Greenville High School - Lion Yearbook (Greenville, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 356 of the 1985 volume:

V|:iUAa-iAjOLJL_M iMliH-YO m JOHNETTE GRAFF Editor MARY ANN CLOUD Head Photographer STAFF PHOTOGRAPHERS Carolyn Allen Mike Ball Shwn Fang Pat Bramlett Tina Flowers Machelle Hall Shannon Harris Katie Hardaway Lori Hicks Bryant McAllister Denyse Lummus Curtis Murley Nancy Marsters Sherry Moore Joey Newberry Estella Sanchez Shelley Stanford Jennifer Tabor Janet Sisemore John Woodworth SPONSOR: ARTISTS Paula Ballew John Woodworth Table of Contents Student Life 16 Organizations 42 Portrait 64 Sports 80 Clubs 116 Favorites 150 Classes 168 Curriculum 246 Advertising 270 M e m o r • 1 e s The 1985 Lion is respectfully dedicated to PEGGY GRAY in an effort to show that her ten years as an English teacher and Annual Staff sponsor are greatly appreciated. We wish her great success as GHS Librarian. aetiYi lie .• .♦ Iwtis V .p HGttASN ' ) (7 1 M P V a 7jtfPC C ' M! 1 J 9f i d  p  «t 1 -it ' 1 ■ f l l V r ' — H in } J : C 5 a D z Every Friday morninj; duriiii, ' activity period, the Cheerleaders, Flashes, Pep Squad, Flag Corps, Band, Twirlers and especially, the student body all worked together to boost the Mighty Lions. A featured group performed each Friday with the support ot their fellow classmates. The rallies allowed students to show their great support for their sports teams ' efforts through football and basketball seasons. Rallies Create Spirit ggSI - WB LOrER LEFT RicharJ Schockley tells the student body a few words BOTTOM MIDDLE. Dena Bright performs a cheer, LOUDER RIGHT Flashes veil along with the cheerleaders. MIDDLE RIGHT Karen Hopewell and Michelle Williams look on at pep rally MIDDLE LEFT Cheerleaders perform ■VICTORY- cheer. BELOW: Pep Squad officers perform to Rocking Robin RIGHT: School shows their spirit during school song. % 1 m m ' - ' dfeMBr • f Xv -•f i S ' irr.A 95 -r-- — 1 JHT ' F S ■ij Ifel  f :1 ' 1P -■4it ' Rallies Raise Spirit TOP LEFT: Mr. Weatherall addresses the student body. TOP R GHT. Johnette Graff smiles as she marches onto the gym floor. ABOVE Shelia Pohl iS ready to start the routine. R C7HT.- Juniors have spirit. TOP RIGHT The football team gets fired up for a game. TOP RIGHT Gina Childress takes time out from the pep rally to pose with her ttle sister. MIDDLE LEFT. The Band opens the pep rally with Go Mighty Lions. ABOVE: Pep Squad performs a feature. LEFT: Cheerleaders lead the students in S-C-O-R-E. October n Initially opened Homecoming week. Students entered the school and gai-ed upon lavish decorations provided by the Cheerleaders, Flash OHicers and Pep Squad OHicers. All organizations were featured at the very crowded Pep Rally. Cheerleaders led chants and yells as the gym overflowed with spirit. School was dismissed at 2:00 tor the car parade m front of the court house. Durmg pre-game activities the Homecoming Nominees were presented and Senior Lisa Evans was crowned by former Queen )ulie Baker. The Student Council sponsored a Homecoming Dance in the school cafeteria after the game. Evans Crowned Queen V • • . ■■fU • TOP LEFT fhccrlcadcrs show spirit in building a pyramid. MIDDLE Homecominj; Queen Lisa Evans receives her cruwn and flowers. LEFT Football team gets recognized. RIGHT Homecoming nominees are presented at pre-game. i cA , : It you were to walk down the halls of G.H.S. during the week of October 15-19 you might run into some awkward looking characters. The school was filled with ghosts and ghost busters and lots more. Students dressed according to the type of dress selected by the cheerleaders for each day. The students enjoyed Army Day, Sixties Day, Spook Day, Jersey Day, and Red and White Day. Students Show Spirit TOP RIGHT: Blake Wclborne busts a ghost, Afigie Hemby. ABOVE:}Ason Busch says, Peace. RIGHT: Stephen Millard and Derrick Ransom show off their costumes LEFT: Mike Rapp, Kim Hicks, Leo Cunha, and Nancy Marsters enjoy the Homecoming Dance. MIDDLE LEFT: Hippies take over the cafeteria on Sixties Day. BELOW: Who ya gonna calP Blake Welborne. LO i ER LEFT: Gobhns terrorize G.H.S. on Spook Day. LOWER RIGHT: Marci Rodriguez pays to get into the dance. With Sweet Apple, Ohio servinj; as the sett ing Michael Stewatt ' s Bye Bye Birdie came ahve, under the direction ot Marsha Fincher and l.inda Taylor. The musical evolved around ( onrad Birdie, a teenager ' s dream guv- Playing the leading roles were Valerie Williams as Kim MacAfee, Chris Wilson as Conrad Birdie, Mike Rapp as Albert Peterson and Shelly Harris as Rose Alvarez. Amy Devenport was the accompanist along with special guitar, bass and drum players. Stage manager for the production was Kristi Wallace. Bye Bye Birdie ■ mat: T i %J _ jis. wBR—MrtiaMiMW ,; ' ' l A Kl '  P1 TOP RIGHT: Girls of Sweet Apple sing a farewell to Conrad Birdie. TOP LEFT: Young Hugo Peabody decides to have a drink. MIDDLE: Mae Peterson finds a mate for her son. ABOVE: Rose Alvarez and Kim MacAfee tell their views about men. RIGHT: The cast sing a farewell. 26 !i v r tW ' ai TOP LEFT: Mrs. Peterson reads a letter from her son. TOP RIGHT The key to Sweet Apple IS presented to Conrad Birdie. MIDDLE: Conrad sings a song to the town. MIDDLE RIGHT: Teenagers gaze in surprise as Conrad sings. ABOVE: Teenage fan club sing a good-bye to their super star. LEFT: Pat Folks sings along with the cast. September 28 started many juniors and seniors thinking about college. Students from all of Hunt County participated in G.H.S. ' s College Day. There were representatives from four year colleges, two year colleges, military schools, technical institutes, and private post-secondary schools. College Day gave students a chance to get information about any school they might be interested in. It was sponsored by the Education Committee of the Greenville Chamber of Commerce and G.H.S. i? GHT. Juniors collect information from colleges. LOff ER RIGHT Kelly Toms.Julana Crom. and Michelle Onley listen as a Texas A and M representative tells about the college. BELOU Greg Bosworth and Kim Mudie plan to join the Coast Guard. Variety of Choices Fashions at GHS Over-sized clothes and drawn-up collars characterized girls fashions at GHS. The neon colors of bright yellow, pink and green accented the simplest outfit. Jeans never faded out, but did become trimmed with faded material.. As always jeans were the fashion for boys, but Levis were no more. Guest, Calvin Klein andjordache were seen walking down the hall at every glance. Hair styles were somewhat different this year. Short and bobbed hair became a trend. Boys tended to take to hair styles that had more accent to short hair on the top. Fashions required much more time and effort than in the past, but by the appearance of GHS students many were willing to spend those few extra minutes. !dikr TOP RIGHT: Heidi Ramsey models the comfortable look, TOP RIGHT: Tennis shoes never went out of style for GHS students. LEFT: Paula Garrett ' s advertising her new style ABOVE: Amlie Goodwin and friends model in-coming hair styles. On the last day before Christmas vacation, December 18, students gathered in the gym for the annual talent show. The show, which was held during third period, consisted of dancers, piano players, and even mouseketeers. Money and canned goods brought in by these acts were donated to the Salvation Army for needy families. Randy Dickson and Harold Mumphrey took first place among several different breakdancing acts. Second place waS ' given to the Dynamite Three and third to John Clawson. Richard Shockley served as emcee. ,.,t4 fc ' t.-V 9 ri ' : Talent Displayed • . ' ak; r -m: %- ' V ' H V 4.- TOP: The G.H.S. orchestra is conducted by Jason Busch- ABOVE: The Dynamite Three breakdance. MIDDLE RIGHT: Randy Dickson spins on his head. R GHT. John Clawson plays the piano. .Y- w,.™ , , .,., t s_ -•«-- ' ■ ' ' = :! ( P T-  1 _y I r .1 7 11 1 v- . y TOP LfiFr. Robin Wilson performs a dance to Flashdance, TOP RIGHT Mousketeers liven up the show, MIDDLE LEFT: Dancers get the crowd involved. MIDDLE RIGHT Tammy Manners wrestles her opponent to the ground. LEFT Mike Norris, John Lorraine, and Mike Stephens play for the crowd. On February 8, the Student Body gathered together for a cheerleader tr -out pep rally in the GHS gym. Two mascots, fourteen girls, and two ambitious boys vied for positions. Courage, spirit, high jumps, and splits helped the student body decide the 85-86 Varsity Cheerleaders. Chosen to fill the positions as cheerleaders were April Bland, Gina Childress, Kathryn Clifton, Pat Folks, Kristy McBride, Lisa Mimlich, Heidi Ramsey, Sara Robinson, and Yufen Su. Chosen as the new Mascot was Shelly Harris. Hopefuls Vie for Squad TOP RIGHT: Sara Robinson ends her cheer in the sphts. MIDDLE RIGHT: Pat Folks shows his Mighty Lion Spirit. ABOVE: Kathryn Clifton shows the student body her highest jump. R GHr. ' Cheerleader hopefuls watch their competition. 32 Students Get Awards The Academic Excellence Awards were again sponsored by the City Federation of Women ' s Clubs. The awards were given to Seniors, Juniors, Sophomores, and Freshmen on Tuesday, May 14. The invocation was given by Glen Onley. Mrs. Fred Schorr, president of the City Federation gave the introduction. Mr. Weatherall welcomed everyone before the program, which was performed by Day Break. The awards were presented byjeanye Roberts, the Chairman of the AEA Committee. TOP. ' Jeff Wade receives his award from Mrs.Jeannyc Roberts. ABOVE RIGHT: Sliaron Rutherford receives an award. LEFT: Freshman Michelle Rudd walks across the stage. ABOVE: Mrs. Susan Schorr gives the history of the awards. t ••;i rr- Rock, Roll and Remember Spectators of the 1985 Band and Flash Floorshow were entertained by over 200 members of the band, flag corps, twirlers and Flaming Flashes. Seven months were taken up to prepare for a lot of Rockin, RoUin and Remembering. Songs from the late 50 ' s to the present were danced and twirled to, along with bright colored costumes to highlight the routines. Hundreds of records hung from the ceiling of the gym to carry-out the theme, along with plenty of balloons around the gym floor to add color to the excitement. The GHS Band and Jazz Band played old popular tunes such as Sergeant Pepper ' s Lonely Hearts Club Band, Never Gonna Let You Go, Basin Street Blues, and Feelings. BOTTOM LEFT Kim Moser. Shwn Fang and Janet Sisemore pose after Bandstand Boogie. BOTTOM RIGHT Twirlers perfornn to Sweet Georgia Brown. MIDDLE- Karen Hopewell poses during twirling routine B£LOIF. Senior Flashes cake time to pose. LEFT: Stage Band plays Soho Mojo. One More Night The Senior Prom was held in the Intermediate School gym. The theme was One More Night named for the song by Phil Collins. The PTA paid tor all the decorations and helped with the decorating. Help was also given by senior sponsors and seniors ' parents. Mrs. Pope and Mrs. Marak supervised the decorating. likJt t. r pi i TOP: Becky Manley, Kim Athey. and their dates enjoy the refreshments. ABOVE: Many girls wore the new tea length style dresses to Prom. RIGHT: Couples talk as they dance. 36 . . TOP LEFT: Sandy Puiifoy and Ai RIGHT: Couples dance to a slow Toles are having fun. ABOVE:}an the camera. ly Rolen are sharing Sandy ' s date. TOP song. LEFT: Mike Rapp and Christie -:t Seismore and David Vaughn pose for G.H.S. Scholars RIGHT Jana Boles is named Valedictorian. BELOW: Cynihia Springer is the 84-85 Salutatorian. BOTTOM RIGHT: Valerie Bell holds on to her diploma. OPPOSITE PAGE: TOP: The top 10 seniors are Jana Boles, Cynthia Springer, Jeannie Smith, Valerie Bell, Leah Mc- Cullough, Christie Toles, Michael McBride, Al Onley, Dawn Nelson, and Kim Athey. BOTTOM LEFT: Kim Mudie, Curtis Murley, and Mike Murphy wait to receive their diplomas. BOTTOM RIGHT Mike McBride bows his head during the invocation. Senior Awards and f ' iy Scholarships ' T% VALKDICTORIAN Jana Boles SALHTATORIAN Cynthia Springer TOP TEN AWARDS Jeannie Smith Valerie Bell Leah McCullough Christine Toles Michael McBride Al Onley Dawn Nelson Kim Athey ..I ' ft ARDS, 1984-85 Art Band racey Ludtord . . David Fox- Slielli Banl s . Shelli Banks leannie Smirh Mike Murph) Holly Adams . Mike Rap Kristi Wallace Jennifer Winders . .Jana Boles Michelle Guinn Christie Toles Jana Boles . Kim Mudie Step Business, . . Cheerleader Choir Choir, Service Citizenship Drama Drama, Service Electronics English Flaming Flashes French German Girls ' Athletics ?: Home Economics Cooperative Education Homemaking Industrial and Cooperative Training Industrial Arts Journalism L. G. Balfour Honor Key LION TRACKS Marketing and Distributive Education Mathematics PHOENIX Physical Education — Boy . Physical Education — Girl . Production Agriculture . . . Science Social Studies Spanish Student Council Vocational Office Education • Knsn Baker Yearbook Editor . . . . Johnette Graff Yearbook Photographer % k Mary Ann Cloud l[iS K J9ttlias dM. . Lisa Jones iM Debbie Parker Paula Garrfet . Kim Muclie Kathy Smith P itsy Anderson C nthia Springer Leslie Farmer Brad Nichols Susan Maddox Kelli Bobbitt Mike McBride Kevin James Paige Marshall . . Lori Davis, jerican Association or University Women: 3Fsiness and Professional Women ' s Clp ' . X. i ,.V C le francais of G.H.S ;. Clayton Herbert D. Cliildrtss Vocational . . Clayton Lucy Childress Vocational . -Systems Greenville Division Gteenviile Asso. of Texas Professional Lilucators Greenville Classroom Teachers Greenville Educational Secretaries Association Greenville Variety Extension Homemakers Club Greenville Herald Banner Indian Heritage Club of G.HS lack Johnston Memorial Scholarship John E. Mason Scholarship i4my and Paul Bain Kavanaugh Methodist Church . Phoenix Irene C. Pollock — Valedictorian . . . . Irene C. Pollock — Salutatorian P.T.A. Chris Little Scholarship Spanish Club of G.H.S • Student Council of G.H.S Tommie Riley Scholarship Wesley Med;odist Church Warren G. Lee Scholarship . . - jj v ' . . Mary Sawyers f. . . . Melissa Stephens I. r%. . Katie Hardaway . . . . ■iChristie Toles .-«.■. . Melissa Stephens Linda Halliburton Leah McCullough .... Leslie Farmer .... Leslie Farmer Romunda Williams Karryn Hallberg Kevin James Karen Hopewell and Jesse Williams Katie Hardaway Denise Elaine Crumpton • • • ' .