Greensville County High School - Riparian Yearbook (Emporia, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1985 volume:

Yearbooks are savers Greensville County High School Harding Street Emporia, Virginia 23847 Volume 59 Opening 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS . STUDENT LIFE.Page 6 CLASSES.Page 20 ACADEMICS.Page 48 CLUBS ORGANIZATIONS.. Page 60 SPORTS.Page 70 ADVERTISEMENTS.Page 82 2 Theme Table of Contents YEARBOOKS ARE Theme Table of Contents 3 A NIGHT OF ONE ACTS Above left: Natalie, Nelda Nix, challenges Death, Shelitta Butts, to a game of Gin Rummy in DEATH KNOCKS. Center left: Mable, Beth Barnes, is upset by accusations made by Edith, Jill Newsome, in LEMONADE. Below: Miss McCutcheon, Cheryl Bailey, expresses her doubt that their children found a pearl on the beach in THE OYSTER AND THE PEARL; Cheryl Bailey, Bryan Soles, Beth Johnson, Claretta Nix, Donnie Doyle, David Roberts (seated). Below left: The cast of Act 3: Robin Jarrett (Standing), Bryan Soles, Beth Johnson, Claretta Nix, Nelda Nix, Shelitta Butts, Jill Newsome, David Roberts, Donnie Doyle; Sandi Soles (Seated), Cheryl Bailey, Mark Williams, Beth Barnes. On November 15 and 16 the GCHS Players be¬ gan their 84-85 season with Act 3, a presenta¬ tion of three one act plays. The curtain rose at the Elementary School Auditorium with Lemon¬ ade, a play about two middle-aged women, Jill Newsome, Beth Barnes, who their lives have been less than satisfying. The second play of the evening, The Oyster and the Pearl, re¬ volved around the lesson a young girl, Clara, Beth Johnson, taught the new school teacher, Cheryl Bailey, along with the help of the town barber, Donnie Doyle. Additional cast included Bryan Soles as Clara ' s little brother, Rufus, Claretta Nix as Gretchen, Robin Jarratt as Clara and Rufus’ father, Mark Williams as Judge Applegarth, Sandi Soles as Wozeck, and David Roberts as the writer. The production closed with Death Knocks which presented Shelitta Butts as a clumsy Death and Nelda Nix as a self-confident b usinesswoman, Natalie, whom Death has come to conquer, only to be challenged and defeated at Gin Rummy which allows Natalie another day, if not more, of life. An addition to their acting duties, Sandi Soles, David Roberts, Mark Williams and Robin Jarratt provided live music during set changes. Rob Black, Karen Short, and Pam Harrison with as¬ sistance from cast members worked diligently to make the scene changes smooth and rapid. Under the direction of GCHS Players ' sponsor Julia Jordan, and through the hard work of the cast and crew, Act 3 made an auspicious start of the Players ' year. 4 Plays A THURBER CARNIVAL Left: Mark Williams, Pam Harrison, David Roberts, Cheryl Bailey, Robin Jarratt and Beth Johnson in Word Dance II. Below left: Donnie Doyle and Karen Short rewrite poetry in Take Her Up Tenderly. Below: The Sheep Family Heath Brockwell, Beth Johnson and Beth Barnes in The Wolf at the Door. Bottom left: Jeff Headly and Beth Johnson in File and Forget. Bottom center: Cast and Crew; (Seated on floor) Bryan Soles, Rob Black, Kathryn Barrett; (Seated) Karen Short, Pam Harrison, Beth Barnes, Cheryl Bailey, Beth Johnson; (Standing) Jeff Headly, Mark Williams, Heath Brockwell, Donnie Doyle, David Roberts, Robin Jarratt. “You may call it sleepwalking, but I say she’s promiscuous.” From the opening line of A Thurber Carnival, the GCHS Players presented an evening of off¬ beat comedy full of delight and whimsy. Under the direction of Julia Jordan, the eleven cast members performed thirteen scenes derived from the mind of humorist James Thurber. Pia¬ nists Ron Day and Kathryn Barrett added to the production, providing incidental music for many of the scenes. Vicky Wensel choreo¬ graphed Word Dance I and II, lending an air of sophistication to the show. Under the guidance of stage manager Rob Black, scene changes and lighting sequences were smooth and rapid. Through long rehearsals and exhausting set construction weekends, the cast and crew proved themselves to be an ensemble of dedi¬ cated people. The combination of talent, com¬ mitment, and just plain fun, the GCHS Players’ made their finest production to date. Plays 5 6 Theme Student Life Left: Jody Vaughan winner of BETA Spelling Bee. Below: All District Football award winners, Bottom: Brian Kei, Warren Jones, Joe Obie, Row two: Craig Jarratt, David St. Sing, Al Tucker. AWARDS Above: Defensive Player of the year: Warren Jones, All District 2nd team line backer. Offensive Player of the year: Joe Obie, All District 1st team running back. Center left: All District Girls Basket¬ ball winners, Elsie Squire, Michelle Nichols, Sharon Manning. Above: All District Boys Basketball winners, Roderick Woodard, Anthony Wash¬ ington, Eddie Williams, Larry Smith. Above: National Education for Busi¬ ness Week held at Richard Bland College, April 15,1985. Sophia Saw¬ yer, Reginald Davenport, Melissa Araway — runner-up in Best All- Around Secretary, Robin Lucy, Mrs Pugh, and Mrs. Martin. Awards 7 HOMECOMING The most awaited event of a schools football season is Homecoming week and ours was no exception. Promoting school spirit was everyone’s goal. The combined efforts of the SCA, the cheerleaders, and the support of the entire student body led to an exciting and energizing Homecoming. Monday started off Homecoming week with “Beat Street and Breaking Day”, when students came dressed as members of break dancing crews from all over the country. Tuesday was a success as the SCA hosted “Michael Jackson, Prince and Boy George Day.” This required the students to dress up as their favorite entertainer choosing from the three. Wednes¬ day the Homecoming Parade proceeded down Main Street with clubs and organizations from the high school represent- Flower bearers: Danielle Povar and Alexa Dickerson Joey Simms representing yearbook staff in the parade. ed in many magnificent floats. After the Parade our school bonfire was held with everyone gathered around the fire to get pepped up for the rest of the week. Thursday was “Fifties Day” and students came dressed in letterman sweaters and saddle oxfords. Friday Homecoming day was a big day as green and gold was worn to show school spirit. The Home¬ coming game against Randolph Henry on Friday night was a disappointing loss for Eagle fans. Even though the Eagles lost, a very attractive young lady emerged victoriously, Lisa Harvell was selected by the student body to reign as Home¬ coming Queen. The dance after the game ended the high spirited week of Homecoming. David St. Sing punts the ball. Pamela Chandler senior attendant escorted by Rodney Moody. 8 Homecoming Melanie Jarratt junior attendant escorted by Mic Topping. Escorting senior attendant, Jill Newsome, is Scott Vincent. Center: Lisa Harvell, escorted by Vincent Givens, expresses surprise when her name is called out for Homecoming Queen. Escorted by Quentin McBeth is senior attendant Cheryl Davis. Senior attendant Tamatha Briggs escorted by Warren Thomas. Homecoming 9 and . . . Homecoming goes on Below: The Eagle Ma rching Band members harmonizing down Main Street. Burnell Wilkinson, Eric McMillan, Robin Jarratt, Tommy Woodruff, David Roberts, Becky Thompson, Brian Zimmerman and George Pugh. Above right: William Reavis II bear¬ ing the traditional football with crown. Right: Junior attendant Carmella Hill escorted by Terrance Moody. P ' Above: Senior Attendant Beth Right: Sophomore attendant Corde- Barns escorted by Timothy Fajna. lia Carpenter escorted by Tony King. ' i V ' : ' Y V - W - |fl| I j e t . 10 Homecoming Homecoming 11 PROM Below: Seniors wait for their “Stroll Right: Students dancing to the mu- Down Fantasy Lane”. sic of “The Full House”. Above: Beth Barnes, Gail Stephen¬ son, Danny Tomlinson, Beth John¬ son and Donnie Doyle taking a break from dancing. Above: “We wear our sunglasses at night ... —Heath Brockwell, Rob¬ bie Black, Brad Bullock, Lee Wal¬ ston. Right: “The Full House” 5 l I II 12 Prom Prom 13 Nelda Nix Class Speaker Graduation 1985 It wasn ' t until the graduating class of 1985 reached the actual commence¬ ment exercises that they realized that the long awaited occasion of graduation was upon them. Mr. Wilson, principal of GCHS, gave the opening welcome. The graduating class of 1985 had four speakers who delivered commencement addresses. These speakers were: Nelda Nix, class speaker, Our Dreams Can Make The Difference;” Heath Brockwell, elected by the Faculty, Setting Goals for a Brighter Tomorrow; Tamatha Briggs, Salutatorian, “Success and Hap¬ piness — Our Ultimate Attainment; and Jody Vaughan Jr., Valedictorian, Our Shared Legacy.” All four of the speakers were members of the GCHS Beta Club, Who ' s Who Among American High School Students and The National Honor Society. In addi¬ tion to the speeches, a variety of scholar¬ ships and awards were presented to sev¬ eral students. However, the best award was probably receiving their diploma which not only said the past twelve years were over, but also that a new life was just beginning. Jody Vaughan Valedictorian Jackie Adams William Harrison Shelia Cain Ronnie Moss Amanda Holmes Leroy Pitt Rhonda Ruggs Gerald Wyche 14 Graduation THE 1 s}—vl G—i fi d 1 — i ' -D tfiif ' AUG ’84 — AUG ’85 Far left: Sharon Manning. Front row: Mendes, and Vikki Goodwyn, Doris thea Alston, Betsy Boone, Con- Far back: Elsie Squire. Michell Nichols, Betsy Byers, Junia Harrison (Coach). Second row: Al- stance Scott, Veronica Anderson. LETTES WIN ALL-DISTRICT TITLE ESIDENTIAL ELECTION ’84 ... LYMPIC GOLD ... Mini-Mag 15 LOCAL EAGLETTES WIN ALL-DISTRICT TITLE Above: The Girl Basketball Team them All-District Champions, displays their trophies declaring The Eaglettes Tournament Of Champions This was one of the greatest years for the Eaglettes who fin¬ ished their regular season in 1st place, with a 9-1 record and won the Southside District Championship. Two weeks before the Dis¬ trict Playoff, the Eaglettes met the Brunswick Lady Bulldogs on home soil and crushed them with a 55-44 victory. When the playoff came, the two teams met again for a chance at the district title. The Eaglettes didn ' t show any signs of giving in and blew them away again. Winning the Southside District Champion¬ ship and upsetting Bruns¬ wick ' s four year record was