of the top eight teams in the state. They won the Tidewater Invitational Baseball Tournament and the Beach Dis- trict Tournament. Randy Ozmun became Cireen Run's first All-State Player and was the leading hitter in the state with a .581 batting average. lay Mills and Randy Ozmun also were players for Virginia High Schools East! West All-Star Game. Alton Grizzard, Tim Williamson, lay Mills, and Randy Ozman played on the First Team All-Beach District. Second Team All-Beach Players were Mike Comelitti and Kenny Price. The team went to the Regional games for the first time where they won the first round but lost the second to Kecoughtan by the close score of 2 to 1. Randy Ozmun was the team's best hitter, Tim Williamson the season's MVP, and Rookie of the Year was Steve Hamilton. 7 Lake Taylor 9 Granby 5 Manor 6 DeMatha 8 Bayside 11 Kempsville 5 Cox 10 Princess Anne 11 Western Branch 8 Manor 5 Kempsville 4 First Colonial 5 Kellam 15 Bayside 1 Kempsville 12 Cox 17 Princess Anne 7 First Colonial School Records Set 4 Kellam Team Record: 18-4 7 Kempsvflle Consecutive wins: 12-0 6 Gfeat Bfldge Randy Ozmun had 36 hits. 2 Kecoughtan Pitching record: Tim Williamson had 9 wins. Alton Grizzard scored 25 runs, L Sports 'I E7 P' gn .- '- liner 2 New g. ' 6 ll lll q s Am- O ,, l . . . Q 5-1 4 ' 5' - ' 1 V ll: ' Q Nl. J ' 4 , . J F Q 1' -' 3' ga' f ' ' - , , .- 1 .A ., , 1- - - . Four Feet Are Better Than Two Missy Kunkel and Marie o 4 ' ' ' Q-l Q .Ari Q ', In 1 N--. Q -,U ' , Q N 'Q' Noonan use effective teamwork to keep the ball away .31 L, Isp' , is lcil,':w-3---L ,nffff-,-I x . 1 I V fd. from the opposing Falcons.lleftlA Cox player looks on 'QL Y f f' ' 1 ' W J.- vf' ,, .Q 'L+ AA ,.--8 anxiously as Laura Gagliano sendsthe balldown towards v ,J,,,., '55-'3-!rT.7f'...' the goal.lrightlLeanne Faulk and Christine Sakowitz Q 'LT-X ' .Ah - at -'iiazk 'ff 1 4, -5-Q-: .f,14S,1g,1'ff attempt to keep a Cox opponent from reaching the -'J' A l' 12:76, -y31SE9'ff'4.:5,:-i A Lg. .va 1 I! Q balllfar rightlDebbie Litsinger keeps anyone from scoring -31+ ' ' I' M as she knocks the ball away during a warmup before the L ' ffl 'V' Sffwi-' dev., ff?-il it .15 l1'g,:l' game against Cox. A ' pl' ,.. . l J -9 , ' q'?flLu:- CJQQQQ 'T'ij? .ur ff'-it' 4.1-rr' Lff i-3' 1, ll' ' ' 'r-ff,?Q.wgw,,e 5. -3: T4 10 T fiezf 'pi - 4 - 'i-J- ?'lF?7if:I3'Ks 3 ,': - fffrf . r f I-no 'gil ff 'ff :zigghsjitix 4,74 4. . .. inn-54.-i!:.L '. ..f-lin 1.. fJ.1'r'-' -... ..hl1sv.,-1 . ,,. .. ' ' ' 'ig '- Y - dt- 4 Y -nr nn.. was 'Nu' 89- 1 4 H X 'Q ua-ni, ' ' 'Q M .1 ' 1 ,V f 'M ' ,mf '- R ' iv v ' X 0- ,74 -M, Q ,J wb-r ,Ar C Q. . , O 'bv D .,-. ,h I 'bfi ' 'isxdfz hr- ff-. , s A 9 U , .-'B ,. 5 if Q , 'SI 'Y on-QQ 'b R ., L- 43 l 'I 88 Sports il fail' Ay, in J' Q15' Y. Lu .61 NAMES Debbie Litsinger, Shelbie Crowder, Diana Marie Laura Krell, Mary Meade, Christine Sakowicz, Noonan, Stasia Stobach, Leanne Faulk, Gagliano, Laura Feichtinger, Missy Kunkel, Bobbi Kotrba, lerri Nelson, Kirsten Taylor, Alexis Martello, Tricia Ryan, Shannon Ahern, Gail Montesa, Laura McCluskey, Chris Thompson, Q Valerie Thompson Y o v3nuG-e-ss rf it -: 'wi'-Qs 'q.nv-'q 5 Q- is 6 -F056 Ovvsqn- v.., ,QA t EXPECTATICNS! Although expected to be a rebuilding year, the girl's soccer team surpassed all expectations when they finished out the season with a 9-6-1 overall score and a 7-5 score in the district. The year's MVP was Stasia Strobach and Most Improved was Marie Noonan. Stasia Strobach made the first team All-District and four other girls made the second team All-District. The team had some close games, especially against Kempsville and Western Branch. The first Kempsville game was won by the team, 2-1 , in overtime. In the next Kempsville game the team won in the last minutes of the second overtime. The game against Western Branch was a challenge for the team and at a tied score we kept our cool and got the goal in the last sixty seconds, said Coach Cosimano. The weather changes did not hamper afternoon practices and the team worked out in rain, snow, and sun. lt wasn't easy but we were prepared to play in it. It didn't make us any better playing wise but psychologically we were better, quipped Coach Cosimano. One drill the team will not forget is having to perform diving headers over a large mud puddle. Everyone took a tu rn and in the end it got to be fun, said Coach Cosimano. Unique uniforms were created to keep the cold away. The girls resorted to wearing muffs, hoods, long johns, and sweats in different combinations to keep warm during their hard practice sessions. By the end of the year, the team had become a well working machine. 0 Maury 1 Norfolk Academy 1 First Colonial 0 Kellam 1 Kempsville 1 Cox 4 Bayside 2 Princess Anne 2 First Colonial 5 Great Bridge 0 Kellam 4 Cox 2 Western Branch 0 Princess Anne 6 Bayside 2 Kempsville 0 Norfolk Academy Q sw- Aa., -N 5..- 1 -'s-an .. ,Jn Jim 8 1 O 1 0 0 O 3 3 O 1 0 O 5 0 1 3 Sports 'I 89 iw f xi J 'ai' ,-wg-gw. fi 3 Q pies, 'iid' .1 Q -9 if 5 . . A Game of Concentration Bill Visage serves the ball to his opponent,st.ming the game off with .1 bangllabovellaime Conley returns the serve in .1 fast paced game. 'I SO Sports F f'N .,r- ,,,,,,,rA d?ff'xx- V rf'-f' i P, . wlijrrgi-,f,y!fH'Z'4: N -I:irq W V Af, 'ln f, . ,.'.,1 l W A . 3' 4. l 4' . 4 .-'If i 1.-5 3 Q:-J 1 N A y . -,... -..-V'P'l f ' . T' tback rowlMrs.Edwards,leannie Perez,Troy Peralta, Mickey Meekins,Eric Maxwell,lames Bacaoan,laime Conley, Brian Size- more,Bill Visage,lfront rowlCarey Abesa,lames Occulto, Ted Peralta,leff Harris,Art Cantrell,loel Standeran,Chris Mueller, Rob Yonkers W S., 0 01 Love lleftl Keeping his cool laime Conley returns the serxe with ea e labovel Mickey Meekins perfect h s serve during a pre-game iw trmup Tough Season ...are hard to face when the losses outweigh the wins but the boy's tennis team kept their spirits up and anxiously await the next season. It was a growing season, said Mrs. Cindy Edwards as she faced a new challenge in coaching. The team's experiences had a radical impact on Mrs. Edward's views on coaching. The year was very difficult at times but overall, accomplishments will probably be seen the spring of '88 according to Coach Edwards. Con- frontations of each new opponent increased the unity of the team. Great expectations are expected for the next season. We worked hard considering we had a new coach and a lot of the previous players left last year. Everyone on this year's team will be returning so we expect to have a good season, said team player Mickey Meekins. The team was young and growing. The potential was there and by the class of '88 we will have great respect and a good reputation, quipped james Occulto, one of the team's players. Warwick Maury Princess Anne Kempsville First Colonial Cox Bayside Princess Anne Kellam Sports 'I Q1 GOALS... The boy's soccer had an exciting year in which they battled with their op- ponents in their unceasing efforts to win. They finished out the year with seven wins and a feeling of camarad- erie. There was a majority of seniors on the team who instructed the group towards their victories. joe Poelnitz was the year's MVP and Matt Delaney was Rookie of the Year. The game against First Colonial was a favorite because although the team didn't wing they did tie in a game full of explosive moves and scoring techniques. The many after- school practices worked the team to their limits and helped to improve them in many ways. The team was full of drive and energy no matter what the outcome of the games, and they ended up the year passing ex- pectations and goals. The team left the season as a group of friends full of memories about the last year. .att lv , 1' . 'iv -or -0 xi ,ev- 1 T' xl 'K 'I QE Sports as ,JU W -Q. 1 a 1 XB at I 1 'zi- an Q il l sf fbi sf3l t t is it 41 new 8 4 qrww 8 idea- ln 700- 1 . 9 ' li E f i T l. Q, ', :Y pi' ' o!'- ,N 1 .,ft,vLM ,9.,. 4, ' 4f,.,,,. '00 S ks r I big if f 'S ' NY 3 Q. H , lb .fu Q . ' X, is ' , . -. , .4 ' N. Y' Q- I ' I0 i ' 8 F ' 1 .. T 73 Q 5: --f lf' was at .6 gf if 1 , ty 5 . . . . if Q ' . 'W X Q 5 it Q A ' , 'fy' H in .7 wma 5+ , V W, J, 4. 'Qu -hiya 4 3 3 .. 4 gt,-in , A game of keep away. Danny Santos prepares to kick the ball down field as he holds off the Cox opponent. lleftl Kevin Rose takes the lead as he rushes the ball down towards the opposing goal while a Cox player vainly tries to catch him. E tmiddlel Keeping the ball away from his opponent, loe Poellnitz kicks off to a teammate in an eftort to score. tfar leftl Seot Anders gets a running start as he kicks oft' to a teammate, while Henry Mitchell watches, lmiddle lettl Using evasive tatics, Danny Santos keeps the ball away lrom a Cox player while a teammate gets set up. tupperl loe Poellnitz keeps the ball ahead of his opponents as Rick Westbrook assists from the side. Sports 'I 93 7 fm'!z-w.o-s-,,'.'t, ' :Q '1 ' x 4-inure. '-' I i 1 V l 'W ll ' n A N l Y l - r af '- - if' ' X rr, 7+ l . . I-'fy 's V l wr . Q I'-s . 5 E I iff, 2 l l 3 'wg - . 1 , fi, l I, X, . S -N r ' 'I I ' I X x ,, 4, nl :N br ue . H . ll- Ill, 4' lj - T l, 'dt ' ' L ,. IQ calf! 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'--ff 'r also s- Q4 Knock-About tcente-riMarie Noonan moves the hall up- field as she keeps the hall awav from her Cox op- ponent tcenter lettiLaura Perry keeps the hall in mo- tion in the game againstCox. tupper rightlHeather Con- noly takes a free hit against Cox tlower centerilaura Perry sends the hall down- lield to a teammate as Heather Connolev awaits the outcome tlower left1Saniu Kakna and Vicki fahurian move the ball on an offensive break against the Cox team. tupper leftlfoach Mldklff instructs Mary Lewis on how to per- fect a hitting technique. ilower rightJSamu Kakria anrl a Cox opponent fight to get the hall . kv ' L...X..'L..au-.a- '- fl U 1 580 . ,, .L Nmffszs. .uimn M-'ifirw wr M mmf . 'r fm' 1473 ' fig 1-1 A -ex. A as f 1 ,P gag V- 1 . f'- s. -. 1 . Aff . M. 2, at sg N s . . . . . .Miva t gwggw . L. N-1-vx,,,,.w:-.,,, 1 ' , ' . . , -, V , . - t qi Q Ai.. V 1 . vt, Aw. 5 RPN . 5,1 44 fx. , xxx ' xiii A 54 R x A Q 5 nh .V 'Maxuil . ., vi , Q' ,Q ,Q . . ff' 4' .?q3v-n1n,. fm ,aa reefhiwt.. 455.5 Q, 4 ' dm 32. as V N A :Rfb xx W s. -N V if -12wM,M1:, ,U , .- ' ' - ti alia - 1 .f ' s ' 5 5931 . . 9 AW UNM. s. Sticks and Stones Dav after dav the field hoc kev plavers practiced outside in the heat. This year the rewards outweigh the trials the girls endured. Between the offense led hy Vicki Cahurian and the defense led hv Laura Perry, Coan h Midkiff was ahle to put together an awesome winning team. To name a few accomplishments, the team won the Tahh Tournament, heat Cox twhich we have never done heforei, and heat the Laffvette team that had a 1.2-0 record. However, the players didn't gust work. On Sundavs while watt hung home tapes they experimented with oriental food, lumpia, and nat hos. For sophomore initiation, the plavers had to wait for a rainv, muddy dav to have the sophomores plav swah the dec k in which thev roll in the mud. This helps them feel like part of the team . The vear's end was a sad time forthe field hoc kev team. Three of the star players, Holly Daniels, Vic ki Cahurain, and Laura Perrv are moving on to college. All three of then: are going on scholorship, and although the loss of these players will he great, the field hockey team will still rise to the challenge and he the hest they can he. 3 Bayside 1 Kempsville 2 Cox 1 Princess Anne 5 First Colonial 5 Kellam 2 Tabb 4 Laffyette 3 Bayside ., 2 Kempsville u ' 3' -,,-gf., 4 Cox 2 Princess Anne g ' 2 First Colonial ' f ' , 44' 1 3 Kellam G6 ya, Q . , ,,, ' 1 Kempsville I 'l L W X40 an M ,M In M41 1 lk A V . ,,,.v.,, . with V - 4, 4.wHM if .s 'elffalfsa SPORTS 'I Q5 has 8 U 9 fx 3 1 P' ' 5 VK: ' sf af' fa W, 4. . ff! ii-1 N 1 1 HQ, i4 gil' 1...- Kristin Greene, Stephanie Brumbley, Renae Simmons, lennifer Brumblev, Tracie Chesterman, lennifer Ortiz ludx Ortiz, leannie Perez, Nacita Revnante, Leigh Lawson, Stacey Black, Noralyn Gabriel, Tina Moore Acing It in Style The Tennis team was made up of thirteen girls, Coach Edwards and the team mascot, Sasha. They trained hard before and during the season, and they finished out the year with a record of 4-8. Running as well as other excercises helped the girls keep in shape for their matches. hard, and even though they had difficulties, they still had a good time. Dead balls were used by the team for games and this made for interesting matches. Even though they were not a winning team all the time, the problems made stran- gers into close friends. One of their favorite memories was fitting a dozen people into two cars. They enjoyed eating at Pizza Hut. They also had fun exchanging gifts with a secret pal. The best and most exciting game was the one between First Colonial. It was interesting and fast-paced, and the girls spent as much time matching wits, as well as points, with the Patriots. The game between Kempsville and Green Run was also a match that was considered scintillating. All and all, the team had an enjoyable year with its ups and downs and everything else. 