„«« ; • Debbie Parker Dawn Nelson Jana Boles Cynthia Springer . . . Shelli Banks and Scott Bracken Holly Adams Mary Sawyers Joey Newberry . . Anthony Portley o N o z Y E A R B Tht LION srjj ' t was under the direction ot i new sponsor. Mrs Paula Ballew To start out the year, the yearbook start had a yearbook pany in the GHS cafeteria to hand out the 9M Lion yearbooks. Selectinj; the cover for the 1985 Lion was done at Taylor Publishing; Company in Dallas. Selling yearbooks to students and ads to local businesses came next on the list of the yearbook staffs aaivities. The funds were used to help pay the cost of printing the yearbooks. The staff also added to their aaivities by having a Christmas and a first deadline fatty. The members of the staff learned how to develop pictures, write copies and captions, and meet deadlines. TOP RIGHT. Janet Sisemore and Sue Fang leave for yearbook errands. RIGHT Johnette Graff explains about layouts. BELOW Lon Hicks gets her yearbook folder. BOTTOM R GHT Staff discusses plans for yearbook cover. TOP LEFT: Staff goofs off at yearbook trip in Dallas. TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Baliew explains about yearbook supplies. MIDDLE: John Woodworth and Shannon Harris take time out from their work to pose. ABOVE: Shannon Harris and Sherry Moore listen during workshop. LEFT: Nancy Marsters clowns around at yearbook field trip in Dallas. I o N The Lion Tracks siafi members, under the direction of Mrs. Vanessa Pope, reported school activities and events. They created safety brochures for the use in the elemcntry schools. Members also printed and sold cookbooks. They had recipes from movie stars, local personalities, high school students and staff. The staff attended an Interscholastic League Press Conference in Ausrin. Texas. There Marcus Andrew and Paula Long were eleaed to state offices. On May 9, four staff members and Mrs. Pope were guests at a luncheon given by the Dallas Morning News. LOWER RIGHT: Mrs. Pope looks over the student ' s work. TOP RIGHT: Cunis Murley — Photo Editor, Amy White — Club Editor, Marcus Andrews — Sports Editor, Paula Garret — Feature Editor, Cathy Smith — Editor. ABOVE: Patricia Arthur works on the newspaper. K N H S The NHS ' s new sponsors were Lovie Guttey and Marva Sansing. The group consisted of 87 members. They started the year by changing the local chapter ' s constitution and by-laws to meet the new nationa standards. This was the first year for the organization to conduct a formal Induction Ceremony for new members, where parents were invited. Guest speakers were Mr. Weatherall, Mrs. Marjorie Newman, and Mrs. Dian Rainbolt. During Christmas they delivered fruit and cookies to a local Nursing Home and the NHS members also served as hosts at the banquet honoring the new superintendent. Dr. John Wilson. TOP: NHS Officers are Laune Wilkbay — Treasurer. Al Onley — Vice President, Jana Boles — President, Mary Sawyers — Secretary. RIGHT: President Jana Boles conducting the last NHS meeting. ABOVE: Keith Smith giving his speech. TOP LEFT: Guest speaker Mrs. Broussard speaking to the NHS members, TOP RIGHT NHS members and Mrs, Guftey at the Superintendents banquet- CENTER: Mrs. Guffey and Mrs. Sansing handing out the Membership Certificates. LEFT: 2nd year bers during a meeting. ABOVE: Greg Bosworth and Brent Mudie setting up the NHS Banner at a football game. s T U D E N T The 198 l-H ) Student Council ' s new sponsors were janls Vaughn and Vanessa Pope. The Student Council held various dances after the games, such as; Favorites, Homecoming and Prom. They also held all the elections. Members attended summer workshop. They sponsored the talent show and sold spirit shirts tor scholarships. RIGHT Studtrnt Council Off Siin:Jir:g. Anj;ie Hcmby. Parliamentarian. Janet Fisher, H Richard Shockley, President; St Bishop. Sgt- at Arms. SeateJ: Mike McBride. Vice President; Christi iride, Reporter; Monique Dunlap. Treasurer; Mary Sawyers. Secretary. BELOW: Richard Shockley addresses the student body at a pep rally. BELOW RIGHT: Student body at homecoming dance. TOP LEFT: Mice perform in the talent bhow. TOP RIGHT: Kathy Orr stands undet the Basketha Homecoming sign, LEFT: Steve Warren escortsjill Sherrill the new ■8-1-S5 Basketball Sweetheart ABOVE: Student Council members decorate for the Favorites Dance. The 198-1-85 Pep Squad consisted of 46 members under the direction ot Teena Maldonado. The officers attended camp at Tulsa, Oklahoma where they received ribbons: 6 Superiors. 4 Excellents, and 2 Outstandings. The Pep Squad performed in all football games, in-town basketball games and Pep Rallies. They also marched in the Homecoming and Christmas Parades. s Q u A D TOP New and Old Pep Squad officers practicing their new routine. CENTER: Pep Squad cheering at a football game, RIGHT Pep squad performing pom pom routine at a pep ratty. TOP LEFT. Officers performing at pep rally. TOP RIGHT: Pep Squad performs hand routine, ABOVE: Pep squad practicing pom pom routine. FAR LEFT: Pep Squad performs liand routine. LEFT: Pep Squads Banner, F L A M I N G F L A S H E S I The 1984-85 Flaming Flashes started out a great year with their new director Betty Ballard Officers were Colonel — Dianne Watts, Majors — Stephanie Cameron, Johnette Graff. Michelle Guinn. and Tonya Kerbow. Serving as banner-carriers were Janet Sisemore and Kim Moser. The 44 members attended summer camp at HSU, Abilene where they received Superior ribbons tor highkick, military, jazz, and novelty. Excellent ribbons for ghkick, and prop. The officers received the Best Officer Group award an Dianne Watts got the Best Officer award. The officers als attended camp at SMU. TOP Flashes do high kicks to Hey Look Me Over. ABOVE: Flashes wait f start. RIGHT. Flash Guards at a football game. TOP LEFT, Johnctte Graff and Janet Siscmore posing for the camera TOP RIGHT: Senior Flashes performing Jump at a pep rally. CENTER: Senior line ends the high kick in splits. LEFT jantt Sisemore and Kim Moser carrying che Flash banner at the Christmas Parade. ABOVE: Dianne Watts performs a pom pom G H S B A N D The one hundred forty-tour member band, under the direction of Bill Goodst)n and L.uirencio Arroyo, kicked oti the year in early August with summer band rehearsals. In preparation for the upcoming football season the band learned new drill designs as well as musical selections. Together with the band, the Twirlers and Flag Corps also learned new techniques and routines tor future performances. The band attended UIL Marching Contest, Concert Sight Reading Contest and Solo and Ensemble Contest where they earned 38 gold medals. Other band activities consisted of performing at pep rallies, the Christmas parade, all region band, Four States honor and concert bands, the spring concert and finally wrapping up the year with the Band-Flash Floor Show in May. TOP: 1st Row: Michelle Ryder, Travis Washington, Larry Green. 2nii Raw: Shelly Carwhile, Nathan Roberts, Tammy Mehew. ircJ Row: Sharon Ball, Eric McDonald, Laurie Davis, Michelle Fischt2iur, Mike Norris, Traci HiUis, Jennifer Cox. 4th Row:}oey Newberry, Michelle Pederson. Leslie Farmer, Steve Gregg, Mandy Shackelford, Karen Hopewell, ith Row: Kevin James, Katie Hardaway, Christy Ward. FAR RIGHT: Darren Davis made area Try-outs. RIGHT: Katie Hardaway is the ■84-85 Band Sweetheart. Tlic A Cappella Clunr was made up ot tittv-tive members. The group participated in Solo and A Ensemble Contest, UIL competition and All State eliminations. Several awards were received by members. They began working on the musical Bye Bye Birdie early in m the year. It was presented in the month of November. The choir sang at local banks A during Christmas and Crossroads Mall in the spring. Mrs. Fincher served as the choir director. W TOP RIGHT Officers Are: Mike Murphy. President. Amy Davenport. Accompanist; Ritchie Thomas, Tenor Section Leader. PJeannie Smith. Librarian; Jarrod Roberts, Tenor Section Leader; Laurie Wilabay, Sectetary; Michelle Guinn. Treasuter; Kevin James. Bass Section Leader; Debbie Grain, Soprano Section Leader; Blake Welborn. EVice President; Leah McCullough. Alto Section Leader. BOTTOM RIGHT Daybreak poses for a picture. BELOW: Varlerie Williams and Amelie Goodwin L L A C H I V A R S I T Y I ' hc UW-l-H Varsity Cheerleaders consisting ot 1 1 members, began the ear by attending the cheerleading camp at SMI ' . They received three superiors, one excellent and two spirit sticks. Their activities during the year were leading the football and basketball pep rallies, decorating the halls, and participating in football and basketball games. They attended the Dallas Mavericks Competition in December. Selling Homecoming ribbons and suntan oil helped raise money for the yearbook color picture. The Squad was directed by Head Cheerleader Shelli Banks and Sponsor Jill Baker. BOTTOM LEFT: April Bland cheers to the crowd. BOTTOM RIGHT: Dena Bright shows the Lion power in a Hep Rally. BELOIT. Dena Bright and Michelle l.ee help each other out in a cheer. MIDDLE RIGHT ShdU Banks shows school spirit. TOP RIGHT: Pat Folks performs a dance lor the homecoming Pep Rally. ' — r fffH ifA ' i 1 ! TOP LEFT: Cheerleaders end a cheer in a pyramid, TOP R GHT. GHS Cheerleaders begin to form a pyramid. ABOVE. April Bland and Eric Spencer show their acrobatic talents. MIDDLE: Gina Childri helps her little sister cheer. RIGHT: Rachael Stewart cheers on the basketball team. p a i ) V c H E I ' hcjunior Varsity Cheerleaders of mS-i-SS consisted ot ' 8 members The Squad was directed by Head Cheerleader Lisa Mimlitch and sponsor Mrs. Jean Jones. The Squad began the year by attending the NCA camp at TCU. hey received Superior Squad and won two Superior and two excellent ribbons. Their activities during the year included participating in all Pep Rallies, Homecoming parade and Christmas parade. Along with attending the Fall and Spring Athletic Banquets, the Squad worked in the concession stand for Girls Athletic games to purchase theJ.V. Cheerleader color pictures in the yearbook. TOP LEFT: Tncia Mize, Lisa Mimlitch, Paige Press. Abbie Biack yell to the crowd. TOP RIGHT: Yufen Su performs a cheer. ABOVE: Erin Resse shows her acrobatic talent. RIGHT: J.V. Cheerleaders form a pyramid. ANNUAL! Members of che Annual Staff Are: K.eel.n,: Nancy Marsters, Kat.e Hardaway. Sea.J: Shannon Harr.s, Johne.e Graff, Mary Ann Cloud. S.anJ,.,: Ma chelle Hall. Pat Bramlett, Sue Fang.John Woodworth, Janet Sisemore, Bryant McAllister, and Melissa Hill. m ' : iTAi «K-! f . iii l sss 0 iUf- ■ -. . «-_ STAFF Seated: Lori Hjcks. Sherry Moore. Shelley Stanford. Standing: Mike Ball, Estella Sanchez, Patricia Ar- thur. Carolyn Allen. Jennifer Tabar, Joey Newberry, Paula Ballew — Sponsor, Denyse Lummus, and Tina Flowers. Imert: Mary Ann Cloud — Head Photographer. Paula Ballew — Sponsor, and Johnette Graff- Editor. w ' - ' tm:. ' ' y}if . ' ' - ' ■i r j ih - ilMJ. . %«4| .V. ' i : : . ' yt . ' U i - --Ti MT ' -3 VARSITY Members of Squad Are: Dena Bright, Sandy Purifoy, Amy Row, Sheryl Love, Shelli Banks, and Pat Folks. ■ '  '  . CHEERLEADERS ' ■ . «. Michelle Lee, Rachael Stewart. Enc Spencer, Gina Childress, and April Bland, -iS? -• t r4 PEP Members of the Pep Squad Are: Row I. LaShawn Hoskins, Stacey Agee, Sherilyn Stefancik, Jana Rudd, Sonja Wihknse, and Kim Toms.Rou. .Carrie Nolan, Maria Mc- Cracken, Amber Theresa Kerr, Charlotte Fugitt, Amy Rolen, Joanna Comer, Janet Fisher, and Shelly Holder. Row III: Tina Cole, Rolinda Bryant, Susan Blackwell, Shelby Holder, Susie Bowman, and Kristie Akins. ifn n SQUAD Row I: Laura Regan, Christina Jenkins, Tanya Saxton, Linetta Ellsworth, Kelly Bolton, and Holly Win- niford. Row II: Tamm y Veasley, Kathy Orr, Christy Cates, Rowena Burnett, Valerie Bell, Shannon Phillips. Sherry Hightower, Laurie WiUabay, and Anya Davis. Row III: Vickie Williams, Renette Mc- CuUar, Kellie Nicholson, Natalie Milsap, Jamie Wright, and Leslie Brown. Insert: The 1984-85 Officers Are; Row I: Charlotte Fugitt, Valerie Bell — Captain, and Laurie Willabay. Row II: Maria McCracken, Kathy Orr, and Janet Fisher. Ii V  i • A CAPPELLA Members of Acappella Cho.r Are: Firs, R uv Rae Moseley, Julie Robertson, Chns W.lson, LuAnne Manning, Heath Roberts, and Kathy Orr, Secor,JRou,} Scott Sutton Meredith Ice AncC Hemby, Kev.n James. Julie Cartwr.ght. Leah McCullough, and Kelly Hylander. TW R uv Cheryl Hunn.cutt, Amy Davenport, Pa, Folks, J,U Sherr.ll, Ricky Broussard and Shelly Harris. Fourth Raw: Mike Frazier, Laurie WiUabay, James Smith, Nicki Kusewitt. Mike Rapp, Jeannie Smith, and Scott Bracken. 9, ' f 1 H I -TinmiMi-«ifi I- III - 1- MWI-TWOTiiiitYiitfmBi CHOIR Firit Row: Tina Flowers, Jeff Tarrant, Kim Hunt, Sonny Donaho, Maria McCracl en, and Tammy Shelton. Second Row: Debbie Grain, Ritcliie Thompson, Shelley Stanford, Paige Marshall, and Blake Welbourne. Third Row: Tara White, Mike Murphy, Jana London, Allen Green, Kathryn Clifton, and Bett Harvey. Fourth Roi ' , Jarrod Roberts, Jennifer Tabar, Kim Moser, Charles Dodds, Janet Fisher. Paul Perry, and Stephanie Bostick. ■ ia FLAMING The Members of the Flam.ng Flashes Are: Bo„om Ron. Theresa Anderson, Angle Hemby, Dawn Riggins, Kr.sf Wallace, Gndy Morphew, K.m, Moser, «- Fang, Jane, S,semore, Shelonda Johnson, and Jeann.e Sm.th Top « .... Jennifer Jackson. LeaAnn Copeland, Karen Schorr, Laur.e Avery, Sue Brown, Jer, Bonham, Apr.l Bowes, Ang.e Hope, Kelly Toms, Sarah Robinson, and Micki Ice. I mJi u m ■l 4 FLASHES Bottom Row: Nicki Kusewitt, Dawn McKinney, Stephanie Bostick, Shelbye Gilstrap, Allison Noble, Evonne Toliver, Emily Patterson, Julie Cartwtight, and Kathryn Clifton. Top Row: LuAnne Manning, Jill Smith. Mary Sawyets, Lori Davis, Tracy Thompson, Karen Oldham, Cindy Ray, Kim Sandlin, and Christi Reeves. Insert: The 1984-85 Officers are: Majors Johnette Graff, Tonya Kerbow, Dianne Watts — Colonel, Stephanie Cameron, and Michelle Guinn. K ■n 1 ■ ■■ bBi ht! 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M 4: -S = !; 2 1! .£P ' o o: c H -I § o E S g = i O o iT ,co o cS- o -t o£ 2 £ -a c S — U, uT CQ - 03 II §£ li i 3 5 £ O 3 2 a: s CO OS (J 2 ■s I-- V 2 I = H 5 xl _- c t; m c o - S S Z -g -1 S ■= 5 2 J « I 151 2 c 2 D. ' t; i I i 1 1 S X iS 19 CQ The 1984 Greenville Lions will be remembered as a team that would not give up. The Lions opened the season with an upset victory over Longview Pme Tree 23-21, The following week Greenville upset traditional power Tyler John Tyler 23-21 by kicking a field goal with 1:04 left in the game. Despite eight consecutive losses, through the remainder of the season, five games were determined by one touchdown or less. On several occasions when the situation seemed hopeless, the Lions came storming back only to fall short of victory in the closing seconds. It champions are truly determined on team unicy and a never give up attitude. the 1984 Greenville Lions stood second to no one. Roy Williams jumps for a pass Wide receivers practicing. t ; . •ri Joel Bench Bryant Ander John Johnson Donnie Davidson Ronnie Broussard Carl Esco Tommy Byrd Bart Price Harold Mumohr Richard Jackson i f ¥ jjiw r f ' s Chadwick Pitts Bubba Hughes Jay Mapps Tracy Taylor Jimmy Fowler Wade Hardema Troy Gotcher Chris Randall ' — ..- ip ■Br. ' ' ■■ ' •■ ; Le - -— r —:■ V Ittf ' ' il ' ' iJ-M. ' r1£J Spirit huddles were the latest craze during pep rallies this year. The Football Team making their grand entrance at a pep rally. Steven Millard, Terrence Tennison, and Darryl Maras were three of our in- jured, but spirited, players this year. Ronnie Broussard and Billy Anderson warming up before a game. „ ,. JS l .1% Lions practice their strategy during prcganic warniup Bentiey Burrus looks in awe. Lions await the outcome ol the game. Lions celebrate a victory. i «l!j, Top Row: Billy Kendricks. Heath Covey, Mark Coker, Dwayne, Fathke, John Ballard, John Carney, Blake Woodson, Kelvin Whyte. ThirJ Row: Steven Woffotd, Jay Banner, Steve Cobb, Rowdy France, Jaton Harris, Alan Green, Jerry Wilhurn, Mike Kirby. Second Row: Coich Vaughn, Billy Hawkins, Shane Vestal, Eric Powell, Derrick Williams, James Haliburton. Tony Askew, Jamie Murphy, Anthony Gilbert, Coach Jones. Fourih Row: )ohn Clawson, David Hernandez, Vincent Payne, Jowcrs. Kevin Maybcrry, Brad Taylor, David l.aisure, I.ee Yarberry. Anthony Gilbert is tackled by a Piano det ensive end. The 10H1-H i Greenville Lion Junior Varsity team was a team of spirited and stroni -willed athletes Led by Head Coach Steve Jones and assistant G E. Vaughn, the |.V, Lions had a record of 0-9. The team, however, successfully learned about and adapted to the new levels of competition, as well as learning a totally new system when the new coaching staff came in. Outstanding Lion J. V, players for the year were: Brad Taylor, at running back and middle line backer, Anthony Gilbert, as quarterback, Tony Askew, as running back, and Steven Wotford, Dwayne Fathke, and Steve Cobb, on the offensive and defensive lines. ) Kevin White ( 20) and Kevin Mayberry (if46) celebrate a good defensn play. Quarterback Anthony Gilbert runs upturn against Flani 3rad Taylor returns a kickoff against PI = The 1984-85 G-Team from G-Town had a winning year. The GHS G-Men had a season record of 23-10, and District record of 10-4. The Lions had the best record and were the first Play-off team smce 1964. Several great highhghts accented a spirited season. The Lions advanced to the finals of the Waco Optimist Club Tournament losing to state ranked Tyler, but they did contend for the District Title 5 of 7 weeks of District Play. The Mighty Lions set school records by scoring 118 points against Lewisville, finishing second in District playoffs, and advancing into the playoffs. They played in Greenville ' s first Bi-District Game in 21 years. District Honors went to Anthony Portley. Carlyle Turner, Roosevelt Simmons, and David Young. Anthony Portley is introduced at the beginning of a game. Anthony Portley goes up for a ju Roosevelt Simmons aims for the basket. Coach Benedict gets involved in the game. The team plans new sttategy during a time out. Roosevelt Simmons throws the ball in. Greenville makes substitutions before play resumes. practice oetore a ga GHS OPP 65 Pearcc 51 77 Piano 68 (.8 Beikner 58 64 L Highlands 63 118 Lewlsville 41 56 Piano East 58 67 Richardson 52 57 Piano 61 80 Pearce 59 54 L- Highlands 65 72 Lewisville 48 66 Berkner 58 56 Piano East 43 51 Richardson By-District 60 58 Kimball 74 Raylord Hoskins runs through the line The Junior Varsity Basket- hall team cndeJ their season with seven wins and eighteen losses. The team ' s largest vic- tory was over Denison with a score o( 80-24. A tew more