ac¬ complished from this victory. The game was suspenseful and was played for a packed house. It was dominated by Greensville the entire night. Greensville had a five point lead at half-time and finished at 53-49. The outstanding players for the season were: sophomore center Sharon Manning, point guard Michelle Nichols and newcomer Junia Mendes. This season marks the first time in nine years that the Eag¬ lettes have finished in first place and won the district tournament. Sharon Manning and Junia Mendes were named to All District first team and Manning was named MVP of the Tour¬ nament. Above: Behind the scene, Sandi Soles puts make-up on Mark Wil¬ liams. Above: With the World’s attention placed on the Olympics our own James Babb competes in the Spe¬ cial Olympics” held here on our cam¬ pus. Below: Mrs. Anna Price receives a corsage at the dinner where she was named the Southside Region Histo¬ ry Teacher of The Year. WORLD From Athens to America The 1985 Summer Olympics were unquestionably the most exciting fourteen days of the year. The games were held in Los Angeles, California at the Los Angeles Coliseum and were attended by 47 coun¬ tries. The Summer Olympics opened on July 29 by Rafer Johnson ' s ceremonious climb up the steps to light the sym¬ bolic flame of centuries and closed with a spectacular dis¬ play of fireworks. America did exceptionally well in the games. Carl Lewis won 4 gold medals in track and field followed by Mary Lou Ret- ton with 4 medals in gymnas¬ tics who won the First Olympic Marathon for women. Despite the boycott by the U.S.S.R. and other Soviet bloc Above Left: Andrew Wyatt stops Kim Richardson and Michelle Mess¬ er to sell them a copy of the school newspaper, The Eagle’s Quill, produced by the Humanities 11 X class. Above Right: Many students have part-time jobs to help out with expenses. Lillian Gibson and Marie Lynch are shown taking inventory at Greensville Drug. 16 Mini-Mag NEWS nations, the countries compet¬ ing held fast to the Olympic motto: Citius, Altius, Fortius” (meaning: faster, higher, brav¬ er) breaking records in run¬ ning, hurdles, jumping and swimming. Each country joining togeth¬ er under the creed for all com¬ petition sports, the creed be- i ing: I The most important thing is not to win but to take part just as the most important thing in life is not the triumph but the struggle. The essential thing is not to have conquered but to have fought well.” Four More Years Every four years after a President is elected another election must be held. In 1980 the United States elected Ron¬ ald Reagan for President and George Bush for Vice-Presi¬ dent. This year (84-85) Presiden¬ tial Elections were held and the candidates were out in full force compaigning. The election was unique in the fact that the public was given a chance to vote for a woman Vice-President. Geral¬ dine Ferraro was chosen by the Democratic Presidential candidate, Walter Mondale, as his official running mate. Back in the Democratic Convention, an interesting new comer was found in Jes¬ sie Jackson, a black. Jackson, who announced his candidacy for the Democratic spot on the presidential ticket, did a great deal of campaigning and en¬ couraging many minorities to take part in the upcoming elections. The Election ended vigor¬ ously for Republican Candi¬ date Ronald Regan, who swept all but 1 state and the District of Columbia to regain his office adding four more years” to his term. Left: The busiest place to be found in school is the pay phone outside the cafeteria. Cheryl Bailey drops mon- Above: Becky and Betsy Byers talk Day. Mrs. Owen looks off to the to Ms. Little about nursing at Career right. Disaster Strikes Philadelphia A devastating confrontation between Philadelphia police and a radical cult kills 11 peo¬ ple and destroys a neighbor¬ hood. In May, police in Philadel¬ phia, acting on complaints, en¬ countered the headquarters of MOVE (a group that preaches a strange blend of primitivism and anarchy) the house was well fortified and full of MOVE members. When attempts were made to enter the house, the members fought with guns to keep the police out. Then attempts were made to talk the members out but they re¬ sponded by saying “we have something for all of you.” Gunfire broke out soon after these attempts and one police officer was badly wounded. Police were then forced to take the offensive and after many ideas were discussed they decided to drop two non¬ incendiary blasting devices on the roof of the MOVE house. Despite the precautions tak¬ en, fire broke out and soon got out of control destorying 61 homes leaving 250 people (who were previously evacuat¬ ed) homeless. Thus, the sad ending to a sad story comes to an end in Philadelphia. ey into the slot so her call can go thru. Hum, just who is she trying to reach? The Tragic Hijacking Of The T.W.A. Flight THE CRISES OF THE TRANS WORLD AIRLINE FLIGHT 847 riveted the atten¬ tion of the world from June 14 to June 30. The plane took off from Athens airport with 153 persons, of them were 104 Americans, when two hi¬ jackers emerged and ordered the captain to fly the plane to Beruit, Lebanon. The hijackers were identi¬ fied as members of the Israeli Islamic Jihad (holy war) and demanded the release of 766 prisoners, mostly shiites, whom Israeli forces had de¬ tained before and during their wi thdrawal from Southern Lebanon. During this time the U.S. sent war ships into the area and insisted that the hostages be released. We made no at¬ tempts at attacking because such attempts would probably have proven fruitless. Some of the hostages were released a few days after, but the terrorists took the life of a passenger, Robert Stethem, a navy steel worker and diver. He was killed and thrown from the plane, on the way to Beruit. Then 39 of the remaining prisoners were hidden in Ber¬ uit for 13 days before they were finally released and transported to Damascus, then to West Germany and Freedom. Above: Miss Sweetheart — Lynette McBeth and runner-up Wanda Man- Pair; Mr. Sweetheart — Quentin ning. Mini-Mag 17 THE BEST OF ’84-’85 MUSIC Female Singers: 1. Teena Marie 2. Madonna 3. Chaka Khan 4. Tina Turner 5. Cyndi Lauper Male Singers: 1. Prince 2. Lionel Richie 3. Luther Vandross 4. Michael Jackson 5. Bruce Springsteen Songs: 1. Roxanne Roxanne 2. Tears 3. Purple Rain 4. Erotic City 5. Like A Virgin Albums: 1. Purple Rain 2. Fat Boys 3. New Edition 4. Thriller 5. Can’t Slow Down Groups: 1. Fat Boys 2. New Edition 3. Whodini 4. Duran Duran 5. Chicago 0 ENTERTAINMENT Actresses: Programs: 1. Nell Carter 2. Joan Collins 3. Diane Caroll 4. Marla Gibbs 5. Linda Carter Actors: 1. Eddie Murphy 2. Bill Crosby 3. Emmannuel Lewis 4. Todd Bridges 5. Burt Reynolds 1. Cosby Show 2. Dynasty 3. Miami-Vice 4. General Hospital 5. Magnum PI. Box Offices Smashes: 1. Purple Rain 2. Beverly Hills Cop 3. Ghostbusters 4. Breakin I II 5. Beatstreet 18 Mini-Mag Survey LEISURE TIME Pastimes: Sports: 1. Watching T.V. 2. Chilling out with Friends 3. Listening to music 4. Reading 5. Dancing 1. Basketball 2. Football 3. Baseball 4. Track 5. Swimming Flangouts: 1. Meljo’s 2. Bakery 3. Hardee’s 4. CYC 5. At home POPULARS Trends: 1. Neon colors 2. Jeans 3. Parachute pants 4. Baggies 5. Mini-skirt Foods: 1. Pizza 2. Hamburgers 3. Chicken 4. Steaks 5. Fries ar s yo ur fay t ° ri e fo Colors: 1. Purple 2. Neon 3. Pink 4. Blue 5. Red Teen Terms 1. Fresh—cool, nice, new 2. Killer—The ultimate 3. Chillout—Calm down 4. Trip—crazy, wild 5. Word—yes, for real, I agree, truth Mini-Mag Survey 19 20 Division — Classes Seniors 21 Seniors Senior Class Officers: Bottom row — Isabelle Ford, Beth Johnson, Wanda Manning, Karen Short Row Two— Quentin McBeth, War¬ ren Jones, Norman Ricks Willlis Abernathy James Adams Barry Allen Brian Allen Althea Alston Edward Andrews Vanessa Avent Clifton Bailey Calvin Banks Linda Banks Elizabeth Barnes Preston Battle Robert Black Steve Blanks Ernest Bonner Gary Bookman Tamatha Briggs Heath Brockwell Senior Attendants, Jill Newsome and Pamela Chandler Michael Tyler, Angela Clark, Darrin Harrison, Tony King, Denise Foster, Tamatha Briggs Joan Brown Tamara Brown William Brown Don Butler Barbara Cain Shelia Cain Rodney Carpenter Janetta Chambliss Pamela Chandler Patricia Chandler Angela Clarke Kalvin Clarke Walter Cooke Elva Curry Ray Cutchins Cheryl Davis Judith Davis Katrina Davis Seniors 23 Seniors Denise Foster and Tonya Moore tell juicy gossip to junior Melissa Daniels while Charles Goodwyn listens in. Audra Delbridge Ronald Diefert Donald Doyle Kevin Easter Priscilla Edwards Delphine Epps Isabel Epps Jerry Forbes Denise Foster Gregory Gallimore Mona Garrett Timothy Gay Martha Gillam Brenda Gordon Carole Gordon Vanessa Green Carol Grizzard Cortina Harris Harold Harris Shirley Hicks T imothy Jarratt Cheryl Kelly 24 Seniors Kevin Harris Lisa Harveli Antoinette Hicks Dwayne Hicks Randy Hicks Wanda High Gary Hines Amanda Hines Audrey House Charles Howerton Beth Johnson Cynthia Jones Linda Jones Robin Jones Warren Jones LEFT OUT! Cindy Weaver, Brenda Gordon, Karen Edwards, Ray Molden, Robin Jones Quentin McBeth Shardell Lewis Wanda Manning Robert Moore James Lundy LeLia Martin Tonya Moore Marie Lynch Alonza Mason Cynthia Mosley Joe Mallory Quentin McBeth Agnes Myrick Cecelia Mangrum Gwen Moody Jill Newsome Tony King Lisa Mangrum Yolanda Moody 26 Seniors Below: ‘Tm so interested! stated by Ronnie Vincent. Right: Senior officers: Warren Jones and Ka¬ ren Short represent the senior class in the Homecoming Parade. Ella Nicholson Peggy Nicholson Nelda Nix James Obie Amy Owens Reco Owens Lynnette Pair Lisa Pearson Sandra Pearson Mable Peebles Charita Powell Keith Powell Sharon Powell Norman Ricks Veronica Rook Robert Rose Angela Rowles Karen Short Seniors 27 Senior attendants: Tamatha Briggs and Beth Barnes Kendra Stainback Jerri Sutherland Donna Sutton Lisa Taper Jimmy Taylor Elizabeth Tenney Pam Thomas Tawney Tuell Paula Turner Charlene Tyler Sharon Tyler Joseph Vaughan Roy Velvin Ronald Vincent Jeanette Walker John Watson Pamela Webb Randall Webb Alicia Welts Elva Wright Exchange Students Three exchange students from Brazil were among the graduating class of 1985: Ju- nia Mendes, Christina Franca and Patricia Plate. These stu¬ dents adapted well to the Unit¬ ed States as well as GCHS. Ju- nia