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' ?.:... :.:g,,.. .uw 137' iv- ' l -un vo-av , 1 ' J 3- it vi in lg Q'-,-gg, its S- ' dwm Lriil 134 - H Ta ami'- rowl: Coack Korte, Coach Allard, Coach Harris, Coach Rhoades, Coach Boothe ttirst rowt: Keith Elgetez tManagerl, Avalon Snowden, Antonio lac kson, Sharon Gilbert, loe otiossy tManagerl, Paul Arthur tManageri lsecond rowiz Scott Glacier, Kenzy Wright, Mike Tadesco, Ron Provident e, Robert Perotte, Ernest Chessem, lerome Banks, Danny Dori rowl: lason Looper, Richard Strong, jeff Kitchens, Scott Rennio, Andre Coleman, Lamar Gilchrist, Carlos Cooke, Troy Coleman, Charles Winslow tfourth rowiz Steve Sander, Sadsad, AJ. Schiano, Dennis Davis, Terry Pridgen, Deshawn Sanderson, Derrick Henderson, Marc Weaver, Charles Bryant, Dennis Spain, Eric Thorton lfifth rowii Eric Stabler, Huey, Kevin Crockford, Chris Borson, Hinton Natette, Mark Wylie, Kevin Arms, Alan Hackman, Paul Kitc hens, Stephan Moore, Walter Snowden, Mike Mitchell lfront rowi: Harris, Chris Powell, laycee Harris, Harold Poole, Alan Breland, Duane Brown, lett Sudderth, Erik Lilleflorn, Pete Gale, Mike Robinson, Gary Sample FUCTBALL. FGOTBALL. This year's football team finished out the season at 6-4. It was a young team that required a lot of work from everyone to get nto shape. The biggest problem of the year was inexperience, but the coaching staff did an outstanding job of making them ompetetive. The MVP of the year was Allan Hackman. The Offensive Awards went to Dwaine Brown and Pete Gale. The Defensive wards went to Mark Wylie and Reggie Harris. The Coaches Award went to A.l. Shiano. The practices consisted of running, weight training, and calestenics. Training is always tough ifyou don't prepare your body or it, prior to the training, said Coach Harris. Prior to the game, the team would watch the NFL unch Course. The players liked it and some were motivated by it. They all tried to achieve hat they saw. The group had many fans, no matter where they played more and more students ot behind the team. The parents supported and worked with us, said Coach Rhodes. The team Utook bumps, because of inexperience, but we feel if the players return and work, e could have an outstanding year, included Coach Rhodes. They did things as a group and ccomplished everything as a team. A favorite game of the year was with Bayside. Bayside was undefeated when Green Run layed them. We were given no chances, but we beat them, said Coach Rhodes. First Col- nial was highly favored, but the Stallions shut them out. It was definitely a year to remember. Maury 15 Deep Creek 6 Bayside 6 Cox T2 Princess Anee 3 Kellam 35 Grandby 0 First Colonial 0 Kempsville 31 john Marshall 16 SPORTS 'I 99 T35 . ' 1 Lf! J, , if I in 'P nr' 5, I 4, 9 4 I , . mr, Q .Y GRID -if L-r ex 'gk 'QV ' 'I S . 'sh O ix. ' ' I-ul ' f 5 ,QI-kL,g'XNQQil is g-1, CQ 5 I I gr 643 I AER ' - V-vie ,- , V -5 X , 4- -f .s ,,. . ,Y f . 1 , M ' ' '4 ,mm Q 2?-1 'MK l X ,Sis 3 1 Nikki Dillard,Beth Frigge,Sierra Callaway,Cfhristina Tottossv,Amv U'Cfonner,Shari liulin ather Camsky,5tacy Streit tnot picturediAngie Mac Donalcl,Coac li 5LlTLllll fifth in the state. Sierra Calloway, Christina Tottossy, and Angie Macdonald placed in the top spots at Regi- onals and went on to compete at the State meet, The team recieved the highest team sc ore in Virginia Beach with a team score of lU7.7tl. This multi-lac etecl group complemented each other and helped raise the team to great heights of victory and fun. Dancing to the Top tcenterJChristina Tottossy shows her finesse as she exec utes her routine in the floor competition. lbottom leftlNilcki Dillard preforms a hackhand-spring on the beam,maintaining a precarious position as she goes over. tupper lefticihristina Tcitlcissyk cleters mined face shows her concentration as she pretorms on the uneven liars. lupper rightlSierra Callaway executes her beam routine. trightl5hari Hulin starts her tloor routine with a smile. Turn Around. Victory was in the offing for the Gymnastics team throughout the season. Although ncess Anne was favored to win at the Districts and Regionals, Grccn Run hc at thcm in Districts, Regionals plus State competitions. Thcy tinishcd out the rc gular sc ason and The team pulled together to win and everyone helped in their own way. We were a group ofgirls in a team with the most depth, said Coach Sc hultz, everyone played important role. Angie Macdonald was not ahlc to compete until thc lattcr part ot thc ,s 44 f , ...tc g t MR' .gm F-A 5 'fvwq Gymnastics Long horse - vaulting of a stuffed apparatus after a running start, athletes land on the horse with their hands and vault over it in various ways. Free exercise - Graceful and poetic move- mentovera 12 x 12m floor mat, including cart- wheels, balancing skills, handsprings, and held poses. Done to music with an emphasis on grace. Balance beam - A series of tumbling skills, splits, cartwheels, and a tumbling dismounton a slab of wood about 16 feet long and 4 inches wide, suspended 4 feet above the floor. Uneven parallel bars - Breathtaking series of maneuvers, including swinging from the high bar to the low, with hand changes, swings, flips, and a dazzling dismount, done on two bars set parallel to each other but at different heights. Sports ECJ3 at ' D' if 'MVA 'A A' rfsyfur , L V 6 ,Af ' , str- K Y j Q, ' U V 4 ' '- -.Q 'Q ' 4 ' r , ' A X U . ' 1 zz' . '- M xii- --f' f I J ti E' t , si My , I P . 1' L V' .kX.L.1flifi if Y' N ' ' A 1' r Q l xr Qt rr I 1 I ' is xx K sl Q 0 I ,R 3 , f ' I ts 2 I K .4 .,.-l 3? A S K V 'K l ' I X L P Ui xX N4 ' ,, tbar kt Coac h i.rit't'rn, Eric Hines, Chris Sc ott, l oren Hooks, Terry Pridgen, Dennis Spain, Ron Sadsad, Algert Diaz, loye Murphy, Pete Gale, Shawn Fluellen, Albert Ciulanding Ill, David Russell, Ric hard K harnprey, Eric Thornton, Eddie Antoine, Ray Ellis, Terry Delucia, Mike Courts, james Cizerele, George liennett, Matt lohnson, Scott Allen, Cioac h Pearson lfrontl Russell Days, Reggie Rodgers, Harold Poole, Albert Culanding II, Pete Maxwell, Kevin Rose, Evan Young, captain layr ee Harris, larnes Fdwards, Brian Hurd, Pat Yauarrno, Em lnllietloren, Tarik Esquerra, Mike Strobach ltront center! Derric k Henderson, Reggie Harris 4 v P4 i Q 1 ' . t ' ,, , , f l G ' lr A ' e,,i Mfg, A vu Q . J . w ' ML , i4 N ,LP hr .Il ' . W A V G ,, 1 ,n , X. 4 ' ' f 1 'T' 1 Q . 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Y A ,. .. f ,- ,. l EO-41 Sports c :lvl n . Setting Tracks A spectacular record of 5-1 ended the year for the boy's indoor track sea- son. They were third in the Beach District and fourth in the Region. The team was young but they had eight people qualify for the state meet. Terry Pridgen set a new school record of 52'10 in the shotput. Shawn Fluellen set a new school record of 6'6 in the high jump, and Eddie Antoine set a new record for the 3200 meters hy winning in 9 minutes and 49 seconds. The girls had an outstanding season as well. They were 6-0 for the third consecutive year and also first in the District and Regional meets. They finished seventh in the State meet and both relay teams were nationally ranked. Anita Eure, Davida Walker, Lori Des- mond, and Stephanie Beckes were all rated na- tionally. Stephanie Beckes had the fastest time in the state of Virginia in the 1000 meter race. Davida Walker finished fifth in the 55 meter high hurdles and was the first Green Run female athlete to become an All-American. Stephanie Beckes, a freshman, finished eighth in the country in the 800 meter run. 4 98 96 80 93 98 87 82 10 63 99 31 104 First Colonial 6 Bayside 12 Kempsville 28 Cox 14 Kellam 12 Princess Anne 17 Kellam 29 Princess Anne 9 Bayside 55 First Colonial 19 Kempsville 84 Cox 14 Sports 205 Y Ar lfrontlAllen Hackman, Rowell Arnienio, Brian Rogers, Brian Dugan, Tony Sansone, Lee White lhaCkJAssistant Coach Bill Turner, Aavlon Haynes, Keith Foskey, Chris Gryrnes, Andre Coleman, Eric Stabler, Wilfred Darang, Glenn Tuten, Coach Mike Taylor ,- AANX X 4 ' 'L-3 'ffl-'N 'f' , f 'T ,M .qsapir 5 T -W w-L5 Jw . M -eg '- A , EOE Sports .,.n 'Y Takedown lupper rightmllen lldllxlT1.lf1H goes for the tall as he wrexlles don n .1 Cox oppponent. lc enter flQ.1l1llBfldl1 Rogerx works for .111 upset .ls he xtruggles with the Cox plaxer. lrightlRoxxell Armenio Nets up .1 t.1kc-cloxxn. lahowllom Sanxone sinh .1 hall-nelson. lhotloin IeltlfXllen llackmann rides his opponent to the mat. S--o 5 if Breaking Loose The wrestling team broke all restrictions as they worked their way through the sea- son to a final score of eleven wins and three losses. lt's still a young team but we expect to be the best team in the state next year, quipped Coach Taylor. The guys worked together to improve their skills and this unity helped keep life sane at their competitions. The Outstanding Wrestler of the year was Wilfred Davang and Rookie of the Year was Brian Dugan. Tony Sansone was third in District and was a Regional Qualifier. 47 Princess Anne 9 56 Maury 3 64 Oscar Smith 6 26 Kellam 30 66 Norfolk Academy 3 39 Kempsville 28 33 Norview 28 54 Norfolk Catholic 15 46 Bayside 18 63 Annandale 6 31 Cave Spring 26 39 Hermitage 12 15 Cox 41 27 First Colonial 25 Sports 207 , 1 . A0 Q sl lxf 5 W :Jar li I1 , 1 1- lf? v l V . I Ermlx Mc Na-xx, Erin Axle-wa, Sl1.1r111m1 liuwr11K1l1, Ix.1rvr1 Maluguralu, Armcla Fvltfm, 1-X1r11vc ,-Xxl1trm, Marv lvxxux, Lum VVwu1tl, 8.111111 Ix.1lxr1.1, Kim En lxl1.1rt, T1tI.1f1v Mcl'J.1111vl, l'XII'NlC'lW lul1r1wr1, Tam: Mnxxu-ll, Cum l1 H1m111.111, M.1r1L1gc-rs lxmsx BlllIS and Karla McC.111tx if ga.. 1 J ,-.1 l L .., ,,,. x.'1Q',' 1 EOE Sports Airhornclrlglm l nm Wlwtuwtl 4111111-11t1.1lvs.1s NI11- Ns-mix tl1v l1.1lI Ill !mx.1rclxtlu-I1uup.1x.1 llTll1lt'NN M1r11'clelvr1cle'rx.1l11lx ml N t11Nmpl11-1 nmfclclll-l.11ll-lt:-Xrmrl-lm-Itl111n.1l1l1w.111x1m1xIx.mxxln-xlumtx11111111I1o1rl-Q-llmmInmw1l141ttomr.1rl1-Ill1.11111 Manu-ll Ll1ll'NlUl .1 llIlllpNlllJl Ill tI1vg.11111- .ugquml tlu- C .lX.lll0fN 1l111mlmll1-lvltl lllll -Xclww alma-x pmt .1 PYIINCNN1 fll'lQ'l1llt'l .1x sln- lu-.ulx tmmrcl Il1m- lmxlwt rlmu-1 ll-111 U11 llll'Ulll'l1NlXl'1'lNl, l1N.1XNw!u1It rlc1r11u1.1lw IH llw lcm pm -Xnm Victory The girl's hasltethall team finished the season with I3 wins and ti losses. The youngteam had only 3 seniors, hut the girls vvorlced hard. Optimism ran high throug- hout the season and superior effort was put forth hy all involved. Coach l3owman's favorite game was the first Kellam game hec ause the girls played well and were their hest both offensively and defensively. The games were c lose and everyone reached their pealc performances during the exciting and thrilling games. The team lost their chances to malce the District Tournament in a last second shot againt Kellam. The team's dedication compelled them to do extra worlc in order to reach their goals. Coac h l3owman's feelings in the sea- son were that it was, a very intense season and I enjoyed worlcing with the players. They performed to their utmost and gave one hundred percent, all the time. There are many reasons tor the success of the team, hut the main reason vvas that there was much widespread talent. Each indi- vidual worlced hard to contribute to this success, quipped Saniu lsalcria. 49 Maury 38 Lafeyette 54 Norview 42 Kellam 26 Cox 32 Pheobus 28 Kecoughtan 37 Great Bridge 44 Norview 52 Lafeyette 46 Bayside 28 First Colonial 38 Princess Anne 37 Kempsville 38 Bayside 45 Kellam 59 Princess Anne 25 Cox 37 First Colonial 52 Maury 35 Kempsville Sports E09 f Two-Points tcenterlEric Wesley shoots over Craig Brown of the Chiefs. londer leftlKenny lohnson passes inside, bypassing the Kernpsville defender. Y lunder rightlMarc Mason shoots the as he . g attempts a basket. lrightlSc'ott Heidler scores over - HI ff' f the Chiefs as he easily puts in the ball. t-middle ' - rightlU.l. Hynions dunlss the Chiefs. ftar rightlSteve Hamilton sets the offense as he moves against Kempsvnlle 541 hh 154 M 1' X ,, Q -Q 'M ?- '1aL.af.,e 5 as ltopl Coat li Bull Cot hrane-, Co-Captain Kenny Iohnson, David Sticlsel, Carlos Cooke, Steve Ham- ilton, C'o-Captain Stott He-idler, Mart Mason, Eric VVesIey, Dennis Spain, Ol. Hymons, Assist. C oat h Chris Lowerylbottonil Manager Vince Dodds, Damon Copeland, Bill Visage, Tyrone Cox, Carl Prirarnt-n, Charles Winslow, Manager Doug Cannon, Bill Cochrane junior liv- , l s 5 7? 