high-points of the season were the 46- S8 win over the Piano Vines in the Denison tourna- ment and a 48-43 win over Bryan Adams in Dallas. The determined team was under the training of Rick Lynch. TheJ-V. team huddles around Coach Lynch during a timeou David White ets ready to practice. From Row: Mitch Taylor, Jesse Morris, Vic Nelson. Dan Oyler, Durrell Smith. Back Row: CoAch Lynch. James Smith, Rob Morris. George Kroncke. Steve Warren. David White. Not PtctureJ: Mark Coker. J.V plavers listen as Coach lynch j;ivcs them a wotd ol encouraj;enient. Tl rm4 ♦ The j V. team plays hard. Coach Lynch watches the ; Having lost their two leading scorers to graduation the Lady Lions struggled hrough a rebuilding year. They finished with an 11-16 record overall and 5-11 in listrict. Despite the losing record the girls were very competitive, losing eight games ■y a total of three to four points each game. The Lady Lions were a young team fith two freshmen and a sophomore among it fine starters. This group, according o Coach McBride. should come back strong in 85-86 and be a legitimate contender or the district championship. Patsy Jefferson, a freshman, was the outstanding )layer on this year ' s team. Patsy averaged 17.4 points per game and was selected first earn All-District. Jennifer Cox goes for a lay up Coach McBnde gives quick Patsy Jefferson ( 32) shoots a )ump shot as Cin- dy Meyer ( 35) looks on. Angle Meyer shoots a free shot. • 4 • .H B r -,V ' ' H ;iii pv- IM Hi Ella Neal shoots as Jennifer Baker watches. Back Row: Coach Mudie, Tamala Fisher (manager), Sharon Morris, Shannon Jactcson, Angie Meyer, Mae Riley, Donna Carroll, Harriet Williams (manager). From Row: Monica Cox (manager). Dee Williams, Brenda Manley, Laura Martin, Alicia Spaulding. Connie Porch, Teresa Peavy (manager). w p, ip 0) m The 198-1-85 Lady Lion Varsity Volleyball season was highlighted b) ' winning the McKinney Tournament. Team Captain Kim Mudie was named second team All-District. The Non-District record of 3 and 8, and the District record ot 5 and 9 was led by 1 Senior, 2 Juniors, 2 Sophomores, and 3 Freshmen. Coach Mudie stated that much of our talent will be returning next year. Patsy Jefferson spikes the ball. The Lions return a ball. 2 Jennifer Baker junnps for the ball as Patsy Jefferson and Cindy Meyer look on. Laura Martin reaches for the r J.V. VOLLEYBALL: Front Row: Dee Winans, Vel Davis, Monica Cox, Laura Martin, Brcnjj Manley. Back Row: Coach Watkins, Harriet Williams, Tamala Fisher, Regina Medlock, Verita McDonald, Theresa Peavey. Greenville spikes the ball Brenda Ball throws in the Freshmen practice their shots. FRESHMAN A TEAM: Front Row: Ken Rector, Willie Brigham, Dustin Smith, David Diggs.Jarrad Hamilton, Curtis Sims. Back Row: Heath Jarvis Kervin Smith, Eddie Smith, Andre Williams, Murlee Curry, Coach Marshall. Not Pictured: ]oe Degarso and Coach Witherspoon. FRESHMAN B TEAM: Front Row: Ken Rector, Alan Row, Spencer Gilbert, Kelly Feezel, Billy Denmark, Darrell Sheppard. Back Row: Damon Leinart, Edward McFarland, Sean Snyder, Russell Hamilton, Bill Smith, Ronald Smith, Cory Murphy, Coach Marshall. Not Pictured: Coach Witherspoon. T-K. , - FRESHMAN A TEAM: Front Row: Andrea WilUams, Curtis Simajarrad Ham[lton, Heath Jarvis, Lenny Evatt. Phil Summers Semui Row: Ken Rec- tor, Tim Blagburn, Russell Stone, Perry Sellers, Benard Baily. Third Row: Don Bland, Billy Heath, Sean Snyder, Steve Bishop, Randy Butterfield. Fourth Rotivjoe Degarso, Sean Edwards, Jason Pitts, Micheal Collier. Back Row: Coach Witherspoon, Todd Krodle, Wilson Jones, John Norlin, Vic Nelson, Coach Marshall. FRESHMAN B TEAM: Front Row: Ken Rector, Dustin Smith, Al Jones, Carlton Sellers, Byron Mack, Kelly Feezel, Chuck Bowers, Sean Gossott. SeconJ Row: Barre Mungar. Darrell Sheppard. Spencer Gilbert, Jason Williams, Byron Jones, Duiane Price. Jimmy Banner, Brad Hill. Third Row: Matt Harkeson, Kenny Carmicheal, Jerry Dickeson, Michcal Armstrong, John Kock. Back Row: Coach Marchall, Kervin Smith, Andy Meyer. Chris Wilson, Russell Hamilton, Cory Randall. FRESHMAN B TEAM: FroNt Row: Tammie Kelly, Vickey Marquez. Back Row: Coach Watkit Donia Copeland. Tammye Anderson. Billie Adams. Amy Tarpley. Misty Graham. Sheila Cox. Freshman boys practice basketball. FRESHMAN A TEAM: Front Row: Coich Watkins, Nettie Cowgill. Irish Brown. Diane Talley. Courtney Jackson, Holly Burrus, La Donna Key, Sheila Cox. Nettie Cowgill gets read) to she A TEAM: Frmil Raw: LaDonna Key, Nettie Cowgill, Tammie Kelly. Holly Bun Watkins, Vicky Marquez. Billic Adams, Misty Graham, Sheila Cooper. Freshman girls use the volleyball all to help them in Stephanie Carter practices volleyball. B TEAM: From Row: Stephanie Carter, Angela Hoskins, Donnia Copeland. Irish Brown. Ba Row: Coach Watkins. Tammye Anderson, Courtney Jackson, Amy Tarpley. Bridgett Tayk Sheila Cooper, The Greenville Baseball team played with only two seniors; Dale Weeks and Richie Valenzuela, this year. They had a rough season in regards to wins, but worked very hard. The team showed character by not quitting. They continuously worked to get better. Coach Vaughn looks forward to several returning starters next year. And, the younger players coming up look promising. David White playing shortstop with Jetf Bishop playing 2nd base. Jim Bowers 8 chats with George Sellers while waiting to bat. Todd Spaulding pitching against Lewisville. Toby Bryant ( 6), Coach Vaughn, and Steve Bishop 7 start another inning. The 84-85 golf team played 1 year long, with high tinishes in all the tournaments that they entered. The team was leading district alter the first round. However, they slipped to fourth in the second round. Senior Al Onley and junior Derrick Ransom made the all district team. Onley also received a full golf scholarship to Hardin Simmons University. Coach Lee Leonard feels like the 85-86 season will be a good one, with five returning lettermen off of the Varsity squad. They are Brent Mudie, Derrick Ransom, Matt Webb, Steve Warren, and Dallas Peters. The golf team gets ready to play. FRONT ROW: David Rogers. Kyle Nails, Clint Boldt. Shane Holder, Dallas Peters, Curtis Muriey, Matt Webb, Coach Leonard. BACK ROW. Drll.on Henson, Jason Busch, Greg Lytei, Scott Olson, Derrick Ransom, Brent Mudie, Eric Loehr. Curtis Muriey brings his club back ready to swing. Derrick Ransom gets in positK The 84-85 tennis team consisted of two new lettermen, Mike McHride and Karen Schorr, and six returning lettermen, Greg Bosworth, Amy Devenport, Christy McBride, Darrell Smith, Lisa Mimlitch, and Kristi Childress. The team ended with a record of 9 wins and 6 losses. One of the main highlights of this year ' s season was Kevin Shaver and Kristi Childress quahfying as semi-finalists in J.V. District. Also, Amy Devenport placed second in the Terrell Invitational singles division. At the same invitational Greg Bosworth and Amy Devenport took second in doubles, Christy McBride placed second in the Lindale Invitational B singles division. FRONT ROW: Kevin Shaver, Chris Fugitt, Jason Jacks, Kim Farris, Kristi Childress, Christy McBride, Lisa Mimhtch. BACK ROW: Durrell Smith, Chip Tillotson, Mike McBride, Greg Bosworth, Amy Devenport, Karen Schorr, Mehssa Sherriii. Brad White serves the ball Kevin Shaver demonstrates a forehand. Karen Schorr returns a shot. Greg Bosworth shows h,s sytle on the court, Chr.sty McBr.de runs up to the ball. David Chne displays tennis skills. Chip Tillotson performs his backhand. riic lii hli ht of the 19H5 Grtenville l.ions Hoys Irack Team was tlie performance at the jesuit Slieaner Relay by Billy Anderson. Anderson won the high point trophy with a 1st place in the long jump, 2nd place in the high jump, 3rd place in the 100 meter dash, rd place as a member of the 400 meter relay, and a 4th place in the 110 high hurdles. The 400 meter relay team of Brad Taylor, Todd Williams, Bubba Hughes, and Billy Anderson placed 5th at the District Track meet with a time of 42.8. Roy Williams, Ronnie AUman, Scott Jones, Curtis Sims, Darryl Sheppard, Kevin Maybury, Frank Stevenson, Sonny Danaho all performed well during the year. With the exception of Anderson and Stevenson ail the 1985 Track Team will be back. This makes for a very promis ing future for the Greenville Track Team. Billy Anderson finishes a sprint. Billy Anderson jumps to a 2nd place finish. Bubba Hughes long jumps lly Anderson jumps to the finish. f i Vincent Irvin runs hurdles. K jl m m m 0) The Lady Lions had a very successful season. The District meet was held in Mesquite, Tx. After eight years of domination by the Richardson Lady Eagles, the Lady Lions captured the District Title. The season was topped off by qualifying nine girls to regional competition. The best performance was turned in by Lady Lion freshman, LaDonna Key. Key ran an amazing 58.80 quarter in the prelims of the 400 mtr. dash in the District meet. LaDonna also ran first leg on the winning 400 and 1600 mtr. relays. District 125A Team Champs 1985 Regional Qualifiers: Charce Anderson 800 Mtr. Dash, 1600 Mtr. Relay Patsy Jefferson High Jump — 400 and 800 Relays Camellia Davis 400, 800 and 1600 Mtr. Relays LaDonna Key — 400 Mtr. Dash — 400 and 1600 Mtr. Relays Darlene Benton — 800 and 1600 Mtr. Relays Tracey Davis — 400 and 800 Mtr. Relays Cora Black — Shot Put Coach Beverly Humphrey Kim Mudie and Tamala Fisher wait for the gun. Victorious Lady Lions. Tracey Davis competing in the long jump. Kim Mudic runs the t %f m ' . .- m, 1 .V Camellia Davis and Charee Anderson catch some shut eye. ' LEFT TO RIGHT, 1ST ROW: Vel Davis, Connie Porch, Ella Reese Neal, Charee Anderson, Kim Mudie, Cornellia Davis, Tracey Davis, LaDonna Key. 2ND ROW: Mae Riley, Cora Black, Patsy Jefferson, Angle Meyer, Cindy Meyer, Tamala Fisher, Courtney Jackson, Harriet Williams, Coach Humphrey, Darlene Benton in the far back. This year the Future Teachers of America Chapter consisted ot 35 members. Their advisors were Mrs. Martha WiUiams and Mrs. Cheryl Brown. FTA sold calendars to help fund their trips to the Teacher ' s Education Seminar, which was held Feb. 9, at Austin College in Sherman. A special scholarship went to Leslie Farmer from the GCTA, this year. Officers this year were Stephanie Martin, President; Kathy Orr, Vice President; Leslie Farmer, Parliamentarian; Kevin James, Reporter; Mary Jane Hudlumen, Secretary; andjana Boles, Treasurer. ABOVE: Kevin James talked to FTA advisors during meeting. B£LO IF. The 1984-85 Officers are; Jana Boles, Kevm James. Stephanie Martin, Mary Jane Hudluman, Kathy Orr and Leslie Farmer. The 1984-85 Indian Heritge Club, consisting of 65 members, started their busy year by selling advertisements for the football programs. These programs were sold by members throughout all of the Lions home football games. There was one other money-raising project that the club used this year. It was the selling of Leanin ' Tree Cards and Calendars. This money was used toward the scholarships for the two Outstandng Senior Club Members. The club members this year gained new insights about the Indian ' s true heritage when the Choctaw and Cherokee guest speakers told them about their past experiences. A dinner was given during the year to honor the current Officers and Outstanding Award Winners. HI ■pip H ft. ' ' ila ■ ' Ir t ' 1 P ' ' v -rd OUTSTANDING MEMBERS TOP LEFT: Advisors, Mrs. Maldonnado and Mr. Shackleford discuss club plans. TOP RIGHT: Officers Are; Jill Smith, Secretary; l.uAnne Manning, Vice-President; Kyle Goen, President. Joey Newberry Terr) ' Anderson u 2 U The Science Club grew in number this year to thirty members. These members expressed a desire to learn more about various fields in science. The group had a special guest speaker. Dr. Moses Attrep from ETSL . He discussed various research projects and the history of Los Alamos. Mr. Martin was the sponsor tor the group. E l I M WK ' 9PI ■ M ■ V A 1 ■ 1 Kfur -¥!■ e 1 H H( J r- s Biv HH •t Sm- ' i f P I H H ' .afl TOP RIGHT Science Club Officers are: Mike McBride, Jason Busch, Mr. Martin — sponsor, Kelly Barbour, Bryant McAllister, Keith Smith. LOW ER LEFT Mr. Martin addresses a question. ABOVE: Dr. Attrep speaks to club members. The OEA club was ver successful this year. It consisted of sixty members. The VOE Lab program consisted ot students who were interested in Secretarial careers. These students met in their class two hours a day during their Junior year. The VOE Co-Op program was designed tor Senior students who wished to seek business careers. It mtroduced students to the contemporary business world, enabling them to make a better career choice. Skills and knowledge gained on the job brought more meaning to in-class activities. It provided training tor college-bound students as well as tor the student who will seek tuU-time employment alter graduation. During the school term, thirty Co-Op students were working in the ottices downtown and in the school. The OEA club congratulated Shannon Phillips, Ramona Portley, and Kim Athey for receiving awards at an East Texas State competition. TOP LEFT OEA Officers this year include: Kim Athey — Sgt..at-Arms. Jill Smith — Historian, Tammy Manners — Reporter. Charolette Fugitt — Treasurer. Denise Williams Co-Historian, Shannon Phillip Vice-Pres., Tammy Veasley — Secretary, LuAnne Manning — Co-Reporter. Julie Robertson — Parliamentarian. Kristi Baker — Pres. BOTTOM LEFT: Deonna Weatherly concentrates on her work. ABOl ' E. Members listen attentively at a meeting. o m o X X The thirty-one members ol 1 loriie Economics Co-op tocused their attention on Home Economics related jobs. They began this year by attending an area meeting in Tyler and a State meeting in Houston. In order to pay tor the expenses and trips for this year, they sold cookies. They also sponsored foster children in December. Social events for the FHA- HERO Club were the Vocational Banquet, honormg their employers; the FHA-HERO breakfast, and their trip to the State Fair. - ' TOP RIGHT FHA Hero Officers are: Rae Mosely, Treasurer, Michelle Hall, 4th Vice- President; Linda McKnight, Historian, Tanya Evans, Parliamentarian; Michelle Bransom, 2nd Vice-President; Estella Sanchez, 3rd Vice-President; Pam Crumpton, 1st Vice-President. ABOVE: FHA Hero members work during class. MIDDLE RIGHT Estella Sanchez and Michelle Hall take time to talk. RIGHT Mrs Clayton talks about the FHA Hero Chapter. This year, Future Homeniakers ot America had four different chapters. The tour chapter sponsors were Mrs. Pool, Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Emerson, and Mrs. Lockhart. During the year, each Chapter sold various items, such as cannisters and pocket calendars. The money was used for trips to area and State meetings. Their district meeting was held at Tyler Junior College on February 8 and 9. The State meeting was in Houston on April 12 and 13. FHA Chapters also teamed with the FHA Hero Chapter in December, to help the foster children. Norhn.Sgt. Vice-President, ks on service U4 The FFA Club, under the directio|of Mike Powell and Mr. O ' llamlon accomplished another outstanding year again. The members established a chapter pig chain and sold sausage and turkeys. The profits of these tund raisers were used to purchase equipment and for the club to send members to the national conventions. Activities held for the members included, a skating party and a hay ride. The club welcomed Mr. O ' Hamlon to their family. He is a graduate of Texas A M, and began teaching at GHS at mid-term. TOP RIGHT: Officers this year are Bud Jones, Cindy Ray, Brian Moore, Bobby Brunnley, Robin Harris, a nd Chad Crouch. ABOVE: FFA students are such hams! LEFT: FFA Sweetheart, Cindy Ray, smiles for the camera. LEFT: FFA members take time out to pose for photographers. BELOW: }eii Gore wrestles a pig. MIDDLE LEFT: Jiy Attison is hard at work. BOTTOM RIGHT: Jison, Craig, and Patrick concentrate on welding. BOTTOM LEFT: Shane McGee enjoys his work! The new Greenville High School Chess Club spent most of this year getting organized. The twenty-two members spent many hours playing chess against each other. This was done to prepare them for participation in future chess tournaments. This year ' s Chess Club was under the guidance of Mr. Johnson and Mr. Martin. Officers were Tommy Sharp. President; Todd Butcher, Vice-President; Justin Phillips, Secretary; Scott Bracken, Treasurer; and Keith Smith, Parliamentarian. TOP RIGHT John Dawson and Erik Loehr demonstrate theit ability at chess, RIGHT: 1984-85 Chess Offices .r - [,| f|n Ph.ll.p. Secretary; Keith Smith, Parliamentarian; Tommy Sharp, President; Todd Butcher, Vice-President; and Scott Bracken, Treasurer. BELOW: Members of the chess itrate on a chess game. The Foreign Language Association, a combination of the French, German, and Spanish clubs, consisted of 158 members. They sponsored such events as a Mardi Gras in the spring and a faculty tea in the tall. A representative from the Department of Defense Language Institute gave a special presentation to the members. Other activities included GHS week at the mall, and Foreign Language week March 4-8. Mrs. Easley and Mrs. Porter were the sponsors. TOP LEFT: FLA Council Members are: Warren Fincher, Philip Porter, Tommy Byrd, James Woodruff ' ' -■mBollman.JeffBishop.JohnDawson, Scott Marosek, Deborah Springer Angle Hemby Liz Fell le Hardaway. and Chnstie Toles. .OIFER LfiFT. Justin Philips, Keith Smith, and Dan Hetnngton ' enjoy an FLA gathering. MIDDLE. The FLA decorated for Foreign Language week at school LOWER RIGHT-Jam Boles and Katie Hardaway relax at Mardi Gras. Zj h u 2 The titty-cij;lit member French club kept busy this year with several projects. To raise money, the club sold GHS Lion Memo notebooks. They also sold Austrian crystal. The members participated in several service projects such as the Salvation Army bell ringing, the Adopt-a-Child Program, and the preservation of the Statue of Liberty. The club attended the Texas Foreign Language Symposium at ETSU in April. Members competed in areas of memorized and original prose and poetry, spelling, cooking, and art projects. TOP RIGHT: Amy Hicks, Julie Black. Kim Nolan, and Debbie Fischer discuss club activities at a French club meeting. MIDDLE: FLA week display IS shown. BOTTOM RIGHT Kevm BoUman and Paula Garrett clown aro und. BOTTOM LEFT: Byron Frazier takes charge. £ 2 The Spanish Cluh worked li.iril this year. They sold candy to raist money for scholarships and to put toward Pesos for Braces. During the Christmas season, they rang the Christmas bell for Salvation Army to help other needy people. The seventy-five member club listened attentively to guest speaker, Dr. Berggren, during one of their meetings. She told them a about her life in Cuba. Social events of the year were the FLA Christmas Tea for teachers, the Mardi Gras Celebration and the trip to the Foreign Language Symposium in April. 