even joined the Eaglette’s basketball team where she did an outstanding job. The students stayed with different families around the community, learning the var¬ ious customs and traditions of the United States. Although Junia and Christi¬ na did not speak much English when they first arrived, they had learned a great deal be¬ fore they departed and had even taught some of their friends at GCHS a little bit of Portuguese. Below: Christina Franca — “So this is gourmet food”. RIGHT: Patricia Plate Vicky Whitby Eddie Williams Regina Williams Ro derick Woodard Angela Wrenn Garvey Wright Marion Wright Glennwood Wyche Christina Franca Junia Mendes Above: Heath Brockwell and Beth Barnes performing in “World Dance Above: Jill Newsome has been seen in one of the most popular spots in school “The Telephone.” Left: Nelda Nix is caught smiling after receiving the DAR. Seniors 29 Left: Lisa Harvell and Karen Moore “Stuffing their faces”, to avoid being late for class. Below: Jody Vaughan and Tamatha Briggs receiving the outstanding student award from Ruritans Mr. Larry Adams and Rev. Wayne Parsley for top female and male scholar. Juniors JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Meg Wilson, Charlene Thomas, Pam Harrison, Saul Moore, Craig Jarratt, and Brad Bullock. Darlene Acree Melissa Araway Ruth Choi Calvin Adams Denise Banks Melody Cifers David Allen Randall Barnes Brian Clark Della Allen Marissa Bolton Al Clary Frances Allen Shawn Broussard Melissa Daniels Michael Allen Sharon Brown Reginald Davenport Raymond Alston Amy Cannon Willie Davenport Veronica Anderson Derrick Capers Lisa Doyle 30 Juniors Michelle Gillus, Melissa Daniels, and Dwayne Hicks are all waiting for the teacher. Hey Look! Lisa Shearin has her own phone in her locker. Clinton Dunlow Michelle Gillus Clifton Harrison Karen Edwards Michele Gleason Pamela Harrison Shelia Felton Vicki Goodwyn Keith Harvey Joe Fleming Valerie Goosby Jeff Headley Portland Fleming Angela Hardy Regina Hicks Timothy Gainey Melodie Hardy Shelia Hicks Matthew Gallimore Angie Harris Stacy Hicks Lillian Gibson Anthony Harrison Vicki Hicks Juniors 31 Wayne Hicks Carmela Hill Wallace Hill Edward Hines Wifrey Hobbs Angelica Holmes Melanie Jarratt Craig Jarratt Tammy Jones Maudette Jordan Tamico Jordan Theresa Kee Wendy King Rufus Lensey David Lewis Promise Long Robin Lucy Brad Lynch Jesse Magee Cecelia Mangrum Keith Manning Sherrie Marsh Sherman Mason Bridgette McBeth 32 Juniors David Allen Quentin McBeth, Larry Smith, and Edwardo Hines making lunch as long as possible. Nicole McBeth Troy McFarland Kevin Miles Susan Mitchell Kenneth Mitchell Ray Molden Dwayne Moore Saul Moore Brad Moore Tammy Newsome Cloretta Nix Steve Novey Joseph Obie Reco Owens Sharon Parker Lisa Pearson Frankie Peebles Nancy Perkins Roger Phillips Angela Poarch Craig PoweP David Powell Deborah Powell Deborah J. Powell Juniors 33 Pam Harrison and Meg Wilson work¬ ing hard taking inventory. Front: Eartha Lee, Lorraine Tyler. Back: Amber Detwiler, Jean Lucas and Nelda Nix in the lunchroom. Keith Powell George Pugh Terry Rice Gardener Richardson Leslie Rogers Lee Rumley Lisa Shearin Joey Simms Steve Skinner Larry Smith Shirley Smith Sandi Soles Elsie Squire David St. Sing Amy Stainback Alexander Stukes Michael Sturt Jeff Swemson Tony Sykes Melinda Terry Charlene Thomas Tracey Thorpe Al Tucker Melvin Tucker 34 Juniors Below: Gardner Richardson trying to stay awake on the job. Left: Joe Fleming and Alex Stukes grabbing a drink before practice. Frances Allen is just nuts about her job. Patricia Turner Sona Turner Mary Tyler Keith Vincent Debra Walton Beatrice Washington Andrew Wyatt Billy Wyatt Annie Wyche Bryan Wyche Shantee Young Les Zimmerman Berdina Washington Meg Wilson Renee Allen Michael Babb Deborah Devina Jill Ferguson Charles Goodwyn Michael Green Ginger Johnson Maudette Jordon Jerry Kindred William King Shirldene Mayes Michelle Mays Saul Moore Sophia Sawyer Pam Scott Emmit Wyche LATE PICTURED: Juniors 35 Sophomores Sophomore Class Officers: Bottom Row — Feebie Everett, Michelle Powell, Kathryn Barrett. Second Row — Rasheed Siddiqui, David Marquette Brewer—Shopping Clarke Anthony Adams Eugene Allen Michael Allen Alex Alston Stanley Anderson Regina Arrington James Babb Cheryl Bailey Walter Bailey Jeffrey Barner Kathryn Barrett Mark Boles Thomas Boney Altameeze Bonner Darlene Brewer Marquette Brewer Jerry Brown Toni Brown Sharon Butts Shelltia Butts Becky Byers Betsy Byers Antionette Cain David Cain Dexter Cain Cordellia Carpenter Floyd Carpenter Doug Chandler David Clark Heather Cree Lorenza Crowder Arleatha Days 36 Sophomores Homecoming Attendants— Betsy Byers, Cordelia Car¬ penter Doug Harding—Working at Mitchell Brothers Doretha Davis Larry Davis Willie Drewry Tina Driver Pamela Dunlow Tammy Dunlow Rhonda Easter Bobby Edson Richard Edson Calvin Evans Karen Evans Febbie Everett Melissa Ezell Michelle Ferguson Rodney Fields Kim Flanagan Brian Flood Richard Flood James Floyd David Foster Lean Foster Roy Gaynor Rochelle Gleason Dexter Grant Russell Grant Vanessa Gray Edith Green Melinda Greene Jill Grizzard Timmy Grizzard Doug Harding Vanessa Harris Sophomores 37 Melissa Person, Thomas Royal, Cheryl Davis and James Lundy try¬ ing to beat the bell Darrin Harrison Timothy Harrison Keith Hawkins Shanta Hawkins Andre Hicks Clifton Hicks Darnell Hicks Eric Hicks Jeffrey Hicks Johnette Hicks Michael Hicks Carnell Jackson Paula Jackson Quinton Jackson Angie Jarratt April Jarratt Carlton Jarratt Elizabeth Jarratt Robin Jarratt Brutus Johnson Mike Johnson Tina Johnson Lisa Jones Melisa Jones Thomas Jones Vikki Jones Brian Kei Karen Kemp Anthony Kindred Wade Kitchen Owen Kitchen Sumedisa Lane 38 Sophomores Sharon Manning taking a breather between classes Darnell Hicks trying to fool people by loafing in the library Wendy Lassiter Miranda Malone Cornelius Morgan Fredrick Owens John Loughlin Andrew Mangrum Dexter Morgan Ekaterina Pair Anthony Lucas Sharon Manning Ellen Morris Dwayne Parker Jean Lucas Pam Miles Virginia Murrell Leroy Parker Kevin Lundy Lilan Moon Mary Newsome Marcus Pearson Susan Lynch Karen Moore Michelle Nichols Andrew Peebles Tammy Lynch Patrick Moore Willie Ogburn James Peebles Michelle McBeth Randy Moore Sean O ' Hara Vivian Person Sophomores 39 Angelena Phillips Theresa Phipps Sharon Pigford Bernice Pope Anita Pouncy Andrienne Powell Michelle Powell Sherri Preston David Rawlings Kim Richardson Carolyn Roberts David Roberts Antoine Robinson Samantha Robinson Steven Robinson David Rodgester Kim Rodgester Harold Rogers Felicia Rooke Barbara Rose Marian Ross Laura Rush Nancie Sasser Diane Shelton Rasheed Siddiqui Lisa Sloan Michael Sloan Darlene Smith Kim Smith Rhonda Smith Wendal Smith Brian Soles 40 Sophomores Angela Spates Bernie Spates Jesse Spates Lisa Speller Barbara Starke James Stewart Kristen Strickler Reginald Stukes Leroy Sykes Lisa Sykes Daphine Taylor Sara Taylor Tommy Taylor Veronica Thomas Henry Thorpe Marsha Thurston Rodney Tiller Tommy Turner William Turner Donald Tyler Larry Tyler Mark Tyler Michael Tyler Larry Walker Harold Waller Cindi Weaver Leroy Weaver Gwendolyn Webb Maurice Webb Linda Whitaker Debbie Whiting Burnell Wilkerson Sophomores 41 Below: Kristen Strickler trying to re¬ member her locker combination. Right: Mark Tyler—Awake for once? Delores Williams Angela Wyche Cynthia Davis Beth Marcoe Marissa Williams Stanley Wyche Martin Davis Robin Parker Mark Williams Lynn Zimmerman Amber Detwiler Melissa Person Christopher Woodley Willie Mae Drewey C.W. Sawyer Duane Woodruff Brad Gillus Frankie Spruill Eddie Wodruff Shelia Bailey Anthony Green Lynn Thompson 42 Sophomores Sometimes the last few minutes be¬ fore lunch can be the hardest for Mark Boles. Left: Daphine Taylor takes time to repair her make-up, so she can look especially good, for whom? Below: Lynn Thompson puts in some extra work after school, as did a lot of the students. Left: Mr. O’Donnell helping students; Mark Williams, Doug Harding, Sean O ' Hara, C.W. Sawyers, Jill Grizzard; get a head start on homework. Wt JvI t Sophomore 43 ADMINISTRATION Right: Assistant Principal Mr. Joe Ed Phillips Above: Assistant Principal Mrs. Ra¬ chael Young Right: Mrs. Young sneaks through the gym looking for wandering students. 44 Administration Cafeteria Staff: Ruby Jones — Cafeteria manager, Bertha Person, Dorthory Andrews — Asst, man¬ ager, Doris Person, Ethel Miles, John Hall, Madeline Williams, Mel- cine Tillar, Alicia French Center: Nelda Nix gets her SAT scores from Mrs. Vassar. Left: Bookkeeper, Mrs. Blythe counts out the drink machine money for the day. Below: Mrs. Mills, school secretary. Left: Mrs. Wells, secretary, makes her daily calls checking on absentee students. Above: John Loughlin gets help in filling out a form from Mrs. Kathy Watkins as she says put your John Hancock on the dotted line. Above: Rev. Walton, guidance coun¬ sellor, has Diane Kendall find a stu¬ dent ' s file. A Administration 45 Teachers not only spend the day in the classroom teaching but many spend long tedious hours after school supervising other activities and clubs. Below: Miss Boyd works with her VARSITY cheerleaders by going over the procedures for a new cheer. Faculty Below: When students are late and Teachers, like Mrs. Goodwyn, must required to serve detention guess sit and supervise, who gets to SERVE with them? Allen, Rose — English; SCA Bass, Charles — Soph Sponsor; ICT; VICA Beaman, Ella — Science; Soph. Head Sponsor; Co-Ed-Hi-Y Bennett, Doris — Business; Jr. Sponsor; BETA Club; Yearbook; FBLA Boone, George — T I; VoTech VICA; J-V Basketball Bowman, Stephen — Printing; VICA Boyd, Vicky — Math; Soph. Sponsor; Varsity Cheerleaders Brown, Elma — Science; Sr. Sponsor Chambers, Mary — Jr. Sponsor; Special Ed Colby, James — English; Jr. Sponsor; Forensics Club Collins, Jo Ann — Business; Jr. Sponsor Collins, Karen — Home Ec; FHA; Jr. Sponsor Dougert, Debra — Music Dougert, James — Music; Band; Flags Easter, Shelton — T I; VoTech VICA Ferguson, David — T I Fields, Steven — Music; Chorus Goode, Ella — Special Ed; Soph. Sponsor Goodwyn, Cleo — Social Studies Grizzard, Ronnie — Social Studies; Video Crew; SCA; Co-Ed-Hi-Y; Soph. Sponsor Harrison, Doris — Social Studies, Soph. Sponsor; Softball; Girls Basketball; Social Studies Club Holmes, Thelma — English, Sr. Sponsor Hudson, Robert — Math, Jr. Sponsor; Baseball Team— JV V Hux, Barbara — Math; Jr Sponsor Johns, Caudill — Special Ed; Soph. Sponsor Jones, Peggy — Math; Sr. Sponsor; Science Math Club Jones, Janet — Special Ed. Assistant Jordan, Julia — English; Soph. Sponsor Kientz, Frank — History; Tennis Nylander, Elaine — Math Assistant 46 Faculty Left: Surprise Mr. Lee! Caught by the camera, a much highly avoided instrument for Curtis. Below: Mrs. J. Collins in the “normal’ ' roll of a teacher; helping and supervising students in the classroom. Magnan, Sunny — English Manson, Virginia — Art; Sr. Sponsor Martin, Martha — Business; Sr. Sponsor; FBLA Mason, James — T I; FFA Moore, Gwen — Social Studies Club; Soph. Sponsor O’Donnell, James — French; Foreign-Language Club Povar, Donna — Foreign Languages; Soph. Sponsor; Foreign Languages Club Powell, Janet — PE.; Soph. Sponsor; J-V Cheerleaders; Track Price, Anna — Sr. Head Sponsor; Social Studies; Social Studies Cub Pugh, Elia — Business; Sr. Sponsor; FBLA Reavis, Ruth — Business; Jr. Sponsor; FBLA Rhoads, Bonnie — Science; Soph. Sponsor Roach, Debbie — Math; Jr. Head Sponsor; BETA Club Robinson, Louise — Librarian Assistant Russell, Juanita — Library Scott, Louise — English; Jr. Sponsor, Forensics Smith, Sterling — PE.; Soph. Sponsor; Driver Education Sydnor, James — Special Ed; VoTech Thomas, Santee — Principal, VoTech Tucker, Eliza — Special Ed; Soph. Sponsor; Christmas Savings Club Turner, Nola — English; Soph. Sponsor Vincent, Pam — Math Sponsor; Math Science Club; Yearbook Wilson, Angela — Science, Soph. Sponsor Math Science Club Wozniak, — T I, Vol-Tech VICA Faculty 47 WWW PJMfrl WtFOrm UK, -— - Yearbooks are jtfc savers saving memories of ... J 48 Academics BUSINESS Left: Mrs. Pugh, proud that her teaching has paid off, smiles at Me¬ lissa Araway ' s good work. Below: Mrs. Reavis gives Zenobia Atkins a few pointers to develop good typing skills. Above: Mrs. Collins shows Bernice Pope the pros and cons of typing. Left: All the students in Mrs. Ben¬ nett’s Business Application Class look pleased with their work but none as pleased as Don Butler who upon completion of a difficult prob¬ lem gives a smile of pride. Left: Beth Barnes finds it necessary to make a few adjustments to her written program in order for the com¬ puter to accept it. Academics Business 49 Right: Mrs. Scott — Okay who’s listening?” — Greg Gallimore, Jody Vaughan, Matt Gallimore, Martha Gillam, Mrs. Scott. ENGLISH Below: Mrs. Holmes — “She wants us to do what?” — Steve Blanks Right: Mr. Colby ' s class, Steve Skin¬ ner, Matt Gallimore, Jeff Headly, Pam Harrison, admiring their work, The Eagles Quill”. 1 . . • f SBlsMl _ M Above: Miss Jordon s class, Bryan Soles, Robin Jarratt, Rasheed Siddi- qui, Chuck Moore, discussing a play. Right: Mrs. Allen’s students, Amber Detwiler, Betsy Byers, Angie Wyche, Brian Gibson, Catch up on work while Ekatrina Pair assist Mrs. Allen with the bulletin board. 50 Academics MATH Below: Reginald Stukes and Clifton Hicks work on an assignment given by Miss Vincent. Below: Mrs. Wensel turns to ask her class if they understand the problem on the board. Below: Mrs. Roach never gets a break from work. Left: Mrs. Turner and class: Andrew Peebles, Cornelius Hicks, Carlton Jarratt, Chris Woodley, Kevin Lundy, Russell Grant, Diane Kendell, David Cain Academics English-Math 51 WZf- wwimsi ssm mmset HISTORY Below: District History Day winners, Right: Vicky Whitby ponders for an Jeff Headly, Steven Skinner, and answer as Mrs. Price moves about Steve Novey. the room helping students. Above: Mr. Lee ' s class willingly pose for the picture in absentee of Mr. Lee who ran from the camera. Right: Mrs. Moore ' s students, Leroy Park¬ er, Linda Tomlin, Ethel Walker, An¬ toinette Cain, and Thomas Jones, waiting their turn to have questions answered. Right: Ray Cutchins asks Miss Har¬ rison a question while Jill Newsome and Heath Brockwell read silently. 52 Academics History SCIENCE Left: Mrs. Wilson runs copies of a test prepared for her biology class. Left: Mrs. Brown helps Brian Clarke Above: Lights, camera, action. Mrs. Beaman shows her class a box of- i fice smash on molecules. Left: Dar¬ ren Pearson and Clint Dunlow give Brian Clarke their complete atten¬ tion while he prepares a solution for a lab experiment. Academics Science 53 Right: Mrs. Chambers relaxes be¬ tween classes. SPECIAL ED Below: Mrs. Goode’s English class: Vanessa Green, Darlene Brewer, Fe¬ licia Rook, Kim Richardson, Angela Wrenn, Bernice Pope, and Barbara Right: Mr. Sydnor with student Rose James Floyd. Above: Mrs. Johns takes a break during a hectic day. Right: Rodney Fields, Mrs. Tucker, James Babb, Lamount Smith, and Pam Dunlow look through a magazine for an American Studies lesson. 54 Academics Special Ed. FOREIGN LANGUAGE LIBRARY Left: Mrs. Juanita Russell, head li¬ brarian, shows Mrs. Scott, Darren Pearson and Amos Adams the many Below: Marissa Williams takes down uses of the card catalogue. notes for a report. Above: Pam Chandler, Martha Gil- lam, and Denise Foster perform a play during Foreign Language Week. Left: Mrs. Lucille Robinson using the Apple II Computer in the library. Above Left: Mrs. Povar and her Spanish II students — Andrew Wy¬ att, Meg Wilson, Carmella Hill, Lisa Doyle. Left: A new member to the GCHS staff, Mr. O ' Donnell, takes over the French department. Academics Foreign Lang., Library 55 ART MUSIC PE Right: Jeannette Walker, Wendy King and Angela Harding work hard to finish their creation. Above: Mr. Dougert and the GCHS Band: Front: Natalie Graves, Amy Moss, Adrienne Smith, Becky Thompson, Laurie Cannon, Christie Haney Second Row: Shirldene Mayes,Karen Smith, Darren Koujsa, Leah Abernathy, Glenna Bautista, Jeff Swenson, Timothey Whitby, Melvin Tucker, Jim Hollinbeck, Robin Jarratt Third Row: Linwwood Weaver, Jerimiah Miller, Robert Jones, John Rae, Bo Scott, Lenny Turner, Kevin Stanley, Shannon Ech- bergh, Curtis Young, Eric McMillian, Brian Zimmerman, Shawn Williams, Brian Bullock, David Roberts, Chris Scott, Andrea Smith, Ray Molden Right: Jill Ferguson, Ginger Johnson and Tracy Thorpe look over Mrs. Manson ' s work. Above: Mr. Smith ' s Driver ' s Educa¬ tion car caught in a rare occasion, not in use. Right: Angie Jarratt takes a dive over Michael Sloan, Randy Moore and Jeffrey Hicks in Miss Powell ' s gym class. 56 Academics Art-Music-PE HOSPITAL HOME ECONOMICS Left: Mrs. Kay Owen tests Alta- meeze Bonner on her blood pres¬ sure taking techniques. I ! Left: Lorraine Tyler takes Portland Fleming ' s blood pressure while An¬ gie Phillips observes. Below: Wanda High and Peggy Nich¬ olson scramble to take notes as Mrs Betty Belmonte gives a lecture. Left: Mrs. K. Collins watches her stu¬ dents, Lynette Pair and Elva Currey, cut the cookie dough and arrange them on the cookie sheet. Above: Vicky Whitby listens as Mrs. Ros- seau explains the days lesson to Sharon Tyler. Academics Home Economics Hospital 57 VOTECH Below: Mr. Woznick helps Al Clary and Benji Ligon as Wesley Person and Wendy King work. Right: Veronica Anderson, Mr. Eas¬ ter, Melissa Jones, and Kenny Pitt make a connection to complete the electrical circuit. 9 Above: Mr. Boone points to the prac¬ tice wall Charlie Rook made. Above: Mr. Easter shows Darrell Hicks, Elgie Wyche, and George Da¬ vis how to read the measures to de¬ termine the height of the house frame. Right: Mr. Mason admires his students, Maurice Webb, Jerry Brown, and Clifton Hicks, work. 58 Academics Vo Tech Below: Sharon Brown discusses the days assignment with Mr. Bass while Vanessa Avent and James Lundy listen in. Left: Mr. Bowman observes Jerry Kindred as he runs the presses in the printing class. Above: Charles Howerton demon¬ strates his ability to work under the hood of the car to Michael Babb, Craig Powell, Brad Moore and Mr. Ferguson. Left: The students take one last look at their notes before getting a test. iso Academics ICT 59 60 Clubs and Organizations SCA officers: Jill Newsome: Presi¬ dent; Nelda Nix: V-President, Pam Harrison: Reporter; Heath Brock- well: Treasurer; Edward Andrews: Parliamentarian, and Pam Chandler: Secretary. Bottom Row: Isabell Epps, Wanda Manning, Charlene Thomas, Shirl- dene Mayes, Edward Andrews, Jill Newsome, Heath Brockwell, Pam Harrison, Nelda Nix, Pam Chandler, Pam Dunlow. Second Row: Cheryl Delbridge, Theda Riggins, Shelitta Butts, Stacy Hicks, Carmela Hill, Shardell Lewis, Reginald Davenport, Brad Bullock, Michael Tyler, Marion Wright. Third Row: Doug Chandler, Wendy Lassiter, Tammy Jones, Vikki Goodwyn, Yolanda Moody, Shantee Young, Ekaterina Pair, Melissa Araway. Fourth Row: Norman Ricks, Willis Abernathy, Sean O ' Hara, Ra- sheed Siddiui, Steve Skinner, Ron Diefert, Elizabeth Tenny, Steve No- vey, Brian Kei. Fifth Row: Susan Lynch, Febbie Everett, Paula Jack- son, Carolyn Boberts, Michelle Powell, Lisa Sykes, Bryan Soles, Matt Gallimore. Sixth Row: Preston Battle, Delores Williams, Cheryl M. Bailey, Mark Williams, Patricia Chandler, Tawney Tuell, Reginia Wil¬ liams. Absentees: Ella Nicholson, Marissa Williams, Lisa Taper, Harold Rodgers, Don Butler, Sharon Big- ford, Robert Moore, Shawn Brous¬ sard, Bobby Edson, Lisa Harvell, Lil¬ lian Gibson, Mark Tyler, Marian Ross, Kevin Lundy, David St. Sing, Carlton Jarratt. SCA Clubs Organizations 61 CO-ED-HI-Y Bottom Row: Willis Abernathy, Beth Johnson — Treasurer, Elizabeth Tenney — Sec., Jill Newsome — Pari., Heath Brockwell — Vice Pres., Rasheed Siddiqui — Pub. Chairman. Second Row: Rob Black, Sean O ' Hara, Matt Gallimore, Steve Skin¬ ner, Nichole McBeth, Melinda Green, Ekaterina Pair. Absentee: Donnie Doyle — Pres. • fcjS J, s 1 « pasS ■ | f M 4 ip ■ . i jrr Bottom Row: Sharon Powell, Judy Davis, Cynthia Jones, Lynnette Pair, Wanda Manning, Isabel Epps, Peggy Nicholson. Second Row: Robin Jones, Norman Ricks, Mrs. Anna Price, Steve Skinner, Nelda Nix, Mrs. Goodwyn. Absentee: Wanda High. SOCIAL STUDIES 62 Clubs Organizations MATH-SCIENCE Bottom Row: Stacy Hicks, Charlene Thomas, Karen Edwards, Vikki Goodwyn, Al Tucker, Lynnette Pair, Paula Jackson, Tina Johnson, An¬ gela Wyche, Carolyn Roberts. Sec¬ ond Row: Steve Skinner, Jody Vaughan, Jeffery Hicks, Wallace Hill, Amos Adams, Anthony Flood, George Pugh, Robert Moore. Third Row: Renee Allen, Miss Vincent, Donnette