'N . x -for 9.0 U 5 -1 ..s' 2 'I O Sports ,f du .fin n I L A 7777875 , ,,.'i7i7'- J ,S Record Shots The haslxetlmall team was the tirst Hows' Haslwtluall team in tho history ot Virginia Beat h to finish the- regular season tiiwclco-ttuitt-cl. lhev ranlwcl as high as set oncl in the state :luring tho rvgular season, Thaw t-stahlisherl tht- longs-st winning strtalt ot any Green Run team and was the lit-at h District regular season tfhanipions. It is tht' Iirst time in thc last tive wars that tht- Ciwvii Run Stallions haw min the District Tourna- 'nent Tea Championship. ni unity was A . ' . -- I - - 'f ' iniportint in tht niilxt up ot this rtcorrl lmitalting ttam, Coat li Cochrane insurocl the lmowloclgv ot tht- tvani hx giving out pac lxt-ts tit the opposing IGRIIII, These pat lwts Q onlainecl clt-tails ot vac h starting plan-r and the game tuntlent ws ot each opponent. These slut-els lwlptfcl the- group unclvrstancl the' team they min' play- ing ancl hvlpecl thvnt gain a gre-atvr advantage' over tltt-ii'e'i1c'init-s. Eve' coat h rvonc- at Circ-on Run stipportwl the team ancl their n as their hiilliant wason c iintinitc-cl on. The tinal ganiu against thc' top-ranlwrl lnclian Kiwi' was attvnclc-cl hx nianx ind ilthoiighthvtvam lusllwa Ilhllyllll,tlX'tlI'X'Ul1tlXXJNUXKI' 1 4. teal to haw inaclv it as tar as the-xi hacl. llw tvani hafl a sun- , . erioi clvtense- ancl ottvitsvg c onilmint-cl, thuvc reiatvrl a team ot whit h all touncl haicl to min me t. 81 53 80 98 59 62 58 65 74 55 85 58 77 56 73 90 82 59 87 62 67 57 Norfolk Catholic 43 Norview 45 Kallam 57 Cox 39 Booker T. Washington 48 Smithfield 49 Windsor 47 Norview 61 Bayside 47 First Colonial 44 Princess Anne 44 Kempsville 39 Bayside 47 Kellam 52 Princess Anne 50 Cox 55 First Colonial - 58 Kempsville ' 57 Bayside 52 First Colonial 58 Hampton 54 Indian River 63 Sports 2 'I 'I c.llio.l1ff'r M Lx ji Q 11, ,i xx ,SIM y - Wt -ai ix Box 'st fuss country team. Eddie Antione, lan Billings, lames Cizerle, Mike Courts, Albert Culanding, Rav Ellis, David Hopkins, Matthew Pearsall, David Russell, Patrick Yaccarrino, Matthew lohnson, lohn Ixelb, tleorge Bennett, Cjreg Young, Mark Torti, Seamus McMarthv, tails 4 rriss cjountrx team: Marsha Allen, losette Beard, Stephanie Beckes, Lori Desmond, Erica Harris, Lisa llartranft, Veronika Gustafsson, Denise Malority, Ruby Price. 'Di e,,!U'iifl - i 7, 5 i . 1 t ly lt t 23' l' Hi! 0 'Ln-Q Em.- Running With It The members of this dedicated team got up before six in the morning and ran at Mt. Trashmore every day before school an again after school. It was a fun-filled year for both the boys and the girls and they became a close knit group. Coach Clriffin worked them hard but it all paid off as they continued to set records. The girls were undefeated and improved from eigth to fifth in the state com- petition. They won the District Championship and the Regional Championship and then continued on to the State meet where they won many of the top spots. Stephanie Beckes took first, Lorie Desmond took second, Marsha Allen took fourth, Ruby Price took fifth, losette Beard took seventh. Lorie Desmond went on to the National meet in San Diego, California where she finished twenty-eigth in the country. The girl's MVP was Stephanie Beckes. The boy's team also did well during the season. They finished third in the district with three wins and three loses. Patrick Yaccarrino made it to the state meet and both the boys and the girls went to compete at the University of Vir- ginia. The hoy's MVP was Patrick Yaccarrino. Both teams fufilled their ex- pec tations and surpassed their hopes of the season. E 'I 2 Sports y, N, V -...Q X917 ani-.. K ww? '- 'fu-Us-f.3,, 3 vu.-J 'S wry, .4 Q nr-11 i . 4 O if - ?f , , 4 xp Q r.. L' QQ - ..t 1 '5 5. I 4 t fx N 1 r Nam x 1' 5 V fb L25 t - ,, wif. 9 , MWMM I, ,,-, null9 ' ig... ' F 'Q ff ' fl lb v '-glare Like The Wind The Cross Country team shows off their stutf durrng pmctlc e and it is easily apparent that their training has not been nn vam as they lelsurly stride across the grass. Sports E 'I C3 IJYIIE' 1 -- NI .r , . 'H -nga. ., an -1 an-n-rv---v--v wisp., its ' 1 -I mv . , vu- . . , 3w. L, vw-at , f- 'Q rw.. '- f ' ' Q 15 Af.-we.-I rn 'U fir PAQQY, ,, sig 1 ?-3 f 1 ra. ' '-Y, 5 e,.'4- - tux is 1 QM? lug C1114 Sf 'H' sf!! 'A' J --ev-.gb ,,,.a, . , ., . I V xg Q ,,.... XJWVQ :M is,--. f J' s z'i:fe-Q 15 :ix,:,. ' 'Tl-.. ' . 'Q 45? 'hi Q f.,n.5,,e., ,Q W. ,G ' mu' ei -f Af, 0' ww' a ,gy as ,a f..,, 4 ,bd5u.,' ,, . . if 4 wg,-Q ,F Q ,nn Hwa- 1 -aa ' is 'wwf Sn N ,gn Q Right on Par lleftlMark Hettinger practices his swinging tech- niques as does Brian Blandtupper leftl. labovelKent Perry concentrates on his stroke and lustin White lbelowlmakes sure of his perfection. lrightlMarcus Klannamark exchanges ideas as he practices his golf. r t r . i l l 1 ' l I ,iv l 'a Q, ' , fl' ff' ' , ra? l A- il 35,1 'Xl -A-p.4.-f Q v- . .ygfm ,Fl 4.4: The Relaxing Sport? The season started excellently for the golf team, and throughout it they had close matches which were determined by only a few strokes. The group will be losing some seniors, but many of the players will be coming back next year to win it all. lt was a really good building year, which laid the foundation for the next season, cited Coach loyner. The team became a close unit as the year wore on and they are enthusiastic about plans for next season. The year was filled with many unforgettable moments. Marcus, the exchange student from Sweden, gave the team a whole new perspective on international relations. 'fThey must have different rules in Sweden, because when Marcus didn't make his shots he would throw his club into the nearest tree, recalled one teammate. Coach loyner was subject of another fondly remembered occasion. Coach loyner was demon- strating his strokes for a number of spectators, and felt a bit of pressure to perform well, His shot was so well executed the ball sailed across the lake, and his follow-through was so complete his club was airborne and landed in the middle ofthe lake. Great coaches will do anything to make a point! Golf is not a relaxing game, no matter how peaceful it may look. Sports 2 'l 5 pw I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I l I I I I I I I I I I I I I I NI I I I I I I I l t t l K t t t I I I I I 1 1 W5 nav- 'Q , 1 1 I The Year-Round Sport Who do you think of when you hear the word, Spirit? Who gets the crowd going at the pep rallies? Who devotes hard work and a lot of personal time to supporting all of the Stallion teams? lf you guessed the Clreen Run Cheerleading Squad, you are right. Becoming a cheerleader begins in May with a week of try-outs, but it doesn't end there. Then the new squad goes through hours of prat tic e throughout the summer. Three mini-squads form in order to devote equal time to each sport, whit h int lude the basketball, wrestling, gymnastics, and track squads. No one should forget the hours ot' supervision and instruction devoted to the cheerleaders by Miss Keen and Mrs. Benn. So what makes the Cireen Run Cheerleaders any different from other Virginia Beach high schools? Cluysl No other high st hool in the area has a co-ed squad. The guys on the squad add strength to stunts and pyramids. But even after reading this, no one c an really know how great the cheerlea- ders are unless they go out and support Green Run tool Tri-Captains: Stacey Freed, Tony Orlino, and Sarniya Stallingsg Annamarie Alegre, Carolyn Balagot, Cheryl Boyastro, Kristie Bullock, Liza DeLeon, Mieu Diep, Don Downie, Chauntrell Cluillord, lxancli Lan- dick, Eya Legaspi, Susan Pincknex, Tarra Smith, Kimberly Tucker, lo,-Xnn Udasco. Scream About It The Cheerleading Squad combined their spirit with a wild school drive to motivate the various teams. Without the support ot the Cheerleaders, many ot the games would be lifeless, un- spirited, unsupported ones. Their effort and hard work, coupled with their superbly choreographed performances definitely made the games preformances to be re- membered. 1 ar' E . 4 Q 1 V' iff 9 v I n L.. 54 Iv I I I I I I I I I I I 4 'I E :'x,,,,, 1 N ,Q 41 1' , V. x VIR: xv - 'A ,.vJA1.:. I a 1 -Q. H 50 1 I I I .,,,, X . ,-'M-., I I I I I I 2 :an .. , .-. J, ,AN in vi,-I. , V 5 . - fx ' 2 UQ?-I I The Wolff' Mule . .,,., T rj, , Il. f J- .-'- , IHIIIIII 1 'I - -:.5s'19l'?EP7 a !!TF'2 !'1F ?' I -L -f.. ww. 4 . , ., ..-...-.-'E.vw fo -ww-arm: . ,. -..,,4v- --v .1-'q-M g4'.EN1' 2' . -ws- - u . u 'I 1 . i. ? I I ,, Q! f!g-1:-P--.2-:Q-QQFIHY' I gn'- f v gvvxtkl y V V Q 5 .xt ,. ff' -4 ', ' Libr' -0- - - , . I 5 T f- ., A ,,.,' .I , gfIf.,-,,..m nhl' ' . Q Q ,A- , M- - f' 'i'L.,Q Ll, .. ,. - ig 12' 21 E3 Sports nl IL- II um-1 iimw, ,, '-Hu... 'Nm . 7 J Q S fl I 7? ,. 6-41- Ya if 'Q --v fl E! 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Christina Tottossy- 3111 111 R1'g107I 1111 B1115 Steve Hamilton- A11D1511'111 151 100111, A11 T1110w11101' 21111 Tennis: T011111 Noralyn Gabriel- A111151 l111p1'11z1011 P11l'W'7' Scott Heidler- 1l'1fIj1HIIl1Il,S A11 S1111 GCIIIII' 111111111100 Kristin Greene- N1111111012 P1l1'X't'T 111 R0g11111, 21111111 D15 OJ. Hyinons- A11 D1511'11'1 151 71171711 1711.1 T11u1'11111110111, 21111 111 R1'gV11IIIfll1 T1111111111110111 Kenny johnson- B01111111 PIIIUYPI' 111-1110 W00k, A11 D1511111 vludy Ortiz- M1151 V11111111111' P11lVW'T 151 T011111, A11 T1110z111111'1 151 T011111, A11 S11110 21111 T011111 Track: Football: Stephanie Beckes- 8111 111 US. 800-I?Il'1l'I' 11111 111 P11111 Pele Gale- M 1151 V11111111111' 1,1IlI'1l11l11 71111711 1111111111 N11111111111 M001 liric Lilleiloren- 21111 72171111 A11 lJ1.s11'11'1 Lori Desmond- 29111 111 K1IIIIl X' N11111111111 C1055 C1111111115 AJ. Schiano- A11 111511111 l,11l1'llI111l C111z111j1111115111,11 Gyinnastics: Peter Maxwell- 5111 111 D1511111 P1110 lrlllllf Sierra Calloway- M051 f1Il1.X'1IlI1I11I1g fi-YIIIIIIIS1 David Walker- 151111 lllllkl' f'l11AIl1l'IA1fI1lI 721'lllI1, 5111111 55 Shari Hulin- M1151 V11111111111' 11vy111111151 IIll'1l'I' lIll7'Illl'S 1P111l1111111'k 1111111111 N11111111111 M0011 EEC! Achievements Your' Support jennifer Dahl- local and regional winner 0f An Illustrated Talk Gerta Call- 6th in Tidewater Fore- nsics Meet joe jones, Mike Lanham- Beach District Affirmative Team Champions lub Cheryl Skopal- local and regional winner of Diplomas Before Diapers Adma Spence- I st place prose PTA Rtjlections Prtnectg 2nd place nega- tive speaker Tidewater Debate League FBLA Regional Competitions: Robert Flax- Ist place in Business Computer Applications Bobbie Sufficool- 2nd place in jolt Description Manual Competition '87 Pegasus: I st place in VHSL Conipetitionq sap- tDebateJ Jeffery Berry- Ist place in Business Jennifer Piper- Yes-I-Can Award Calculations trier refine by Nflfiffiwl Cflullfll 'bf from the Council for Exceptional Christine Everest- Regional Vice- Tf'Ufllf'7'5 fdiE'l5'll-Sh Children President u ic Virginia Marching Band Festival-Superior Rating District ll Band Festival-Superior Rating Virginia Honor Band Award District II Regional Band: Sheila Edgeworth, Delia Runberg, jennifer Mason, Suzy Powell, Scott Andrews, Chris Crymes, Ralph james, Renee johnson, Susan Kletter, Michell Rousseau, Christine Cottschalk, Antawn Holiday, Lynette Mason, David Abbott, Robin Follet, Doug Mays, Martin Dewey, Donny Allen, Mike Montoya, Jerome Banks, Donnie Shoem- aker, Mike Hanson, Mike McVicker, Romanze Willoughby, Paul Col- trane, Danny Lilly, Terry Galiney All-Virginia Band: Scott Andrews, Chris Crymes, Antawn Holiday, Mike Montoya, Romanze Willoughby Antawn Holiday- Virginia Beach Pops Orchestra Chorus Phillip Davis- District Il Regional Cliorusg All-S tate C lioras Bill Finch- All-Virginia Honor Choir, District Il Regional Clioras Tanya Larson- All-Virginia Honor Clioirg All-State Cliorns, District II Regional Cliorns john Mumford- District I1 Regi- onal Cliorusg All-State Chorus s Achievements 22 'I 222 Y hzwkng, mv. -:mii fezxu, 'aww-'am , ndeuf- Pure we work, the Equus . 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Anderson. AnderSOn, Chris 19 Mike 98 S 179 AnderS, SCOt 193 AndreWS, Scott 36, 180 Angela, Branch 40 AnOnQOS, MarCey 36 AnSell, ChriS 98 Antkl, Delna 139 Ant0lne, AerlCa 98, 179 Antdlne, Eddie 36, 204 Arletnla, BOSt0n 40 ArmenlO, Rowell 98, 206 Armfield, Kema 36 Arms, Kevin 199 Arnold, Amela 36 ArnOld, Judy 139 Arnold, Scott 36 Arthenhdlt, Ben 36 Arthur, Elllabeth Ann 139 Arthur, Paul 199 ArZlllO, RlChard 36 AShman, ChriS 26, 27, 98, 128, 168, 169, 239 AShman, Mike 36, 180 Ashton, Aimee 36, 164, 208 ASIS, BenSOn 36, 99, 180 ASl5, JeanlCe 36, 167, 201 ASkew, MiChelle 36, 180 ASkeW, Mike 99 ASn'lUSSen, Tia 36 Aten, Angela 36, 161 Atwell, Zulieka 99 Audet, Juli 36 Augustine, Eric 36 AunChman, Angela 99, 177 AUSSey, Srlawn 99 Au5tln, Ken 36 Austin, Sarah 99, 177 AuStln, Tathy 36 Avant, ChriStine 99 Avarltt, Lia 36 Avelin0, LatriCia 36 AVendanO, Al 36 AXSOn, TOrY'l 62 GQDAGV Q vppeq or-D-1a 'v,,',,,, vvcl h'.b nlsn 44,4 L-'v ' 45's 15 4' 9 V V ., ,as Vs A A 4. va A ' can 9 rqdav ., A 6 4 4 BaCani, Bernard 36, 174 BaCaOan, James 99 Bacncnan, Amltabn 116 BaCllQ, ROSernary 36 Bactong, Jerrllle 56, 161, 181 Baeurnie, CraCe 36 Bagay, EnCarnaClOn 36, 161 Bagwell, HOlly 36 Bailey, Kathleen 159 Bailey, Katny 143 Bailey, Latnan 22, 56, 180 Bair, steve 36 BaiSden, sancli 36 Baker, Bonnie 36 Baker, James 56, 164, 177 Baker, Jason 39 Baker, Tamara 59, 179 Bakker, Jim 108 BalaDanlS, George 39 Balagot, CarOlyn 39 BalaQOt, cnris 39 Balan, Evelio 39 Baldwin, Jennifer 39 Balawin, Kelley 39 Bale, Brian 99, 161 Ball, Marla 39 Ball, Mike 39 Bambeau, Tracy 75 Banforo, Matt 39 Banker, Ronnie 39 Banks, Jeff 59, 179 Banks, Jerome 59, 199 Banks, kevin 39 Bankston, Juanita 140, 145 BankStOn, l. Bowman 166 Banner, J 167 Banner, Keyln 39 Banner, Robin 59, 155, 181 Barbaran, K 166 Barberan, Karen 39 Barber, VICKY 39 Barrlarn, FranCeS 139 Barkley, Jeni 39 Barnard, carlos 39 Barnes, Dlane 59, 190 Barnes, Heather 99 Barry. Donald 39 Bar-ta, Scott,99 Basalkis, sue 140 Basnlgnt, narnel 39 Basto, Beth 25, 26 Basto, slizabetn 99 Bateman, C J 39 Bates, Tiffany 39 Battreal, Jal'neS 39 Bauman, MlChele 39 BauSaS, R 164 Bautista, lzalon 59, 164 Baylon, Hazel 59, 41, 59, 161, 167 Baylon, lvl 164 Bayly, Shannon 39 BaZefT'lOre, Sean 39 Beacn, Blake 99, 128 Bearo, Joole 99, 204 Beck, Eric 99 BeCkeS, Stephanie 204 BeCK, Jason 39 BeCKrnan, Jody 99, 161 Beebe, Fred 126 Beere, Suzanne 39 Belter, Francis 39 Bell , Andrew 39, 167 Bell Betti 39, 181 Bell ChriS 39 Bell K 180 Bell, Kevin 99 Bell Kisha 99 Bell, Sulanne 99 Benitez, CeSar 39 Bennett, Debbi Sydow 142 Bennett, GeOrQe 39, 204 Bennett, KUrtiS 39 Bennett, LeOnard 99 Bennett, Lin 39 Bennett, Randi 39 Bennett, Steye 39 Bennett, William 140 Chill Out! Jon Kundo SfT'llleS at the thought of not being in SCh00l and enjoys hlS bus ride on the Mal'- ine BiOlOgy field trip. B0rSen, ChriS 100 B0rSOn, ChriS 199 BOuCree, M 167 BenOy, D 177 BehSOn, Delinda 39 Bensons, Scott 39 Bel'1SOn, Tamika 39 BentSeh, G 164 Bentlen, Heidi 100 Benware, Kevin 39 BergStedt, Kathleen 139 Bernhardt, LeSleY 100 Berrios, veronica 39 Boud, H 166 BOule, Renaud 100 BOWden, C 177 BOWman, Jennifer 100, 161 Bdwman, KriSSy 161, 164, 208 BOWrnan, LeSlle 100 BOWman, MiChelle 13, 240 Bowman, Shannon 208 BOWman, Shelly 194 BOyd, K 180 BuCkley, S 177 BLlCKner, B 181 Budd, Breheim 40 Bullock, Kristie 5 Bulman, Linda 141 Bunch, Jennifer 101 BunCh, John 101 Burd, Adam 43 Burgess, Jal'TleS Bactong 101, 164 BurgeSS, Patty 140 Burgrnan, ROD 101 Burke, Cathy 43, 46 Burke, David 101 Berry, Berry, Berry, Berry, Berry, Berry, BOyCe 100 Deanna 100, 176 Jeff 100 Ken 39 LiSa 39, 181 Sharon 39, 167, 170 BettiS, Jeff 39 BlanCl'1l, DOUQ 39 Bibby, Susan 128 BiCkfOrd, Greg 39, 162 Billiet, KriS 39 Billiet, Mike 39 BillingS, lan 39 Billy, Buckner 40 Biven. BiXby Black, BlaCk, Black, BIaCk, BlaCK. Pete 39 Martina 39 P 161 Rdbert 128 StaCy 39 Succeed Tricia 128 TraCie 39 BlaCky, Stacey 39 BlanC0, Nolan 39, 180 Bland, Brian 39, 164 BledOWSki, Katherine 100, 161 BOyer, M 161 BOyer, Owen 100 Bozeman, Andrea 100 Bragg, Rebecca 19, 100 Branch, R 180 BranS0n, David 151 Branum, J 166, 180 BraSnerS, Tessy 100 Braun, J 167 Breen, MiChelle 100 Breland, Alan 179, 199 Breland, DeniSe 151, 179 Brennelte, Karen 100 BriCka, Eddy 101 Bridgette, Bradley 40 BriggS, J 164 Bright, Shirley 139 BrinSOn,T181 BriSDOiS, William 140 BrOady, V 179, 180 BFOCK, A Sayage 163 BrOCK, Daena 101 BrOCKenDl'OUQn, Tracy 145 8rOCk, Susan 140 BrOglie, MariOn 140 Burke, Debbie 101 Burke, Stace 43 Burnley, Jean 43 BUrrOWS, Mark 43, 180 BurSSet, Chris 43 BUSh, Adam 43, 168 BuShey, David 43 Butler, DenniS 101 Butler, Jeff 13, 101, 161 Butler, Keith 43 Butler, MiChael 43, 166 Butler, Tricia 43 Butler, Wendy 43 Butorac, Diane 43, 62, 168 169 239 Button, Mark 101 Butt0n, Mike 101 Byf0rd, LiSa 101 Byrd, Donna 43 Byrd, JaCkie 101 Byrd, MeliSSa 101 Byrum, B 43 P AA 9 vu V vw 9.5 A gh AntOIIn, Jullto 36 Antonio, Kendra 36 Aramas, Anthony 36 Ardle, Navy 36 ArdlS, Glen 98 Ardlzonl, KrlSten 36 Arellano, Chris 36 ArelIant0, E 180 224 INDEX Barnes BarneS , KrlStlna 99 . Lisa 39 BarneS, R0nnle 99, 177 Barnes, Shirley 39 Barnett, Keri 39 Barns, Jennifer 140 Barrett, Darrell 39 Barrows, Brooke 17, 39, 169, 201, 239 Bledstoe, Chris 39 Block, Michelle 39 Block, Rebecca 39 Blodonskl, K 166 Blount, Felicia 39 Blount, Pamala 39, 181 Blowe, Sherlta 39, 181 Blowe, Yvette 39 Boada, Michelle 39, 150. 156, 167, 169 Bolch, Gina 39 Boldt, Lyle 39 BOlin, Amy A 100 BOIIS, Christina 100, 180 Bolshazv, Bonny 100 Bomar, James 40 Boneske, F 175 Boniski, F 164 Bonne, P 164 Booth, James 140 Boqulron, Monica 100 BOClulrOn, R 166 Borke, K 181 152,153,154 BrOOkS, T 177 BrOWer, J 162 BrOWer, WilliS 101 Brown, Cl'lrlStlna 101 BrOWn, Denise 101, 177, 179 Brown, Duane 101, 199 BrOWn, Dwaine 199 BrOWne, J 161 Brown, Joni 101, 181 Brown, Lamar 101, 177 Brown, Paula 24, 100, 101, 115, 169, 239 BrOWn, Sheltdn 101 Brown, T 177 BrOWn, Vee Vee 16, 49, 101, 161, 171 179 Brumage, N0rn'1a 139 Brumblev, J 164 Brumbley, Steohalne 101, 196 Bryant, Charles 199 Bryant, Heath 101 Bryson, C 175 BuCklngham, James 101, 121, 166, 169 eb 'P a VD vw A L- an . 4 A B 0 9 V 4 v . vbv v qq.vvPl:- - , u tw 9 , B 'ha ' V 4 4 Q b . o A V Q 5 A, o A Dv 9 7 qv A V l A A ' 5 . Cabanel, Dennls 43, 167 Cabanel, Valerie 101, 166 Cabral, Jaycee 43, 62, 81, 91, 169 Caburian, VlCkl 102, 194, 195 Cacanlnclln, R 164 CaChaDer, Bernie 43 Cachaper, CeClle 43,161,168,169,180 Cagel, Erich 43, 179 Cahill, Blake 102 Cahill, Brian 43, 167 Calules, LlnC 43, 91 Calulis, R 173 CalaCSan. Joanna 43 Caldwell, A MyrlCk 179 Caldwell, DeniSe 43 Caldwell, Jobvnia 144 Caldwell, M Adkin 161 Calhoun, Steve 43 California, Hawaii 118 Callanta, Arnold 102 Callaway, Sierra 203 Call, NiC0le 43, 177 Calm, Sheeesh 46 Calo, Jason 43 Campbell, Carl 102 Campbell, Lee 43 Campbell, Sebrina 102 Camp, Brnda 102 Campion, Jennifer 43 Campos, Denise 43 Campos, Julius 43 Can1Sky, Heather 43, 203 Canant, Leslie 43 Candi, Jay 43 Cannon, Jerrel 43 Cantrell, A 164 Caparelli, Gina 102 Cape, Melissa 43 Carcamague, Fred 102 ' Carcanaque, F 175 ' Carder, Jayme 43 ICare, Taking 170 Carino, Eric 43 CarlSOn, Michelle 43 Carn1aCk, Karen 43 Carpino, Thomas 43 Carr, Dave 102 Carr, Jerlmy 43 Carroll, John 102 Carr, Wendy 43 Carter, Andrea 43 Carter, April 43 carter, HOlly 102, 167 ,Carter, l.0ri 43 Carter, Sharon 49 Cartier, John 43, 172 canier, paryi 43, 166, 169 Case, kimoerly 43, 102 CaSey, Dana 43 Cason, LadOnne 102 CaSSldy, Jenifer 43 Cassidy, Mark 43 Cassidy, Todd 102 CaStillO, Ron 43 Castro, Dennis 43, 164 Castro, Ray 43 Cave, Mark as Cayetano, verdi 102, 175 Cespedes, Tony 22, 103, 190 Chackney, Chris 43 Chacon, Diana 103 Chamberlin, Traci 43, 177 Champhev, TOdd 43 Champrey, Richard 204 Chaney, Michelle 43 Chapman, Tanyalle 43, 161, 179 CharleS, Bryant 40 Chavez, Charyiane 43, ss cnayis, MiChelle 43 Cheatham, Rhonda 103, 179 Cnerisien, C 166 Crierisier, Cindy 43 Cherry, Anita 43, 190 Cherry, Tina 43, 190 Cheryl, aovastro 40V Chessem, Ernest 199 CheSSOn, MiChelle103 CheSSOn, Mont 43 Cnesson, Shantel 103 CheStern1an, Tracie 43, 49, 170, 196 Chitturn, AnthOny 43 Chitty, Anne 43 Chong, Po 43 Chris, Bowden 40 Christensen, Audra 103 Christi, Brumfield 40 ChriStine, LiOuba MCalee 19 CiZehe, K 166 Cllerele, James 204 Cizerle, Kirk 44, 161 Clair, K Weaver 181 ClaiSSe, MillSSa 44, 167 Clark, Alan 103, 178 Clark, ChriS 54 Clark, Dana 44, 177 Clark, Diedra L 103 Clarke, C 181 Clarke, Keyln 44 Clark, Laura 44 Clark, R0bin 44 Clay, Bil 44 Clayl'JOrn, Danni 44 Clay, Dave 44 Clay, DOnna 44 Clean, Schwinn 50 Cleghdrn, Garry 44 ClernOnS, Tina 44 ClernOnS, Tracey 44 Clerren, Jason 44 Cleveland, Dayna 44 Clifford, Karren 44, 177 Clifford, Kim 44 Clifford, Mike 44 Cline, Chelley 44 CliSSO, Dion 44 Coaklv, Chris 44 Cobona, Sfellhanle 103 Cockerman, SCOU 44 Cody, COlleen 103 COefield, Margie 140 Colburn, Greg 44 COle, Jonn 4-4, 50 COle, Kristen 44 COle, M 180 Coleman, Andre 44, 49, 170,199, 206 Coleman, Jennifer 44 Coleman, Troy 44, 199 Coleman, Vince 44 Cole, Shelli 44, 160, 175 Cole, Tamara 44 COle, Tina 44 Colette, Kenneth 44 Collas, Jeanne 44 Collette, K 179 COIley, Justin 44, 166 COllier, Jeff 44 Collins, Anago 44, 179 COIIinS, ChriStine Grvmes 44, 180 C0llinS, Mel 44 collins, Michelle 44 C0llinS, Sharon 44, 167 Collins, Tina 44 C0llOWay, Sierra 43 COIODODQ, Joyce 44, 49, 167 Colooong, M 161, 177 COlODOnQ, Michelle V103 Coltrane, Paul 44, 190 Colvin, ChuCk 44 Comfort, Chad 44 COndra, Charlene 44 COndf'a, J0di 44 Cone, CharleS 103 COnley, Jaime 44, 190 Connelly, Heather 44, 161 COnhely, Heather 194 Conner, William 44 Connoley, Heather 195 connoly, Heather 195 Conrad, Chris 44 Cook, D 191 COOKe, CarlOS 44, 199 COOK, Leslie 103 cook, Patricia 140 COOK, Reggie 44 COOK, Tim 44, 164 cooper, Camille 44 Cooper, Reginald 44 Cooper, Yasmin 44 Cope, Jason 44 Copeland, Damon 44 Copruz, william 44 COrey, Bossardt 40 COrey, Kevin 44 Corev, ROD 44 Corley, stacie 44, 167 Corley, Steve 27, 103 C0rn'ller, Jeanette 44 Cornick, Tracy 44 Coronado, Nick 44, 164 C0rDreW, Chuck 44 Corpus, Richard 44 COrrell, Jamie 44 Corrie, k 166 COrry, CreQ 44 COrSlnO, Greg 44 Cortes, Hector 44 COSlrT1an0, JOSeDh 140 Costa, Christian 44 Courts, Mike 44, 204 Cousett, shan 103 Cowell, Adrienne 44, 204 COWell, Anita 44 Cox, A 188 Cox, Kerri 44 Cox, Richard 44 Cox, Terry 47, 179 Cox, Tyrdne 47 Crabtree, Michelle 103 Crabtree, Mike 47 CralQ, Meeghan 47 CralQ, Sheree 47 Crane, Jennifer 47 Crawfgrd, Chris 47 1-' J . Q A X, ul ala.-N .X- 'Q 43 x. iz -9 S- ' 'rv Open Wide! Afterschool activities uSUally involved fOOd-Wanted or nOiIl. Crawford, Kelli 103 Crawford, Patricia 47 Crawley, Annette 47 Crawlev, Nicole J 103 Crawl, Linda 47 Creager, Mike 47 Creekmore, Elliott 47 Creek, T 163 Creek, Tammy 19, 103 Creighton, James 47, SO Crines, Michelle 47 Crocker, Tonya 47 CrOCkfOrd, Kevin 103, 199 Crockford, Michael 47 Cromwell, Rozanna 47 Crongeyer, J 167, 175 Cronin, Dennis 47 Cronin, MiChael 103, 164 Cropus, R 164 CrOSSWhite, LOrl 103 Crouch, Cherie 47 Cr0USe, Chris 47, 77 Crowdean, Dennis 47 Crowdean, Doneva 47 Crowder, Shelbie 47, 189, 204 Crowell, Amanda 103, 162 Crow, RObert 47 CrOW, Shelly 47 Cruz, Aileen Renti 75 CrUZ, C 164 CrUZ, E 167 Cruze, Galen 47, 162 Cruz, Elaine 47 Cruz, Kimberly Cervacio 52 CruZ, MarlSSa 41, 47, 50, 92, 161, 167 CrUZ, Randy 103 CryStal, Bryant 40 Cuffee, John 103 Cuffee, Stacy 47 Cdffee, TraCy 47, 181 CUQhDerTSOn, Kyle 47 Culanding, Albert 47, 204 CUlDeDDer, Tonv 47 CUrnDSIOn, Marsha 139 Cunningham, Kirk 47 Cunningham, RiCk 47 CUDDer, Susan 103 Curren, BOD 47 Curren, Tom 77 CUrrin, LiSa 47 Curry, Tara 47 CUStel', Max 47 Custudio, ChriStine 103 Cutright, Joseph 47 Cutter, Steve 47 Cvphers, Gregory 104 D dovv vo v A 7 ,JA V . VV V Ad :ive :.VV A . Dov 6,9 vo ,Q up 04 A lv 4 4 Vqov ' Q 4 I v his i aaa A Vo V4 v v 'v sr 'av-aV o 4Vl:v no DaDU,R175 Dabu, R0dOlfO 104 DaQOSflnO, DeSll'ee 47 Dahl, Jennlfer104 Dahl, Jenny 171 Dahl, RaChel 47 Dake,J166,172 Daley, B 166, 180 Daley, Elilabeth 104 Dal1I0n, Shannon 47 DarnaSO, Ruth 38, 47, 49, 86, 161, 169, 170, 171, 239 DarT1lar'lO, Gina 47, 53 Danaher, Richard 104 Dandridge, TOny 47, 50 DanIelS, Holly 13, 14, 16, 104, 11 160,161,163,194,195 Daniels, JUliann 104 DanielS, Typhanny 47 Danny, Breslin 40 Dansin, John 47 DanSin, Stephanie 47 Danzlnger, Dedee 47 Daos, Kelly 104 Daquilanea, Jov 37, 38, 47, 169 Darang, Wilfred 47, 165, 206 Darang, Wilma 47 Darby, Brown 40 Darden, Darden, Dardin, Darnell Darwin, Darwin, DafSk0, Judy 140 Karen 167, 179, 204 DeniSe 47 Susan 140 MiChelle 47 Tracy 104 Carrie 47 Daughtry, Holley 104 Dave, BUCklev 40 Davenport, Karen 104, 167 David, BranS0n 40 DavldSOn, David 47 DaViClSOn, Juliana 47 DavieS, David 47 DaviS, Davis. DaviS. Davis. DaVlS, Davis, DaViS, Cheryl 47 DennlS 47, 199 James C 104 Kiva 47 Phil 47, 179, 181 Tameka 104 Tamrny 47 Dayag, Calvin 47, 180 Daya0, Kenneth 47 Day, Ben 104, 157 Day, Brandy 47 Day, Mike 47 DayS, Dean Russell 47, 204 Angie 47 La Noir 47 Dean, Dean. , Reggie 47 DeCker, ThOn1 47, 167, 175 Dee, Car0lyn 104 Defreitas, D 175 DegrOOt, David 47 DeQrOOf, DOnna 104 DeQUZn1an, Lila 47 Dehart, Kristen 13, 24, 161, 1 Dehart, KriStin 104 DeleSUS, D 167 Delabar, Tara 47 DelaCUadl'a, Sonya 13, 104, 1 161, 167 Delaney, Matt 47, 192 Delbar, T 177 DelDaUQh, Shauna 104 DeleOn, LlZa 48, 167 DelOalfCh, James 48 DelOatCh, Kevin 48 DelOStrlnO, Annabelle 48 DelUCla, Maria 104 DelUCla, RUSSell 105 Delucia, Terry 204 Dernain, Adrian 48 Den1etrlC, Brown 40 DenlSe, Breland 40 Dennev, R 180 DenniS, Allison S 104 DenniS, Don 19, 105 DennlStOn, Nicole 48 DenOSta, C 164 Denosta, Mark 48 Depta, Addie 105 DerUSha, JOn 48 DeSei, C 173 INDEX 225 71 26, 128 Dlllard, Terena 48, 180 DeSel, Carl L 105 V vaqvp vqavbp Desmond, Lorl105, 179,204 22:9 7 L I if Detloff, Marcee Jo 48 A A Q V D ,, Dermer, cnrls 48 6 Q U A ' V v , 6 ,, Detty, Kelly 48 8 ef ., A Q U A Devoe, Doug 48, 180 V A 4 A 'fl 'L 'V Devonla, Brooks 40 v ,, D ,, V Dewey, Martin 105, 180 Diaz, Albert 68, 167, 2011 Diaz, Kim 105, 168 Dickey, Greg 48 Diep, Hue 48 Diep, MleU Llrln 48 Dlep, My Linn 105 Dietrich, Stacie 48 Dietrich, William 48 Diggs, Freddy 118 Diggs, Leeva 48 Dillard,NikkI48,161,167,203 Dlllaro, Teresa 48 DlllOn, AarOn 48 Dillon, l-lowaro 105 DillS, Becky 48 DlllS, Brian as Dingle, NeSt0r 48 DIOn, Janine 48, 181 Dion, Sherry 48, 181 DlDilatO, Jay 48, 177 DlXOn, Safari 48 Dixon, wenoy 48 DlZOn, Robert 48 Doak, Robert105 Dodds, Mercy 48, 180 Dooos, sylvla 139 Dooos, vlnce 48, 180 DOerlnQ, Jason 48 DOetSCn, Carolyn 140 DOQQet'f, Julia 140 ooneny, Christine 105 Doherty, David as Donerry, Michael J 105 Dom, Michelle 48 DOr'lal'1Oe, Jeff 27 DOnal'1Ue, Jeff 105 Donalo, shane 48 DOn, BreSlln 40 DOn, Brlley 40 Donnell, Nikki 48 DOnOVan, Beth 48 Doon, Marilyn 48, 161 Dorf, Mlcnael 105 Dori, Danny 199 Dorsey, HarOld J 105 Douoleaay, Amy 48, 180 Douay, s 177 Dougherty, D166 Dougherty, Jaime 48 DOUghety, Sharon 48 Douglass, M 177 Dowdy, Sharon 105 Downie, Don 48, 164 Doyle, Beth 48, 181 Doyle, Billy 105 Doyle, craig as Dozier, AVante 48 Drake, Jana 104 DraDer, MOnlCa 48 Draper, slo aa Drew, Mary Kay 147 Drexler, Angie A8 DrlSKell, Brandon 48 DrOri, Danny 48 Duools, Erica 48 Dudley, K177, 181 Dudley, KIrnDerlV105 Duff, CarOll 48, 167 Duff, Carol 49, 171 Dugan, Brian aa, 206 Dugan, ml 1410, 141 Dumont, Jennifer 105 DUnUee, SCrOterT1 110 Dunrlarrl, James 48, 168 Dunn, cnane M106 Dunn, SU2aQnne 106 DUDUlS, Andre 48, 162 DUQUetfe, L 181 Durano, Gloria 106 Durham, snelagn 48 Durrett, ChrlS as Dusenoerry, Shelly 48 Dutton, Rrcnaro 140 Duty, Hall 146 Duval, COralle 48, 167, 175 Duvall, AlICe 48 DUVall, cnrlsrooner 106, 167 DUVall, Tr1OrT1aS 140 Dwornlcx Aorlenne 106 Daonosrlno, Chelle 47 226 INDEX V 11 Q on A 0 AQQVGA Early, Ken 48 E3StlanC, Sl'laWn 48 Eaton, Star 48, 177 Eaton, VOlanCa 48 Ebert, C 161, 168, 172 Ebey, Faith 48 Eby, Danial 48 ECkhar't, A 181 ECkhart, K 161 Eckhart, Kim 208 FallOn, GraCe 51 Fallon, Kathryn 51 FantinO, Mike 51 Faulk, Leanne 188, 189 Faulkner, LlZel 51, 167 Favors, Mero 51 FeDrlZiO, Jeremy 55 Fedee, Jackie 51, 167 Federico, RaChel 51, 163, 169 FeeneY, Erik 51 FeiChtlnQer, Laura 189 Feight, Jeff 106 FelnSteln, JOe 106 FelChtinQer, Laura 106 FeltOn, Angela 51, 208 FeltOn, Angie 208 Felton. Felton. KriSta 51, 106 Tirrel 51 FenSKe, Jeanette 139 Fensom, Miki 51 I Eckhart, Kimberly '106 EdQeWOrth, Shiela 51, 161, 180 EdmUnSOn, David 51 Edduilang, Warren 51, 154, 161, 166 Edwards, Angie 51 EdWardS, Cindy 140, 144, 145 EdWardS, JameS 106, 204 Edwards, Keith 51 EdWardS, LeSlie 51 EdWardS, Mike 51 EdWardS, Ray 51 Edwards, StaCey 51, 179 Edwards, ThOmaS 106 Eestain, R164 Eher. T166 Eidson, Edith 138 EinStein, Galileo 150 EiSing, J 175 Eley, William 140 Elgetez, Keith 199 ElkinS Ellen, , J 177 Boyers 40 Elli0tt, J 181 ElIiS, Heather 51 ElIiS, Kim 145 ElliS, Raymond 51, 204 ElIiS, Traci 106, 168 Emericx, Ame 27, 162 Ernel'iCK, Amy 106 ernerron, Cynthia 51 Engelscnjon, Tara 106 EreStaln, Rodger 51 Eric, Bucnneim ao Erlxson, Jeff 51, 180 Esplrlru, Kenneth 51 Esduerra, TariK 13, 51,204 ESSinQ, Jennifer 51 esranlslao, Cheryl 51, 167 ESteD, 5l lannOn 51 esrep, Tooa 51 y Estrada, Mlcnaei 106 ernerloge, cnrls 106, 181 Ernerloge, David 51, 181 Etheridge, Ron 106 Etnridge, 5naI'1nOn 51 Etter, TraCey 51, 92 Eubanks, Chele 51 Ellre, Steve 51 Eurl, Anita 204 EVanC Evanc EVanS Evans EVanS Evans Evans Evans EV3n5 heCk, S 181 hO, Larry 50, 51 . Andre 106 , Bobby 51, 163,172 . Brent 51 , Devon 51 , Hope 51 . L 177 , Monique 152 EVereSt, CnrlS 51 Eyer, Eyre, Matthew 51, 57, 172 KrlStin 51, 166 Ab L- 1 1. 