1 TOP RIGHT: Officers are: Kathryn Clifton, Treasurer; Gina Childress, Secretary; Rachael Stewart, Vice-President; Kevin Bollman, President; Angle Hemby, Historian; Jo Berke, Representative. ABOVE: Students decorate door during FLA Week. MIDDLE: Kevin Bollman poss for a picture. RIGHT: The Spanish Club decorates the halls with Spanish posters. TOP LEFT: Karen Schorr and Cheryl Hunnicutt are this year ' s exotic Spanish dance TOP RIGHT: Spanish classroom door added color to the halls during FLA Week, LEFT: Mrs. Barlow poses for a quick picture, BOTTOM RIGHT Mrs. Barlow and Kevin Bollman talk during the Spanish club meeting. 2 LInder the instruction of Mrs. Sheila Easley, the thirty member German club had a very exciting year. The club ' s members were involved in several activities this year including competiton a ' t ETSU, the Foreign Language Week and the planning of the Mardi Gras. During their busy schedule this year, they made time to sell Christmas bells, candles, and also have a bake sale. The money they made was used for scholarship funds and club activities. TOP RIGHT: Officers are: Stephanie Moore. Representative -Historian; Su Fang, Treasurer; Jana Boles, Vice-President; Robin Bland, Secretary; Toby Bryant, Sgt.-at-Arms; Nancy Marsters. Parliamentarian; and Mike McBride, President. ABOVE: President Mike McBride speaks during a club meeting. RIGHT: A poster displays German culture. QC Q The Drama Department was made up ot about 60 talented members this year. The group took part in many specia projects such as the musical Bye-Bye Birdie, a Desert Theatre, and a Night of One Acts. They also entered UIL competition with the play Ordinary People, which brought the group 3rd place-alternate in Zone 1. During the year the members attended many literary competitions in Paris, Mineola, and Dallas. They returned with many certificates of excellent and superior ratings. Members worked hard during the year, and were rewarded at an Awards Banquet given in their honor at the end ot the year. TOP RIGHT Club Officers this year were: Mike Rapp - White. ABOVE: Lance Bali and Chris Wilson practice a scei Kelly Toms practices for UIL play. u This year tor the tirst year, the whole student body was allowed to participate in FCA. The meetings this year were held in Coach Lynch ' s room. Some of the guest speakers this year were Becky Bunipas and Alan Manning. The club extended their testimonies and their faith to others at monthly meetings. These special meetings were held on at least one night each month at various members ' homes. Early this year, members sold notebooks and basketball cards to raise money to fund officers and members to attend FCA camp in the summer. TOP RIGHT: 1984-85 Officers are: Jeff Bishop, Secretary-Treasurer; Bently Burrus, Vice-President, Bryant Anderson, Activity Coordinator; and Joel Bench, President, ABOVE: Coach Carpenter talks about future club activities. FAR RIGHTJoel Bench calls meeting to order. RIGHT Club members listen attentively to guest speaker. The thirty-five members of the Girl ' s Fellowship of Christian Athletes along with their sponsors, Coach Mudie, Coach Watkins, and Cocah McBride, had a very exciting year. A few of their many activities were the FCA college football game, summer camp at College Station, and a Halloween party at Alicia Spaulding ' s house. They had several interesting guest speakers. Some of these speakers were Randy Tarpley, Coach Anderson, Coach Witherspoon, Coach Carpenter and the Rev. and Mrs. Broussard. IH ! mii TOP LEFT: FCA girls listen during their club meeting. MIDDLE LEFT Officers are: Jennifer Baker, Vice-President; Kim Mudie, President. Not Pictured: Shannon Jackson, Secretary- Treasurer. LEFT: Members focus their attention on the guest speaker. ABOVE: Coach Lynch gives a devotion during a meeting. 0 ) y o H U ' riie Electronics Cluh had a vcr successful year. They went to District and State competition. Club member Tammie Jones, was thf first female to ever place in the top three in skill speed in our district. Other honors were won by David Mimlitch and Tony Norman. This year ' s outstanding members were Terry Anderson, Steven Munger, and Jennifer Winders. The fifteen members of the club repaired electrical equipment to help pay for the cost of district and state contests. The club also had a guest speaker from Eastfield College. TOP RIGHT: Officers are: David Mimlitch, President; Terry Anderson, Parliamentarian; Steven Munger, Reporter; Jennifer Winders, Treasurer; Tammie Jones, Secretary. Not Pictured: Tony Norman, Vice iident. RIGHT: Mr. Slater is the sponsor of the club. ABOVE: Tammie Jones works on a project. The Vocational Opportunities Clubs of Texas, in its second year, grew to over twenty members. Mr. Ulmer was the sponsor of the club, which purpose was to teach various shop techniques. This year ' s officers were Robert Miles, President; Gene Olson, Vice-president; John Brown, Parliamentarian; Mark Kimberlin, Treasurer; Randy Fischer, Sgt. at Arms; Donald Reinniger, Secretary; Bobby Fischer, Advisor. TOP LEFT: Students work on proiects in class. MIDDLE LEFT: A student cleans up after class. ABOVE: Mr Ulmer talks with Woody Lowe and Mr. Westbrook, LEFT: From Left to Right: Club Officers are: Randy Fischer, Bobby Fischer, Donald Reinniger, John Brown, Robert Miles, Gene Olson, and Mark Kimberlin. The purpose ot the ICT club was to enable students to practice their business skills in offices in the city. The members participated in Area and State VICA contests. The officers of the club were Lisa Smith, president; Brad Nichols, vice president; Kim Reeves, treasurer and Kendall Kinslow, secretary. Mr. Freeman was the sponsor ot the group. ABOVE RIGHT: Officers pose for a group picture. BOTTOM LEFT: A student worlds hard at learning computer sliiUs. BOTTOM RIGHT Mr. Freeman takes time to smile for the camera. B — f The Distributive Education club allowed students to learn business skills and work Haifa day. This offered firsthand experience and on the job training. Mr. Joe McCutcheon was the sponsor of the group. n 6£L0ir. Philip Johns smiles for the camera. BOTTOM LEFT Students woik during class. MIDDLE Linda Madkjns takes a break. TOP LEFT Brian Cutting. Lisa Ma son, and Philip John show pride in their club. The newly tormed Metal Trades club was sponsored by Mr. Kirkpatrick. The otticers ot the club were Reggie Jackson, John Johnson, Roger Hill, Vincent Hale, George Donnell, and Chris Brown. The purpose of the club was to teach students machine shop and welding techniques. TOP RIGHT. Officers pose for a group picture. BOTTOM .EFT. John Johnson prepares to weld BOTTOM RIGHT Mr. Kirkpatrick poses for photographers. The Building Trades Club was made up of a number of hard-working members this year. One of the projects the group worked on was building a staircase, which was displayed at Crossroad ' s Mall during GHS Week. The group was sponsored by Glenn Garland. y Elmore, Alan Beaird, Mcnibers ot the Auco Mechanics club wDfked very hard this year to increase their skills in the field. The group was involved in man) prelects and attended competitions throughout the year. Congratulations went to the following students for placing at VICA contest in Dallas: Darrell Wells, Blake Woodson. Ricky Anderton and Dale Malone. il II t-, P . ii wWI ' . r J i e TOP RIGHT Club Officers this year are: Gillermo AgjLlar, Roger Rathff, Ricky Anderton, and Tony Lucas, ABOVE: Kevin Jones and Tony Lucas work hard. MIDDLE RIGHT: Gillermo Aguilar and Ronnie Sandlin accomplish great feats. RIGHT: Ronnie Sandlin enjoys the class. The fifteen member Auto Paint and Body Club was sponsored by Mr. Greg Thomas. The club earned their money by seUing cheese and sausage for a computer. The club worked hard this year on learning various techniques in painting. Awards this year went to Robert Jones for earning a bronze medal at State VICA contest in the auto body skills. n TOP RIGHT Award winner, Roben: Jones, and Mr. Thomas pose with Roberts awards. MIDDLE LEFT: Tony Escalante is hard at work. TOP RIGHT: Officers include Jimmy Innocente, Kendall Moore, Robert Jones, and Dale Jones. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. Thomas demonstrates skills to students. BOTTOM LEFT: Thomas takes time out to pose for photographers. Mr. GHS Richard Shockley Miss GHS Jill Smith FAVORITES Amy Row Simeon Perry FAVORITES Shelli Banks Richard Shockley Best All Around Girl Jill Smith Best All Around Guy Billy Anderson 156 Most School Spirit Sandy Purifoy Eric Spencer Most Beautiful and Most Handsome Lori Davis Scott Bigony Nancy Marsters Lankford Ewell Most Feminine and Most Masculine Laurie Willaby Jimmy Dunn Katie Hardaway Anthony Portley Most Courteous Luanne Manning Billy Anderson Cutest Couple Diana Easley Clay Cunningham M ost Athletic Kim Mudie Troy Gotcher 160 Jana Boles Al Onley Julie Robertson Troy Henry FAVORITES Gina Childress Bryant Anderson JUNIOR FAVORITES Sarah Robinson f SOPHOMORE I FAVORITES Brad Taylor SOPHOMORE FAVORITES Heath Roberts Christy McBride FRESHMAN FAVORITES Patsy Jefferson Steven Bishop FRESHMAN FAVORITES Paige Press Joe DeGarso 169 Anthony Portley With his vcrsatihty regarding the activities he has been involved in during high school, it is obvious to see why Anthony Portley was chosen as an Outstanding Senior. Besides receiving the Danforth Award, being named Student of the Month for January 1985, going to Boys ' State, and being named among the Who ' s Who, Anthony was named to the 1st Team All Districts for 83-84, and 84-85. was designated as Sophomore of the year in Basketball, and was Honorable Mention in Baseball and Basketball. In his spare time Anthony likes listening to music, writing poems, jogging, and playing raquetball. Upon graduation, he plans to ma|or in mathematics at Abilene Christian University and become a math teacher. - Kim Mudie When considering all the activities that Kim Mudie has par- ticipated in, her being named an Outstanding Senior is not surprising. Student Council, NHS, FLA, and Spanish Club kept Kim busy, but she also had time for leadership — such as being a Junior class officer and President of FCA for 2 years. Being captain of the volleyball, basketball, and track teams, as well as being named to the 2nd Team All-District for Volleyball, Kim was named Most Athleic Girl. She also received the Danforth Award, AEA awards, was the Rotary Club Student of the Month, and was also a Superintendent ' s Scholar. Kim ' s interests outside of school reflect the well-rounded stu- dent that she is — such as jogging, snow skiing, wind surfing, water skiing, singing in the church choir, and reading and writing poetry. After graduation Kim will attend Texas Tech. She plans to either major in accounting and become a certified public accountant, or major in physical education and become a teacher and coach like her mom. Billy Anderson Being strong in sports as well as being well-liked by people on campus, Billy Anderson earned his title of being an Outstanding Senior. Billy was involved in the FLA and Spanish Club and received honors as being an academic All-American. as well as being voted Most Courteous and Best All Around by his peers. Billy ' s hobbies and interests include playing Softball, watching television, riding around, swimming, and hanging out with friends. He hopes to play professional football but if that falls through he plans to become an Architectural Engineer and start his own business. Al Onley Al Onley was named Outstanding Senior because of his ac- complishments in academics as well as sports. Being Vice-President of NHS as well as being a member of the Varsity Golf Team are only two of the activities that Al has been involved in. Al has also been in the French Club, FLA, Science Club, Drama Club, the Newspaper and Yearbook Staff and was the 1st chair percussionist and a Sophomore officer of the Band. Being voted Most Likely to Succeed, being a teen on Who ' s Who and one of the Outstanding Teens of America, Al was also nominated as a Sophomore and Junior Favorite, was a Superin- tendent ' s Scholar, winner of the AEA award, a member of the All- Region Band, and a runner-up in the Texas State Golf Classic. Outside of school, Al is a member of the American Jr. Golf Association, the Jr. Golf Club Champion at Webb Hill Golf Course, a member of the Ridgecrest Youth Choir, the Youth Choir ' s Ensemble, the Choir Chaplain, and he is on the Ridgecrest Youth Council. After graduation, Al will attend the Youth Congress ' 85 in Washington, D.C. and plans to go into Pre-Med on a partial golf scholarship and partial academic scholarship. Katie Hardaway Katie Hardaway ' s academic ability, involvement in extracur- ricular activities, and vivacious personality made her a natural choice tor Outstanding Senior. Katie has been involved in Band, NHS, FLA, Spanish Club, Stu- dent Council, and FTA as well as taking pictures for the Yearbook. During her Freshman and Senior years Katie was Drum Major for the Band, as well as Band Sweetheart for her Senior year. Outside of school Katie enjoys snow skiing, swimming, and listening to any kind of music. She plans to attend Southwestern University in the fall and hopes to major in some form of elementary education, probably for special children. Mike McBride Heavy involvement in student government and academic ex- cellence made Mike McBride the perfect choice for Outstanding Senior. Mike was a class officer for his Sophomore, Junior, and Senior years while in Student Council, and was a member of the Science Club, NHS, FLA, and the German Club. He received the Academic Excellence Award three years in a row, was a Superintendent ' s Scholar, and also was named Student of the Month. Mike spends his extra time playing all sports, especially tennis; reading, listening to music, and going to the movies. His plans for after graduation call for him to go to Texas A M University to study Electrical Engineering. Outstanding Senior Jana Boles This Outstanding Senior, Jana Boles, was also recognized as Most Likely to Succeed by her fellow classmates. Upon graduation, Jana plans to attend East Texas State for one year and then transfer to the University of Texas for her remaining three years. She plans to graduate with a degree m Education. Jana ' s interests are Softball and volleyball teams affiliated with her church. Her awards and honors include AEA Awards, Superintendent ' s Scholar and Commended High Score for the 1983 PSAT-NMSQT. Holly Adams Being named Outstanding Senior was only one of the many honors Holly Adams received. Holly also received high scores on the PSAT, was a Commended Student for the National Merit, a Supermtendent ' s Scholar, and a member of Who ' s Who. Holly was involved in NHS, Spanish Club, Band, and Jazz Band. Hobbies include reading, cooking, waterskiing, and swimming. After graduation. Holly plans to attend the University of Texas. Her major is undecided. a; O CO Sheryl Love Sgt.