Dunn, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Wilson. Absentees: William Week, Kevin Vincent, Berdina Washington. Bottom Row: Mrs. Pugh, Stacy Hicks, Charlene Thomas, Karen Ed¬ wards, Al Tucker, Lynnette Pair, Nor¬ man Ricks, Willis Abernathy. Second Row: Greg Gallimore, Vikki Good¬ wyn, Warren Jones, Anita Pouncy, Denise Foster, Angela Wyche, Me¬ linda Green, Mrs. Martin. Third Row: Mrs. J. Collins, Lisa Shearin, Jill Fer¬ guson, Melissa Araway, Melody Cifers, Tamtha Briggs, Robin Jones, Mrs. Bennett. Absentees: Don But¬ ler, Marissa Williams. FBLA Clubs Organizations 63 FOREIGN LANGUAGE Bottom Row: Mr. O ' Donnell, Melinda Terry, Carolyn Roberts, Pam Harri¬ son — Secretary, Greg Gallimore — President, Jill Newsome — Treasur¬ er, Heath Brockwell, Elizabeth Tenny, Terri Rice, Mrs. Povar. Sec¬ ond Row: Shirley Smith, Jody Vaughan, Willis Abernathy, Angela Spates, Gwendolyn Webb, Michelle Powell — Vice President, Ekatrina Pair, Melinda Green, Lisa Speller, Paula Jackson. Third Row: Jeffery Hicks, Tammie Dunlow, Kathryn Barrett, Timothy Gainy, Tina John¬ son, Pam Scott, Meg Wilson, Cyn¬ thia Davis, Samantha Robinson. Fourth Row: Mark Williams, Sean O ' Hara, Jeff Headley, Les Zinner- nam, Steve Skinner, Andrew Wyatt, Matt Gallimore. Fifth Row: Bryan Soles, Doug Harding, Rasheed Sid- diqui, David Roberts, Bo Wilkerson, Nelda Nix, Brian Flood. Absentees: Robin Jarratt, Don Butler, Ray Cut- chins, Marion Ross. a a J x mf j fk Jr? Bottom Row: Matt Gallimore, Pam Harrison, Jody Vaughan, Jill New- some, Andrew Wyatt. Second Row: Greg Gallimore, Elizabeth Tenny, Meg Wilson, Nelda Nix. Absentees: Preston Battle. ft BHb 1 OAS 64 Clubs Organizations BETA CLUB Bottom Row: Carmela Hill, Martha Gilliam, Jody Vaughan, Willis Aber¬ nathy, Heath Brockwell, Patricia Chandler, Pam Chandler. Second Row: Vikki Hicks, Melody Cifers, An¬ gela Spates, Tamatha Briggs, Cor¬ delia Carpenter, Steve Novey, Mark Williams, Matt Gallimore. Third Row: Miranda Malone, Delora Green, Doug Harding, Rasheed Siddiqui, Cheryl Bailey, Michelle Powell, Shar¬ on Manning. Four th Row: Mrs. Roach, Amos Adams, Melanie Jar- ratt, Kelly Brown, Wendy Lassiter, Kim Rodgester, Kathryn Barratt, Mrs. Bennett. Absentee: Ronald Vin¬ cent. Bottom Row: Willis Abernathy, Jody Vaughan, Matt Gallimore, Nelda Nix, Rasheed Siddiqui, Heath Brockwell, Andrew Wyatt. Second Row: Mark Williams, Shirley Smith, Vikki Hicks, Carmela Hill, Bryan Soles, Claretta Nix. FORENSIC Clubs Organizations 65 VICA-VOTECh Bottom Row: Mr. Boone, Timothy Harrison, Raymond Anderson, Jo¬ seph Obie, Michael Tyler, Charles Goodwyn, Anthony Kindred, Mr. Wozniak. Second Row: Evan July, Leroy Parker, Willie Lee, Troy Mcfar- land, Kenneth Turner, Darrell Jor¬ dan. Third Row: James Stewart, Gerald Smith, Rodney Tillar, Andre Hicks, Garrity Finnell, Reco Owens, Robert Rose, Stephen Richardson. Fourth Row: Stevie Stukes, Dexter Grant, Randall Hicks, Alton Mason, Emmit Wyche, Jr. Fifth Row: Alex Al¬ ston, Wesley Person, Cyrus Hurdle, David Clarke, Craig Jarratt. Sixth Row: Darnell Hicks, Gary Bookman, David Cain, Tommy Taylor, Mike Johnson, Keith Powell, David Powell, Lee Walston. Seventh Row: Lane Phillips, Kenneth Mitchell, Joe Fitchett, Walter Rook. Eighth Row: Richard Edson, David Rawlings, Owen Kitchen, Kenny Pitt, Charlie Rook, Amy Cannon. First Row: Garvey Wright, Katrina Davis, Norman Ricks, Timothy Har¬ rison, Angela Rowles, Lelia Martin, Agnes Myrick. Second Row: Kevin Clarke, Alexander Stukes, Sharon Brown, Vanessa Avent, Walter Cooke, Mr. Bass. Third Row: Rich¬ ard Edson, Edward Woodruff, Lee Rumley, Michael Allen, Jimmy Tay¬ lor, Mr. Ferguson. Fourth Row: Cor¬ nelius Morgan, Kenneth Mitchell, Richard Flood, William King. Absen¬ tees: Mr. Bowman, Patrick Jones, Lance Wolfe. 1 7 V i • w ■ I . ) J if ™ f J9 JHr ■j VICA-GCHS 66 Clubs Organizations hFFA Bottom Row: Freddie Phillips, Willie Lee, Jerry Brown, Floyd Carpenter, Jeffery Barner, Clifton Hicks. Sec¬ ond Row: Gary Bookman, Henry Thorpe, Gerald Smith, Calvin Davis, Cornelius Hicks, Walter Bailey. Third Row: Mr. Mason, Willie Davenport, Maunrice Webb, Wade Kitchen. Bottom Row: Isabel Epps, Wanda Manning, Audra Delbridge, Veronica Rook. Second Row: Sharon Powell, Mrs. K. Collins, Patricia Turner. Ab¬ sentees: Barbara Starke, Ellen Mor¬ ris. FHA Clubs Organizations 67 VIDEO CREW Bottom Row: Willis Abernathy, Nelda Nix. Second Row: Steve No- vey, Brad Bullock, Brian Kei. Absen¬ tee: Brad Lynch - ■ V tI ? Bottom Row: Aleatha Davis, Mrs. Jones, Anthony Adams, Rodney Fields, Pamela Dunlow, Mrs. Tucker, Dwayne Parker. Second Row: James Babb, Tina Driver. 7 . ?g CHRISTMAS SAVINGS CLUB 68 Clubs Organizations CLUB EVENTS Math Science competition at St. Pauls Left: Altameeze Bonner, Ste¬ ven Skinner, Cheryl Kelly, Jeffrey Hicks, Karen Kemp. Below: Model of OAS (Organization of American States) Bottom: Meg Wilson, Elizabeth Tenney, Pam Har¬ rison, Nelda Nix, Jill Newsome, Row two: Jody Vaughan, Greg Gallimore, Preston Battle, Matt Gallimore, An¬ drew Wyatt. Above: Winners of BETA Quiz Bowl Bottom: Jody Vaughan, Willie Aber¬ nathy, Row two: Heath Brockwell, Matt Gallimore, Mrs. Bennett Left: Bobby Wrenn, County Clerk, per¬ forms a magic show for Math S¬ cience students: Front row: Karen Edwards, Vikki Goodwyn, Charlene Thomas, Theda Riggins, Steven Skinner, Standing: Jody Vaughan, Greg Gallimore, Michael Tyler, Lisa Pearson. Background Sitters: Stacy Hicks, Berdina Washington, Kelvin Miles, Ray Molden. Left: Mrs. Pugh and students who attended the FBLA Conference in Petersbury Bottom: Anita Pouncy, Charlene Thomas, Belinda Green, Row two: Reginald Davenport, Willie Abernathy, Greg Gallimore, Don Butler, Mrs. Reavis, Al Tucker, Mrs. Pugh Club Events 69 Yearbooks are saving memories of. . . 70 Sports J.V. Basketball Spring Track Cross Country Left: Dexter Cain with the “Finger Roll” while Walter Bailey waits for a rebound. Left: J.V. Basketball team Front row: Troy Boone, Matt Broadnax, Kenneth Wright, Kevin Lundy, Clifton Hicks, Curtis Harrison, Antoine Robinson. Back row: Coach Boone, Sandy Bradshaw, Virgil Hicks, Darryl Miles, Dexter Cain, Henry Hicks, Chris Woodley, Walter Bailey. Left: Spring Track: Bottom row: Joseph Mallory, Darrin Pearson, Promise Long, Maurice Webb, Darrin Harrison, Doug Chandler, David Cain, Adrian Brown. Second row: Larry Smith, Ed Pitt, Jeffery Hicks, Alex Austin, Chris Moore, Samuel Robinson, Eddie Williams, Dexter Grant, Eric Hicks. Third row: Claude Ridley, Eric Coleman, Garvey Wright, Steve Skinner, Michael Hicks, Henry Hicks, Quint McBeth, Al Tucker, Darrin Smith. Absentees: Matt Gallimore, Greg Gallimore. Left: Rock, Pitt, and Jo Rappin about their speedy relay victory. Above: Cross Country: Front row: Ray Cutchins, Karen Edwards, Cindy Weaver, Jimmy Jones, Coach Atkins. Second row: Wilis Abernathy, Greg Gallimore, Steve Novey. J.V. Basketball Spring Track Cross Country 71 SOAR GREEN ‘N’ GOLD 72 Sports Football Bottom row— Tamatha Briggs, Becky Byers, Cheryl Bailey, Meg Wilson, Cordelia Carpenter, Amber Detwiler, Charlene Thomas, Sandi Soles. Row two— Charles Howes- ton, Al Clary, Craig Jarratt, Warren Jones, Brian Kei, Steve Blanks, Da¬ vid Clarke, David St. Sing. Row three— David Lewis, Alex Stukes, Ray Cutchins, Kevin Vincent, Patrick Moore, Joe Mallory, Saul Moore, Garvey Moore. Row four— Dexter Cain, Jerry Brown, Walter Bailey, Les Zimmerman, Raymond Alston, Larry Smith, Al Tucker. Row five— Troy Boone, Promise Long, Ray¬ mond Walker, David Fleming, Eric Hicks, Willie Davenport. Row six— Coaches, Hudson, Phillips, Lee Eagles Varsity Football Opp 6 Southampton 21 0 Sussex 26 14 Franklin 22 22 Lubenburg 33 30 John Yeats 6 26 Nottoway 2 0 Randolph-Henry 17 14 Bluestone 12 6 Brunswick 13 Coach Phillips, “No Can Do” Sports Football 73 Green ’N CHEERLEADING Cheerleading is a sport that requires a great deal of hard work. It is one of the best ways of representing our school. Many people be¬ lieve its just fun and play, but it isn’t. Like any other sport, cheerleading requires phys¬ ical coordination, dedication, patience, and the ability to Right bottom row: Theda Riggins, Missy Bolton, Nancy Perkins, Shelitta Butts. Back row: Tamatha Briggs, Meg Wilson, Cordelia Carpenter, Sandi Soles, Becky Byers, Betsy Byers, Cheryl Bailey, Arnber Detwiler, Charlene Thomas. Rear center: Mrs. (Byod) Wensel. Below: Bottom row: Cheryl Bailey, Sandi Soles, Amber Detwiler, Tamatha Briggs, Back row: Becky Byers, Meg Wilson, Charlene Thomas, Betsy Byers, Cordelia Carpenter. Gold Spirit Builders communicate as a team. It demands that a person has the desire to be the best at what he or she does and has school spirit. Cheerleaders do more than just cheer to build spirit. We make up dance routines, prepare pep rallies, sell spirit ribbons, make signs, and ex¬ ecute difficult stunts. Our various jumps also add to Eagle spirit. A cheerleader’s sharpness, projection, and enthusiastic smile keep spirit flowing. After all the hard work is done, all goals are achieved. Consequently the team and the crowd get psyched up; thus, the cheerleaders begin to love what we do and have fun. —Cheryl M. Bailey Right: Tamatha shows that she ' s a real ACE. Above: The cheerleaders goofing off” at camp. Right side of the truck: Susan Lynch, Missy Bolton, Katheryn Barrett, Nichole Taper, Cheryl Bailey, Left side of the truck: Wanda Lassiter, Karen Woodley, Nancy Perkins. Tailgate: Sandi Soles, Becky Byers, Lane Harris, Amber Detwiler, Wendy Lassiter. 74 Sports Cheerleaders Right: Spirit WHO? Below: Betsy and Becky Byers return home exhausted from a week of Cheerleading Camp. L-r: Sandi Soles, Amber Detwiler, Missy Bolton, Becky Byers, Meg Wilson, Cheryl Bailey, Charlene Thomas. L-r: Cheryl Bailey, Cordelia Carpen¬ ter. Below: The cheerleaders are showing one of their many routines. Above: Kneeling — Wendy Lassiter, Barrett, Karen Woodley. Sitting on Karen Kemp. Standing — Nichole shoulders — Wanda Lassiter, Lane Taper, Susan Lynch, Katheryn Harris. Sports Cheerleaders 75 GREEN ’N GOLD LET’S GO The 1984 Eaglettes soared to their best season in eight years by capturing the South- side District regular season championship and the tourna- - ment championship. Sopho¬ more center Sharon Manning was selected as the tourna¬ ment MVP, first team All-Dis¬ trict and first team All-Region 1. Manning averaged 27.9 points and 15 rebounds per game to pace the Eaglettes. Senior Junia Mendes, who averaged 17.7 points per game, was named to first team All-District and Honorable mention All-Region 1. Junia Mendes passes the ball to teammate Vikki Goodwyn. Above: Center Sharon Manning puts up a shot over a Nottaway defender while Constance Scott looks on. Standing: Coach Doris Harrison, stance Scott, Althea Austin. Kneel- Byers, Regina Hicks. Betsy Boone, Veronica Anderson, ing: Michelle Nichols, Junia Mendes, Sharon Manning, Elsie Squire, Con- Vikki Goodwyn. Sitting: Betsy Below: 6 ' 2 center Sharon Manning sparked the Eaglettes to their first win against Brunswick in eight years. 