5. Q J z. 9 1- - 4, U v D I' .8 J. o 6 ' -1 .3 '1 V . 1 ,l -1 . :, v L, , L, J , h v . .1 .1 A , V L. v I A- q . I .1 -J ., 5 'I A .1 1' v -, . 1 . Q V . V a A , A r. Fanian, lrrna 140 FaUriClUS, Janice 106 FaDriZlO, Jeremy 51 FaCUn, Elllabetn 106 Facun, RlChard 51 Falk, Calvin 51 Falk, SharOn 51 FentreSS, Rodney 51, 177 Ferguson, Jason 51 Ferguson, Monique S1 Fermil, Amy 51 Fernando, Roland 90 FernandO, ROldan 51 Ferrer, Jennifer 51, 181 Fetty, L177,181 FillgrOVe, Chip 51 FinCh, Bill 106, 163, 181 Finegan, Tracy 51 Fine, Rivers NeXt 153 Finnegan, Kate 106 Fires, Bon 21 Fisackery, Lawrence 51 Fisher, Jamis 51 Fisher, Melanie 51 Fisher, Susie 51 Fisher, Travis 106, 128 FitZDatrlCk, Mary 51, 180 FitZSimmOnS, Paul 51 FlaCh, Julie 107, 162, 178 FlaX, ROD 107, 161 Flemming, Angela 51 Flemming, Yvonne 51 Flippen, Jenny 51 Flora, MiChele 51, 167 FlOreS, Brad 107 FI0l'eS, Gil 51,86,161, 167,170 Fluellen, Shawn 204 Flythe, FeliSha 51 F0bbS, Mike 51 FOQerty, LiSa 51, 161, 168, 176 FOQle, Connie 139 FOQila, Kenny 52 FOlaham, Amy 52 FOllet, RODin 52, 161, 167 FOllett, R 172, 180 Fontaine, Tammy 107 FOrbeS, Diana 52, 167 FOrCht, John 107, 181 F0rd, Nancy 142, 144 FOrd, Sherri 140, 142, 143 FOrehand, JOhn 52 Foreman, Nicole 52 Foreman, Rick 52 Forget, Mark 140, 142, 147 F0rreSt, Edwina 52, 180 FOrSYthe, Kim 52, 180 FOrSVthe, LiSa 52 FOSkey, Keith 107, 177, 206 FOSter, Brian 52, 175 Fowler, Aimee 52, 167, 172 Fowler, Jamie 19, 52, 163, 181 Fowler, Joanna 107 Fowler, Kendra 52 FOWler, TaWanna 52 Fox, LaUra 52 Fox, Tammy 107 Fradillada, TJ 52 Frame, Sallie 52, 161 France, JOe 107 FranCe, Michelle 52 Fr3nCeSKl, Jennifer 107, 173 FranClSCO, LOrl 107 Frank, Boneske 40 Frank, Brent 52 Frantz, Matt 52, 179 FraShefSkl, Renee 107 FreClrlCO, Rachel 239 Freed, Billy 52, 167 Freed, Stacey 45, 52 Freeman, Andy 52 Freeman, Marcos 52 Freeman, NelSha 52, 180 Freeman, Prlnka 52, 107 FrenCh, A 154 FrenCh, J Wylie 138 FriCke,5DrinQhill107,181 Fri9QV. Beth 52, 203 Frost, Barbara 52 FrOSt, Tim S2 Frye, Anlssa 52, 168 Fry, Mike 52 Fueller, T 165 Fuller, Cathy 107 Fuller, Mlcheile 52 Fuller, Tanya 52, 61, 155 Fuller, Tara 52 Fulton, ViCkl 52, 177 Funchess, Sam 52 Furay, Jeff 52 Fure, Sinde 17, 52,164 Furrow, Clint 52 Future, Fbla 177 Fyffe, Kevin S 107 Fyke, Minna 52 on 'ir- pr. DQ We Pvq qboq4AQha 9 v c eq L A Q04 QDV asv A vb-1 nab 'r. b QL vw -1 A an Va L-no V-:Q 4 g, vb 5 A avv viva., vd Gabriel, Ariel 52 Gabriel, Noralyn 52, 164 GadOr, ChiCD 52 Gador, Minda 107, 177 .167, 196 Gagliano, Laura 52,161,166,188,1B9 C-agnier, FranKle 52 Gagnon, R0bef't 52 Gaither, Scott 107 Gale, Pete 199, 204 Gallney, T 180 Galiney,Tery107 Galjan, Paul 52, 172 Gall, Gerta 52,162,166 Gallihugh, Th0maS 52 Gallup, Jason 107 Gammon, Liza 52 Gangldff, MiChael 108 Gann, JOShua 52 Garcia, Alvoro 52 Garcia, Billy S2 Garcia, Josephine 52 Gardi0la, Glen 52 Gardner, Amy 52 Gart0n, Shannon 52 GaStar, Mark 108 Gaston, Steven 52 Gatliffe, Kathleen 108 Gatling, Jade 52 Ceiling, SCOtt 52 GeiSe, Laura 52 GeiSmar, Mike 52, 77, 167 Genacio, kim 49 George, Bryson 40 George, Cherie 52 George, Scott 108 Geralei, Allan 108, 161, 172 Gerardo, Cherylynn 52 Gerba, Sandie 108 Germainos, Mike 186 GermanOS, Mike 108 GerVaCiO, Kim 50 Gervais, Krissy 108 Geurtsen, Tammy 108 Gewerth, Tina 108 Giammona, RaChael 108 Gibb, Danielle 52 GibSOn, Todd 52 Gibson, Wge 52 Giddens, Michele 52, 181 Gilbert, SharOn 52, 199 GilChl'iSt, Janice 108, 181 Gilchrist, Lamar 52, 199 Gilera, Gemma 52, 167 -,,,4 H0t FUn In the SUrl'1mer'tirl'le! Band rT'lernDerS n'1arCn under the watchful eye of the band director, Mr Collins. Hutchings, william 59 1 4 Yak! Yak! Yak! Late in the afterl100n is the only time the COl'T1m0l'1S area is elTlDty.Tl1eSe Qil'lS find the quiet condusive to 3 good COnVel'S3tlOn. Giles, Jamie 52 GilliarT1,TaSha 108 Gilman, Jennlfef 52 Gindle, Kerri 52 Gregg, Carolyn 139 Gregoare, Pam 55 Gregory, Kim 55, 166, 168 Gregory, Nncole 55, 166 GlOrC13nO, Gll'Olan1O Girouard, Girouella Randy 142 Jennifer Di 48 Heather 108 RiChie 52 Glf'OUX, Justin 108, 172 Glrudrard, H181 GlaSier, Scott 52, 199 CllSSen, Doug 52 GIO5Ch, Shelly 52 GODal', GFetCl1en 108 Goelz, Greg 55 GOldSWOrthy, ShannOn 5 GOldthWait, Bobcat 77 GOnnelS, Nicky 55 GOnZaleS, IVV 55, 177 GOnZaleS, Jed 55 COnZaleS, Maria 108 Goodman, Joe 55, 167 5, 177 Griffin, Cletus 142 Griffin, Eric Hines 204 Griffin KelluSh 55 Grlffln MlCnelle O1dell 204 Griffln, Ouince 55 Griffin, Tammy S5 Griffith, AlfredO 55 Gl'lrT1e5, Cl'1l'lS 55 Crime, T 180 Goodman, Wendy 55 Goodrich, Andrea 55, 90, 177 Goodwin, Christopher 108 Gordon, J J 55, 164 G0ttSChalK, Bill 108 Gottschalk, Christine 55, 180 Gozum, Randy 55, 164 Graeber, Shirley 55 Graf, Kristine 108 Graham, Kim 55 Graham, Stephen 55 Grandle, Darryl 55 Grant, Jennifer 55, 166, 180 Grant, Melissa 55 Grant, Sharon 55, 181 Grant, Theresa 55 Graves, David 55 Gravette, Christi 55 Gravette, Kenneth 109 Gray, Bobby 53 Gray, Lashaun 55 Gray, Rex 55, 181 Gray, Robert 55 Gray, Theresa 55 Greaber, S 179 Green, Diana 55 Greene, Beth 55 Greene, Kristie 55 Greene, Kristin 196 Harrison, Cecy 56 Greene, Lorry 109 Greene, Tina 55 Green, Kristin 196 Greenwood, Robette 55 Greer, Sonia 55 Grlmsley, GUS 109 GrIl'T1SteaCl, Nancy 142 Grlner, Scott 55 GrOder, Jack 55 Gr0nernann, JOnatnan 55 Cr0On'1e, TraCy 55, 164 Groshell, Steve 55 C-l'OVel', Lynn 55, 167 CrOVeI', Mel 55, 161, 180 GrymeS, Chris 206 Guarln, Albert 109 CUel'Der, Kelly 55 Guerrero, ROQer 55 Cugllemlnl, Tim 55 Guilford, Chauntrel 55 GUStafSSOn, Ver0nlCa 55 Gu5tilO, JOhn 55 CUStUfSSOrl, Verlnika 204 GUtnlCK, MarCla 139 Guynn, BeCKl May 55, 167 nab Q dv D ia VD h '1 q DA . v 'fab Q . A . v A 1.7 nw C' u Vg vv Pc. 1 Q v up c. 4 -z v v . A 1. :J aa 4 QQ l 4 V -1 v on D cas, V4 vu na Avvvavoeq AD c- - Hable, Amy 55 HaCKman, Alan 55, 199, 200, 206 Haga, K 177 Hager, Chontelle 55 Hahn, Jessica 108 Hailey, JaCK 55 HaiIStOCk, Felicia 55 Hairston, Laura 109 Hale, Mary Ellen 55 Hall, Christina 109 Halley, Lauren 109, 151 Hall, Mike 55,177 HaIlOCK, Blll 55 Hall, Slmbi 49 55 Hall, Terri 55, 180 Hall, Tony 55 Haltlwahger, Samatha 53, 55 Halverson, Kharl 109, 177 Hamel, Katja 55 Hamilton, Jeremy 55 Hamilton, Steve 55 Hamilton Theresa 55 Haner, Terry 55 Hang, KOlab 55 Hanly, Scott 55 Hanna, Martella 55, 161, 167,204 Hannauker, Lori 55 HanSen, Lotte 17 55 164 Hansen, susie 55 Hanson, Mike 56, 180 Hardin, Done 109 HarlStOn, L 162 Harkins, Timothy 109 Harl, AIllSOn 109 Harlow, Kristina 56 Harlow, Stacey 56 Harl, R 164 Harman, Darryl W 109 Harmon, Kristie 56 Harms, Kevin 109, 161 Harrlden, Cwo JOnatl'lan 142 Harold, M 177 Harper, Amy 56 Harper, Ernest 56, 181 Harper, Richard 109 Harp, Shawn 186 Harrell, Elaine 56 Harrllchak, Chris 109 Harrington, Keely 56 Hart, Carrie 109 Hart, Kevin 56, 166 HartlOve, Connie 56, 175 Hartman, Jenein 56 Hart, Randy 56 Hartranft, Lisa 204 Har'tZeII, Cindy 56 Hash, Steve 56 Haskins, David 109 HaStingS, Sheila 56 HatCh, Keith 56 Hathaway, April 56 Haugen, Kristin 56, 175 Haughee, Traci 109 Havriblak, C 164 Hav, Sothira 109, 166 Hawkins, Kym 56 Hayes, CarOl 56 Hayes, Jennifer 56 Haynes, AavlOn 206 Haynes, J 167, 179 HayneS, S 177 Heard, Bradley 109, 161, 167, HeCCa, C 164 Hedelund, Jackie 56 Hedgepath, Tanya 56 Hedgepeth, T 167 Heldl, BOyd 40 Heidler, SCOtt 109, 164 Heilmann, Pat 109 Helen, Boyser 40 Hendershot, Barbara 56 Hendershot, Lora 109 Henderson, DerrlCK 56, 179, Henderson, JO Ann 56 HenderSOn, T 190 HenGerSOn, Zach 56 Hafl'lS, Beverly 109, 177 HarrIS, ChriStlne 109 Harris, COlleen 109 Harris DeI'T1etfiCe 56 HafTlS, DOFOtl'1y 56 HarriS Elvin 56 HarriS, Jason 56 HarrlS,JaVCee14,16,112,113,199,204 Haff'lS, JOnatnan 56 Harris KriSty 56, 179 HarriS L 164 Harri5, Neil 56 H2fTlSOn, Andrea 56 Harris, Reggie 14, 56, 179, 199, 200, 204 Harris, Rhonda 56 Harris, Rosa valencia 146 Harry, SCOtt 56 Henry, Heather 56 Hensen, Mike 56 He-nth, Stephanie 56 Herbert, Buckner 40 Herman, Cathy 56, 167 Herrera, Acev 109, 161 HerrOn, Rebecca 142 Hesse, Fitzgerald 90 Hettlnger, Mark 56 Hewitt, John 109 HlCkey, Chris 56 Hickman, Jessica 56 Hlet, J 178 Higgins, Tony 110 Hildebrant, Gene 56 Hill, Amber 56 Hill, Davld 56 Hlllery, Kim 56 Hilt,Jull110,181 HIltOn, Davld 56 HiltOn, Laura 110 Hines, Demetria 56 HineS, Joey 56 Hlne5, M 177 HlrSChl, Brian 56 Hise, Amy 56, 180 HlSe, Dru 56 HObbS, Brittney 110 Hockaday, Tina 110 Hocker, Tiffany 110 HOdgeS, T 177 Hodge, Travis 110 Hodson, Jim 56 Hoernig, Chris 56, 164 Hoferkamp, Carol 110, 161 HOffer't, Anne 56 HOffman, Debbie 56, 177 HOffman, Kimberly 56, 166 Hofmann, Eric 56 Hoggarcl, Jenifer 110, 161 Hogue, Keith 56 HOlder, Kellie 56, 166 HOlley, Ann 56 HOlleV, Eunice 56 172,179 199,204 HOlliday,ArltaWn16,46, 110,171,179 180 HOllOWaV, JafT1eS 56 H0llOWaV, MlCnelle 56 Hollowell, Donya S6 HOlmeS, Alicia 110, 177, 180 l'lOllT1eS, El'lC 56 HOlfT1eS, Ken 144 Holmes, MiCl lael 110, 166 HOlt, Sharon 142 Holtz, Heather 59 HOlub, Kim 59 HOmard, David 110, 118 Honig, Gwen 59 Hook, Kim 110 Hooks, LOren 204 HODKin5, David R 110, 161 Horton, Michele 110 Hotel, RaC1ISOn 174 Houck, Cl'lrlS 59 Houk, El'iC 59 HOUle, Chris 59 House, Carole 110 House, Monica 59 HOVIK, E 167 HOWafCl, Derek 110 l'lOWal'd, 5UZet'te 59 l'lOWeS, Heatn 59 HOWICK, Cindy 26, 27, 110 HOV, Sara Van 84, 180 Hubbard, J0hnell 59 Hubler, Rh0nda 59 Hudson, Cherrl 59 HUCSOF1, COnnle 59 HUGSOI1, NiCOle110 HUCJSOI1 , Tanya 59 Hudson, Terri 59 Huey, John 199 Huggins, Metta 59, 180 Hughes, Jaleen 59 Huling, C 164 Hulin, Shari 59, 203 Hummel, KriStlne110 Hunnings, K 164 Hurln, Jennifer 59, 161 Huntemann, Eric 59 Hunter, Brandon 59 Hunter, Derrick 59 Hunter, Pnaefffa 59, 180 HUnf, Steven 110 Hurd, Brian 110, 204 Hurlburt,Tracie110 HUSIed, Rose 59 l lUtCl'ierSOn, PatrlCK 59, 180 HUtCl'llnSOn, Glenn 59 HUtCnISOn, Shannon 59 Hutto, ChrlS 59 Hyder, sara 59 HyltOn, Davld N 110 HyltOn, ElIZabeth 59 HVltOn, James 110 Hylton, Matt 59 HVfT1OnS, El'lC 59 'itz V 'UV bv db AV If QQGKJA adoqqtp Viv Dvzaabv V9 'lab A qvqla av? U fiAv qvvl hai, V a 5, Lt. vb' 1 4- A ov bl vvfaw 'C' J-Apu QL? A fl -1 Vvval D vi v V J bbq I Ingram, Melissa 13, 59 lngram, Sean 59 Inman, Christy 59 lrby, Cliff 59 lrOnS, Brett 59 Irons, Gannon 59 Irving, Typhanny 59 ,7 . D '7v Aavbdve Y xv nr- b qtbav -a vlaevqn ved v 7 4 .,0'7 yi G Avg D1 v Q ia A U Aav Un v 'J va ., AQ A0 ,rs :QD or qv 9 V -1 A v- 've A G 4 iz, 9 -J 'JV A V! K A l 'J aln Jvq rv' V3 nf JaCKSOn, AntOnIO 59, 199 JaCKSOn, Beth 110, 161, 166 JaCkSOn, ChrI5tIne 59 JaCKSOn, Dlel'Gre 59 JaClCSOn, Mike 59 JaCKSOn, Renee 59 JaCKSOn, WeS 59, 181 Jacobs, Chris 59 JaCODS, Tl'1OfTlaS 59 Jacobs, Wendy 59 Jakunowskl, June 59 Jamal, Bradley 40 JafT'leS, BOWen 40 James, Bl'Uf'nSeV 40 James, Ralph 59, 180 Jana, Jay 110 Janes, NiCOIe 111 JanZ, A 5antlaQUell 167 JanZ, Wanda 142 JarUS, Janelle 59 JarViS, ThOmaS 5 111 .laS0n, B JaSOn, B l'aUn 40 ryant 40 INDEX 227 Jauaon, David 111 Javoon, D 168 Jeahhle, BUCKlNQharT1 40 Jef'fErSON, TSaNya S9 JENKlNS, Jehhlfer 59 JENKINS, JONathaN 59 JenkinS, Suwana 59 Jennifer, Brady 40 JENNlfer, BrOWN 40 Jehhlfer, MaSON 64 JENNINQS, Clhdle 59 JEr1NINQS,TrENlSE 59 Jel'OI'T1e, DEDDIE111 JESUS, Darlene DE 47 JESUS, M DlED 167 Jethro, LlSa 111, 177 LeWiS, MiSty 63 JettON,MlChaelJ111,172 Jimenez, Mark 59, 172 Jimmy, Brower 40 J0dl, BrOady 40 John, Branum 40 JOhNSON, ANQeleC1Ue 59, 161 JONNSON, Brlah 59 JOhNSON, Cathl 59, 175 JOhNSON, CharESe R111 JONNSON, Charles 59, 142 JOhNSON, ChrlS 59 J0hNSON, ChriStINe 111 Johnson, Denise 59, 179, 180, 204 Johnson, Don 148 Johnson, Janel SO, 177, 181 Johnson, Jeffrey D 111 Johnson Jenal J 59 JOhnSOn Kenneth 59, 111, 161, 177 Johnson Kenny 157 Johnson Kevin111 Johnson Kirsten 59, 208 Johnson Matt 59, 177, 204 JOhnSOn Michelle 111 Johnson Nikaya 59 Johnson Perry 59 Johnson R180 Johnson susan 60 Johnson, Tamarr 60, 173 JOhnS, T 179 Jonns,rwfanv111,2oa Johnston, Jerry 60 Jon, Briggs 40 Jones, Brook 60 Jones, Casandra 60 JONES, CaSle 184 Jones, Dan 60 JOneS, JOSeDh 111, 162, 1 Jones, Julie 111 JONES, KID 111, 164 JOneS, S 179 JOneS, Tabitha 60 Jones, Tammie 60 Jones, Vivian 112 Jordan, Bradd 60 Jordan, Scott 60 Jorge, Jen 60 Jose, Clay 60 Joseph, Wayne 60 JOSe, Rhbnell 60 Joson, Joel 112 Joyce, Dena 112 Joyce, Mike 53, 60 Juarez, Chrissy 60 Juhl, ErlC 60 Junke, Tina 112 Jusayan, J 164 Just, Chris 60 A ' ' ' '7 s! ' 4 v 4 5 A A 1 , Ve. v vcd. U C 9 A '1 v 0 A v 39.1 '1 Aga 4 QA 4, Q QVA5, AV Q Kaoabik Chris 60 Kaiser Will 60 DONT LOOK at the Camera! These CherrllStrV StUClENtS should be studying the Periodic Chart. But hey-it'S a great Way to get iN the yearbook a SECONC1 time. ,J -1 fun-in 1 ,- Sub!! -!un.