-at-Arms Mary Sawyers Jill Smith Secretary Parliamentarian Amy Row Reporter Greg Bosworth Vice-President Luanne Manning Historian Shelli Banks Treasurer HOLLY S, ADAMS BanJ - 1, J. 1, .)i , Bdnd - I. 4. NHS — V 1, PhotnK SutI — 1. Spanish Club — 4, MA — 4. Mich Sciitr on PSAT — V rummcndtd Stujtm National Mtni — 4 CAROLYN ALLEN Choii - 1. Drama Club - - ' , 4. Pep Squad - 2. Yearbook - 4. OEA - 4. AEA — 2. V JOHN ALLEN Football - 1. VICA - 2, f tatian-2.S);t at Arms-( BILLY ANDERSON Football — i, 4; Track — 2, V 4, Basktr- ball - 4. Spanish Club — 4: FLA - 4 FCA — 4, Baseball — 4 PATSY ANDERSON Gill s Choir - 1: Mixed Choir - 2. FLA - 1, German Club -VDF- 4 TAMMY ASHFORD KIM ATHEY Band — 1,2. Twirler — 1, Newspaper ■earbook — 1. OEA — }, 4, Sji ■at-; ' — 4, Area Finalist - 1. Who ' s Who - m O 70 C ) JAY ATTISON Af; — 1, 2 I. 4. Star Greenhand — I. Grecnhand — 1. Chapter Farmer — 2. Lone Star I armct — 4, Woods and Watel — 2. (. 1. Af, Mei-han.es — ! STEVE AVERY Spanish Club - 2. ICT - 4. Football - KRISTI BAKER Pep Squad - 2. OEA Co-Histol Flashes — . OEA President — 4 Communication (td place wit O.EA, Contest — 3 SHELLI BANKS Cheerleader -1,2. .1. 4. Head - 4. Class Officer — 1. 2, 3. 4. Student Council — 1. 2. 3, 4. Indian Heritage — 2. 1. Vice- President - 1, Who ' s Who — 1, 4, Ftench Club - 2. i. FLA - i c ) O UJ c ) Leslie Farmer enjoys a pep rally ANNE BANNER Band — I, FTA - 2, . 4, Treasurer - 1. Studcnc Council — 1. 4. Flashes — V Spanish Club — 2, i. 4; Choir — I, 4, Ac- companisc; Law Club — 1; State History Day 1st Place — 1; AEA — 3; FLA - 2. i. BRIAN BARTON Football - 1. Track - 1; Band - 1. . 4. All Senior Honor Band - 4, Spanish Club - (. 4; FLA - 1. 4. Science Club - 4 ' Percussion Accompanist. Musical — 4 KELLY BARBOUR ASB Cabinet Vice-President - 1, Tennis - J. AII-District AII State Choir - 2, (, Girls League Hospitality Chaitman — ' . Science Club Secretary — 1. 4. Spanish Club — 2, i, 4. FLA — 2. i. 4, California Scholarship Federation — . University of Oklahoma Biological Station Research Student — 3; Marine Biolocy Club - 3; Latin Club Sectetaty — 3 (Ttansfer Student) VALERIE BELL Pep Squad — 2. 3. 4. Jr Lieutenant — : Captain - 4; NHS - 3, 4; Science Club - 4, Representative — 4, Phoenix Staff — ■ Indian Heritaf;e — 4, French Club — , Who ' s Who — 4. Student of the Month - 1. AEA - 3 EIRIK BERGGREN Band — 1, Spanish Club — 3. FLA - Chess Club - 4, Science Club - 4 SCOTT BIGONY Aj; — 1, Indian History — 2; Football - 2. Track — 1. ICT — A; French Club — CHRISTINA BIRDWELL BYRON BLACK Band — I, 2, 3, 4. All-Refion — 1, Solo and Ensemble — 1, 2, 3. 4; Srape Band — 2, , 4. 4 States Honor Sraje Band — 3. 4. Slate Solo and Ensemble — 3. 4. Band Captain - 4. German Club — 4; Out- standinf; Trumpet — 3, 4 ANGE LA BLAYLOCK Basketball - 1, Volleyball - 1. FHA - 2, 3, 4, 2nd Vice-President - 3; FTA - (Journalism — 4. Pep Squad — 3 JAMES BLAZER KELLI BOBBITT Band — I. . ' , !, 1, All-Rej;iun - 1, !. fFA - J, V I. I I A Njiional Hand - (. 1, NHS - I, I jw riub - 1, rhoir - 1. All- RtC.on- I.PhutnuSlafl-J DAVID BOLDT Football — 1, 2. DE — 1. Indian Henlace JANA BOLES NHS - 1, A. Presideni - 4. Gcfman Club - _ ' . 1. -1, Vice-President - 4: FTA - . ' . ), 4. Ji Representative — i. Sr Represen- tative — A. Pep Stquad — 1. V Fl.A — 2. 3, ■1; Tennis Manager — V Student of the Month — 1, Amefican Lej;ion Awald — 1; Phoenn Staff — 4. AEA — 2. t JANNA BOOHER Band — 1,2. J. 4. All-Region — 1 GREG BOSWORTH SCOTT BRACKEN Band — 1, 2. 1, 4, All-Repion —1,2. 1. 4, Four States Honor Band — 1. 4. State Solo and Ensemble - V Choir — 1. 2. Acap- pella — i. 4. All-Region Choit —1.4. All- Disttict Choif — 4. Acappella Tteasutet — !. Spanish Club — . FLA - .1. Chess Club Treasuter — 4. Regional Winnet National Hisioty Diy — l.Z. ,. Science Club — 4 JAMES PAT BRAMLETT ierman Club - 1, 4, FLA - Teacht .ssistanr — ' i. Metal and Wood Shop - C ) m O RITA BRIDGES DEKEIDRA BRIGHAM 1 HA - 1, German Club - FLA - TAGS-l;VOECOOP-4 LEO BROOKINS ilding Trades - 2. .1. 4 DENA R. BRIGHT Lion Mascot - 4, Pep Squad - 2, •,. Sru- dent Council - 1. 2, (, 4. Tteasutet - 1, ■ A Avetage Awatd — 1. Conduct Award — I; Lion Tracks — .1, 4, Advertising Manager — 4; Indian Hetiiage — 2. 1. Drama Club — 1; Who ' s Who - 4 RONALD L BROUSSARD, JR. FCA I. i. V -1. Basketball 1. 2. Atadcmit Awatd V. Football 1. - ' , •,. 4, Vatsitv V 4, aptain 4 I O DARREN BROWN Publication Stall — I. Yearbuok Design. RYNN BURKITT OEA — V 4. Pep Squad — 2, Student Council - 1, Diama Club - 2. Indian Hetitage - 2; FHA — I NICKIE CAMPBELL Yeatbook Stall — I. Newspaper — 1. German Club — V FLA — I, i. French Club — 1. Indian Heritage — 4. DE — 4, Drama Club -2. Who s KELLY CHADD Librar) Club - 2; FHA - 1 . Choii — 1 . An II — 4 (transfer student I Dale Weaks glances up from his computer terminal to pose for picture. MARY ANN CLOUD Yearbook — 1, J. 1. 4, Hdd Phoiographcf — 1. 4. NHS — (, i, Phoenix Staff — 4 Who ' s Who - }, Pep Squad - . ' . AEA - 1.2.5.4 WILFORD COLLINS Track — 1; Conduct Award — I. Choir l.FHA-2, 5 LEA ANN COPELAND Band — I, Twifler — I. Spanish Club - FLA — ). N HS — 1. Flashes — 4 Richard Shockley makes announcements during the pep rally. DEBBIE CRAIN Yearbook - I, Srudeni Council Secretary — 1. J, Acjppella — , I, Oaybreak — 4, All-Disrriit - 1, German Club - 1. 4. Phoenix Staff - 1, I oorball Trainer - 1, Newspaper Fdiror - 1 (1 ransfer SrudentI HENRY CROCKETT DENISE CRUMPTON FHA-HERO - 1, Pep Squad — 1, . ' , OEA - 1, 4, P F Arde - 1 I a: O C ) CLAY CUNNINGHAM An - I. - ' . (, 1. Ac MfdianKs - V General A Business Awatd, Lone Star Farmer. Chapter Farmer Greenhand — I, Woods and Water - 1, 2, ). 4; ICT — 4; Quiz Team — 1 lik k. DAREN DAVIS 5A All-Refion Symphonic Band - Foui Slates Honor Band - i. 1. ( State Solo and Ensemble - }, 4. I States Collejiate Wind Band Em Tout - i. AIIAtea Band 4, All [ Band — 1, 2. i, 4. Jazz Band — 1. . Hendetson County Juniot Collc(! Band — 1. 2. 1. 4. Science Club — 4; Beta Club- 1. 2. ((Transfer Stud LORl DAVIS Band -1.2. Officer - 2. All-Region — 1; Yearbook — 1; Newspaper — 1. Student Council — 4; Class Favorite — 2. i; Na- tional History and Government Award — 1. Flashes - J. 4. Phoenix Staff - 4 Becky Manley gives a speech in class. native - I. Chess Club - 4. AEA . Sophomore of the Month — 2, 2nd Place Optimist Club Oii test - 1. I ' ll. Plays - 2. i: Society of Distinguished American Hi(;b School Students — 2. Phoenix Staff — 4 PAULA DAWSON Athletics — 1. 2, Indian Heritaue — 1. HECE - i. Public Relations — 1. DE - 4:FHA— 1.2. i, Tennis — 1.2 JEFF DAY TONY DENSON OLIVER DIGGS MONIQUE DUNL AP ChmltaJtr - ) - ' , Indian I lerud t - 2. SruJtm r,. until — . ' , , 1. SiuJcnl Hcidy Trta urcr - 1. 1 I.A - ! (. I tenth f luh - 2. V iennis - (. G.ill - V HIiiK-nix Stjtl- 1 JAMES DUREN Tennis — . ' , Hoot ball — I. Indian Uttilafe - . , VirA Historian - 1, ICT - A, DIANA EASLEY Dtama - I, Choir - 1. Otchcsri DEWEY ELMORE CARL ESCO Fooibill — 1, . ' . . Sophomore ot ihe Year — 2, Second Team All-Distnct Honorable Mention — A. First Team All- Distnct, Basketball - 1. 2. 5. 4; Track - 1.2. J. I LISA EVANS Basketball - 1. 2, 1. Volleyball - 1. 2, Homecoming Queen - 4. FHA - 1. 2. Metal Trades I LANKFORD EWELL Football —1.2, Indian Heritge — 1. Track — 1. Basketball - 1. 2. FFA — 1 O SUE FANG NHS — t. 4, Flashes — 1, 4. Pep Squad - 2; FTA — V FLA — 3. 4. German Club - S. 4. Treasurer — 4, Yearbook — 4, Dram — 2 LESLIE FARMER Choir — 1. FTA — 2, . 4, Parliamentarian — 4 Band — 1, 2. . 4, Senior Captain — 4. Phoenix Staff - 4. Who ' s Who - 3. 4. Indian Heritage — 5 SONJA FINCH CHERYL FISCHER MELISSA FOLEY Volleyball —1.2. Basketball — 1.2; Track — 1. 2; FCA - 1, 2. FHA — 1, 2. V. HECE School Superintendent Dr. Bill Kennedy stands beside the Superintendent Scholars. Bryant McAllister, Bobby Tillotson, Kelly Barbour. Jill Sherrill, and Dan Powers have a discussion. DAVID FOX Bind - 1. J- t. tj-ii! Band — 1, A. All- Refion - 2, t. 1. UIl. Solo and Ensemble — 12 1 Stare Solo and Ensemble — 1. . , . 1. Four Stares Honor Band - 4, ET- SinlonorBand-4 CHARLOTTE FUGITT FHA - 1, . ' , Secreiar, - I, President - . Indian Heritage — V 4. Pep Squad — 2. ' 4. jt Lieutenant — . . St Lieutenant — ' Whos Who — 4. OEA — 3. 4. Tteasuit — 4. Conduct Awatd — I VICKI FULTON Student Council — 1, Indian Heritage — 2. . Treasutei — 1. Pep Squad — 2. FHA — 2. OEA - 1. 4 TAMMY GALYEAW JENNIFER GANGAWERE Student Cuncl - 1, 4. Art Club - I. I.tnth flub - 2. 1. FIA - 2, 1. Indian Heiila e - 1. Hand - 1. 2. Choit 1, 4. Science-Math Club - 1. (. 1. Class Repoitet - 1. Tennis - 1. Phc«rni« Stall - IITianslerStudenil RICK GARCIA STEVE GARLAND PAULA GARRETT Student Council - 1, 2, 1. Class Councils President — 1, 2. Scarlet Rejimenl Band — 1. 2. 1. Section Leader — 1, American Field Setv.ce -1,2. V, Inteiact Club - 2. 1. Vice-President - . Phoenix Staff- 4, Indian Heriti(;e - 4, French Club - 1, 4, Lion Tiacivs — . 1, Feature Fditot — 4, Superintendent Scholar — 4 (Ttansler Student! KRISTI GONZALES r TROY GOTCHER foDlball - 1, . ' . , -1. Baskclball - Isl Team AILDistncI - 1, ( Records (most yards in one seasor yards in a game, longest touchdov — 4. FHA - ). French Club - 4 JOHNETTE GRAFF Band - 1. 2. FllA - 1; Yearbook - 2. 4, Editor — 4, Drama — . ' . Flashes — 1. ■ Maior - 4. FTA - (, Phi)eni« Staff - • A Averaj e Award — I CO o KRISTOPHER GRANTHAM STEVE GREGG Publication Staff - 1. Band — 1. 2. jui Band - V 4. Science Club - 4. ! Solo and Ensemble Contest — 3, 4 STEVE GRIFFIN Football — 1, Cross Counrry — 1, 4, Trac — 2. ?. 4; Spanish Club - 4. FLA - FCA — i. 4, Who ' s Who - 4 MICHELLE GUINN Choir — 1.2. Pep Squad — 2, Flashes - 4. Officer — 4, A Cappclla — ). Treasurer — 4. Student Council — 1 UlL Solo and Ensemble— 1 , Seniors have school spirit during a pep rally. Simeon Perry walks around the gym floor as the football guys get their victory apples. MACHELLE HALL Dranid Club - J. Spjnisli Club - 1. Pep Squjd - 1. (. Mined Choir - I, :. HtCF th Vice-Presidenc — A. Yearbook PhocoKraphej — 4: FHA — i KARYN HALLBERG LINDA HALLIBURTON NHS — V 4. Barid — 1. . ' , ). 4. FFA — i. A. Choir — I, Yearbook — Newspaper — I, Science Club — 4, N rional FFA Band - ). 4. Who ' s Who — KATIE HARDAWAY Band — 1,2, 1, 4, Drum Ma|Oi — 1.4 Band Officer - 2. 1, Band Sweetheart — 4 Yearbook Photographer — 2, S, 4. FLA - ' . A. Reptesentative — 4. Spanish Club - J, 4. NHS — 5. 4. Sam Rayburn Scholar - 3; Student Council — 2, 3. 4 ROBIN HARRIS SHANNON HARRIS F F A Secretary -1,2. (, Basketball - 2. 1. Ttack - 2, Homecomin); Court - KEITH HAWKINS Meul Trades — 2, V 4. President Wood Work — 1 AUBURN HENDRY Cheerleader- 1, Transfer Stu, STACEY HENRY Pep Scjuad — I. Dance — 2. Beauty TROY HENRY football — 1. Basketball — 1. Track — 1, Tennis - 2. FFA — 1. Flash Guard - 4, FTA — -1; French Club - 2 LORI HICKS Yearbook - I. V 4, Classes Ediror - Choir - I, 2, Pep Squad - 2, ITA - AEA — 2, 1. Phoenix Staff - Newspaper — I. Who ' s Who — i TOM HOLDER Chess Club — 2. Basketball — 1, 2. 1 Spanish Club — A. FLA — 4, Football - TAMMY HOLLEY Band — 1, 2. J, 4, Flag Corps — 2. i. 4, Captain — }. 4. All-Region — 1. 2, 3. Four States Honor Band — 1. 2, ' ,. Leader -1: Cub Crier Karen Hopewell does a twirler routine. KARA HONZELL Nf IS — (. 4. Spanish Club — 4. Pep Squad KAREN HOPEWELL Twirler — 1. ' ,. 4. flead Twirler — 4, Band — 1. 2. (, 4, Officer — 4; Flags — 2; Indian Heritage — 2. 4, FLA — 4, Officer — 4, Spanish Club - 4, Who s Who - }, Of- fice Assistant — 1. Guidance Assistant — 4 ' 11 I L Twirling — 1 RAYFORD HOSKINS Foorball — 1. 2. 3, 4. Basketball — I. GAIL HOUSTON KEVIN JAMES Publication Staff An Editot — 1; Band — 1. 2. h. 4. Drum Ma)or -1, All-Region — 1, 2. 3, 4. A Cappella Choir — A. ' Leader — A. Daybreak — A. Al!-Re ic Choir — 1, 4. Four States Honor Band — 3. 4. Indian Heritage — 2, ' . A. FLA — 2, The Society o( Distinguish- ed High School Students — 5. 4 Lori Hicks rummages through her purse. Curtis Murley stands at the Homecoming Dance. DC O z: UJ iO CINDY JOHNSON ep Squad — 2, OtiA — 1, A, Cheer ■ 3. Who ' s Who - J KEVIN JONES WILLIAMS JONES FFA - 1 . 2. i. 4, President - 4. Woods and Waler -1,2. (. 4, Foolball - I. 1 T.J. KARMELE TINA KATCHINSKA VICKl KENDRICK Band -1.2. 5; Spanrsh Club - 1. FLA - 1, 1, HFCE 1 - 4. French Club - I; FHA- HERO — 4 TONYA KERBOW FHA I Tttasurtrt I, HdnJ l.i. Flashes Olfkcr -1. Spanish Club i. FI.A i KENDALL KINSLOW Woods and Waters — 2. J. 4, Woods and Waters Bass Champ — 2; Auto Body — 2. 3, VICA — 2, 1, Secretary — J. ICT Secretary — -I. Golf— 1 KATHLEEN LANDRITH JEZELL LAWSON PAMELA LEE BONNIE LEGG DOROTHY LEHMAN OtA — (. 4, Nils — V 4. Pep Squad - FI.A -2; German Club -2 TIM LINDEN THOMAS LITTLE ERIK LOEHR 4. Spanish Club - 1, 4 Chess Golf - 1. 2. 1. 4, Junior Classical Leafjue Yearbook - 1. Phoen X Staff - 1. 2. Drama Club - 1. Football - 2, Basketball - 1, 2. Science Club - 4. Chess Club - 4; FCA - I. 2. Woods and Watef — 4 (Ttansfet Student) CO a: O c ) I JANA LONDON Band — 1. Clioif — I, 2. A CappelU 4; Indian Henrapc - t. VOE COOP - OEA - i. Spanish Club — i. FLA — Pep Si uad — . ' Senior Flashes; Johnette Graffjanet Sisemorc, Sue Fang, Kim Moser and Christi Reeves enjoy a day at the State SHERYL LOVE Chccrltader — 1. 2. ), 4, Student Council — 1, 2. «. 4. Senioi Class Officer — 4. French Club — 2. t. FLA — 2. ). Indian Hetitaje - 2. ), Who ' s Who - J, Phoenix Staff— 4 TONY LUCAS VICA - 5. 4, PteSident — 4: CVAE Ptesi NATHAN LUDFORD Oichestra — 1. 2. i. Vice-Ptesidem — 5; Spanish Club — 1. 4; Raquetball — 2; Ten- nis — 1. FLA — 4. Drama Club — 4. Chess Club — 4, Excellence in Musicianship — J (Ttansfer Student) iKllyy ST ACHY LUDFORD Mixed Choir - I, A Oppella Choii - 2, (, 4, Theacre Ans — 1. 4. Drama Club — 4, All-District Choir — 1. 4 ' Daybreak — 4; FTA - 2. 1. 4. Historian — V Repoitei — 4, Indian Herita(;e — }. 4, Spanish Club -  . FLA - 1, FHA Offlcei - 1 DENYSE LUMMUS Yearbook — 4, Student Council — NHS — 3. 4; Pep Stjuad — 2. 3. AEA - 3. Newspaper — 1. Who s Who - — 2; French Club- ' ' BR YANT MCALLISTER Srudent Body Presidenr — 1. Student Council- 1.2, 3.4:FFA- 1,2, 3; Woods and Water - I. 2. 3, 4; Class Vice- President — 2, 3. Science Club Treasurer — 4, Student Council Sgt -at-Atms — 3 MICHAEL McBRIDE Student Body Ptesident — 4; Class Presi- dent — 2. 3, 4; Student Council — 2. 3, 4, NHS — 3, 4, Science Club - 3. 4. Treasuret — 3. Ptesident — 4; Getman Club — 3, 4, Ptesident — 4. FLA - 5, 4, Tennis — 1. 2. 3. 4, Basketball — 1. 2 LEAH McCULLOUGH Band —1.2. Flashes — 2. Acapptlla • ■ Alto Section Leadei — 4. AIIDistfict - A. AIIRecion - 1. 4. NHS — Daybteak — 4. AEA — 2. V Rotai Student of the Month — 4 DAVID McDANIEL Spanish Club — 4 SHANE McGEE Ag - 1, 2. 1. 4. Greenhand Quiz Team — 1. Chapter Farmer — 2. Lone Star Farmer Ag Mechanics — S, Woods and LINDA Mcknight FH A -1,2. H ICE - I. 2. Hist. - J.4. FH.A HIRO SUSAN MADDOX Junior Red Cross 2 (Transfer Student) LINDA MADKINS Squad - 2; FLA Council 1. Ge n Club - V TAGS Club - V FTA - BECKY MANLEY Band —1.2. Flag Corps — 2, OEA - TAMMY MANNERS Volleyball —1.2. Basketball — 1,2. Track — 1. 2; FTA — 4. Indian Heritage - 4. FCA - 2. OEA — 1.2. Repofter - 2 . LUANNE MANNING ChctTlcidtrc Mjscoi — 1. Mixed Choir — 1. Cicl s Choit - 2. Ptp S )uad - 2. Indian Heritajjc — 2. 4. Co-Chaitman — . Vice-President — -1. Flashes — 3. 4: A Cap- pella Choir — 3, A. Studenr Council — 1, .3. 4, Class Officer - 4. OEA Co.Reporter 4 ELIZABETH PAIGE MARSHALL FLA - 1. 2. 1. 4. Representalive - ■ Spanish Club — 1. 2. i. 4; French Club - 3. 4. A Cappella Choit — i. 4, Solo an Ensemble — 1. 