76 Girls ' Basketball Left: Vikki Goodwyn pulls down a re- 1 bound as teammate Junia Mendes lends a helping hand. Below: Michelle Nichols fires for two as the Nottaway defender eyes the ball too late. IF ' r I Ijr Aw J v Forward Vikki Goodwyn brings the ball down the court against the Lady Bulldogs from Brunswick. VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL District Record 11-1 Overall Record 12-5 Greensville Opp. 49 Prince George 47 49 Sussex 99 47 Sussex 71 50 Franklin 65 56 Nottoway 47 83 Park View 63 80 Randolph-Henry 40 71 Bluestone 49 55 BRUNSWICK 44 57 Nottoway 40 72 Park View 54 71 Bluestone 59 87 Randolph-Henry 59 41 Brunswick 51 District Tournament 66 Nottoway 56 Finals District Tournament 53 Brunswick 49 Regionals 56 TABB 70 Coach Doris Harrison cuts the final cords of the net after Eaglettes de¬ feated Brunswick in the Southside District tournament. I Girls ' Basketball 77 GO FOR THE GOLD Front Row: Kevin Vincent, Gene Washington, Derrick Capers, Mi¬ chael Person, Edward Andrews, Roderick Woodard. Back Row: Ed¬ die Williams, Quint McBeth, Larry Smith, Craig Jarratt, Tony King, Ke¬ vin Harris, Steve Blanks, and Coach Atkins. Edward is going for the gold. Left: I got it! I got it! Below: Hey! It’s my ball! Left: Where’s the Sampsonite Lug¬ gage, O. J. Sports Boys’ Basketball 79 Above: Better luck next time, Craig. Left: Not this time, Bud. BASEBALL Right: Craig Jarratt Pitches the ball. Bottom row: Les Zimmerman, Charles Howerton, Michael Allen, Steve Novey, Ray Cutchins, Preston Battle, Craig Jarratt. Second row: Brian Kei, Brian Clarke, Al Clary, Michael Babb, Brad Lynch, Saul Moore, David Powell, David Clarke. Third row: Ray Bayse, Len Pope, Willie House, Benjie Ligon, Brian Gibson, Tim Gainey, Chris Webb. Fourth row: Reginald Davenport, Rochell Gleason — trainer, Anthony Gay, Mr. Hudson — coach, Troy Boone, Shariva Robertson. 80 Baseball SOFTBALL Bottom row: Becky Byers, Karen Short, Amy Moss, Regina Hicks, Cordelia Carpenter, Angie Jarratt, Betsy Byers, Second row: Miss Harrison, Vickie Goodwyn, Meg Wilson, Jill Newsome, Sharon Manning, Veronica Anderson, Lynn Thompson, Daphine Taylor. Left: Coach Harrison gathers her team, you better shape-up or we’ll ship you out’’. Below: Meg Wilson pitching, blink and you’ll miss it! Left: Jill Newsome preparing to hit the ball. SOFTBALL 1985 EAGLETTES Opponent 6 Franklin 4 4 Sussex 10 6 Southampton 7 31 Park View 6 2 Sussex 4 9 Randolph-Henry 22 12 Bluestone 9 9 Brunswick 6 18 Nottoway 6 8 Park View 5 3 Randolph-Henry 5 11 Bluesto ne 12 7 Brunswick 6 10 Nottoway 1 8 Brunswick 9 District Record: Regular Season 7-3 Tourney 1-1 Overall Record: 9-7 Finished Second in Southside District Becky Byers, WOW! did you see that? 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Mrs. Abraham Walton Mrs. Vicky Boyd Wensel Mrs. Angela Wilson Miss Elva Wright Mrs. Rachel Young 89 —A— Abernathy, Willis (12) pg. 21,61,62, 63, 64, 65, 68, 71 Academics pg. 48-59 Acree, Darlene (11) pg. 30 Adams, Amos (11) pg. 55, 63, 65 Adams, Anthony (10) pg. 36, 68 Adams, Calvin (11) pg. 30 Adams, Jacquelyn (12) pg. 21 Adams, James (12) pg. 21, 14 Administration pg. 44, 45 Advertisers pg. 83, 84, 85, 86, 87, 88 Allen, Barry (12) pg. 21 Allen, David (11) pg. 30, 33 Allen, Della (11) pg. 30 Allen, Edward (12) pg. 21 Allen, Eugene (10) pg. 36 Allen, Frances (11) pg. 30, 35 Allen, Leaman (Staff) Allen, Michael L. (11) pg. 30, 80 Allen, Michael (10) pg. 36, 66 Allen, Rose (Fac) pg. 46, 50 Allen, Renee (11) pg. 35, 63 Alston, Alex (10) pg. 36, 66 Alston, Althea (12) pg. 15, 21, 73, 76 Alston, Raymond (11) pg. 30, 72 Anderson, Raymond (11) pg. 66 Anderson, Stanley (10) pg. 36 Anderson, Veronica (11) pg. 30, 76, 58, 81 Andrews, Dorothy (Staff) pg. 45 Andrews, Edward (12) pg. 21, 38, 39, 61 Andrews, Ted (11) Annual Staff pg. 96 Araway, Melissa (11) pg. 7, 30, 49, 61, 63 Arrington, Regina (10) pg. 36 Art pg. 56 Atkins, Henry (Fac) pg. 38, 71 Atkins, Zenobia (11) pg- 49 Austin, Althea (12) 21, 76 Avent, Vanessa (11) pg. 21, 59, 66 —B— Babb, James (10) pg. 16, 36, 54, 68 Babb, Michael (11) pg. 35, 59, 80 Bailey, Cheryl (10) pg. 4, 5, 17, 36, 61,65, 72, 74, 75 Bailey, Clifton (12) pg. 21 Bailey, Sheila (10) pg. 42 Bailey, Walter (10) 36, 67, 71, 72 BALFOUR G.G. COMPANY pg. 87 Band pg. 10, 56 Banks, Alease (Staff) Banks, Calvin (11) pg. 21 Banks, Denise (11) pg. 30 Banks, Donald (10) Banks, Linda (12) pg. 21 Banks, Lisa (10) Banks, Melvin (10) Banks, Rufus (10) Barner, Carolyn (Staff) Barner, Jeffrey (10) pg. 36, 67 Barnes, Beth (12) pg. 4, 5, 10, 12, 21, 27, 29, 49 Barnes, Randall (11) pg. 30 BARRETT, C. BUTLER pg. 89 Barrett, Kathryn (10) pg. 5, 36, 64, 65, 74, 75 Baseball pg. 81 Basketball (Boys) pg. 71 Basketball (Girls) pg. 16, 76, 77 Bass, Charles (Fac) pg. 46, 59 Battle, Preston (12) pg. 21, 61, 77, 80 Beaman, Ella (Fac) pg. 46, 53 Belmonte, Betty (Fac) pg. 57 BETA Club pg. 89 Bell, Anita (10) pg. 42 BENNETT, DORIS (Fac) pg. 46, 49, 89, 96 Black, Robert (12) 5, 12, 21, 61, 62 Blanks, Steve (12) pg. 21, 38, 50, 72 BLOOM BROTHERS pg. 88 BLYTHE, VIRGINIA (Staff) pg. 45, 89 Boles, Mark (10) pg. 36, 43 Bolton, Missy (11) pg. 30, 74, 75 Boney, Alease (10) Boney, Linda (10) Boney, Thomas (10) pg. 35 Bonner, Altameeze (10) pg. 36, 55 Bonner, Ernest (11) pg. 21 Bookman, Gary (12) pg. 21, 66, 67 Boone, Betsy (10) pg. 15, 76 Boone, George (Fac) pg. 46, 66, 58, 71 Bowman, Stephen (Fac) pg. 46, 59, 66 BOYD, VICKY (Fac) pg. 5, 46, 51, 74 BRADLEY HOUSE pg. 87 Brewer, Darlene (10) pg. 36, 54 Brewer, Marquette (10) Briggs, Tamatha (12) 9, 14, 22, 27, 29, 63, 65, 72, 74 Broadnax, Joyce (11) Brockwell, Heath (12) pg. 5, 12, 14, 21,29, 61,62, 64, 65 Broussard, Shawn (11) pg. 30, 61 BROWN, ELMA (Fac) pg. 46, 53, 89 Brown, Jerry (10) pg. 36, 58, 67, 72 Brown, Joan (12) pg. 22 Brown, Joe (10) Brown, Kelly (10) pg. 65 Brown, Sharon (11) pg. 30, 59, 66, 68 Brown, Tamara (12) pg. 22 Brown, Thomas (10) Brown, Toni (10) pg. 36 Brown, William (12) pg. 22 Bryant, Paulus (12) Bullock, Brad (11) pg. 12, 61, 68 Butler, Don (12) pg. 22, 49, 61, 63, 64 Business Classes pg. 49 Butts, Sharon (10) pg. 36 Butts, Shelitta (10) pg. 4, 10, 27, 46, 61, 74 Byers, Becky (10) pg. 17, 36, 72, 74, 75, 81 Byers, Betsy (10) pg. 11,15, 36, 37, 50, 74, 75, 76, 81 —c— Cain, Antoinette (10) pg. 17, 36 Cain, Barbara (12) pg. 22 Cain, David (10) pg. 36, 51, 66, 71 Cain, Dexter (10) pg. 36, 71, 72 Cain, Sheila (12) pg. 14, 22 Cain, Stanford (10) CAIN’S BARBER SHOP pg. 85 Cannon, Amy (11) pg. 30, 66 Capers, Derrick (11) pg. 30, 78 Carpenter, Cordelia (10) pg. 10, 36, 37, 65, 72, 74, 75, 81 Carpenter, Floyd (10) pg. 36, 67 Carpenter, Rodney (12) pg. 22 Chambers, Mary (Fac) pg. 46, 54 Chambliss, Dorothy (10) Chambliss, Janetta (10) pg. 22 Chandler, Doug (10) pg. 36, 61, 71 Chandler, Pamela (12) pg. 8, 22, 55, 61, 65 Chandler, Patricia (12) pg. 22, 61, 65 Chatman, Vanessa (10) pg. 42 Cheerleaders pg. 74 Choi, Ruth (11) pg. 30 Cifers, Melody (11) pg. 30, 63, 65 CITY AUTO SUPPLY pg. 88 Clark, Angela (12) pg. 22 Clark, Brian (11) pg. 11, 30, 53, 80 Clark, Kalvin (11) pg. 22, 66 Clarke, David (10) pg. 36, 66, 72, 80 Clary, Al (10) pg. 30, 58, 72, 80 Classes pg. 48-59 Clay, Charles (11) Clements, Keith (10) Clubs pg. 60-69 Co-Ed-Hi-Y Pg. 62 Colophon pg. 96 Cooke, Leonard (10) pg. 24 Cooke, Walter (10) pg. 22, 66 Colby, James (Fac) Pg. 46, 50 Collins, JoAnn (Fac) pg. 46, 47, 49, 63 COLLINS, KAREN (Fac) pg. 46, 55, 67, 89 Cousins, Ulyssa (11) Cree, Heather (10) pg. 36 Crowder, Lorenzo (10) pg. 36 Curry, Elva (12) pg. 22, 41, 55 Cutchins, Ray (12) pg. 22, 64, 72, 80 —D— Daniels, Melissa (ii) pg 30 Davenport, Reginald (11) pg. 7, 30, 61 Davenport, Willie (11) pg. 30, 67, 72, 80 Davis, Arletha (10) pg. 36, 68 Davis, Cheryl (12) pg. 9, 22, 25, 38 Davis, Cynthia (10) pg. 42, 64 Davis, Doreatha (10) pg. 37 Davis, George (10) pg. 58 Davis, Judy (12) pg. 28, 62 Davis, Katrina (12) pg. 22, 66 Davis, Larry (10) pg. 37 Davis, Lillie (10) Davis, Martin (10) pg. 42 Davis, Troy (12) DAY, RONALD pg. 5, 89 Delbridge, Audra (12) pg. 23, 67 Delbridge, Cheryl (10) pg. 61 Detwiler, Amber (10) pg. 34, 42, 50, 72, 74, 75, 95 DeVane, Deborah (11) pg. 35 Diefert, Ronald (12) pg. 23, 61 MR. MRS. JAMES DOUGERT(Fac) pg.46,56,89 Dougert, Debra (Fac) pg. 46 DOWELL PONTIAC pg. 86 Doyle, Donny (12) pg. 4, 5, 12, 23, 62 Doyle, Lisa (11) pg. 30, 55 Drewry, Willie Mae (10) pg. 37, 42 Driver, Tina (10) pg. 37, 68 Dunlow, Clinton (11) pg. 31, 53 Dunlow, Pam (11) pg. 37, 54, 61, 68 Dunlow, Tammie (10) pg. 37, 61, 68 Dunn, Donnette (11) pg. 63 90 Index V ♦ V � i paw 27 r in %trcci Zmy or f VA Z?MJ I Ann ft Woedruff owner f v ♦ ♦ -v” ♦ v • -v« -v � ' • $ Peebles You’ll like the way we feel Fashions for the Entire Family 308 South Main Street Emporia, Virginia 23847 634-2818 —E— EAPEN, GEORGE M.D. pg. 89 Easter, Kevin (10) pg. 23 Easter, Rhonda (10) pg. 37 Easter, Shelton (Fac) pg. 46, 58 Edson, Bobby (10) pg. 37, 40, 61, 66 Edson, Richard pg. 37, 40, 66 Edwards, Karen (12) pg. 24, 31, 63, 71 Edwards, Marjorie (10) Edwards, Priscilla (12) pg. 23 EMILIANI, DR. NICHOLAS A. pg. 89 EMPORIA-GREENSVILLE FEEDMILL pg. 88 EMPORIA FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN pg. 94 EMPORIA FOUNDRY pg. 88 EMPORIA OFFICE SUPPLY pg. 83 EMPORIA SASH DOOR pg. 94 English Classes pg. 50 Epps, Delphine (12) pg. 23 Epps, Isabel (12) pg. 23, 61, 62, 67 Evans, Calvin (10) pg. 37 Evans, Karen (10) pg. 37 Everett, Febbie (10) pg. 36, 37, 61 Ezell, Missy (10) pg. 37 —F— Faculty pg. 46, 47 Fajna, Larry (10) Felton, Sheila (11) pg. 31 Ferguson, David (Fac) pg. 46, 59, 66 Ferguson, Jill (11) pg. 35, 56, 63 Ferguson, Michelle (10) pg. 37 FFA pg. 67 FHA pg. 67 FIELDS, STEPHEN (Fac) pg. 46, 89 Fields, Robert (10) Fields, Rodney (10) pg. 37, 54, 68 Finnell, Garrity (10) pg. 66 Fitchett, Joe (11) pg. 66 Flanagan, Kimberly (10) pg. 37 Fleming, David (10) pg. 72 Fleming, Joe (11) pg. 31,35 Fleming, Portland (11) pg. 31,55 Flood, Brian (10) pg. 37, 63, 64 Flood, Richard (10) pg. 37, 63, 66 Football pg. 73 Floyd, James (10) pg. 37, 54 Floyd, Thomas (10) Forbes, Jerry (12) pg. 23 Ford, Isabelle (11) pg. 21 Foreign Language Classes pg. 55 Foreign Language Club pg. 55, 89 Forensics Club pg. 65 Foster, David (10) pg. 37 Foster, Denise (12) pg. 22, 23, 55 Foster, Leah (10) pg. 37 Franca, Christina (12) pg. 28 French, Alicia (Staff) Pg. 45 Future Business Leaders of America pg. 63 Future Farmers of America pg. 67 Future Homemakers of America pg. 67 —G— Gainey, Timothy (11) pg. 31, 64, 80 Gallimore, Greg (12) pg. 23, 50, 63, 64, 71 Gallimore, Matt (11) pg. 31,50, 61,62, 63, 64, 65, 71 Garrett, Mona (11) pg. 23 Gay, Gail (11) Gay, Matthew (10) Gay, Timmy (12) pg. 23 Gaynor, Roy (10) pg. 37 GENE-WINSTEAD FLORISTS pg. 88 GEORGIA PACIFIC pg. 84 Gibson, Brian (10) pg. 50, 80 Gibson, Lillian (11) pg. 16, 31, 61 Gillam, Martha (12) pg. 23, 50, 55, 65 Gillus, Bradford (10) pg. 42 Gillus, Michelle (11) pg. 31 Gleason, Michele (11) pg. 31 Gleason, Rochelle (10) pg. 37, 38, 80 GOODE, ELLA (Fac) pg. 46, 54, 89 Goodwyn, Charles (11) pg. 35, 36 GOODWYN, CLEO (Fac) pg. 46, 89 Goodwyn, Vikki (11) pg. 11, 15, 31,32, 61,63, 76, 77, 81 ell8 Goosby, Jimmie (10) Goosby, Valerie (11) pg. 31 Gordon, Brenda (12) pg. 23, 24 Gordon, Carole (11) pg. 23 Graduation pg. 14 Grant, Dexter (10) pg. 37, 66, 71 Grant, Russell (12) pg. 37, 51 Gray, Vanessa (10) pg. 37 Green, Anthony G. (10) pg. 42 Green, Anthony C. (11) Green, Delora (10) pg. 42, 65 Green, Edith (10) pg. 37 Green, Melinda (10) pg. 37, 62, 63, 64 Green, Vanessa (12) pg. 23, 54 Green, Michael (11) pg. 35 Green, Courtney (10) GREENSVILLE DRUG Pg, 16, 87 Gregory, Virginia (10) GRIZZARD AUTO pg. 85 Grizzard, Carol (12) pg. 23 Grizzard, Jillian (10) pg. 37, 43 Grizzard, Ronnie (Fac) pg. 46 Grizzard, Timmy (10) pg. 37 Grizzard, Tammy (11) —H— Hall, John (Staff) pg. 44 Hallenback, James (11) HAMLIN, SUSAN pg. 89, 96 Harding, Doug (10) pg. 37, 43, 64, 65 Hardy, Angela (10) pg. 31 Hardy, Melodie (11) pg. 31 HARRELL’S TAXIDERMY pg. 85 Harris, Angela (11) pg. 31 Harris, Cortina (11) pg. 23 Harris, Harold (11) pg. 24 HARRIS HARDWARE pg. 88 Harris, Joann (10) Harris, Kevin (12) pg. 24, 38, 72 Harris, Lane (9) pg. 75 Harrison, Anthony (11) pg. 31 Harrison, Clifton (11) pg. 31 Harrison, Darrin (10) pg. 22, 38, 71 Harrison, Doris (Fac) pg. 15, 46, 77, 81 Harrison, Pamela (11) pg. 5, 31, 34, 50, 61, 64 Harrison, Timothy (10) pg. 38, 66, 68 Harrison, Timothy (12) pg. 66 Harrison, William (12) pg. 14 Harris, Vanessa (10) pg. 37 Harvell, Lisa (12) pg. 1, 9, 11, 24, 25, 29, 61 Harvey, Keith (11) pg. 31 Hawkins, John (10) pg. 38 Hawkins, Brenda (10) Hawkins, Sharita (10) pg. 38 Hawthorne, Sharita (10) Hawthorne, Lloyd (10) Hayes, Sara (10) Headley, Jeff (11) pg. 5, 31, 50, 64 HEILEG-MEYER pg. 83 Index 91 HENCO pg. 87 Hicks, Andre (10) pg. 38, 67 Hicks, Antoinette (11) pg. 24 Hicks, Cornelius (10) pg. 67 Hicks, Clifton (10) pg. 38, 51, 55, 67, 71 Hicks, Darnell (10) pg. 38, 58, 66 Hicks, Dwayne (12) pg. 24 Hicks, Eric (10) pg. 38, 71, 72 Hicks, Jeffrey (10) pg. 38, 56, 63, 64, 71 Hicks, Johnette (10) pg. 38 Hicks, Michael (10) pg. 38, 71 Hicks, Randy (11) pg. 24 Hicks, Randall (12) pg. 66 Hicks, Raynette (11) Hicks, Regina (11) pg. 31, 76, 81 Hicks, Sheila (11) pg. 31 Hicks, Shirley (11) pg. 24 Hicks, Stacy (11) pg. 31, 61, 63 Hicks, Vicki (11) pg. 31, 65 Hicks, Virgil (10) pg. 42, 71 Hicks Wayne (10) pg. 32 High, Wanda (12) pg. 24, 25, 55, 62 Hill, Carmela (11) pg. 10, 32, 55, 61, 65 Hill, Wallace (11) pg. 32, 63 Hines, Amanda (12) pg. 24 Hines, Edwardo (11) pg. 32, 33 Hines, Gary (12) pg. 24 Hobbs, Winfrey (11) pg. 32 THE HOBBY BARN pg. 91 Holmes, Amanda (12) pg. 14 Holmes, Angelica (11) pg. 32 Holmes, Thelma (Fac) pg. 46 Home Economics Classes pg. 55 Homecoming pg. 8, 9, 10, 11 Hospital pg. 57 House, Audrey (11) pg. 24 Howerton, Charles (12) pg. 24, 59, 72, 80 Hudson, Robert (Fac) pg. 46, 72, 80 Hurdle, Cyrus (11) pg. 66 HUX, BARBARA (Fac) pg. 46, 89 ICT p. 59 INDEPENDENT MESSENGER pg. 89, 96 Jackson, Carnell (10) pg. 38 Jackson, Paula (10) pg. 38, 61, 63, 64 Jackson, Quinton (10) pg. 38 Jarratt, Angela (10) pg. 38, 56, 81 Jarratt, April (11) pg. 38 Jarratt, Carlton (10) pg. 38, 51, 61 Jarratt, Craig (11) pg. 7, 32, 38, 39, 66, 72, 80 Jarratt, Elizabeth (10) pg. 38 Jarratt, Melanie (11) pg. 9, 32, 65 Jarratt, Robin (10) pg. 4, 5, 10, 38, 50, 56, 64 Jarratt, Stuart (11) Jarratt, William (12) pg. 24 Jefferson, Maxine (10) JOHNS, CAUDILL (Fac) pg. 47, 54 JOHNS, REV. MRS. ROBERT pg. 89 Johnson, Beth (12) pg. 4, 5, 10, 12, 24, 62 Johnson, Brutus (10) pg. 38 Johnson, Ginger (11) pg. 35, 56 Johnson, Michael (10) pg. 38, 66 Johnson, Tina (10) pg. 38, 66 Jones, Bridgett (12) Jones, Cynthia (12) pg. 24, 62 Jones, Janice (Fac) pg. 47, 68 Jones, Juyita (10) Jones, Linda (11) pg. 24 Jones, Melissa A. (10) pg. 38 Jones, Melissa B. (10) pg. 58 Jones, Melissa D. (10) pg. 38 Jones, Patrick (10) pg. 66 JONES, PEGGY (Fac) pg. 47, 68, 89 Jones, Robin (12) pg. 24, 62, 63 Jones, Ruby (Staff) pg. 45 Jones, Tammy (11) pg. 6, 32 Jones, Theresa (11) Jones, Thomas (10) pg. 38, 92 Jones, Valerie (10) Jones, Vicki (10) pg. 38 Jones, Warren (12) pg. 7, 21, 24, 26, 63, 72 Jordon, Darrell (11) pg. 66 Jordan, Julia (Fac) pg. 4, 5, 10, 47, 50 Jordan, Maudette (11) pg. 32, 35 Jordan, Tamico (11) pg. 32 Jordan, William (10) July, Evan (10) pg. 66, 68 Juniors pg. 30, 31, 32, 33, 34 —K— Kee, Theresa (11) pg. 32 Kei, Brian (10) pg. 7, 38, 61, 68, 72, 80 Keintz, Frank (Fac) pg. 47 Kelly, Cheryl (11) pg. 24 Kemp, Karen (10) pg. 38, 75 Kendall, Diane pg. 44 “It’s sometimes hard to understand Why these things have to be Our sad hearts seek the answer But it’s not for us to see, We can only trust in God And know that in some way It’s all a part of His great plan We’ll understand some day.” THOMAS JONES May 27, 1968 June 19, 1985 92 Index Kindred, Anthony (10) pg. 38, 66 Kindred, Jerry (11) pg. 35, 59 King, Tony (12) pg. 22, 25, 27, 38 King, Wendy (11) pg. 32, 56, 58 King, William (11) pg. 35, 67 KISER, J. ROGER, D.D.S. pg. 89 Kitchen, Anthony (10) Kitchen, Owen (10) pg. 38, 67 Kitchen, Wade (10) pg. 38, 67 Klugel, Dottie (11) Lane, Sumedise (10) pg. 38 LANKFORD INSURANCE, E.V. pg. 88 Lassiter, Wanda (9) pg. 75 Lassiter, Wendy (10) pg. 39, 61, 65, 74, 75 LEE, MR. MRS. CURTIS pg. 89 LEE, CURTIS (Fac) pg. 47, 72 Lee, Eartha (10) pg. 34 Lee, Kendall (10) LEE, MARGARET pg. 89 Lee, Mary (10) Lee, Willie (10) pg. 66, 67, 68 LEE’S JEWELERS pg. 88 Lensey, Rufus (11) pg. 32 Lewis, David (11) pg. 32, 72 Lewis, Shardell (11) pg. 25, 61 Library pg. 55 Ligon, Benjie (10) pg. 58, 80 Little, Ms. pg. 17 Long, Promise (11) pg. 32, 71, 72 Loughlin, John (10) pg. 39, 45 Lucas, Anthony (10) pg. 39 Lucas, Jean (10) pg. 34, 39 Lucy, Robin (11) pg. 7, 32 Lundy, James (12) pg. 25, 38, 59 Lundy, Kevin (10) pg. 39, 51, 61, 71 Lynch, Clawford (Staff) Lynch, Brad (11) pg. 32, 68, 80 Lynch, Elizabeth (12) pg. 16, 25 Lynch, Susan (10) pg. 39, 61, 74, 75, 96 Lynch, Marie (12) pg. 16, 25 Lynch, Tammy (10) pg. 39 —M— Mabrey, Troy (10) Magee, Jesse (11) Magnan, Sunny (Fac) pg. 47 Mallory, Joseph (11) pg. 25, 71, 72 Malone, Miranda (10) pg. 39, 65 Mangrum, Andrew (10) pg. 39 Mangrum, Cecelia (11) pg. 25, 32 Mangrum, Lisa (11) pg. 25 Manning, Keith (11) pg. 32 Manning, Sharon (10) pg. 7,15, 16, 38, 39, 65, 76, 81 Manning, Timmy (10) Manning, Wanda (12) pg. 17, 21, 25, 61, 62, 67 Manson, Virginia (Fac) pg. 47, 56 Marcoe, Beth (10) pg. 42, 96 Marsh, Sherrie (11) pg. 32 Martin, Lelia (12) pg. 25, 66 MARTIN, MARTHA (Fac) pg. 7, 47, 89 Maryland, Wendy (10) Mason, Alonzo (12) pg. 25 Mason, Donald (10) Mason, Elton (10) pg. 66 Mason, James (Fac) pg. 47, 58 Mason, Sherman (11) pg. 32 Mason, Tracey (11) Math classes pg. 51 Math-Science Club pg. 63 Mayes, Shirldene (11) pg. 35, 51, 61 Mays, Michelle (10) pg. 35 McBeth, Bridgette (11) pg. 32 McBeth, Michelle (11) pg. 39 McBeth, Nicole (11) pg. 33, 62 McBeth, Quinton (12) pg. 9,17, 21,24, 25, 33, 38, 71 McFarland, Troy (11) pg. 33, 66 Mendes, Junia (12) pg. 15, 16, 28, 76, 77 Meier, Harvey (10) Messer, Michelle (12) pg. 16 Miles, Darrell (10) pg. 71 Miles, Kevin (11) pg. 33 Miles, Ethel (Staff) pg. 45 Miles, Pam (10) pg. 39 Miller, Victor (10) Mills, Phyllis (Staff) pg. 45 Mini-Magazine pg. 15, 16, 17, 18, 19 Mitchell, Kenneth (11) pg. 33, 66 Mitchell, Susan (11) pg. 33 Molden, Ray (11) pg. 24, 33, 56 MONTE’S FLOWERS pg. 83 Moody, Gwen (11) pg. 25 Moody, Toriano (10) Moody, Yolanda (12) pg. 25, 61 Moon, Lilah (10) pg. 39 Moore, Brad (11) pg. 33, 59 Moore, Charles (10) pg. 50 Moore, Christopher (10) pg. 71 Moore, Crystal (10) Moore, Dwayne (11) pg. 33 Moore, Gwen (Fac) pg. 47 Moore, Garvey (10) pg. 72 Moore, Karen (10) pg. 29, 39 Moore, Patrick (10) pg. 39 Moore, Randy (10) pg. 39, 56 Moore, Robert (12) pg. 25, 61, 63 Moore, Saul (11) pg. 33, 35, 72, 80 Moore, Tonya (11) pg. 25 Morgan, Cornelius (10) pg. 39, 66 Morgan, Dexter (10) pg. 39, 66 Morris, Ellen (10) pg. 39, 67 Mosley, Cynthia (12) pg. 25 Moss, Beverly (10) Moss, Ronnie (12) pg. 14 Murrell, Virginia (10) pg. 39 Myrick, Agnes (12) pg. 25, 66 —N— NEAL, HAROLD J. DR. pg. 89 Newsome, Donald (10) Newsome, Jill (12) pg. 4, 9, 22, 24, 25, 29, 61,62, 64, 81 Newsome, Mary (10) pg. 39 Newsome, Tammy (11) pg. 33 Nichols, Michelle (10) pg. 7, 15, 16, 39, 76, 77 Nicholson, Ella (12) pg. 26, 61 Nicholson, Peggy (12) pg. 26, 55, 61 Nix, Claretta (11) pg. 4, 10, 33, 65 Nix, Nelda (12) pg. 4,10,14, 26, 29, 34, 44, 45, 61, 62, 64, 65, 68 Novey, Steve (11) pg. 33, 61, 65, 68, 71, 80 Nylander, Elaine (Fac) pg. 47 —o— OAS pg. 64 Obie, James (12) pg. 26, 73 Obie, Joseph (11) pg. 7, 33, 66, 72 O’DONNELL, JAMES (Fac) pg. 43, 47, 55, 64, 89 Ogburn, Edward (12) Ogburn, Willie (10) pg. 47 O ' Hara, Timothy (Sean) (10) pg. 39, 43, 61,62, 64 Organizations of American States Owen, Kay (Fac) pg. 17 Owens, Amy (12) pg. 26 Owens, Frederick (10) pg. 39 Owens, Reco (11) pg. 26, 33, 66 —P— Pair, Ekatrina (10) pg. 39, 50, 61, 62, 64 Pair, Lynnette (12) pg. 17, 26, 