-- o . If-x Keefus, Ronald 60 Keel, Florence 142 keen, Carolyn 142 Keene, J 164 Keener, Kathy 60 Kehoe, Craig 60 Keith, MlSSy112 Keller, Robert 60 Keller, Steven 60 Kelley, Jimmy 60 Kelllngtbn, Heather 60, 162 Kell, R 177 Kell, SCOt't112 Kelly, BrOWr1 40 KellV. JOSeDh 112, 173 Kelly, S 164 Kemble, ROD 50 Kemble, RObert157 KerNDDaiNeN, MeliSSa 60 Kernb, Taryn 112, 175 Kennedy, Kim 60 Kern'i0n, David 60 Kerr, Lauren 60, 181 Kershaw, Richard 60 Kessel, lSidOrO 142 Kettner, Abby 112 Kidd, Laurie 60 Kilb, John 60 Kllby, Sean 60 Kimble, Robert 60 King, Gerry 60 King, Jeff 112,180 King, Kristen 112 A 3 A 4 D A r Kip, Brierley 40 Kirk, Krista 60 Kirkland, Alex 60, 165 KirKpatrlCk, Chris 60 Kirkpatrick, K 167 Kissinger, Angela 60 Kitchens, Jeff 199 Kitchens, Paul 112, 199 K0elSCh, Andrew 60 Kohler, Frank 112 K0iiDaNO, Clarissa 60 K0liDarlO, Danielle 60 KOOKerl, BrUCE 60 KOrChaK, Adam 60 KOTTE, GEOTQE 142 Kotrba, A 161, 172, 175 KOtrba, Bbbbie 112, 175, 189 Kbtrba, Ray 60 Kotter,James113, 161,180 KOtVaS, JENNY 60 Krag, Charlbtte 60, 155, 164 Krell, Diana 60, 162, 189 KrEtZSChrT'lar, Kim 113 KriStie, Bullock 40 KrOlikOWSki, Beth 60 KrOtZ, Dari 60 Kruck, Patritiia 60, 164 KFUCK, Pete 60 Kuehne, Kimberly 60 Kuhn, Francis 142 Kundo, JOdi 60 Kundo, Jbnathan S 27, 113 Kunkel, Melissa 60 Kunkel, MiSSV 188, 189 KuZniCKl, Debbie 60 . 6 'Java Q 5 on v V59 D v A iv Q A 4 V Q A D Q A A o A .1 A A V A A Ad 4 a qpva L, v A 4 A U A 44 Va v ,,' Pa VA 0 AAA4 b v 4 v v V a P -1 ' 4 o A v .svn eva V B U V LabradOr, Edwin 113 LaChanCe, Paul 113 LaCKOre, Cdr Ray 142 LarSiN, JENS 63 LarSON,J164,180 LarSON, T 181 LarSON, Tanya 113 Laskowski, J0e 63 LaSSiter, LiSa 113 Latta, ROD 63 LaUridSen, Kathy 113 Laverty, E 161, 163 Layerty, Erin 113 LaWrENCE, Carole 113 LaWrENCE, Matt 63 LaWreNCe, Ryan 63 LaWrENCe, Theresa 113 LaWrenCe, TitUS 63, 162, 177 LaWrEr1CE, WENUV 63 LaWSON,CONNIE113, 161, 16 LaWSON, JaSON 63 LaWSOn, Leigh 63 LaWSON, Melani 113 LaWSOn, Melinda 63, 181 LaXa, Richard 63 LayaOQ, Eddie 63 Leandadb, Lyn Lyn 37, 45, 73, Leandadb, LVNN 41, 46 Leandadb, Roberto 63 Leary, JafT1eS 186 LEathErWOOd, JENNifEr 63 Lebert, JOaN 63 LeDlaNC, T180 LebO, MiChelle 63 LebO, Scott 113 LEdDEtTEr, Rebecca 63, 166 Lee, Amy 156 Lee, Charlene 63 Lee, Daris 63 Lee, Elilabeth 63 Lee, Jeff113, 177 Lee, Kathy 63 LEE, StEDhaNiE 113 Lee, Wai Yin 63 '7 I' '1 A V A n G v 6 D . .1 U Q A T 4 ' ,, .x A A . A . A v Kakrla, 5ar1lU 60 195 208 209 Kaler Diana 60 177 Kaler Nicky 60 167 Kalnas, Ingrid 60 175 Kanz Heidi A 112 Kaplnskis Kim 60 Kater, Dawn 60 Kates Melinda 60 Katrina Brown 40 Kauffman Danny 60 Kaufman Chris 60 Kavsen Kerry 142 175 Keefer PhllID 142 228 INDEX Kltrell, Linda 60, 180 Klannemark, M 164 KlaDUt, Ken 112, 162 klaput, Sonya 60 Klein, Andrea 60 klein,Creg112 klein, Travis 60 Kletter, SUSan 37, 60 180, 239 Kline Debbie 60, 160 Kline, RObIn 112 160 knaust, Kari 112 Knerr, Theresa 60 knight, crystal so Knight MOnICa 60, 167 knight, Rachel 239 knight Tara 60 Knutson sherry 60 161, 166, 169 Lallak, John 63 Larhabah, Lambert, Lambert, Lambert, R 171 May 63 Selina 63, 181 VlCky 63 Lambinicio, Cindy 49, 65, 166 Lamora, Tina 113 Lancaster, Amy 63, 177 Lancaster, Kevin 63 Landlck,Kandl113,162 Langley, Ron 63 Lang, Shannon 63 Lanham, MlChael 113 Labe, Aaron T113164 177 Laoe, Tara 113 Labld, RON 63, 167 Larkin Mike 63 Larose K 162 LefUrQEy, JONN 63 LeQarreta, JaESUS 63 LEQaSDi, Eric 63 LeQaSDi, Eva 104, 113 LEQQlardrO, Micheal 63 Lei, Mal 63 LEISEV, Cheryl 63 LerT1rT1ON, S 181 Leriharn, M 172 Lenhart, Shawn 63 LeNNOh, 5USaN 63 LeNtZ, karen 63 LeONard, Dan 63 Letada, Eric 63 LeVaNtINO, Juliet 63 LEWardOWSKl, BFUCE 63 LEWIS, JaCK 63 LEWIS Jernmalyn 63 7, 175 167,169 Lewis, Kristi 63, 181 LewiS, Marvin 63,161, 181 LeWiS, Mary 63, 194, 195, 208 240 LeWiS, Yvette 114 LeydCt, Valerie 114 LIbOWitZ, Bbbbie 139 Lieb, Kevin 114 Lilienthal, Pat 63 Lillefloren, Erik 2, 114, 199, 204 LillV, Daniel 114 Lilly, Deanna 63, 180 Lilly, Kim 63 Lilly, Wendy 63 LimtiaCO, Valerie 63 Linderhuth, Jennifer 63, 161 Lindemuth, Jenny 201 LlNdENDUrQ, scott 63 LiNdSay, Julie 63 Linehan, A175 LiDSCOmb, Leslie 63 Lidue, pat CUrtiS 140 Lit5inQel', Debbie 188 Litzendorf, M 166, 173 Litlendurf, Maria 63 LiVErrNar1, Charlene 63 LlaneS, FelICia 63 LlaNES, JOSeDhlNE 114 Lloyd, Greg 63 LlOyd, Niki 63 L0adWiCk, Kathy 63, 161, Lbar, Del'riCk 63 LOal', Natalie 63 167, 181 LOCklear, T 177 Locky, Cwenita 63 LOf1Er'l, JOhr1elSE 63 Loftus, Tommy 114 LOQad0r, C 167 LOQSdOn, A 175 LOQSCJOD, Graham 63 LOhneS, Ana 63, 166, 168 L0hneS, T 161 LOFNDOS, Ferrhin 63 LOrNDOS, JaniCE 50 LOrT1DOS, Janie 63 Lbnderee, Sherry 114 LONQ, David 140, 142 LOODEY, JaSON 199 LO0Der, Sean 63 LODEZ, Jessie 64 LODEZ, RaChel 64 LOrraiNe, Darryl 64 LOrralNE, Daryl 64 L0rralNe, DOnNa E114 LOUCKS, LaUrENCE 64 LOVE, EUNlCe 139 LOVE, Jeff 64 LOVelaNd, Kim 64 LOVEIESS, K 168 l.OVeleSS, Kattie 114 Love, Tatanisha 64, 179 Lowery, Chris 64 Lowe, Tricia 64 LUCaS, LiSa 41 LUCaS, Sara 64, 167 Lucena, Editha 64 Lucera, A 164 LUCel'O, Aileen 64 Lumaban, Romeo 114, 128 Lunderee, Brian 63 Lute, Guam 64 Lutz, Dennis 114, 181 LutZ, MiCheal 54 Lynche, Michelle 64 Lynch, Michelle 64 l.Y0nS, Bonnie 139 Vb v . v Q ,sq AAV V554 fi A A4 DA vb V Mitchinson, Nicola 68 v hav Va Avo Q VA q an ,A d Av rsvv D A va 4 :J ,VG A Q qv G 5 L 5'-19 Q va vnqvnnuv v Q V MaCaDODl'e, Jill 64 MaCC1OnalCJ, Angela 114 Macdonald, Angie 161, 165, 203 Macdonald, Christie 64 Macdonald, Doug 64 Macdonald, R175 Macdonald, Ross 114 NlOrKen Macelroy, sanciii 64 Macelroy, sanciy 64 MaCKaY, Heather 64 MaCKeY, Joseanna 64 Mackey, Par 64 Mack, Micneiie 64 Macky, Par 64 Maaera, Ronald 64 MaCJl'aZO, Ernest 114 Magaaciino, L177 MagaClOlnO, Lal'TiOnlCa M 114 MagaZlne, LlteFal'Y 168 Magoamua, Jnoy A114 Magoanua, Jenn 64, 161, 167 MagglOfe, Michelle 64, 166 Maggoire, Michelle 64 Magill, Cassandra 64 Magill, wes 18, 19, 64 MaglOne, l.lSa 64 Manaffey, Jacqui 114 Mahoney, Micneiie114 Mahoney, Patrick V114 Maiiancier, k 161 Maine, canclis 64 Maiette, Hinton P 114 MalOFette, Jennifer RafTlSey 180 Majority, Diane 114, 204 Malbon, Chrissle 64 Malbon, Michele 114 Maldando, V 181 Maldonado, Vicki 64 Malick, E 175 Malick, Eleanor M 114 Malin, David 64 Mallari, S 164 Mallari, Stephen 114 Mallinder, Steve 114 Mallinson, John 114 Malogorski, Karen 115, 184, 208 Malone, Kathleen 142 Maloney, Eileen 64 Malony, Eileen 64 Malson, Chondra 64 Mangaya, A 173 Mangese, Jennifer 64 Mangiaracina, John 64 Mangucmot, Troy R 115 Mangus, Jennifer 64, 164 Mani, Renee 64 Manley, Deseree 64 Manley, Desiree 64 Manlulu, Judy 64, 153 Mann, A 179 Mann, Andrew 115 Manning, Jenny 64 Marak, Kelly 115 Marcia, Adolf 64 Marcia, J 161 Marcia, Joel 175 Marcotte, C 177 Marcum, Brian 64 Margaret, Brock 40 Mariaoo, Dexter 64 Marido, David 64 Marie, Ann 63 Marino, oayici 64 Marino, Pete 186 Marker, Becky 64 Markgraf, Dristen 64 Markgraf, Kirsten 64 Markin, Tony 64 Marklinger, Dawn 64 Marroletti, Deanna 64 MartZ, Mike 115, 175 MartZ, Rhonda 240 Mal'tZ, ROnCla 64 Mal'X, Andy 64 Marx, Mary 64 Mason, Dawn 64 Mason, Deion 64 Mason, Jennifer 64, 180 Mason, Lynette 64, 180 Mason, Marc 64, 166, 175 Mason, Mike 64, 115 Mason, Ross 64 MaSOn, Tonya 64 MaSSarO, Becky 67 MarShall, David 64 Marshall, Gayle 115, 166 Marshall, Marshall, Marshall, Michelle 64 Mike 64 Nickl 64 Marshal, Michelle 64 Marsh, Micheal 64 Martello, AleXlS 189 Martin, Antl'l0nY 64 164 Martin, C Martines, Shelly 64 Martines, Shelley 64 lVlaf'tlneZ Mal'tlneZ ,Larry 115 .Vincent 64, 164 Martin, Fay 142 Mar-tin, Jennifer 64 Maftin, Sl lal'Yn 64 Marty, Meddle 64, 167 Massey, John 67 MaSSeY, Nicky 67 Matel, Joanne 67 MateO, MaTlOl'ie 67, 180 Mathisen, Robin 67 MatienZO, A166 MatienZ0, Ariel 115 MatlOSZ, L 180 lVlatlOSZ, Linda 115 Matney, Brian 142 Matney, Travis 67 Mat'tOS, Ken 67 Mau, Chris 67 Mauk, Angela 115 Mauk, Theresa 115 Mau, Michelle 115 Mauro, Kristy 67, 161, 167 MaXie, Monica 115 MaXim, Jennifer 67 MaXWell, Pete 204 MaXWell, petel' 115 Maxwell, Tami 67, 208 Mayer, Laura 67, 166 MaYO, Tenla 67 Mays, Allison 67, 161 Mays, Doug 67, 180 MCalee, LlOUDa 19, 115 Mccaffery, Mike 67, 177 MCCann, Aaron 67 MCCantl5, Karla 67 Mccants, Karla 149, 208 MCCal'tnY, Sean'lUS 67 Mccartney, Steve 67 Mccarry, Craig 67, 180 Mccauley, Matt 67 MCClaln,5l'1ane 67 Mcclamy, Juliette 67 Mcclay, Doug 67 Mcclskey, Maura 189 Mccluskey, Jimmy 67 Mccoy, Jona 67 MCCUe, sherrv11s Mccutchen, Beth 13, 162, 167 MCCUtCnen, Elllabetn 67 Mcdance, K 180 Mcdanlel, T 167 Mcdanlel, Tiffany 208 Mcdonalc1,Angie 24 Mcdonald, Beach 94 Mcdonald, Michelle 115 Mceachin, Karen 115 Mcelvin, Karin 142 Mcfetridge, Riley 115 Mcgrath, K 161, 171 Mcgrath, Kate 116 Mckenzie, Billie Jo 67, 167 Mckenzie, Kevin 116 Mckenzie, Tricia 67 Mckinley, Raymond 67 Mckinzie, Matt 67 Mckirdy, Paul 67 Mcklveen, Marshall 67 Mcklveen, Mike 67 Mcknight, Toby 67, 167 Mclaine, Monique 67 Mclaughlin, Sharon 142 Mcmillan, Roger 139 Mcmoran, Leslie 67 Mcneil, Collette 116 Mcneill, James 67 Mcnew, Emily 67, 208 Mcvicker, M 180 Mcvicker, Michael 116 Meade, Mary 189 Meads, Travis 67 Meagher, Lori 67 Mealy, Bryasan 67 Mealy, R J 186 Meehan, Doug 67, 181 Meehan, Michelle 116 Meekins, Mickey 67 Meese, J 180 Mei, David 67,164,165,166 Melia, Jane 116 Mejla, Joy 67, 167 Melissa, Boswell 40 Melissa, Boyer 40 Mellor, Eric 67 Mell, Scott 67, 77, 167 Melvin, James T 138 Menon, Jay 116 Menon, Jodi 67, 166, 172, 175. Mercado, Ruth 67 Mercado, W 181 Messe, Amy 67 Messer, Koreena 67, 161, 184 Mess, Rhonda 67, 177 Methuin, Shayne 67, 177 Metzger, Shelly 67 Meyers, Fort 138 Meyers, Joey 67 Meyrl, Rick 67 Mia, Bryant 40 Michael, Christy 116 Michael, George 116 Michelle, Bowman 40 Michelle, Bradshaw 40 Michelle, Brown 40 Mickelson, Erik 67 Middendorf, David 116 Middendorf, Stacey 67 Middleton, Coy 67 Middleton, Peggy 139 Midkiff, B Evans 165 Midkiff, Cindy 144 Midyette, M Allen 161 Midytte, Anne 144 Milbourn, Lori 67 MilinaZZO, David 186 Miller, Allison 67 Miller, Amy 67 Miller, Andrea 67 Miller, James 144 Miller, Jim 49 Miller, Lori 116 Miller, Mike 67, 77 Miller, Tanya 67, 181 Milligan, Mike 116 Milling, Jeanette 67 Milling, Leona 68, 116 Mills, Brent 68 Mills, Jay 186 Mills, Jennifer 68 Millus, Adam 68 Minor, Eryn 68 Minor, Michael 68 Miranda, David 68 Miranda, Joy 68, 167, 169, 239 Mll'Za, Rehman 68 Mitchell, Brian 68 Mitchell, Frank116 Mitchell, Henry 193 Mitchell, K Gervais 168 Mitchell, Lisa 141, 144, 168 MltCi'lell, l.Ol'enZO 68 Mitchell, Mike 116, 199 Mmm, Mmm 3, 74 Mobley, N 173, 180 lV1ODleY, Norma 116 Moen, DenniS 68, 161 Molley, AlDertJ 116 MOnCJareZ, ROgel' 68 Mondie, Mike 68 Monds, Kellie 117 Monds, Kelly 176 Montesa, Gail 189 Montoy a, Angela 68, 180 Montoya, Mike 68,117,180 Monty, Boston 40 Moody, Cindy 68 Moore, Annette 68 Moore, Becky 68, 117 Moore, Bobbie 68 Moore, Cindy 117, 128 Moore, Clark 26, 68 MOOl'e, El'iC 68, 163 Moore, Erin 19, 117 Moore, Kimberly 117 MOOl'e, LUCY 68 Moore, Stephanie 68 Moore, Stephan 199 Moore, stephen 117 Moore, Steohon 117 Moore, Tina 68 Moore, TOny 68 1401 f. 3.-11' t f, Gotcha! Wild JUniOl'S ham it UD before their ClaSS meeting Stal'tS. MOVE, Hampton 174 MOFenead, Celina 68 Moreland, Nadlrah 68, 173 Morelli, Louis 68 Morgan, Devon 117 Morgan, Eric 68 Morgan, Karen 68 Morgan, Kimberly 68 Morgan, Mark 117 Morgan, sandy 144 .Matt 117 MOrningS, Monday 74 MOrre, Clark 117 Morris, Monica 68 Morrison, Todd 68 Morris, Roxanne 147 Morris, Shane 68, 161, 179 Morris, Shauneille 68, 204 Morris, Sue 140, 142, 144 Morris,Susan144 MOrrOW, David 68 Mosher, Mike 68 Mouds, K 177 Mouse, Mickey 22 Mouse, Minnie 22 MOYel'S, Darryl 68 Mrnak, Mike 68 Mueller, Chris 68 Mueller, Judith 144 Mueller, S177 Muhammad, Mist 68 Mulder, Donna 117 Mullen, T 177 Muller, Ben 68 Muller, Daniel 117 INDEX E29 201, 239 tar-f-A--0 .