4; Mixed Choir — 1. All-District - 1. 2. 5. 4. All-Region - 1, 3, 4. All-Area — 3; Pep Squad — 2. Phoenix Staff— 4 NANCY MARSTERS Who s Who — 3. German Club — FLA - 3, 4. Yearbook - 1, ' Newspaper Sraff — 1, 4. AEA — Band — 1.2. Phoenix Staff— 4 STEPHANIE MARTIN Law Club — 1. FTA — 2. 3. 4. Vice- Presidenr — 3. President — 4; Indian Herirage — 2. 3. Choir — 1.2; Acappella — 3; Pep Squad — 2. Flashes — 3; FHA HERO - 4. Phoenin Sraff — 4 c ) o Mike Rapp played Albert Peterson opposite Shelly Harris ' Rose Alvarez in Bye, Bye Birdie. iJ U- -Ji-i LISA MASON FHA - 1. Pep Squad - 2; FLA — 1. DE — 4. Spanish Club — 2. Football Homecominj; Nominee — 4. FTA — 4. Drama Club — 2. 3. 4 GAYLA MAULDIN RAE MOSLEY Choir — I. Girl s Choit — 2. i. Pep Squad - 2, Acappelk - A. HECE — 4, FHA- HERO Treasurer — 4 KIM MOSER Vollevball - 1. Track — I. Basketball Manager — I. Pep Squad — 2: Flashes — 5. 4. Choir — 1 . 2, }, Acappella — 4 KIM MUDIE Volleyball — 2. 1, 4. Caprain — 4. Basket- ball - 2. 1. 4. Captain - 4; Track - 2. (. 4; Cheetleadin — 1. Student Council — 1. 2. 5. 4. NHS - t, 4, Spanish Club - 2, . 4. FLA - 2. Girls FCA President — 1. 4; Class Oflicet - •,. Student of the Month — J. William Danforth 1 Dare You CURTIS MURLEY Football — 1. Student Council — 1 4 Chess Club - 2; Goll -214 Jour- nalism Staff Writer - 2. 1, 4. Photo Editor — 4; Yearbook Photographer — V 4; Boys State — . Who s Who — 4; U.l.L. MICHAEL MURPHY Choir — 1, 2, 1. 4. President — 2. 4. All- Region - I, 4, All-District - }, 4. Solo SHERRY MURPHY NHS - y 4, Band - 2. i. 4. Phoenm Staff — 4. All-Disttict Band — 1 lahsm Convi KARIMNAYANI DAWN NELSON mA Prcsiden[ — 1, Student of the Month - 1. Student Council - 2, (. Pep Squad - 2. Geiman Club - 4: FLA - 1. 4. Reponet Hisionan - t, Phocnitt Staff - 4. pTA - 2, NHS - V 1. Whos Who - JOEY NEWBERRY Indian Heritage - 2. i. 4. NiHS - ), 4, FLA - V 4. Spanish Club — 3. 4; Band — 1, 2. J. 4. Histoiian - 4; All-Rtgion — 1; ETSLI Honof Band — 4. Yearbook Photographer — 2. 3, 4 BRAD NICHOLS Football - 1, Woods and Water - 2. J. 4. Treasurer - 4. ICT - 4. Vice-President O UJ Mary Ann Cloucd is caught by surprise while she waits for the bell to ring. DACIA NORLIN John Marshall Ramblerelte Drill Team — I Outstanding New Member — 1. French Club - 2. 1, 4: FLA - 2. •,. 4. FI,A Class Representative - 1. FHA - 4. Sgt at- Atms - 4. Indian Hetitaje - 4 KAREN OLDHAM Band —1.2. Flashes — 4. French Club - 2 Law Club - 1. Drama - 1. Phoenix Staff- 4 Golf - Represen Band — ALONLEY 1, 2. V 4. NHS - V 4. Jr ative — Vice-President — 4. 1. 2, Sophomore Representative ch Club — 1. 4. Diama Club — ■ Club - 4; Whos Who - 4. f Distinguished American High BILLY OTTWELL O-- J vP School Students — . 4. Yearbook - Newspaper — I; Phoenix Staff — A DAVID A. PALMERI Aiappfllj Choit I. 2. V I, All-Region I, 2. AIIDisinci V -1, Chtss Club . ' . 4. Com- pom Club J. Band 1. . ' , V All Rttion 1. 2; )a71 Band . ' . Stcnon Leader 1. Officer I DEBBIE PARKER Phoen.x Staff - 4. Spanish Club - KIM PECK FHA - I. I. Indian Heritage — V FHA Secretary — 2. Yearbook — 1. Newspaper MICHELLE PEDERSON Orchestra — 1, Honor Roll — 1. Band — 1.2.). 4. Band Librarian - 4. French Club — i. 4. FLA — ). 4. Phoenix Staff - 4. Outstanding Band Membet — 4 SIMEON PERRY football - 1. 2. i. 4. French Club - 1. Class Favorite — 2. V, Track — 1; Who s Who — , Teenager of the Month — 2 The Pep Squad performs a routine while the band plays The Horse. C ) m O HOLLY PETERS EMMITT PITTS KATHY POLANCHEK i. 4. Exploier s Club — 2 OEA — 4. Business Contests — 3. i. Cho — 1.2; Phoenix Staff— 4 KENNA PORTER 195 O CO ANTHONY PORTLEY DAN POWERS , „„_ i J.!J f u v,CA- B. k«b ll - 1. 2 . . Sophomott ol .ht fouiball - 1. - ' . 1. -t.l hc„ L.un IL- Ytar — 2. All-Districi Isc Team. Baseball ' ' b — 2 4 Track — 1. FHA — 1. 2. Chess Club - 2. Football - 1. Whos Who - 4. BRYON PURGESON Auto Mechanics — 1. 2; VICA Secietary - !l; ICT - 1 Seniors show cheir school spirit when the school song is played. SANDY PURIFOY Cheerleadmfi — 1. 2. 5. 4; Student Council - 1. 2. 5. 4 Class Officer - 2. . NHS - ) 4 Indian Heritage — 2. French Qub — 2. i; FLA — 2. }. Who ' s Who — i. Class Favorite — 2; Phoenix Staff — 4 CHRIS RANDALL Basketball — 1. 2. Football — 1. 2. !, 4. Player of the Week — 3; Spanish Club — 2; Certificate of Academic Excellence — 1 MIKE RAPP Spanish Club - (. 4, FLA Representative — 4. Orama Club President — V 4. District Choir — 4. Student Council — All Star Cast District - 2. V Acappella Choir — V 4. Optimist Oratorical winner of $11X111 — 2, Fooiball — 1 CHRISTI REEVES Flashes — V 4. Girl s Choir — I. 2. Acap- pella — 1, 4. German Club — 5. 4. FLA — 1, 4. FHA — 4. Pep Squad — 1.2 KIM REEVES Student Council —1.2. Class Treasurer — 2. Indian Heritage — 2; Yearbook — 1. FHA Vice-President — 1; Pep Scjuad — 2. FTA — 2; ICT Treasurer — 4. Drama Club — 2 MIKE ROBBINS German Club - 2. 5. 4, Drama Club — 1. 3. 4. Who s Who — i. FLA — 2. 3; Sound Technician. Musicals — 3. 4 JULIE ROBERTSON Choir — 1. AIIRtfion — 1. Pep Squad - 2, Girl ' s Choir — 2. A CappelU — V ■ Tennis — V OEA Parliamenlarian — AMY ROW Girls Athletics 1. Student Council — 1. 1, A, Indian Heritage - 3. J,V Cheerleadeer - 2, Varsity Cheeileader - i. 4, Who s Who — 1. 4, Stniot Class Of- ficer - 4; Cercle Francais — 2 MICHELLE RUSHING ESTELLA SANCHEZ Pep Squad — 2, . Spanish Club — 5, Ger- man Club - 2; FLA — 3 earbi ' 4.THA-1 KIM SANDLIN Flashes , 4, Band I. 2; Indian Heniage 4 Vice-Presideni FHA 4, Guidance Assi scan i MARY SAWYERS Newspaper — 1: Pep Squad — 2, Indian Heritafe — 2, 4, Flashes — 1. 4, NHS — 1. 4, Jr Rep - V German Club - S. Treasurer — V Student Council — 4, Secretary - 4, Class Favorite - J, Whos Who -4 Amy White waits patiently before it ' s time to go back onto the ice rink. MICHELLE SEBOURN BjnJ-. ' .01.A- 1 MARK SELF Aj; — 1, 2, V -1. Swinc Proficiency ■ Woods and Wafer — 1. 2. ' •.A MANDY SHACKELFORD Cheerleader - 1, Band - 1. 2, y 4. Flag Corps — 2. V 4. Jazz Band — ' .. 4. Band Senior Optain - 4. AlLRcgion - 1. 2. 4. Four States Honor Band — V 4; Phoenix Staff — 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students — 3 ANDY SHANKS Spanish Club — 4, FLA — 4 O LU CHRIS SHEFFIELD Tennis — I. 2, . Boys State — 2; Chess Club — 2. . Choir —1,2; Track — 2. Law Club — I JILL SHERRILL Student Council — 1. 2, 3, 4. Secretary ' — 1; Choir — 1. 2, }, 4. Acappella — 3. 4; In- dian Heritage — 2. 3. 4; Spanish Club — 4. FLA — 4; A Average Award — 1, Con- duct Award — 1. Pep Squad — 2; Year- book — 1 ; Newspaper — 1 ARDEN SHIPPY I Heritage — i. Drama Club - RICHARD SHOCKLEY Sludent Body President — A. Football — 13 4 Honorable Mention Rovcrback District 155a - 5, Who ' s Who - 3; Baseball — !. Boys ' State — !; FLA — i: Spanish Club — 5. Sgt.-at-Arms — 2; Chess Club — 2 Football player Carl Esco enters the gym with the rest of the football guys. RONNIE SHULTZ - 1. . ' , (. VICA — 2. Patlia GLENN SHUMAN MIKE SIMPSON CATREA SIMS MARK SINGLETON Volleyball — 1. 2. Captain — 1. Basketball Football — 1, Basketball — 1, 2. ICT — 1,2, FTA— (.4 Golf— 1.2. SpanisbClub — 2- Hoping for a touchdown, Valerie Bell cheers for the Lions. JANET SISEMORE Pep Squad — 2. Flashes — 1. 4. Bat falt.et - 4. ITA - 1. Antiual Staff - DEBORAH SMITH JEANNIE SMITH NHS — i. 4. Acapella — ). 4. Libtaiian — 4, Flashes — i, 4. Pep Squad — 2; All- Region Choir —1,4. All-Drstrict Choit - 4; All-Aiea Choir — 4. Phoeniii Staff — 4. Superintendents Scholat — 4; Daybreak — JILL SMITH - 1, Cub Carrier - 1; Student 4, Vice-President — !. Class Officer President — Heritage 2. , 4. Pep Squad — 2, 4. OEA - , 4. Vice- , Historian — 4. Indian , Secretary — 3. Treasurer KATHY SMITH Lion Tracks — Editor — 4. Student Coun- cil — V Cross Country Rcj;ional Qualifier - 1. FHA - . ' . ITA - 2. . Science Club - I. Newspaper Staff - 1. 2. i. 4; Who ' s Who - -1; FCA — 1. Texas Hiyh School Press Award — 4th place TODD SMITHERS Band — 1,2, ,Jazz Band — 2. . Spanish Club — J, FLA - 1; HECE COOP - 4; Student Council - I, Law Club - 2: All- Region Band — 1. 2. LIIL State Competi- ERIC SPENCER French Club — •,. 4. FLA — 1, I. French Club Historian - 4. Varsity Cheerleader - 4. Track - }. Who s Who — ?. Phoenix Staff — 4 CYNTHIA SPRINGER Band — 1. . ' , Newspaper — I. NHS - 4. FHA Presidenr - 1, Science Club - AHA - 1. 2. J. 4. Yearbook Editor - Flag Corps — 2; Kiwanis Club Sophorr of the Year - 2. Phoenix Staff - 4 O CO MELISSA STEPHENS liama Club - 2, German Club - (, - J,OEA-3, 4, NHS — 5.4 WILLIE STEPHENSON Football — 1. Baseball — 2, J; Basketball — 4, FHA — 2. !. Tiack — 4. Conduct Award — 2. 5 ROBERT STEVENS Tennis — I, 2. Student Council — I. FHA — 2. ■ilh Vice-President — 2; Spanish Seniors go over their i material for graduation. ERNEST STRICKLAND Fooibdl! — 1. Auto Mechanics — 2, HECE - i. Baseball - 4. FHA-HERO - STEVE THOMPSON Student Council — 2, 5, ■!. Track — 2, V -1. Cross Country - J, 4. Science Club — 4; Ab I. Wooils and Water — 2. 3. 4. FCA TRACY THOMPSON Pep Squad — 2. Flashes — J, 4, Ine lleritaje — 4. FTA — !, Who s Who - Tennis - 1, Golf - 4. Choir —1.2 ROBERT TILLOTSON Tennis -1,2. .1, Acappella — }. FHA - . Woods and Water - i. 4. Indian Heritage LAYNETTE TIPTON Drama — I. Who s Who — . Scienc Club — 4. AEA — 2. 3. 4. Phoenin Staff - CHRISTINE TOLES Ftench Club - 3. 4. President - 4. FLA — 3. 4. Representative — 5. Reporter Historian — 4 ' Band — 1. 2. Twirler — 1. Society of Distinguished American High School Students — 3. FHA Vice-President - 1, Yeatbook Staff Featute Editor — I: Newspaper Staff Feature Editor - 1. Whos Who - 3. Phoenix Staff — 4. AEA — 2. 3 WESLEY TOLIVER Band — 1. 2. 3. 4; Jazz Band — 2. 3. 4. Four States Honor Band — J. 4; All- Region — 1. 2, 3. 4. Chess Club — 4; FCA — 4; Homemaking — 1 GLEN TUCKER Amy Row and Shell! Banks practice a cheerleading stunt. Jito CARLYLEKENDALE TURNER Basketball - 2, t, 1. Baseball - 4 JEFF UNDERWOOD Bastaball — I. Track — 2: FFA — 1. 2. i. Aj MecKanics BOAC — 1; HECE — 4 (Transfer Srudenr) RICHEY VALENZUELA Baseball — 2, , 4. Spanish Club — 2. , In- dian Heritage — 2, 3, 4, Sophomore of the Year - 2. Junior of the Year - i; Foot- ball - 1, Basketball- 1 a: O UJ Ronnie Broussard shows his spirit for the G-Team from G-Town. DONNA WALLACE FFA — 1. 2. J. 4, Greenhand — 1, Chapter Farmer — 2; Lone Star Farmer — 3, Horse Proficiency — 2. 4-H — 2. 4. Halter Judging Team — 2; Indian Heritage — 3; OEA-4 KRISTl WALLACE TONI WASHINGTON JEFF WASSON JOHNNY WATSON Flashers - (.4, Drama Club - 1. 1. 4. Best VICA - 2, . FHA - 1, 4, Band - 1, Auto Paint and Body Vice President — 1. VICA - 1, 2; ICT - 4. Woods and Wate Supporting Actress UlL Play — ' ,. Spanish FTA — 3. Student Council — 1,2 4;CVAE-1.2 — 2 Club - 1. 2; FLA - 2; AEA - 1. 2. Phoem Sraff-4 202 DIANNE WATTS Ajjuilla Ytiiibuok Scaff KJiiot - 1, FHA Secretary - 2. French Club - S. 4. Secretary Treasurer - 4. FLA - . 4. Class Representative - FTA - Distinguished American Hij;h School Students — I, Who s Who - S. Flashes — 5. 4. Colonel — 4, Phoenix Staft — 4 DALE WEAKS Spanish Club — 2. FLA — 2. Woods an Waters; Chess Club — 2. , Baskerball - 1.2, 1, 4. Baseball — , Tennis — 2, Aut Mechanics — . Goll — 4. Football — I WARREN WEEKS FFA — 1. 2, Woods and Water - 1 Student Council — 1. FLA (. 4, Geir Club — ), 4. Band — 1 , Phoenix Staff - EDWEIDEMAN Chess Club - 2, 4. Drama Club Acappella - V American Lepion I State — , Science Club — 4 AMY WHITE Quinlan Ford Bluebelles - 1. Spanish Club — I. French Club — 2. 1, FLA - 2. i, Phoenix - 4. Newspaper Staff Club BETSY WHITE FHA — I. 2. HECE FHA HERO - 3. Conduct Award — 1, 2 GLORETHA WHITE FHA — 1. OEA — 2, 3. 4. Secretary — SHELLY WHITE Pep Squad - 2, Drama Club - 1. OEA - . 4, UFA Handbook — 1. 4. OEA Year- hook - 4 Melvin Anderson poses for a yearbook photographer. 203 trf- e  Seniors take a study break. a: O MARQUIETA WILER Ptp Squad - 2; VOE - 5. 4; FHA - 1. OEA - ). 4 LAURIE WILLABY Pep Squad — 2. i. 4. Jr Lieutenant — 3. Sr, Lieutenant - 4. NHS — 5. 4. Histoiian — 5, Treasuret — 4; FHA President — 4, Mixed Choit Sectetary — 2. Acappella — 3, 4, Secretaty — 4; Ciaybreak — 4: Indian Heritage — 3. Rotarian Student of the Month — 4, Who s Who — 4; Pep Squad — Most Outstanding Girl — 2; All- District Choir -4 DAVID WILLIAMS Basketball — 1. 2, Track — 1, 2; FPA — 1, 2; Grcenhand Chapter Farmer — 2; Parliamentarian Team Sentinel — 2; Chess Club - 4; Whos Who - 4 (Transfer Student) JESSE WILLIAMS Indun Heritage — 1. -1. Football — 1. Baseball — 2, A.FCA- A LEANNE WILLIAMS OEA — h. 4, Student Council — 1. Girls Athletics — 1; Pep Squad — 2; Indian Heritage — 2 PATRICK WILLIAMS ROMUNDA WILLIAMS FHA - 1, Spanish Club — 3. OEA — 3. ■ Senior Homecoming Queen Nominee — THOMAS H. WITHERS Chess Club - 2, Football - 1. Scudeni Council - 1. DE - 4. L.on Tracks - 2. J Seniors close their lockers on high school memories. Dram, Club - 4, Spanish Club - 2 CO U O O c Shannon Jackson Allison Noble Janet Fisher Parliamentarian Reporter Secretary Julie Cartwright Sgt.-at-Arms Gina Childress President Emily Patterson Historian Pat Folks Vice-President Patrick Abboct Gillermo Aguilar Kristi Akins Craig Allen Rod Allen Bryant Andersi n Deena Anderson Robert Anderson Terry Anderson Teresa Anderson Marcus Andrews Steve Angell Patricia Arthur Laurie Avery David Baily Jennifer Baker Lance Ball Mike Ball Stephanie Ballard Tammy Barker James Bates Alen Beaird Joel Bench Owen Bigler Dianne Bird ]e(( Bishop Jerry Bishop April Bland Robin Bland Kevin Bollma o C ) . Jcri Bonham S[cphanie Bostick April Bland performs a cheer at a , - Chris Bower Milly Bowers pep rally O c April Bowes Brandy Bransom Hank Bricker Willie Brighan Rhonda Brignon Michael Brookins Wanda Brookins Renard Brown Sue Brown Buffye Browning Bobby Brumley Rolinda Bryant Joe Bunt Lisa Burnett Bentley Burrus Jalon Busch Tommy Byrd Steve Byrne Phyllis Caldwell Morris Carter Julie Cartwright Michael Chapman Gina Childress George Churchill Robert Cleghorn Kathryn Clifton Brian Coffield Veda Cook Shelia Cooper Robin Cowsert Jennifer Cox Julana Crom c o Chris Wilson says peace while the luniors are enjoying the pep rally. Gary Cue M I Brian Cutting 209 Donnie Davidson Tom Davidson Chris Davis LaShawn Davis Traci Hillis pertornis at a pep rally. CO (-1 O c Laurie Davis Vel Davis David Dawson Scott Decker Reggie Denmark Wayne Derrick Amy Devenport Aaron Dishno John Dobmeyer Charles Dodds George Donnell Cordeii Dunbar Larry Edgerton Sean Edwars Chris Elkins Linetta Ellsworth Chris Elmore i , ' t Lori Engelbert Shannon Phillips and Chrrsty Ward pose ior the camera. JuHe Escalante Tony Escalante Tanya Evans Yola Pagan Donna Farmer Angle Farguhar Phillip Felts Felicia Finch Janet Fisher Tamala Fisher Rachel Flowers Tina Flowers Pat Folks Darryl Ford Jimmy Fowler Kim Frair o -J C ) t-l o c Byron Frazier Adnenne Fud cn Shclbyc Gilstrap Berta Glen Kelly Glenn Brent Gluck Kyle Goen Jose Gomez Mary Goodwin Jeff Gore Ronnie Grant Tina Gravlee Anchalee Gunia Wade Hackn ey Caria Hale Vonna Hammond Leslie Hancock Shannon Harrington Denise Harris Shelly Harris Jen Bonham. Sue Brown, Nicki Kusewitt look forward to a day at the State Fair. Bete Harvey Angle Hemby Sherry Hightower Melissa Hill Sherwood Hiil Willidin Hill TraCL HiMis Kyle Goen finally meets the woman ot his dreams. Keith Hitchcock Angel Holmes Angie Hope Mary Jane Hudluman I Bubba Hughes Cheryl Hunnicutt Meredith Ice Micki Ice Shannon Jackson Jennifer James Keshiajimmerson Kim Moser, Alison Noble, and Stephanie Bostick smile for the Anita Mayberry Mary McCarty Gina Childress smiles for the Tammy McCarty Brian McClure Pierre McCoy Maria McCracken Rcnette McCullar Alvin McCurdy Brett McDaniel Lissa McDonald Dawn McKinney KimMcMinn Tom Melton Stephen Millard David Mimlitch Brian Moore Kendall Moore Mark Moore Wanda Moore Rick Morgan Curtis Morris c o ' u CO O c Jessie Morris Rob Morns Sharon Morris Pat Motley Brent Mudie Harold Mumphery J jje _Nalls Altat Nayani i Alvin Neai Donald Nelson Richard Nelson Ricky Nelson Allison Noble Brian Norfleet Tony Norman Mike Norris Scott Olson Scott Olson stops between classes for a picture. Michelle Onley Kathy Orr Emily Patterson Teresa Peavey Paul Perry Justin Phillips Shannon Phillips Chad Pitts Bcrnita Pitts Michael Pope Ramona Portley David Powell Bart Price Roy Price Jennifer Baker, Cindy Meyer, and Tommy Byrd cheering at a basketball •-1 C ) JetfPryor Kent Rabas Barbara Ransom Derrick Ransom Colin Raper Roger Ratliff Cindy Ray Erika Reisor Christina Reyes Alisha Rhodes