55, 62, 63 Parker, Claude (10) Parker, Dwayne (10) pg. 39, 68 Parker, Elbert (10) Parker, Leroy (12) pg. 39, 66, 68 Parker, Sharon (11) pg. 33 Parker, Tonya (10) Parks, Joseph (10) Patrons pg. 89 PE. pg. 56 Pearson, Darren (10) pg. 53, 55, 71 Pearson, Doris (Staff) Pearson, Lisa (11) pg. 26, 33 Pearson, Sandra (11) pg. 26 Pearson, Marcus (10) pg. 39 Peebles, Andrew (10) pg. 39, 51 Peebles, Frankie (11) pg. 33 Peebles, Govie (10) Peebles, James (10) pg. 39 Peebles, Mable (12) pb. 26 Peebles, Michael (11) PEEBLES pg. 91 Penn, Terry (10) Perkins, Nancy (11) pg. 74 Person, Annette (10) Person, Arnette (10) Person, Bertha (Staff) pg. 45 Person, Melissa (10) pg. 38, 42 Person, Michael (12) pg. 38 Person, Vivian (10) pg. 39 Person, Wesley (11) pg. 58, 66 Phillips, Angelina (10) pg. 40 Phillips, Lane (10) pg. 66 Phillips, Freddie (10) pg. 67 Phillips, George (Joe Ed) (Fac) pg. 44, 72 Phillips, Jimmy (10) Phillips, Linda (11) Phillips, Roger (11) pg. 33 Phipps, Tersa (10) pg. 40 Physical Education classes pg. 56 Pierce, Amy (10) Pigford, Sharon (10) pg. 40, 61 Pitt, Edward (10) pg. 71 Pitt, Kenneth (11) pg, 58, 66 Pitt, Leroy (12) pg. 14 Pitt, Teresa (10) Plays pg. 4, 5 Plate, Patricia (12) pg. 28 Poarch, Angela (11) pg. 33 Pope, Bernice (10) pg. 40, 49, 54 Pouncy, Anita (10) pg. 40 Povar, Donna (Fac) pg. 47, 55 Index 93 Powell, Adrienne (10) pg. 40 Powell, Brian (11) pg. 26, 34, 66 Powell, Charita (12) pg. 26 Powell, David (11) pg. 33, 66, 80 Powell, Deborah (11) pg. 33 Powell, Deborah J. (11) pg. 33 Powell, Ernest (12) Powell, Edwin (Craig) (11) pg. 33, 59 Powell, Janet (Fac) pg. 47, 56 Powell, Michelle (10) pg. 36, 40, 61, 64, 65 Powell, Sharon (12) pg. 26, 62, 67 Presson, Sherri (10) pg. 40, 41 Price, Anna (Fac) pg. 16, 47 PRICE-SQUIRE CLINIC pg. 88 Prom pg. 12, 13 Pugh, Ella (Fac) pg. 7, 47, 49, 63 Pugh, George (11) pg. 10, 34, 63 —R— Rae, Gary (10) RAE’S TV pg. 83 Rawlings, David (10) pg. 40, 66 Rawlings, Wayne (Staff) REAVIS, RUTH (Fac) pg. 47, 49, 89 RHOADS, BONNIE (Fac) pg. 47, 53, 89 Rice, Terry (11) pg. 34, 64 Richardson, Ann (10) Richardson, Gardner (11) pg. 35 Richardson, Kim (11) pg, 16, 40, 54 Richardson, Stephen (12) pg. 66 Ricks, Norman (12) pg. 11, 21, 26, 61, 62, 63, 66 Riggins, Theda (11) pg. 61, 74 Roach, Debbie (Fpc) Pg. 47, 51 Roberts, Carolyn (10) pg. 40, 61, 63, 64 Roberts, David (10) pg. 4, 5, 10, 13, 40, 56, 64 Robinson, Antione (10) pg. 40, 71 Robinson, Lucille (Fac) pg. 47, 55 Robinson, Samantha (10) pg. 40, 64 Robinson, Stevie (10) pg. 40 Rockefeller, David (10) Rodgers, Harold (10) pg. 40, 61 Rodgers, Lesley (10) pg. 34 Rodgester, David (10) pg. 40 Rodgester, Kim (10) pg. 40, 65 Rook, Charlie (10) pg. 58, 66 Rook, Felicia (10) pg. 40, 54 Rook, Walter (10) pg. 66 Rook, Veronica (11) pg. 26, 67 Rose, Barbara (10) pg. 40, 54 Rose, Robert (12) pg. 26, 66 Ross, Marion (10) pg. 40, 61, 64 Rowles, Angela (12) pg. 26, 66 Royal, Thomas (11) pg. 38 Ruggs, Rhoda (12) pg. 14 Rumley, Lee (12) pg. 34, 66 Rush, Laura (10) pg. 40 Russell, Juanita (Fac) pg. 47, 55 —s— SADLERS pg. 85 Sasser, Nancy (10) pg. 40 Sawyers, Charles (10) pg. 42, 43 Sawyers, Sophia (11) pg. 7, 35 SCA pg. 61 Science Classes pg. 53 Science Fair Science Math Club pg. 63 Scott, Constance (9) pg. 15, 76 SCOTT, LOUISE (Fac) pg. 47, 50, 55, 89 Scott, Pamela (10) pg. 35, 64 SETJI P., DR. pg. 89 Shearin, Lisa (11) pg. 34, 63 Seniors pg. 21 SHARRETT, MR. MRS. W. ALLEN pg. 89 Shelton, Dianne (10) pg. 40 Short, Karen (11) pg. 4, 5, 21, 26, 81 Siddiqui, Rasheed (10) pg. 13, 40, 50, 61,62, 64, 65 Simmons, Bruce (10) Simms, Joey (11) pg. 8, 34 Skinner, Steve (11) pg. 34, 50, 61,62, 63,71,89 96 Sloan, Lisa (10) pg. 40 Sloan, Michael (10) pg. 40, 56 Smith, Ann (10) pg. 41 Smith, Darrin (10) pg. 71, 72 Smith, Darlene (10) pg. 40 Smith, Gerald (10) pg. 66, 67 Smith, Kimberly (10) pg. 40 Smith, Larry (11) pg. 7, 33, 34, 38, 71, 72 Smith, Michele (10) Smith, Mynecia (10) Smith, Pamela (10) Smith, Rhonda (10) pg. 40 Smith, Shirley (11) pg. 34, 64, 65 Smith, Sterling (Fac) Smith, Troy (11) Smith, Wendell (10) pg. 40 Social Studies Classes pg. 52 Social Studies Club pg. 62 Softball pg. 21 Soles, Brian (10) 4, 5, 40, 50, 64, 65 Soles, Sandi (11) pg. 4, 16, 34, 61, 72, 74, 75 Congratulations to the Class of ’85 EMPORIA FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION ESTABLISHED 1927 - EMPORIA - 634-9401 SASH DOOR BUILDING SUPPLY, INC. Lumber — Millwork — Hardware Where Quality Counts!” 202 Carroll St. Emporia Phone 634-2067 or 634-2635 I . 94 Index Sophomores pg. 36, 37, 38, 39. 40, 41, 42 SOUTH THEATER pg. 85 SOUTHERN STATES pg. 83 Southside Sun pg. 96 Spates, Angela (10) pg. 41, 64, 65 Spates, Bernie (10) pg. 41 Spates, Jesse (10) pg. 41 Special Education pg. 54 Speller, Paula (10) pg. 41, 64 Sports pg. 70-81 Spruill, Frankie (12) pg. 42 Squire, Elsie (11) pg. 4, 34, 76 Stainback, Amy (11) pg. 34, 76 Stainback, Kendra (12) pg. 27 Starke, Barbara (10) pg. 41, 67 Stephens, Cheryl (11) Stewart, James (10) pg. 41, 66 Strickler, Kristen (10) pg. 41, 42 St. Sing, David (11) pg. 7, 8, 34, 61, 72 Student Council Association pg. 61 Student Life pg. 6-19 Stukes, Alexander (11) pg. 35, 66, 72 Stukes, Reginald (10) pg. 41, 51, 66 Stukes, Stevie (10) pg. 66 Sturt, Michael (11) pg. 34 STYLE CONNECTION pg. 85 Sutherland, Jerri (12) pg. 27 Sutton, Donna (12) pg. 27 S. W. SERVICE CENTER pg. 83 Swenson, Jeffrey (11) pg. 34, 56 Sydnor, James (Fac) pg. 47, 54 Sykes, Leroy (10) pg. 41 Sykes, Lisa (10) pg. 41, 61 Sykes, Monica (10) Sykes, Tony (11) pg. 34 —T— Tant, James (10) Taper, Lisa (12) pg. 27, 61 Taper, Nichole (9) pg. 75 Taylor, Daphine (10) pg. 41, 43, 81 Taylor, Jimmy (12) pg. 27, 66 Taylor, Sara (10) pg. 41 Taylor, Thomas (10) pg. 41, 66 Tenney, Elizabeth (12 ) pg. 27, 61, 62, 64 Terry, Melinda (11) pg. 34, 64 Thomas, Charlene (11) pg. 34, 61, 63, 72, 74, Thomas, Pamela (11) pg. 27, 29 Thomas, Santee (Fac) pg. 47 Thomas, Veronica (10) pg. 15, 41 Thomas, Warren (12) pg. 9 Thompson, Lynn (10) pg. 42, 43, 81 Thorpe, Henry (10) pg. 41, 67 Thorpe, Tracy (11) pg. 34, 56 Thurston, Marsha (10) pg. 41 T I pg. 58 Tillar, Melcine (Staff) Tillar, Rodney (10) pg. 41, 66 Tomlin, Linda (11) Tomlin, Loretta (11) Track, Boys pg. 71 Track, Girls pg. 71 Trade and Industry pg. 58 Tucker, Al (11) pg. 7, 34, 63, 71, 72 Tucker, Eliza (Fac) pg. 47, 54, 68 Tucker, Melvin (11) pg. 34, 56 Tuell, Twaney (12) pg. 27, 61 Turner, Kenneth (11) pg. 66 TURNER, NOLA (Fac) pg. 47, 51 Turner, Patricia (11) pg. 35, 67 Turner, Paula (11) pg. 27 Turner, Sonji (11) pg. 35 Turner, Tommy (10) pg. 41 Turner, William (10) pg. 41 Tyler, Charlene (12) pg. 27 Tyler, Donald (10) pg.. 41, 66 Tyler, Larry (10) pg. 35, 41 Tyler, Lorraine (12) pg. 34 Tyler, Mark (10) pg. 41, 42, 61 Tyler, Mary (11) pg. 55, 61 Tyler, Michael (10) pg. 22, 40, 41, 66 Tyler, Sharon (12) pg. 27, 55 —V— Vassar, Merle (Fac) pg. 44, 45, 47 Vaughn, Jody (12) pg. 7, 14, 27, 29, 50, 63, 64, 65 Velvin, Ben (12) pg. 27, 40 Velvin, David (10) VICA-ICT pg. 66 VICA VoTech pg. 66 VINCENT, MR. MRS. H. BENJAMIN pg. 89 Vincent, Keith (11) pg. 35 Vincent, Kevin (11) pg. 63, 72, 78 VINCENT, PAMELA (Fac) pg. 47, 89 Vincent, Ronald (12) pg. 26, 27, 65 VoTech pg. 58 Walker, Ethel (10) Walker, Jeanette (12) pg. 27, 56 Walker, Larry (10) pg. 41 Walker, Raymond (11) pg. 72 WALKER, THOMAS, DR. pg. 89 Waller, Harold (10) pg. 41 Walston, Lee (12) pg. 12, 27, 66 WALTON, MRS. ABRAHAM pg. 89 WALTON, ABRAHAM (REV) (Fac) pg. 45, 89 Walton, Debra (11) pg. 35 Washington, Anthony (11) pg. 7 Washington, Beatrix (11) pg. 35 Washington, Berdina (11) pg. 35, 63 WATKINS FORD pg. 83 Watkins, Kathy (Fac) pg. 45 75 Watts, Nathan (10) pg. 42 Weaver, Cindy (10) pg. 24, 41, 71 Weaver, Leroy (10) pg. 41 Webb, Gwendolyn (10) pg. 41, 64 Webb, Maurice (10) pg. 41, 58, 67, 71 Webb, Pamela (12) pg. 27 Webb, Randall (12) pg. 27 Weeks, William (11) pg. 63 Wells, Alicia (12) pg. 28 Wells, Joanne (Fac) pg. 45 WENSEL, VICKY (Fac) pg. 5, 46, 51, 74 WESTERN BOTTLED GAS pg. 83 W hitaker, Linda (10) pg. 41 Whitby, Vicky (12) pg. 28, 55 White, Rhonda (10) Whiting, Debbie (10) pg. 41 Wilkinson, Bo (10) pg. 10, 41, 51, 64 Williams, Darrell (12) Williams, Delores (10) pg. 42, 61 Williams, Edward (12) pg. 7, 28, 38, 71 Williams, Marissa (10) pg. 42, 55, 61, 63 Williams, Madaline (Staff) pg. 45 Williams, Mark (10) pg. 4, 5,10, 13, 16, 42, 43, 61, 64, 65 Williams, Michael (11) Williams, Regina (12) pg. 28, 61 WILSON, ANGELA (Fac) pg. 47, 53, 89 Wilson, James P. (Fac) pg. 44 Wilson, Meg (11) pg. 34, 35, 55, 64, 72, 74, 75, 81 Wolfe, Lance (11) pg. 66 Woodward, Roderick (11) pg. 7, 28 Woodley, Christopher (10) pg. 42, 51, 71 Woodley, Karen (9) pg. 75 Woodruff, Derrick (10) pg. 38 Woodruff, Duane (10) pg. 42 Woodruff, Edward (10) pg. 42, 66 Wozniak, Gerald (Fac) pg. 47, 58, 66 Wrenn, Angela (12) pg. 28, 54 WRIGHT, ELVA (11) pg. 15, 28, 89 Wright, Garvey (12) pg. 28, 66, 71 Wright, Marion (12) pg. 28, 61 Wyatt, Robert (11) pg. 35, 55, 64, 65 Wyatt, Ronald (10) 16, 42 Wyatt, William (11) pg. 35 Wyche, Angela (10) pg. 42, 50, 63 Wyche, Annie (11) pg. 35 Wyche, Brian (11) pg. 35 Wyche, Elgrie (10) pg. 35, 41, 58 Wyche, Emmitt (11) pg. 35, 66 Wyche, Gerald (12) pg. 14 Wyche, Glenwood (12) pg. 28 Wyche, James (10) Wyche, Stanley (10) pg. 42 —Y— Yearbook Staff pg. 96 Young, Adria (11) pg. 61 YOUNG, RACHEL (Fac) pg. 44, 89 Young, Shantee (12) pg. 35 —z— Zimmerman, Lynn (10) pg. 42 Zimmerman, Les (11) pg. 35, 64, 72, 80 Index 95 I wish to thank all those who have supported us in our effort to put out the EAGLE. I want to especially thank the adver¬ tisers and patrons for their fi¬ nancial support and Mrs. Doris Bennett for graciously volun¬ teering to be our financial ad¬ viser. We are indeed indebted to the Southside Sun and to Susan Hamlin, Independent Messenger, for providing us with many of our photographs. It takes much time and ener¬ gy to produce your yearbook. There were many times when the staff would rather have been home than working on deadlines, but felt that produc¬ ing a yearbook for fellow class¬ mates and for posterity was worth the sacrifices they made. Without the dedication and hard work provided by them there would not have been an EAGLE ' 85. I wish to thank the three of them for sticking with it to the very end. Thank you . . . Susan Lynch Beth Marcoe Steve Skinner 96 Theme Colophon Sr 5l ' S