-. Ochoa, Cecily S 118 0Cl'lSenl eltrler, LOri 139 Ocker, Roger 71 Odell, Arlene 71 Odell, MiChelle 71 Od0nnell, Carla 71 Oelgoetz, Keith 71 OelgOetZ, Kevin 71 OelgOetZ, Tim 71 OgleOtZ, K 179 OQletree, Bernard 71, 150 Oh, ITII 70 0laUSOn, Andrea 71 Parkey, JOY 71, 164 ParOan, G 167 ParrlSl1, JLllle 71 ParrOt'te, D 175, 177 Parr0tte, T 175 ParrOt'te, Theresa 119 Parsons, Dawn 71, 177 Parsons, Jason 119 ParSOnS, Mary 71 Pasco, Willy 71 Pa5Cual, M 38, 50, 161, 169, 170, 177 PaSCUaI, MOrla 37, 46, 61, 62, 71, 86, Mullican, lrIS144 NeISOn, Gary 68 'FE 4 I ff? r 'W'2f- gy, 11, - 1 j A PreSldent'S WOrK lS Never D0ne!VeeVee Brown pub- liCiZeS ner newly founded Club TNT. Olivar, Olivar, Oliver, C166 Eric 71 E164 OllVer, Jette 71, 204 0IIiCe, Sl'laWn 71 OlS0n, Odette 71 Olwin, NiChOlaS 71, 162 PaSkO, PatrlCia 144 Paul, BrirlSOn 40 Pauley, Desire 72 Paul, Randy 71 Pauls, Christine 72, 167 Payton, Juan 72 Peacock, Jodi 72 Ona, LOuie 71, 164' OngkihgCO, Rachel 71, 118 OnO, JOhn 71 Orlina, LOrelei 71 Orlina, Tony 118 Ormsby, Pat 71 Orr, J Thomas 175 Orr, Patricia 144 Orshesky, Nicole 71, 181 Ortega, Andy 118, 180 Ortega, Bernadette 71 Ortega, FlOrlnda 71 Pearce, Chris 72 PearSall, Matt 121, 128, 161 PearSall, Matthew 119, 161 pearSOn, 8 Hurd 162 PearSOn, LlSa 72 PearSOn, Tabb 144, 147 PearSOn, Vaunda 144 PeDWOrth, John 119 Ortel, Jennifer 71 OrtiZ, J 164 Ortiz, Judy 118 Outten, CrlriStlna 71 Overby, NOWell 71 Owen, S177 Owens, B 180 Owens, David 118 4 NOrCrOSS, Chris 71, 180 dq Uv Mulligan, Dianne14A Mullikin, Christine 117 Mullins, Tina 68 MumfOrd, Jerry 68, 181 MUn1fOrd, JOnalfr'lan 68 MUrTlf0rd, l.efTlOnt 68 Mllnden, ROy117 MUnSOn, Renee 68 Murillo, J 164 Murillo, M 164 MurnS, Betsy 117 MurnS, E 177 MurDhy, Alethia 117 Murphy, Annette 68, 177 Murphy, Curtiss 19, 68, 172, 179 Murphy, Ebony 117 Murphy, James 68 Murphy, John 68 Murphy, LeeSa 92 Murphy, Lisa 68 Murphy, Sean 117 Murphy, Toye 68, 204 Myers, Bill 68 Myers, J 172 Myers, Valerie 68 MyrlCk, A 177 Myrick, Annette 117 C' bn vy :- An on an 4 0 c.a I i-,aa P V 9 do 544.5 pAv va l' A' V aaa: A 4 v w K, A v b v ., D V 0 D 4 Q U vb v ri P 'Jn v ev A bl' is A NadOnZa, Juanita 117 Nagy, EllZaDetl1 68 NarlCe, Toney 68 Nardln, DenlSe 68 Natette, Hinton 199 Nathan, Boucree 40 Nathan, Kerry 144 Navarette, Paul 68 Navldad, FellZ 155 Naylor, L 177 Naylor, LiSa 117 NaZZeWSkl, VlCkI 117 NelSOn, Jerrilyn 68 Nelson, Jerri 189 NelSOn, Marty 68 NelSOrI, Wendy 117 Neri, MiliCent 68, 175 NeSbit, Aaron 68, 180 NeStanO, Paul 68 NeWlOn, James 68 Newman, Jason 68 Newman, Kim 68 Newmiller, Echo 68 NeWtOn, Christy 68, 167 NeXt, Meyers 153 NeXt, Rivers 153 Nguyen, Khanh 68 NiChOlaS, Richard 68 NiChOlS, J 177 NiChOlS, Lee 71, 179, 180, 181 NiChOlSOn, Dawn 71 NlCOlaS, RlZalyn 118 Nieman, Heather 68 Night, Late 169 NlQrO, Ben 71 NllSen, Tim 71 Nln1n'lO, Laura 71 NiX0n, Andy 71 Noble, CnarleS 71 NOel, ChriStina 71 NOlan, Bueno 40 NOlan, Christine 71 Nolasco, Owen 71, 167 N00nan, Marie 27, 118,188, 189, 195 NOrdin, D 180 NOrdln, .Jan'1eS 71 NOr'tl'larn, Charlene 71 NOrtOnen, NlCCi 25 Norton, Tracy 71, 177 NOwell, Pattie 71 Now, SOClaliZlng 20 NOYeS, Shane 71 NUChlmS, Tony 71 Nutt, TraCl 71, 168, 179 DV D Owens, Jay 71 Owens, Mario 71 Owens, Mirarn 118 Owens, Shawn 71 Owens, Stefanie 71 Owens, W 177 0ZrnUn, Randy 186 O'Dl'lant, James 71 O'brlen, JOCelyn 118 0'conner, Amy 118, 203 O'COnnOr, Amy 25, 90, 164, 177 O'deIl, M 164 O'dOnnelI, Brian 118, 162 O'dOnnell, MeliSSa 71 O'haire, AJ 71 O'hara, Stephanie 16 0'neal, Constance 19, 177, 180 O'neal, Danny 71 O'neaI, NiCki 71 O'neil, COnStanCe 118 O'neill, JOhn 71, 167 O'neill, Michael 118' A av gb er- D 4 P -as Vo 4 Vbb Q4 V aa ov AVA ack v be A r' a :- P v A ia' A v vb, 8-io 449699 4 it K1 4 v 'ar 1 AVAA 4 aa 9 do D K, A 4 c Q 494 . 4 Pablo, Julius A118 Padellec, Anne 71, 161, 167 Padilla, Elvira 71, 167 Paet, Mltchelle 71 Pagaduan, Allen 71 Page, Tiyana 71 Page, Tyree 71 Paine, Danny 71 Palatlnl, Alaina 71 Palermo, Nora 118 Pallett, Ben 71 PalOmDO, Dean 71, 167 Parado, R 177 Parado, Regina 118 ParaOan, Grace 71 ParaS, Dodge 71 Petruska, Marc 72, 180 Pevatta, ThaddeuS V 119 Pezzuto, Cardl 72, 164 Philbert, Lenny 72 PhiIliDS, Chuck 72 PhilliDS, Kim 72 PhilliDS, Shawn 72 Piazza, LiSa 72, 164 Pickrell, T 161 PiCkrell, Travis 119 Piel, Daniel 119 PierCe. Micheal 119 PierCe, P 177 PierCe, Shannon 72 Pierle, PatriCia 72 PietniSZewSki, Steve 72 Piette, Monica 72, 164, 180 Piirainen, Carl 72 Pirigel, Joel 72 Pingel, Kelly 119 Pinknev, Suzi 72 PiDer, J 177 Piralea, D 166 Pittman, Kim 72, 167 Pieoan, Christine 72, 166 Pleban, S 161 Pleban, Stanley 119 Plude, D 166, 180 Peel, D 166 Plunkett, Holly 72 Pelletier, Jill 100, 107, 112, 1 POeIlrlitZ, Elilabeth 13, 72, 92, 155 173 161, 181 Penley, E 161 POeIInitZ, Joe 193 Penley, EIiZaDeth 119 P0indeXter, Julie 72, 161 Penmark, ChriStine 19 POIey, Steve 119 Pehmark, Colonel 18 Polityka, Esther 72 Penmark, Rhoda 18, 19 Pollard, Jeff 72, 180 PennlnQtOn, S 172 P0lley, Stacey 72 Penny, Karen 72, 161, 167 P0niatOwSki, Jinxy 144 Peralta, Gary 72 POnZe, Jose 72 Peralte, David 72 P0Oke, Anissa 72 Percefull, RiChal'd 144 POOI, Cl'yStal C 119 PereZ, Bobby 119, 180 POOle, HarOld 119, 199, 204 PereZ, David 119 POOIe, Mischallelean 72 PereZ, Harold 119, 162 POOle, PatrlCe 72 PereZ, Jeanie 72, 167 Poole, Tonya 72 Perel, Jeannie 41, 72 Pool, Jeffrey 12, 72 Perez, Kent M 119 PODe, Ddnald 72 Performing, Green Run 153 POrter, Jeff 72 PerKS, LlSa 72 POl'ter, kenneth 72 Perley, Trina 144 P0f'ter, Sean 72 Perotte, Robert 199 POrter, Tia 119 Perrion, SherOn 72 POSCh, Dawn 72, 161 Perrotte, RObert 72 POSey, MiCheIe 72 Perry, Calvin 72 P0ttS, W 177 Perry, John 238 Poud, Daryl 72 Perry, Laura 119, 161, 194, 195 Pdwell, ChriS 120, 199 Perry, Michael 72 Powell, Curtis 72, 179 Perry, Tamika 204 Powell, John 72 PerSOrlS, Tim 72, 86, 167, 170 POwell, Melissa 72 Pesbre, ClarlSSa 119 POWell, S 180 PeSebre, C 162 Powell, Shawn 120 peterSOn, Sl'1annOl l BOardrTlan 72, Powell, Susan M 120 172 P0werS, Jim 120 PeterSOn, Tony 13 Pratt, Andy 72 Petit, Sharon 72, 180 Pratt, T 180 Petrie, Maryjo 72, 167 Pratt, Tammy 120 O T.. T A Neal, Cassie 68, 180 Nealey, Derek 68 Nealon, Karen 71, 180 Nealon, Tlna 68 Neeley, Shawn 68 Neidlinger, Diane 68 Neill, Mary117 Nelson Allison 117 Nelson Derek M 117 230 INDEX no as bb 44 V DD .- . . b . bnvvo 4 Q 4 D G D-so on .1 6 P hvb AV dev 545, DLA gbvhv A A ' 4 D b 5 va' DV' a D n , sn A D' . V 4 p v Q 099 Q Oolen, R 180 Oblen, Rob 118 OCamD0, JOV 71, 167 Ochave, LOUle 46 Ocnoa, C 161, 168 ParaS, Jeffrey 118 Parham, StaCy 71 Parlna. June 71, 169 Parker, Jada 71, 167 Parker, JOanna 71 Parker, KrlSSy 71, 166 Parker, MltCh 118, 172 Parker, NeC0le 119 Parker, Samara 119 Parker, Sulanne 71, 177 Super Helper! Rob Gray volunteered alot of his time to make this yearbook great! Preston, Debbie 62, 72, 161, 168, 169 PreeCe, Matt 72 Prend9rgaSf. Krista 72 PreSSley, Kisha L 120 Price, PriCe PriCe PI'iCe PI'lCe PriCe PriCe Catharine 72 Cathy 72 Joey 72 JOn 72, 150 Kenny 26, 120, 186 RUDY 72, 204 . Tammy 72, 164 Pridgen, Terry 72, 199, 204 PrieSt, Travis 72, 164 Prigrnore, El'iC 72 PflnCe, Joey 186 Pringle, Angela 72 Pf'iOl', l'lal'l'iS 199 Pritchard, S 181 PritChard, Scott 98, 120 Pr0digalidad, Rick 75, 180 Pr0VidenCe, ROn 75, 199 Pruitt, J 177 Pruyear, SherrOn 204 Pucci, Diana 75 Puckett, David 120 Puney, AI 75 Puryear, S 179 Puryear, SharrOn 204 Vhc. 4 ' V qv an 4 . v q 11 47 ve ooh D 5 V P Q A ov va 'P ova up V va, 44 Aa 4 p R4 Ab Q vv',vA v,, is Ouade, Nathan W 120 Qlleen, Cadet Core 153 Queen, LatiSa 75, 151 OUiCK, Brian 75,167 QUiCK, JanlCe 75, 167 Quigley, Brian 120, 167, 172 Quigley, Shawn 75 Quillon, Geraldine 75 Quintero,Marvin 75 uv ev 6 V 4 U QQ DA ,rs be 4 Q QV can ,, 4, Ad, ovav 47 aqb bv ADB , ' . n A Q' an 4 Vvu 464 4 ii 4 K, he 4 D 9 v v v vvV VA a'1 Us qbsdqb A o A Rabmann, l.iSa 75 Rader, TefeSa 75, 164 RaeSefTlann, Becky 75 Raggi, Pete 75 Raguini, PeDltO 175 Rahal, Dave 120 Rahal, David 186 Rainey, Len 75 Rainey, Tonya 75 Raisers, Fllnd 28 Ralston, NOf'l'T1an 120 RafnDeaU, TfaCV 75 Rambo, Jennifer 75 Ram0S, Renee 75 Ramos, ROber't 75 Ran1SeY. Billy 75 RaI'nSeY, Chanda 19, 75, 166 Ramsey, J 167, 180 Ramsey, Jennifer 120 Rane, Bl'Yan 75 Radulnl, Pepito 120 RaSta, Gall 75 RatCllffe, Chad 75 RaVenell, T 179 Ravenell, Tim 120 RaWe, Bryan 75 RaWleS,AmV75,161,166,169,180,239 Rawson, LlSa 120 Raymef. Sean 75 RayITiOhd, ADfil 75 Raymond, Chris 75 RaYmOnd, Jamie 75 RaYfTi0nd, Jessica 75 Rea, COI'lna 75 Reaves, Benita 75 Rebmanh, l.lSa 75 Reed, Crystal 75 Reed, L0nd0ri 75, 177 Reed, Page 159 Reed, Rhonda 75 Reese, Diana 75, 166 Reese, LarnOnt 75 Reeves, Randy 75, 167 Regal, Patty 75 Regina, Bullock 40 Reid, Bob 75 Reid, David J 120 Reid, Kim 75 Reid, Tiffany 75 Ren1aCle, Mary AliCe 75 ReI naCle, TFlCla 75 Remirez, Ellen 75 RemOSe, Beth 75 Rena, Bl'anCn 40 RendOn, Marty 75 Rend0n, Mary 75 ReneSeS, Ana 75 RenhiCK, Scott 75 Rennio, SCOtt 199 ReOn1aleS, Mig 75 ReSSler, Paul 75 Retreat, SOCK 91 ReUt2el, I 163 ReUt2el, lSaDelle 120 Revita, Irene 75, 154, 167, 169 ReYeS, Afnel 75 ReyeS, ChriS 46, 75, 81, 161, 167 ReyeS, Ernesto 75 ReyeS, F 177 ReyeS, Madelaine 61, 75, 16 ReyeS, Maryfie 75 Reynante, Nacita 75 ReynOldS, Sue 75 Rezeau, Nate 75 Rhodeman, Pam 75 Rhodes, Thomas 144 Rial, John 75 Riccio, Angie 75 Rice, ChelSea 75, 120, 173 Rice, JOe 75 Rice, Rene 120 Richardson, Bruce 75 Richardson, Karyn 76, 167 Richardson, Leuveatrice 76 Richardson, ROD 76 RiChardS, Penny 75 RiChey, Angelina 121 Richie, Dawn 76 RiCh, Ray 75 RiCh, Wayne 75 RiCKeS, M 161 RiCketSOn, Mindy 76, 181 Ricks, Devonna 76, 161, 179 Riddick, Angela 76, 204 Riddley, JarT1eS 76 Rie5, Susie 76, 161, 166, 168 Ries, Suzanne 167 RigginS, James 76 Riggins, Susan 76 Risinger, Jennifer 76, 161, Rita, Rex Rita 76 Ritchie, ThOn1aS 76 Rivera, Anth0ny 76 Rivera, Karen 76 Rivers, Lincoln 121 Rizzi, Jason 76 RiZZi, Rob121, 186 Roach, David 76 Roadman, Robin 121 Robbins, Jenny 76 RODertS, Delphie 76 Roberts, Diana 144 RODertS, Jennifer 76 Robertson, Charmaine 76 Robertson, George 144 Robertson, Mary 144 Roberts, RhOnda 76 RObin, BraShearS 40 Robinett, Sarah 76, 172 Robins, Frances 144 RObinS, J 167 RODinSOl'1 Robinson RODinSOn, Robinson, RODinSOn. RODinSOn, ROl'JinSOn, . James 121 . Jason 76 John 76 Kimi 76 Mike 199 Shane 76, 181 Shenda 76 Robison, T 173, 181 Rocien, Debbie van 84 Roaenski, Bobbie 121 ROGQEFS, Reggie 121, 204 Rodriguez, Aioerr 76 Rogeberg, Tim 76, 167 Rogers, Brian 76, 206 ROQel'S, l.iSa 76 ROQEYS, Omar 76 Rogers, Tl'aCY 142, 144 ROgiStel', Bryan 76, 180 Roiiman, D162 ROlOfSOn, Lynn 121 Rologson, l.Ol'i 76 ROl'T1aine, Shannon 76 RODeF, John 76 Roque, Miguel 76 ROSai'iO, l 177 Rose, Kevin 76, 193, 204 ROSei'lf'nan, Lori 76, 180 Roskopo, Rob 76 Ross, Sonia 76 Rorc, Green Run 153 Roth, Tamara 121 ROUCGK, Kim 76 ROUnGU'ee, RaCl'iel 76 ROUDaS, Eva 144 ROUSSeaU, Aaron 76 ROUSSeaU, MiChelle 76, 166 180 Rowe, Susan 76 Rowland, April 76 C 7. ni' 74 Well Said! FOFenSiCS n'1efTiDel'S discuss topics, strategy, and techniques which helped them IO rank high in DISUICY COmDe1IitiOn. U INDEX E3 Roy Michelle 76 RUDIO, Paul 121 Rublo T 164 Rucker, S 180 Rudy, Boqulron 40 Rugglero, J R 76 Runberg, D161 180 Runberg, Della M 121 Ruhberg Musicians Della 128 Run, Fred 76 Runnyan, S 172 Runyan, stephanie 76, 164 Rusnock, Susan 144 RUSSEII, RUSSeIl. Brad 76, 180 David 204 Schooley, Judy 146 Schoppehhorst, K 163, 181 Schroeder Cathy 122 Schultz, Albert 79 Schultz, Dee 146 Schultze, John 146 Schultz, James 79 Schultz, Steve 79 Schuppan, A 161 Schuyler, Brandi A 122 Scnwarte, Ginger 79, 181 Schwartz, Peter 79, 164 Schwechten, Debbie 79 Sclone, Jennifer 79, 164 Scione, Vicki 79, 164 RUSSEII, Jeff 76 RUSSell, Jerry 76 Russell, Nathan 121 Run, Ross 121 Ryan, Too 76 Ryan, TFICI3 189 Ryan, walter F 121 RYDBTCZK, Middle TOnV 22 Ryoarczk Tony 22, 23 Rybarczuk, Barbara 76 Rybarczyk, Tony 121 -' . ,req ,fiend a4LvQ Lac, vor '-'Dv DV vfll' ac Q B 2 cxbv 'vt o eb' p 9 9 p v 'rv e 4 b D 1 4 va q 4 qP 9 In ' A vc D v v AQ Pbqci' 6,9 v 1:8 er 9 A 7 e Q08 5.8 7 Sadsad, Ron 76, 199, 204 Saetta, Angela 76 sakowicz, christine 189 sakowltz, Christine 76, 188 Sale, NOel 76, 161 SalOd, FlOl'intinO 76 Salon, Heather 76, 167 Salter, Chris 76 Salter T 167 Salud, F 180 Salvador, Mike 76 Sambels, Wanda 76 Sample, Gary 199, 200 Sampson, Norbet 76, 164, 167 Sal'npSOn, Philip 76 Samuels, K 177 sarrylels, Kim121 sandefer, Andrea 121 Sandefer, Christina 121 Sanderson, Derrick 76 Sanderson, De-shawn 76, 199 Sanderson, Rodney 121 Sanders, Steve 76 Sander, Steve 199 sanker, John 121 Sansone, Anthony 76 Sansone, Tony 206 Santlaguel, Allalne 49, 76 Santos, Allison 76 Santos, Danny 122, 193 SantOS, Ed 76 Santos, LiZ 122, 128 Santos, Mae 76 sarlno, Eduardo 122 SarnO, sandra 76 Saur, Mary Ellen 76 savage, Alllssa 122 savary, Jennifer 79 savary, Kent 150 Savell, Aaron 79 Saver, M 172 Savory J 179 Sawyer, shannon 122 Sawyer, Steve 79 scantan, Susanne 79 scaroro, Judy 79 Scart, James 79 Schaff, Andy 122 Schaffer, A 172 Schaffer, Bea 122 scheetz, Jlm 79 Schell, Kathy 79 scherese Dean 79 Scherf, Jacqueline 122 Schlano, A J 2 25, 199, 200 Schmidt Aaron 122 Schmidt, LOrl 79 Schmidt, Mark 13 79 Schmidt, Sean 79 Schmuck Matthew 79 Schnellenoerger Darryl 79 Scholar Merlt121 E132 INDEX Scott, Chris 79, 166, 204 Scott, KFIS 79 scott KfiSt3 122 Scott, Trena 79 Scott, W 161 SCOtt, Wendy M 122 Sears, Amy 79, 95, 166 Se3tOn, Heatnef 79 Se3Vef', MBFV 79 Seav, Kathy 142, 146 Seed, Bad 18, 158 Seed, Robert 79 Seiberlich, Brad 79 Sellers, Monica 79, 180 Sellers, V3nlSSn3 79 Serman, l.lS3 M3f'ie 79 Sel'F3nO, RlCn3f'd 79 sessons, Kenneth 79 SeSSOl', Jennifer 122, 172 SetZel', Rnadon 79 SeVel'tS, J 180 Severts, JOanhe 122 Sewell, Shelby 79, 156 Sganda, Beth 79 SQ3nQ3, B 167 Shade, Karine 79 Shaffer, R 164 Shah, Purvi 79, 172 Shanna, AJ 199 Shanhia, Shahyar 79 Sl'l3nnOn, Sean 79 sharon, Buckly 40 Sharpe, Chris 79, 167 Shaw, H 161 Shaw, Heather 122 Shawn, Bl'OWn 40 Sheehan, Allison 13, 19. Sheffield, Rick 79 SheldOn, Jenn 79, 167 Sheldon, John 79 Shepard, K 