CO O c Trcsa Riddle Dawn Rig ins Trampus Rigsby Mac Riley Karen Ritchey Jarrod Roberts Ben Robertson Sara Robinson David Rogers Theresa Rorick Rhonda Rouse Tony Rutherford Michelle Ryder Cilina Sanders Ronnie Sandlin Christy Ward listens to the conversa tion going on at the next table. Troy Savage Tanya Saxton John Woodworth is all smiles. Charlie Schafler Karen Schorr o ,a CO O C Shelley Stanford Mike Stephens Marcus Stephens Kenneth Stuart Racheal Stewart Phil Summers J. Scott Sutton Jennifer Tabar Kim Tanner Gary Taylor Tim Taylor Terrence Tennison Randy Thomas Thomas Thomas Tootie Thomas Vernon Thomas Ritchi Thomson Kevin Bollman poses for the camera. Sally Thornton Regina Thursby it Darlene Tidwell Chip Tiliottson Norman Ulmer David Vaughan Tammy Veasley Christy Ward Charles Washmgton Charles Weatherly Shawn Weikel Blake Welborne David White Tara White Robert Whytus Bedri Wilderom Denise Williams Michelle Williams Todd Williams Vicki Williams Chris Wilson Ronnie Wineinger James Woodruff John Woodworth Kelly Workmar Bobby Yeager David Young o C ) (0 t-l u O (-1 o B o x: a o c ) Amber Toohey Reporter Tricia Mize Treasurer Heidi Ramsey President Sandy White Secretary Yufen Su Parliamentarian Christy McBride Vice President April Adams Stacy Agee Keenan Allen Greg Anderson Rickey Anderson Michelle Armstrong Justin Arrington Tony Askew John Ballard John Banner Irma Barcena Richard Beachem Nadme Beard Kristin Bedford Sheila Beggs John Brady Billy Brierton Haskell Brister Ricky Broussard Cecil Brown Christopher Brown John Brown Leslie Brown Toby Bryant Keith Bryant Melissa Burch Sheila Burgin Rowena Burnet Jennie Bell Darlene Benton C ) Jo Berke o -o Abbie Black Susan Blackwell :t Shawn BIythe Amy Bolch o Clint Boldt N l Bill Bolin - o Kelly Bolton 1-1 Alan Bouyssou Kim Bowen a Jim Bower Dawn Bowman CO _; ggg 00 v O O a o ( ) Rohin Carmichael Johnny Carney Donna Carmil Keith Carroll Kevin Carter Christy Cates Tishia Chadd Kristi Childress John Chipman I.aShawn Chisolm Tim Christian Jenna Clark John Clawson Lori Clayton David Cline Stephen Cobb Marcus Coker Tina Cole Marcus Collins Tanya Collins Joanna Commer Tom Cowsert Monica Cox Russell Crane Chris Crouch Marie Crow Anya Davis Camellia Davis Devon Davis Stacey Davis Sophomore Pep Squad members practice after school. Karolyn Ford Meleah Foster Michael Frazier Chris Fugitt Jimmy Galyean Charles Gaulden mm Sophomore class claps along with the cheerleaders during a pep rally. CO O O a o CO Kenneth Gibbs Knstina Genklns Anthony Gilbert Ameha Goodwin David Grandfield Brent Green Allen Green Larry Green Sonya Guinn Brandie Guyton Norman Hale Tiffany Hall James Halliburton Scarlett Hamilton Kristie Harper Jaton Harris Rodney Harrison Michael Hawkins Otis Hawkins Bryant Heath Charlie Heath Justin Henshaw John Henson David Hernandez Dan Herrington Dant Heskett Leanette Hester Kim Hicks Brad Hill Shana Holder Shelby Holder Shelly Holder Kevin Holley Sandy Hubbard Donna Hudson Pam Hughes David Humphries Pattie Humphries Kim Hunt Josh Hyatt Kelly Hylander Roy Inman David Isom Chere Ivey Sid Ivey David Jacks John Jackson Jennifer James Doyle Jennings Jody Jetton Barry Johnson Darron Johnson Debra Johnson Deborah Johnson James Johnson Jill Johnson Lisa Johnson o •-J CD CO Jimmy Littlefield and John Chipman prepare to perform at the Texas State Fair. CO a; a o Ronald Johnson Sheila Johnson Dalt Jones David Jones Scott Jones Atnyjordon VCilham Keath Tina Keen Billy Kendnck Theresa Kerr Jeremy Kilgore Michael Kirby Tim Kirkpatnck David Krcbs David Laisure Delois Lamm Alfred Lawson Stephanie Lay Douglas Lee Sebrena Lewis Steven Linde Leslie Little Jeff Littlefield Jimmy Littlefield Abundio Lopez Terry Lowrance Kristi Lyday John Lynch Greg Lytle Eric MacDonald Kim Mack Kelly Malone Dale Malone Brenda Manley Christie McBride is awaiting the announcement of the homecoming queen. Laura Martin Karen Matthews Christy McBride Moleta McDonald Verita McDonald Regina Medlock Tammy Mehew Frankie Melendez Angeline Meyer Cynthia Meyer Robert Miles Tonya Miller Natalie Millsap Lisa Mimlitch Tricia Mize Anthony Montgomery Tina Montgomery Stephanie Moore Jennifer Morgan Tim Morns Stephen Munger Janie Murphy Stephanie Neal Mark Nelson Cole Newberry Kellie Nicholson Carrie Nolan Gene Olson Jeff Ott Dan Oyler Leah Pearson Mark Peck Amy Peters Andrea Pitts Sandra Pitts Eric Poe Sheila Pohl Connie Porch Eric Powell Shane Ragsdale Heidi Ramsey Kelly Ramsey C ) O O O i-j CD CO A jjM CO O a o CO Irnia Ramsour l.on Ray Joan Reed Erin Reese Donald Reinninger lohn Rhodes Tommy Ri sby Blanca Rivera Heath Roberts Mika Roberts Marcie Rodrique Amy Rolen Freddy Royal Jana Rudd Crane Russell Sharon Sampson Michelle Schram Aaron Schuize Tammy Self Kevin Shaver Mark Shuman Steven Sims Holly Sloan Aaron Smith Kristie Atkins and Tina Cole are all smiles during a Pep Squad performance. A21I Durrell Smith Fredi Smith Clayton Spencer Kim Temple Je(f Thompson Patrick Titus Kim Toms AmbetToohcy Michael Toole Marty Travis Jason Treadway Micheal Tuning Amy VanHuss Vickie VanHuss Lupe Vega Shane Vestal Georgie Marie Walker Debra Wallen Steven Watren Shawn Washington Sherina Washington o •-1 Nb LiShawn Waters Rochellc Wcathcrall Grcj; Wcathtrall Matthew Webb Amy Weideman Datrell Wells Brad White John White Melissa White Sandy White Son)a Wihksne Jerry Wilburn to (U (-1 o o s: a o Amelie Goodman and Kim Hunt discuss Conrad Bir- die ' s tan club in the musical. Charles Wilkerson Arron Williams Derek Williams Harriet Williams Roy Williams Tomunda Williams Valerie Williams Dee Winans Deborah Wineinger Holly Winniford Ginger Wise Steven Wofford Blake Woodsu Lowe Woody Bill Wooten Dermis Worrel Jamie Wrijjht l.ee Yarherry Sean ' arbcrry ABOVE: Sophomores show their Mighty Lion support. LEFT: Paige Press, Abbie Black, and Christy McBride are awarded roses for be- ing homecoming nominees for the sophomore class. o o 3 o •-1 n CO i-l (D U o c (0 CO Urn Steve Bishop President Todd Krodle Parliamentarian David Diggs Vice-President Liz Ransom Sergeant at Arms Katrin Beacom Secretary Not Pictured: Heather Duvall Reporter Jackie Adair Billie Adams Amy Allen Sharon Allred Charee Anderson Tammye Andersor Greg Armstrong Verlme Armstrong Geoffrey Arnold Miesha Askew Jason Atherton Pam Avers Gino Avolio Tracy Bagwell Lana Bailey James Bailey Brenda Ball Kelly Ball Jerry Barker Ken Beachem KatfLn Beasom Sammy Bennett Angle Bettes Russell Bever Troy Bilharz Steve Bishop Julie Black Michael Black Shannon Black Henry Blagburn Timmy Blagburn Billy Blair Virginia Blakely Don Bland Doneen Blount Kristi Bolton Audra Bonds Dylan Bost Tammy Bourland 0) 3 c (0 CO (D Molly Bower Chuck Bowers Jeff Branch Richard Brewer Denise Bridj;cs Wilhe Bri)!ham Kim Brittell Michelle Britrell Sally Brookins Kerry Brooks Iris Brown Sabrina Brown Teri Brown Holly Burrus Vicki Burton Randy Butterfield Rick Butterfield Connie Byrd Carrie Campbell David Cantrell Ken Carmichael Carlos Carter Stephanie Carter Shelley Carwile Cathy Champion Kristie Chapman Stacey Chapman Daina Cioe Brian Clark Kelly Claghorn Cheri Coats Chris Cole Mike Collier Gary Collins Donia Copeland Nettie Cowgill Robert Craig James Cruise Audra Crumb Murlee Curry Brian Daily Kim Davis Shannon Davis Steve Dawson Jeff Deas Joe DeGarso Tommy Deigha Billy Denmark Kimberly Denn Michael Dennis Steven Cobb escorts Freshman Homecoming Queen nominee Paige Press. Alicia Dever Tommy Diaz Jerry Don Dickerson David Diggs Eugene Donnelley Nettie Doss Craig Driggers Mark Duke Mike Dunlap Heather Duvall Russell Duvall Amie Duyslager Tammie Dykes Michelle Eads Guy Eliasson Julie Ellis Garron Elmore Spring Emmons Melissa Emmons Cathy English Christina Escalanta Brian Etheridge 0) c (0 s: CO (U (-1 Tammy Etzel Kathy Evans Lenny Evatt Karen Fairchild Michelle Farmer Kim Farris Kelly Feezel Elizabeth Fell Warren Fincher Debbie Fischer Kim Ford Tracey Fox Charylcie Frazier Marcia Freeman Kim Galbraith Matilda Garcia Gina Gautney Quinn Geer Gina Gibson Spencer Gilbert Monique Gilstrap Victor Gomez James Goodman Sean Gossett Misty Graham Jay Grandfield Greg Grant Stacy Grant Brian Gray Lawanda Grisby Joshua Gustin Scott Guyton Bob Hackett Sheila Hall Tina Hall Jerard Hamilton Kenneth Hampton Russell Hamilton Shane Haniford Jim Hardaway Matt Harksen Bill Harp M Lucinda Harris Alex Harting Gene Hawkins Cindy Hawthorne Mark Heard Walter Heard Tl (A c (0 CO (U Byron Jones Kyle Jones Kyle Jones Laura Jones Tonv (ones Wilson Jones Vickie Keen Chad Kellmer Tammy Kelly Ladonna Key Mark Kimberlin Mike Kimberlin Delilah Kincaid Kevin Kinney ' WM Freshmen girls enjoy a pep rally. Sracey Klurtz John Koch Kim Krause Todd Krodle Helen Landers Kenneth Lassenberry Barry Lee Tim Lehman Damon Leinhart Kim Lewis Jeff Little Chuck Loehr Jeff Love Susan Love Lowman Lowe Patrick Luttcr Rob Martin Becky Martinez Danny Mason Jason Masters Carolyn McCoy Jeannette McCullough Scott McCullough Thomas McDonald McEIvy Edward McFarland Adnenne McKenzie KimMcMinn 1-1 0) 3 Sherry Nelson Victor Nelson Chris Newkirk Kim Nolan Jason Norflcei John Norlin James Norris Webb Nowlin Wilhe Oliver Mark Olive Glenn Olson Alan Orton Tressa Palos Lisa Paraday Barbie Parsons Terry Patterson Bill Patterson Amy Pearson 0 Lisa Perry Dallas Peters (0 Jeff Pippin Jason Pitts - Everett Pool -• Bobby Porch r ) Corrie Porter o; Phillip Porter Stacey Portley u Mike Portugal Ll Angle Powell Paige Press Dwaine Price Tyrena Pruitt Liz Ransom Richard Ratliff Kenneth Rector Yolanda Rector Shana Reed Diane Reller Cheryl Renfro Toni Rhodes David Riddle Joyce Ritchey Marilea Ritrovato Angela Roberts Nathan Roberts Rhonda Robinson Joel Rodriguez Rufus Rodriguez Aileen Rosenquist Salan Row Stephanie Royal Karen Royal Michelle Rudd Sharon Rutherford Heather Saunders Shane Scott Carleton Sellers Perry Sellers Darren Shaffer Carol Ann Shaw Anna Sheltman Daryl Sheppard Melissa Sherrill Mike Shewmake Trisa Shipps Jennifer Shockley Leslie Simmons Sandra Skillerns Antonio Smith Casey Smith Dustin Smith Edward Smith Jason Smith Michelle Smith Ronald Smith Tammy Smith Bill Smith Connie Snowden Sean Snyder Alicia Spaulding Mark Speyer Matthew Spradling Steve Stanford Jennifer Stansil 0) 3 11 James Stephens Stacy Stephens Larry Stephenson Sherry Sterhng Jody Stevenson Russell Stone Kristal Stover Tonya Strebeck Robin Wilson performs at the talent show. Kelly Strickland James Sukenik C (0 CO Frankie Surles Amy Tarpley Carissa Tarvar Bridgette Taylor Scott Thompson Sally Thortort Pam Titus Ronald Toliver Sammy Toliver Bovee Trainor Janet Tucker Trent Tucker Phil T urner Patricia Varela Denise Vargas Louis Vega Tamika Venters Rhonda Waddle Jeff Wade Steve Walden I P r7 ' Sherry Wallace Lisa Walaven Stacey Ware Travis Washington Jimmy Weathered Jeff Whitney Kelvin Whyte Deonna Wilburn Tammy Wilburn Tony Wilcher Scott Wilkins Robert Wilkinson Andrea Williams Patrick Williams Denokia Williams Jason Williams Jennifer Williams Lisa Williams Ronald Williams Teresa Willmon Chris Wilson Mark Wilson Robin Wilson Keith Winters Delpha Wofford Mary Wolfe Tim Wooten Karen Workman Tommy Workman Tyra Wortham Linda Wright Mark Yosten Brian Young Cindy Zarate Freshman football players show spirit at a pep rally. The GISI5 School Board reacted to many changes in the 19K4-85 school year. H.B. 75 brought about the new no-pass, no play rule, a minimum grade of 70 to pass, the teacher ' s career ladder, and numerous other changes that affected schools throughout the state. In addition. Dr. Bill Kennedy, the GISD Superintendent for the past three years, resigned. Mike Cardwell finished out the school year as acting Superintendent and Dr. John Wilson assumed the position as the new Superintendent on |une 3rd. Dr. Bill Kennedy -lemhers of the School Board are: S tihig:)udy Banner, Rosemary Goodman, and John Sutton. SiariJing: Dee Hilton, Joe Williams, Robert Jackson, J. L. Gn nd Dr, Bill Kennedy. Mike Cardwell — Administrator of Instruction Bob Brown — Administrator ot Operations G I S D Jerry Bench — Administrator of Personnel A D M I N I S T R A T O R S Elouise Pugh — Director of Elementary Curriculum Bill Walters — Director of Secondary Curriculum R I N C I P A L WEATHERALL TAKES OVER The 198-1-85 scliool year bej an with Mr. James A. Weatherall assuming the role of principal. Mr. Weatherall. a lifelong resident ot Greenville and a graduate of Carver High School, has spent 24 years working as a teacher, coach, assistant principal, and principal. JAMES A. WEATHERALL Dear Seniors, As you depart G.H.S. and enter the highways to life, it is our hope that you have received the academic and vocational preparation to enable you to meet the challenges that await you. We hope that you will remember that the key to success is hard work. Ken Gibson — Assistant Principal L. P. Waters — Assistant Principal Linda Little — Assistant Principal V ..i A D M I N I S T R A T O R S Gary Callaway — Athletic Director Don Westbrook — Vocational Director ANOTHER EXCITING PAY BEGINS AT GRE-ENVILLE HIGH SCHOOL W. B. Calvert Reassignment Coordinator Meredith Ferguson G.H.S. Nurse Maydel Powers Susan Keller The G.H.S. counselors were kept busy this year with the additional requirements mandated by House Bill 11. With the new minimum grade of 70 to pass a class, the counselors worked with students to be sure they understood this new requirement and how It could attect j;raduation. With the district ' s new graduation requirements for an Advanced High School Honors Program (with Transcript Seal), the counselors spent many hours with students and parents explaining this rigorous academic program as well as the Advanced High School Program and Regular Transcript. Students met in small groups with their counselors and were well prepared to make their course selection. TOP: Mrs. Brister took time to pose for the camera while worl ing with a student. BOTTOM Mr, Hensley made a phone call. Peggy Gray and Dian Rainbolt ran the library in an orderly fashion this year. Along with their library assistants, they helped students find the sources they needed in the library. Students kept the librarians busy during their times with research. This proved the librarians to be very helpful and informative. Peggy Gray Dian Rainbolt TOP LEFT: Tony Norman, Brent Mudie, and Keith Smith look through an er RIGHT Linda Halliburton shelves books in the hbrary. BOTTOM LEFT Kathy Evans s for information from a source. BOTTOM RIGHT: Allison Noble, Tony Norman, and Chris Wilson take time from research to take a picture. The English Dcpartnicnt underwent numy faculty changes this vear, Sandy Fee;!el assumed the position aiDcnartniety Uead. With the addition of Marilyn Cogburn, DeWMr QfrorTnez Sandlin, and Lovie Guf ' tey stat ' t ' ing was complete. The state mandated Essential Elements were incorported into the English department ' s objecties. With the addition ot a color T.V.. VCR. and video camera, the department was able to enrich course content. Macbeth, The Never EnJing Story, and Tesj of the D ' Urbervilles were among the videos shown. Paula Ballew Carolyn Cartwright Elaine Hamilton Inez Sandlin Cheryl Brown Marilyn Cogburn Carol Johnson Judy Schroeder Debbie Carroll Lovie Guffey Dottie Pemberton Martha Williams TOP: Mrs. Cartwright explains an assignment to Debbie Parker. BOTTOM: Members of Mrs. Ballew ' s fourth period class work on an assignment The History Department set its goals toward expanding the students ' i nowledge of the history and governmental processes of the U.S. By participating in field trips students in American and Texas history became aware of state and local history In U.S. Government classes, students gained first-hand knowledge ot political processes in local political activities and reading the daily newspaper. TOP: Coach Adams teaches his class ail about history. ABOVE: Students pose lor a picture in Mrs. Shanks ' government class. LEFT: Coach Vaughn gets ready to lecture. The Science Department offered a broad selection of courses to the students of GHS. Basic biology, biology I and II, chemistry I and II, physics and physical science made up the curriculum. Students gained experience in science and learned how to apply scientific methods through experiments in the lab. Jodi Anderson James Fuller Ron Shackelford Dept. Head Charlie Carroll Rick McBride Marva Sansing Al Cooper_ Rodney Poteet Donna Tavener TOP; Mr has them students. Shackleford takes time to pose for a picture. ABOVE: Mr. Poteet enthralled. RIGHT: Mrs. Sansing explains the lab