163, 181 Shepard, Kassy 122 Shepardson, Stacy 122 Shepefd, Steven 122 Sheppard, Ron 79 Sheppard, Steven 79 sherrange, Dianne 122 Shlano, A J 79 Shillalles, K 181 ShilIalieS, Krista 122 Shilling, M 162 Shilling, Melissa 122 Shill, Sarah 79 Shintel, Brumneld 40 Shivah, Susan 79 Shoemaker, D 180 Shoemaker, D0nald 122 Shook, Jim 79 Shrader, R 179 Shuffer, Kim 79 sicklnger, Renee 79, 164, 1 Slddall, Britt 122 Sledlecki, Tpdd 123 Sledleck, Valerie 79 Slglar, RODelT 123 Slgler, Sean 123 Siler, S 172 Siler, Sean 19 Slma, Patricia 17, 164 S1mDUl8n, Nancy 79 Slmbulan, Ron 79 Simmons, Renee 79, 164 Slmms, Kathy 123 simon, Ed 25 Simpson, wendy 79 Sims, Angela 79 Sims, Beth 79 sims, Jay 79 SlhCIair, C 79 Sinclair, kristina 155 slnclalr, Leslie 79 Singer, Alison 79 Slson, Aileen 79 Sltlar, Ron 79, 167 ,163,167 67, 177 del . H . Any MOI'e lde8S? Gil FlOfeS, Tim Pel'SOnS, JUnlOl' CIHSS OffiCel'S, conduct 8 Cl3SS meeting. TODiC of the day: where to Q0 caroling for the holidays. Skinner, Daphne 79 Skinner, Kelly 79 Skiptunas, Paige 13, 123, 1 Skopal, Cheryl 79 Slattery, Sonja 79 Slaughter, Kevin 123 SlO3n, FF3nCeSC8 79 SlOne, Tracy 79 SlOLlQl'l, K3l'en 79 Slyke, Jim Van 107, 125 Smalley, Danny 79 Smalley, M 179 Smalley, Mike 123 Smiley, T 177 28 snowden, ISZBC 80, 179 SnOWden, NiCOle 80 snowden, Walter 123, 199 Snyder, Michelle 80 sobie, Dave 80, 186 S0bie, Steve 80 Soliman, EmmanUelle 80 S0nSOn, Arlene 80, 169, 239 Soriano, E3FneSt 80 S0rianO, M 161, 177 Soulby, Brian 80 SOUIDV, Christopher 123 SOUtl'1efl3nd, p3tl'iCi3 80 Spain, Dennis 80, 199, 200, 204 St3Si8, M3fie Noonan 189 Stebbins, Jeff 80 Stein, Dennis 80 Stein, TI'3CY 124 Stephanie, Bunch 40 Stephan, K 177 Stephan, Kristen 124 SteDl1enS, Jim 80 StephenSOl'l, Alwilda 146 SteDnenSOn, M 177 SteDD, Kris 80 SteVe, BFOWEI' 40 SteVenS, Mindi 146 Stewart, Kim 107, 111, 115,16 Smith, Aaron 79 Spalding, Celia 80, 157 239 Smith, Autumn 79 Spanton, Robbie 80 Stewart, Kimberly A 124 Smith, Bradley 79 Sparks, Chrissy 80 Stewart, Paul 80 Smith, chris 80 Sparnectt, Sparky 80 Stewart, Shannon 80 Smith, E 180 Speaks, Honi 80 Stickel, David 80 Smith, G Ray 138 Speaks, Shawn 80 Stieb, S 177 Smith, Jennifer 80 Spear, Lisa 80 Stieb, Shawn 124 Smith, Kristin 80 Spence, Aaron 80, 166, 172, 180 Stilley, Jennifer 80 Smith, Larry 80, 164 Spence, Adam 38, 57, 80 Still, Rick 80 Smith, Lisa 123 Spence, Eric 80, 169 Still, Terri 80 Smith, Llub 80 Sorangers, Jennifer 80, 177 Stlrrat, Llsa 80 Smith, Lori 80 Sprangers, Stephanie 80, 177 Stobach, Stasla 189 Smith, Micheal K 123 Sprawls, Michelle 80, 162 Stokes, Brian 80 Smlth, Mike 80, 163 Springer, Sam 123 Stortini, Veronica 80, 164, 167 Smith, Paul 80 Springs, Michelle 80 Stranan, Sonya 80 Smith. Raymond 80, 167 Sprulll, John 80, 179 Strange, J 164 Smith, Regina 123 Sprulll, Kimberly 123 Strasburg, Staci 80 Smith, Richard 80 Spuler, Scott M 123 Strasbur, Staci 80 Smith, Roger 80 Stabler, Eric 199, 206 Streetman, Mike 80 Smith, S 181 Stackhouse, F 164 Strelt, Stacy 80, 161, 203 Smlthson, Beth 80, 181 Stackhous, Fagan 80 Streleau, Brain 80 Srnltn. Tarnrnv 80, 164, 177 Stallings, Samlva 13, 125 Strlcklalnd, E 177 Smith, Tarra 80 Stallions, Marching 180 Strickland, chris 80 Srnltn. TOnVa 80 Stampe, Kristi 80 Strickland, karrl 83 Smith, vonda 80 Stampe, Matt 80 Strobach, Mike 77, 83, 161, 204 Snead, Brenda 146 Standford, Chrlstee 80 Strobach, Stasla 189 Snead. Jlll 123 Stanford, Chrlstl 154 Strong, Carlissa 124, 179, 180 Snelde, Mark B0 Stanford, K 161 Strong, Donna 80 Snell. Susan 123 Stanford, scott 123, 154 strong, Lisa 83 Snoeden, Aavalon 80, 199 Stanley, Lisa 123 Strong, Richard 83, 199 snowden, Dluana 80 Starr, Karrl 80 Stroud, Chrissy 83 13 I.- Str0Ud, Stephen 124 StrOud, Wanda 83, 124 Stuart. Stephanie 83, 180 Studiyant, Veleka 83, 167, 179 Stuedeman, Jim 124 Stuedernann, Jim 25 StUn1Df, KeVin 83 5tumD, Jennifer 124 Stuonkus, Jennifer 124 Sturdiyant, K 173 Sturdiyant, Kimberly 124 Stutzman, Debi 83 Styron, Beth 83 StyrOn, Debi 124 Sudderth, Jeff 198, 199, 200 Suerte, Buena 127 Sufficool, BObDie 124 Sugar, Anne 83, 164, 165 SUQQS, Craig 83 SUQQS, Sarah 83 SUrT'lrnerell, Danny 83 Summers, ADrll 83 SUnaQel, Julie 83 SUnClDerQ, Cher 83 SuSher, S 164 Sutherland, G 164 Sutherland, Patricia 57, 166 Sutton, Mark 83 Swain, Bobby 83 Swanland, John 124 Swanlund, J 161 Swata, MiChelIe 83 Swauland, J 166 Sweeney, Kelli 83 Sweeney, TnOn'laS 83 Sweetland, Ralf 83 Swiger, TOrn 83, 180 Sykes, MiSterS 147 Sykes, RalDh 138 Sykes, Wayne 138 S23rOnOS, Kimberly 124 Ardhq pboaacb vnv qv' qpa bv v a D . D q . ' A :Q F L 4 U C' A Q o 3 C 11 D V ' is 47 A 4 D D v ' A A iv C P o V v - cocbvqp d b Qc,', D v 1 4 L V . n . 1: V Tabancura, Jlrnpearl 83 Tabron, Zandra 83 Tadalan, L 161 Tadesco, Mike 199 Talbott, CaVCe 83 Tamer, MOrSl 83 TanOuS, Amy 83 TanyuQ, Y 161 Tatterson, Rebecca 83, 177 ThOmDSOn, Valerie 83, 189 Thoreau, Emerson 90 TnOrnSDUrY, Jeff 124 Thornton, Feleceia 124 Thorton, Eric 199, 204 ThOrTOn, F 177 ThOITOn, Mike 83 ThurSt0n, Becky 83, 180 TiQlaO, C 177 TiglaO, Jennie 124 Tillberg, Joann 140, 146 TOeSlee, M 161 TOrnrnV, Brown 40 Tompkins, Gail 146 Tong, Mal 83 Tonia, Brinson 40 Tono, J 164 Torcnia, Amy C 124 Torio, Jay 83, 161 Torres, Jeff 83 TOrreV, Daryl 83 Torti, Mark 83 TOth, S 164 Tottossy, Christina 83, 203, TOITOSSV, JOe 199 Tower, Jenny 83 TOWnS, Jermaine 83 TOWSlee, MiChelle 83, 181 Trammell, cnris 83 Tranberg, victoria 83 Travis, Brosmer 40 Travis, Brurnfleld 40 TreSCOlft, Mike 83 Trirnrner, Doedy 83 Trinidad, Maria 84 TrinieS, Brown 40 Troupe, Tnespian 162, 163 Trowbridge, Cara 84 Troy, M3rSna 84 TrueblOOd, David 146 'ruCker, Debbie 84, 181 Tucker, DelDhia 146 Tucker, TUCker, TUCKET. Kimberly 124 Melanie 84 Susan 84 Tugbang, Jeannie 119, 170 Tugbang, Jennie 119, 84 Tugbang, Rubyion 811, 173 Tuggle, Mike 84 Turlington, J 1611 Turlington, Jeff 124 Turner, Turner, Turner, Turner, Turner, Turner, Bill 206 Larry 125 LiSa 125 Marvin 84 Sam 84 William 146 Turvis, Denlta 84 Tuten, Glenn 84, 206 Twitty, Paul 84 Tyler, Jesse 84 Taylor, B 162 Taylor, CaDriCe 83 Taylor, Denise 83 TayI0r Heidi 83, 165 Taylor, Jeremy 124, 167 Taylor, KlrSten 83, 189 Taylor L 164, 181 Taylor Michael 146 Taylor Mike 206 TaVlOr Rebecca 124 Taylor, Traciee 38, 85 Taylor, Troya 83 Taylor, Warren 83 TaVlOr, Vette 83 Teacnman, James 83, 175 Tecson, L 167 Tecson, Leo 1211 Tedesco, Mike 83 Teiilon, Loren 83 Temott, Kenneth 83 Temple, Sean 83, 162 Tenorio, Tony 85 Tergade, L 164 Terry, shannon 83 Tetheroh, Kathy 144 A Thomas, Jennifer 124, 161 Thomas, Stephanie 83, 163 Thomas, Tejuana 49, 124, 167 A ThOmDSOn, Bruce 83, 177 ThOmDSOn, ThOmDSOn, CeleSte 83 ThOmDSOn, Chris 189 Thompson, Jennifer 83 ThOmDSOn, Jimmie B3 ThOmDSOn, Kimberly 83 Thompson, KrlStlne 146 Thompson, Sherrie 83, 163, 177 Thompson, Shlela 124 Tynes, Cyrus 0125 Tyrell, Tonya 84 D7 af- I' 240 ValdeZ, Sheryl 49 Valencia, Eric 84 valencia, Walter 84 Valenti, C 181 Valleley, Mike 84 Valure, Larry 84 VanderSliCe, Melissa 84 vaneps, Matt 84 vanslyke, Susan 84, 167 Vargas, Ariane 111, 125 VaSCOnCeIlOS, Todd 84 Vaugnam, Pam 125 Vaughan, Gary 84 VaZ, Billy 84 Vaz, EliaS 84 Vejar, E 167 velonza, Joe 84 Venderyeer, Kellie 84 ventura, Mike 84 VeVOda, Kim 125 viaoo, Gary 125 Vicky, Broadv 40 Vile. Kathi 84 Villanueva, Analvn S125 Villanueva, Cindle 84,166, 180 Villanueva, ROddfO S 125 Villanueva, Ron 125 Visage, Bill 13, 24, 125, 161 VOn, EriC De 48 VOnQ, SOI 84 VOOrheiS, Jon 13, 84 Vu, Khantnu 84, 175 VU, Linh 125, 166, 175 Vu, Tuan 84 .. . L db . V A V x no n v vv L v' L11 v AQ A VV Q-1 .1 qv QD G D9 V I Q4 V Q I-'QL QLD v D'o 'is 4 'v QA ,Q Vav v v v,-,Ab vw Wade, Heidi 84 Wade, Jenny 84, 94, 166,171 Wade, Maurice 84 wagers, D 177 WaQerS, David 126 WaQner, Javon 84, 179, 181 Wagoner, SteDnanIe 84, 167 wanrenburg, Kimberly B4 Waite, Jef 84 Walker, Daiyida 204 Walker, Daylda 126, 204 Walker, Donnie 84, 179 Walker, ErIC 84 Walker, James 146 Walker, Kathy 139 v Walker, Robert 126 Walker, Willie Ann 84 WallaCe, AnQle 84 WallaCe, Lee 84 Wall, Erinn126 WallraVen, M 181 WallS, Stacey 126 WalraVen, Marc 53, 84 WalSh, Jennifer 84, 167 Walthall, ChriS 84 Walthall, Steve 84, 164 WaltOn, ChariCe 84, 179 wanton, ChariSSe 204 WaltOn, Kim 84,161,180 WaltOn, T 177 WaltOn, T0dd 126 WalWOrth, Brent 126 wampler, M 161 ward, Brian 84 Ward, Glenn 84 Ward, Kathy 84, 179 ward, Pam 84 Ware, Eva 84, 169 Ware, Evelyn 37, 84 warmatn, Steve 126 Warren, Adrian 84 Warren, Angle 84 Warren, Cindi 84 Warren, Petrella 84, 126 Warren, TraCy 126 lg Q X an-1 n d 1: v ' 1 1 AQ 12 a 1.4 AL 4 1 v n AA, .. Q. Q QV z. v Y 4 A 9 1: AA we rs QQA bb avvbq vp hae nav Du A vqivvbaav 11 Q A Udasco, Joann 125 Udo, Arleyne 84, 167 Ulrner, Amlra A125 Ulrich, Brittany 84 Uplinger, Jennifer 84 UrQuelleS, Jeann 84 Urrutia, ErlC 84 Urrutia, KImberIy125 UydlngCO, Erick 84 UydlnQCO, Ronlio 84, 167 uv ov-QDV-2-.D qv Q Carolyn 146, 166, 181 A A ba AA Q 4 v Va 9 J A c. 'Ov' av V vc- vt. if D -1 ,A evo v .1 ' Q 4 0 L. V -'I r- v - v vvv v - va n4 'v VG AA qbqq AD V V54 VaCCarella, Andrew 84 Valdel, Andrew 84 Valdez, Cheryl 49, 84, 170, 180 . 1 ,- Tl., , 303. ,. M 'A , QSJ! j,,.' ' ij- 5 5, l Nw., -.qi Freele Frame! Caught bythe photographer, Evelyn Ware waits for friends after a Club meeting. INDEX 233 Washington Maurice 84 Washington Stacy 84 Wasson Brenda 811 161 172 Watkins Kim 87 Watkins Steve 87 Watson Brian 87 Watson Candice 87 180 181 Watson Lynn 126 Watson Mike 87 Watson Stephanie 87, 180 Watson Willy 87 Watt, Melissa 87 Waugh Tracy 87 Wayne Edith 87 Way, United 170 Wearer karen 87 Weaver, Kristin 87 Weaver Marc 199 Weaver Marcus 126 Weaver, Mark 22 23 87 162 Webb Dana 87 Webber John 87 Webb Lara 126, 181 Webb Michelle126, 177 WEDD, Terry 87 Weber, C 177 Weber, Shara 126 Wecht, John 87 Weigold Jeff 87 Weigold, Tony Rybarczyk 186 Weil, Jeff 87 Weiss, Michelle 87 WelSSner Ken 87 Welch, Charlotte 87 Welden, David 87 Wentz Jennifer 87 Werner, Marsha 87 Werner, Traci 126 Werth, Kim 87, 162 Wertz, Rosalie 87 95 Wertz, S 164 Wescott, LISa 208 Wesley, Eric 87 Wesseler Robin 126 WeSSelhOff Laura 87 WGSIDTOOK, Ceraldo 87 WGSIDFOOK, M9llSS8 87 Westbrook, RICK 193 WGSIDV, TGVGSB 87 155 16 WESICOIT, Lisa 87, 184 208 WGSI, Sera 87 WEtZ6l, Jason 87 WetZel, Karel 146 Wh8fTOr1 D6DOl'3h 87 Whar'tOn Ryan 87, 162 Wheeler, BOD 126 168 Wheeler D 180 Wheeler S164 Wheeler WGUOV 87 Wheeller sarah 87 Whefnam CBVYTYEU 87 Whlte Angela 87 white Ceandrio 87 Whlte Crystal 87 Whlte Devin 87 Whlte E 177 Whlte, Estelle 126 Whitehead, Jennifer 127 WhItehead,TarhrT1y 87 Whlte, JUStln 87 Whlte Kenny 87 Whlte Lee 87, 167, 206 Whlte Mal'le146 Whlte NOrrT1a 126, 177 Whlte Paul 146 Whlte, Tanya 87, 180 Whitley, Dana 127 Whitman, Renae 127 Wldell, Christine 87 widmer, Carole 1116 Wiggins, Audreka 87 Wiggins, Rizzel 87 Wiggins, Van 87 WilCOX, Cheryl 87 WiIlIiarhS, OennlS 87 Wilkins, Litltla 87 WlIllar'l1S, Alana 87 Wllllarr1S,Danlel87 WIIIlarTlS,ClOria146 WlllIah1S, Jawanna 87 WlIIIamS, Kathy 87, 173 WllllarhS, Lynn 87 1 1 WllllarhS. NICOle 87, 180 Wllllal'T1SOn, Tirn 13, 22, 23, 107, 127, 128, 186 Williamson, Todd 53,87,95,167,171, 186 WilllafT1S, Pam 87, 161,167, 179 Willlarns, Rebeca 87 WiIliarTlS, R0nald 127 WilllarhS,SCOtt127,162,167 WllllarTlS, T J 87 Wllll3l'hS, Tauheed 87 WiIIlalTlS, Tirn 87 Williford, TraUiS 127 WlIlIS, D lane 146 WillIS, James 87 Willis, PatSy 143, 146 Wilson, Angela 87 Wilson, Charles 87 Wilson, Danielle 87 Wilson, Elton 87, 180 WilSOn, Eric 87 , Wilson, Erica 87 Wilson, Ericka 87 Wilson, Greg 46, 87, 161, 171,1 WilSOn, John 87 Wilson, Ryan 88, 165 WiISOr'l, Scott 88 Wilson, Steve 88 WiISOn, Terri 88, 179 Wilson, Terry 41 WlISOn, W 162 WllSOn, Wendy 127 Woodall, Troy 88, 167 Woodard, M 163 WOOdarCl, Mark 16, 127 Wood, Erica 88 Woodhouse, Beth 88, 173 Woodhouse, K 177 Woodhouse, Karen 127 WOOGIS, Terris 88, 180 Wood, M 181 Wood, Richard 127 Woodrow, Allen 88 Woods, Kim 88 WOOSIey, C 177 Worely, C 181 Workman P 172 Workman, Sandy 88 Worley, Carrie 18, 19, 88, 161 Wow, Ouch 46 Wray, Derrick 88 Wray, Jeffrey F 127 wright Barbara 88 wright, Christopher 88 Wright, Frank 88 Wright, James 88 wright, Kensey 88 Wright, Kenzy199 wright, Patrick 88 Wf'lt9S6l, veronica 88 Write, Write 91 Wyatt, NiCOle 88 WinSIOW, CharleS 88, 199 WinStead,S161, 164 Wirth, ROD9Ft127 Witharn, ElyCia 88 Witte, Christina 88 Witt, Susan 88 WOhl, Jennifer 88, 175 Wolfe, DBWD 88 WOlll'T'l3Y1, Kym 88 WOfT13l'1, DFBQOH 147 WOfT1Dler, ROnald 88 Wood, A 164 WOOdall, Brian 88, 173 WO0Gl3ll, Kevin 88 Wyckoff, Andrea 127 wycoff, Salina 88 Wykoff, sabrina 88 Wylie, Mark 22, 23, 199 Wynne, B J 88 qv 411. ,D vv LA Q 4 V v vvo 'Abbas '7uA 1841: A-s 1548 P bd 6179 1 - vvv vb 45 P Va-s D U A 'vla Quan 6 o V A , D b v,,o Qlvvd 4 48 4 evo Vvbbo A vu A D7 V l Yaccarlno, Patrick 127, Yacconi, James 88 Yarn, Yvette 146 Yates, RODGIT 88 YOCKel, Chad A127 VOnkerS, R 161 YOnKerS, Rob 127 Young, Evan 204 Young Greg 127 Young, James 127 Young, Ken 88 150, 204 YOung, MiChe 49, 88, 92, 161, 166 Young, Rachel 88 Young, S 177 Youngs, Shari 88 Young, Steve 127 Young, Todd 88 Yvonne, Brlody 40 obo A4 Q C A V vb Abadb v'5,,4,A D D4 5 C 4 Q v vvdv V qvvn cube A qv' u v qabAv oAv8 4 bb obo A 44 A o 4 -15 Ada A va v Q o bo 188 D ov D q 4 Zamot, Carlos 88 Zamot, K 177 Zarnot, Katherine 127 Zahella, Amy 88 Zeisz, Cheryl 88 164 Zembower, Brett 127 Zimmerman, Michelle 88 2. 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