lesson to her Students taking math this year had a wide range of choices — pre-algebra, algebra, pre-calculus, calculus, FOM, geometry, trigonometry, computer math, consumer math. This curriculum allowed students to prepare themselves either for college or for basic daily math requirements. Whichever route the students chose, they worked closely with their teachers and received individualized help. B£LOir, Mr. Green instructs students with his math, BOTTOM: Mrs, Hensle supervises Trampus Rigsby and Noiman Ulmer on the computet. Courses in French, Spanish, and German made up the curriculum for the Foreign Language Department. Students were not only taught how to speak and comprehend these languages, but also became aware of the various customs ot certain parts of the world. This year the department held its annual Foreign Language Week. Students from the French, Spanish, and German classes joined efforts to plan several exciting events. Mardi Gras was one of this year ' s highlights. Sally Barlow Sheila Easley TOP LEFT: Students celebrate Mardi Gras. LEFT: Students decorated the halls during Foreign Language Week. ABOVE: Mrs. Porter explains the lesson. Journalism I students learned the fundamentals of newspaper production and produced one issue of the Lion Tracks. Students in Journalism II, III, and IV not only published the school newspaper. Lion Tracks, but also published a cookbook, Cooking With the Best. The cookbook was a money making project to pay for their annual trip to the Interscholastic League Press Conference in Austin. At the conference, Marcus Andrews and Paula Long were named state officers by the participating advising members. Another award for Lion Tracks this year was being named to first place — advertising by the Dallas Times Herald at their Journalism Day Luncheon. I TOP: Dianne Watts, Kathy Smith, and Amy White take a break I ' rom working on the paper. ABOVE RIGHT Members of Lion Tracks and parents attend meeting. ABOVE LEFT: Kathy Smith types her article for the paper. F Many students took the opportunity to participate in classes designed to enhance their artistic and creative talents. Band, choir, art, drama, and drafting students spent many hours perfecting skills designed to entertain, inform, and provide self-fulfillment. A special concert and reception was held May 16 to honor the )azz Band ' s Silver Anniversary. Also, this was the first year for GHS to join the International Thespians Honor Society for honor students who excel in theater arts. The choir won Sweepstakes at UlL competition in Mt. Pleasant. And, the art students continued to impress and amaze the student body with their creative displays. Laurencio Arroyo Bill Goodson Leatnce Mason Dept. Head TOP: Ms. Gorman seems to be a little camera shy. ABOVE: Lance Ball and Michelle Onley play around during rehearsal. RIGHT: Daybreak Choir sings at the mf -. . The P.E. and health classes emphasized the total person — becoming fit both physically and mentally. Students read about their body functions, abuses such as drugs and alcohol, and participated in classes designed to improve their physical fitness. P.E. classes stressed life-long activities that students can participate in after high school. Classes in track, tennis, weight training, aerobics, softball, basketball and golf are enjoyed by the student body. _Bettv Ballard Jean Jones James Bland Rick Lynch Dept. Head Mike Benedict Sue Mudie Cednck Mack ABOVE: The track members run around the track. LEFT The students build their skills in volleyball. The business curriculum offered students typing, accounting, shorthand, business management, data processing and record keeping. Skills were developed that help students in the field of work and also in daily life — money and savings, balancing books, speed and accuracy. Students planning on pursuing a college degree in the business field were given essential background material. BELOVf ' Mrs. Barkley poses for a picture. BOTTOM LEFT: A student works on her accounting. BOTTOM RIGHT }M Smith and Carolyn Allen work on their typing. Courses such as Child Development, Home and Family Living, Home Management, Home Furnishing, Food Nutrition, and Clothing taught students the basic skills essential in planning their futures as efficient homemakers. They also learned skills to help them in different professions. A number of students took field trips and listened to speakers to help broaden the understanding of the entire field. Ginger Medford Pauline Emmerson Dept- Head Celcilia Thomas ABOVE: Mrs. Emmerson poses for a picture. TOP Students wotk on lessons. RIGHT: Felicia Finch smiles at the camera. o c A T I O N A L Preparing students for their future was the main objective of the Vocational Department this year. Much can be learned from a book, but many students gained first-hand experience by working with different types of equipment and utilizing various methods and processes. Students were also able u earn a salary and academic credit while working at various jobs in the community. These jobs gave students a jump on life after high school by preparing them for the real world of work. Valuable skills and experience were afforded many students. Mr. Don Westbrook became the new director of the Vocational Program. Norman Ulmer Glenn Garland Joe McCutcheon Charles Slater Charles Van Dyke TOP: Steve Garland and James Blazier work on computer. ABOVE: Mrs. Starkes explains the lesson. Don Johnson Pam Clayton James Kirpatrick Adrian O ' Hanlin Gene Starkes Frank Walls Educational Adjustment was designed to meet the needs of students and offet them individuahzed opportunities. They received experiences in different areas of work. Resource also offered specific instruction in all curricular areas. These programs helped the students adjust to the demands of daily living. Judith Hunt TOP: Ms. Mahrcr explains an assignment to a student. LEFT: Mt. Richards watches his students work on an assignment. ABOVE: Students wori hard to finish their s u p p o R T S E R V I c E S Providing hot meals and keeping the campus clean kept the cafeteria and custodial staffs very busy this year. ■ The custodial staff was divided into two shifts so there would always be somebody to help out when they were needed. The cafeteria workers provided a variety of foods for the students to choose from. Along with the hot lunch ine, they had a salad bar and a snack bar TOP: The first shift janitorial staff poses for a picture. MIDDLE LEFT: The cafeteria staff consisted of Front Row: Betty Strausing. Lois Diggs, Barbara Ward, Delores Ray. Bobbie Jones, and Rita Wineinger. Second Row: Eulaha Rodriguez, Ann Simmons, Bonnie Beddingfield, Marie Coody, Gatha Murphy, Linda Murphy, Claudia Anderson, Ester Johnson, and Billy Manley. MIDDLE RIGHT: Troy Meeks is in charge of maintenance. BOTTOM The second shift custodial staff takes time out for a Hazel Hamm Sandy Rigsby -V-:- Melva Davis Glenda Mahrer Aides helped out in several departments this year. Herschel Williams worked with Special Ed and Resource students. Glenda Mahrer helped with the Content Mastery program. Hazel Hamm worked with Mr. Waters while Sandy Rigsby and Melva Davis worked with Deaf Ed. students. Wilma Brown served as the nurse ' s aid. TOP RIGHT Herschel Wiilcams takes a break to pose for the camera, BOTTOM RIGHT Hazel Hamm does some typmg for Mr. Waters, LEFT: Wilma Brown, the nurse ' s aid, files some papers. 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J.L.GREEN INSURANCE AGENCY ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE AUTOMOBILE • HOMEOWNERS MOTORCYCLE • TRUCK • LIFE BUSINESS ' MEDICAL MONTHLY PAYMENT PLAN 455-7784 3914 WESLEY AT TEMPLETON , — Balfour-Taylor Balfour BALFOUR-TAYLOR Northeast Texas Division Greenville • Longview • Tyler We will be here tomorrow to service what we sell today. Bob ' s Quality Electric Service o i lB ed ! BOB ' S QUALITY ELECTRIC SERVICE MASTER ELECTRICIAN BONDED INSURED Let Us Solve Your CURRENT Problems NEW INSTALLATION i REPAIRING ROBERT L BRYANT ■ Own- 455-8749 6501 WESLEY STREET, GREENVILLE ALSO QUARTER B RANCH Rt. 1, Box 340A, Greenville, Tx. Bob Sharon Bryant WILL INTRODUCE ,N,985 1983 SORREL STALLION IM DANDY DOC a.q.h.a. Tonia Bar Cutie ■ 534,172 [Tonta Bars Also 251,431 Hippy Ho 21,581 Tonta Bars AA Miss Patly Bars Royal King Silkie Bailey CALL 455-8749 I — Coker- Mathews COKER-MATHEWS FUNERAL HOME 3504 Wesley Street (214) 455-4110 Greenville, Texas 75401 I — Barnhardt ' s BARNHARDT ' S MACHINE AND WELDING SHOP Steel Warehouse 2000 Jordan Street, Greenville, Texas 75401 214-455-6727 Charles Barnhardt Home 455-0008 Kavanaugh Kavanaugh — Where Youth REALLY Count! Join Us and become a Part of the Picture Kavanaugh United Methodist Church stonewall at Park 455-2869 Fun, Food, Fellowship, and Programs — 6:00 P.M. Sundays I — Charles Vance — All Types of Dirt Work — CHARLES VANCE Dozer — Loaders — Backhoe — Grading Route 5 Greenville, Texas Call Collect (214) 455-8037 White Star WHITE STAR Laundry and Cleaners 2705 Stonewall Street Greenville, Texas Phone 455-4737 Greenville Sporting Goods GREENVILLE Sporting Goods INC Everything for the Sportsman Greg Gilmer 2807 Lee Bill Gilmer 455-6482 1 — Greenville Beauty School tS ' Tuition Plan Available s GREENVILLE BEAUTY SCHOOL 2310 Stonewall 455-1144 THE BODY SHOP THE BODY SHOP Auto Body Restoration Precision Collision Repair Free Estimates (214) 454-8127 FEATURING: 6501 Hwy. 1-30 Greenville, Texas 75401 Glass Work Refinishing Body and Frame Alignment , — Rubbermaid ppteV----.3= ' - 3;- ' -?  ;?g £: - ' ' i t ltli Rubbermaid ® Quality Products Produced by Quality People May Success Go With You as You Enter a New and Challenging Stage of Life. Whether You are Joining the American Workforce, Entering the Service or Going to College, We Wish You Success in the Years to Come. — FANCI CANDY 1 — Lytle Rentals Inc. Candy — Cigarettes — Cigars — Drugs LYTLE RENTALS, FANCI CANDY IC. AND TOBACCO CO. 6906 S. Wesley, Greenville, TX At Crossroads Mall 214-455-8888 Wholesale Jobbers Northeast Texas Phone 214 454-1172 Most Complete 2506 Wellington Rental Store Greenville, Texas 75401 — W. Walworth Harrison Public — Duncan Electrical Contractor, inc. Library (214) 455-3636 W. WALWORTH DUNCAN HARRISON ELECTRICAL PUBLIC LIBRARY CONTRACTOR, 3716 Lee Street, Greenville, Texas 75401 INC. 455-2205 Mon. 10 am-8:30 pm Tues. Wed. Thurs. 9 am-8:30 pm Fri. 9 am-5:30 pm Heat and Air Conditioning Sales and Service 4204 Moulton St. Greenville, Texas 75401 Sat. 9 pm-4 pm Sam Duncan Sammy Duncan Owners 292 I — Interfirst %W InterFirst InterFirst Bank Greenville, N.A. We Believe in you, Greenviiie 2500 Stonewall Street Greenville, Texas 75401 (214) 455-2530 Member F.D.I.C. Wesley United 2109 Wesley Street Downtown . 1 Greenville, Texas 75401 the First Methodist Church in Greenville t FAITHFUL IN THE MASTER ' S SERVICE SINCE 1850 Let no man despise thy youth, but be thou an example of the believers in word, in conduct, in love, in spirit, in faith, and in purity. 1 Timothy 4:12 Ray D. Hennigh, Pastor Dana Hamilton Youth Director I— K-Bob ' s B O B ' S K-BOB ' S STEAK HOUSE 5420 1-30 FRONTAGE ROAD GREENVILLE, TEXAS 75401 SUE CUMMINGS OWNER 214-454-3842 I — Calico Cat Congratulations 1985 Seniors The Calico Cat Uptown Shoppinfl Fofum 2CI0 Lm SIrMt GfMnvill . T ii 4M-1522 Berry-Bush-Rowe Congratulations Class of 1985 From BERRY-BUSH- ROWE Insurance Agency Inc. Are you sure you ' re fully covered? Harvey Barker — Stewart Rowe Donald Barker — Ronald Barker 455-4761 Greenville 2813 Lee I — Payne ' s fAMOtfS • UtNlfU ! VltlACI Over an Acre of Famous Brand Home Furnishings North Texas Ceiling Fan Experts Seven Convenient Payment Plans 300 Main St. (Dial 455-0552) North Texas ' Most Unique Home Furnishings Center Caddo Mills, Texas Reame ' s Market CUSTOM CUT. MALVES-QUARTEflS-SPEClAL ORDERS Cash Store — Hwy. 34 at 1564 Greenville Store — 2814 Terrell Rd. Taco Villa ' § sgg Mild or Wild, Hot or Not, Taco Villa ' s Got What You Want. 5503 Wesley 455-4424 I — Greenville Business Machines GREENVILLE BUSINESS MACHINES 2401 St. John Greenville, TX Office Phone 455-4300 Office Furniture Sales Service on Office Machines Gene Woodall Phone 455-8959 Charles Fugitt Phone 455-1226 I I — E-Systems Congratulations to the Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Class of 1985 E-SYSTEMS Greenville Division Management and Employees , — Henley ' s Hardware HENLEY ' S HARDWARE Your 2218 East Lee St. Stores Phone 455-1967 , Patterson Piano Organ Company Phone 455-3272 PATTERSON PIANO ORGAN COMPANY 2900 Washington (Downtown) Dwayne Patterson Greenville, Texas Union Security Life Insurance Company UNION SECURITY ire J y UtOMCe COMPANY UNION SECURITY LIFE BUILDING - - GREENVILLE, TEXAS 75401 Rock-Tenn Company ROCK-TENN COMPANY Folding Division ' Ind. Park • 6702 Hwy. 66 West Greenville, Texas 75401 • 214-455-0147 I — McHenry Locksmith McBenry Locksmith WAYNE (Mush) McHENRY, JR. If you don ' t have a key bring the lock 2707 Park Street • P.O. Box 213 Day: 214 454-2651 Greenville, Texas 75401 Night: 454-3401 Safes Locks Bicycles Sales and Service Greenville Glass Mirror, Inc. Auto Glass Installed GREENVILLE GLASS MIRROR, INC. 3014 Stonewall 455-5142 Greenville, TX Hamburger Store The Original HAMBURGER STORE 1417 N. Johnson St. 15 Exciting and Deliciously Different Hamburgers Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Currin 454-6110 Jenkins Son Garage Station JENKINS SON GARAGE STATION (214) 454-2521 1409 STONEWALL STREET GREENVILLE, TEXAS 75401 L.W.JENKINS JIMMY JENKINS , — Imagination Machine |— Country Corner f Country Corner Feed Seed Farm Ranch Equipment LEONARD SANDI THRELKELD (214) 454-2102 2401 Houston Street Greenville, Texas 75401 — The Copper Kettle THE COPPER KETTLE Coffee Saloon Food Emporium Uptown Forum 2610 Lee St. Greenville, TX 75401 455-1031 Breakfast — 7-10 am Lunch 11-2:30 The Imagination Machine TOYS BOOKS OAMES LEEa LAURA SPENCER 3904 WESLEY STREET 2 1 4 454-94 1 3 GREENVILLE TEXAS 7 5401 R M Vending FULL LINE VENDING R M VENDING INC. 5000 DEL RA DR. • P.O. BOX 791 GREENVILLE, TEXAS 75401 OFFICE PHONE: 455-8392 CHARLS D. ROBERTS HOME PHONE: 455-2598 Woody ' s •SPBaBTTSS, lac Home of Fast, Friendly Convenient 60-Second Service All Around Town to ServeYou Skibells V luniors. misses, designer labels apparrell _ Plasticard NOT WILLING THAT ANY SHOULD PERISH II Peter 3:9 PLASTICARD AND GREENVILLE TROPHIES Gary and Bonnie Greenwood 2705 Mockingbird Lane (214) 455-5441 Greenville, Texas 75401 I — Stovall Arp Inc. OFFICE DALLAS 214-455-0202 226-1400 STOVALL ARP, IC. Land Surveying • Consulting Engineers BOBBY W. STOVALL, R.P.S. 2701 WASHINGTON PRESIDENT GREENVILLE, TX 75401 I — Sorrells Peters Downtown 2703 Lee SORRELLS PETERS FUNERAL HOME Newman and Charia Peters P.O. Box 733 3935 Loop 315 Greenville, Texas 75401 Phone (214) 455-3310 I — Inspirations 2708 LEE (BETWEEN ODENEAL AND DRAKES) Highland Terrace HIGHLAND TERRACE BAPTIST CHURCH 3939 Loop 315 Greenville, TX 455-2970 Youth Bible Studies Summer Camps Retreats Ski Trips Discipleship Fellowship Campus Ministry Mission Trips We Care About YOU!! Bobby Renfro Becky Bumpas Pastor Minister of Youth Academy of Dance Arts ACADEMY OF DANCE ARTS Ballet Ballroom Pointe Country and Western Tap Jazz Complete line of dancewear Drill Teams Pageant and Stage Choreography 103-04 Rolling Hills Center, Greenville, TX 75401 214-455-6257 1115 Gilmer Sulhur Springs, TX 75482 214-885-9371 — Fashion Fab rics - ( riZS nc J 2717 LEE ST. (214) 454-6503 GREENVILLE, TX 75401 ,— J. B.McNatt J. B. McNATT AUTO CO. 3200 Wesley Greenville, Texas 455-7050 18th Year Same Location I — Beauty Salon Supply BEAUTY SALON SUPPLY 2808 Lee Street • Greenville, Texas 75401 Phone 455-8734 — Gray ' s Floor Covering Compliments of Gray ' s Floor Covering Wayland Walker m WAYLAND WALKER ASSOCIATES Real Estate — Builder — Insurance Office (214) 455-2793 Wayland Walker, Owner 4319 Wesley, Box 534 Res. (214) 455-6644 Greenville, Texas 75401 — Precision Grinding Crankshaft Engines Grinding Rebuilt Block Boring Head Work PRECISION GRINDING CO. 2307 Wright Greenville, Texas 214-455-2630 But Christ Is All, and In All Engine Tune Brake Work Air Condition Clifton (Cliff) Pryor Owner and Operator I — Lake Printing Leltern«ad Bufineac Card tnvnino W« ldingk Lati«r« f o.oer Lno;ri ' jrc -. CelnKy i Poat ri ' l srd Booklets hiK-o.oi D OtU ' « i.upnli«  Ord r bisnut ►TOcrsTid Bu«in «« Fo ' .T.. Tic i ii ipijiaiionj laot IlAKE PRINTING COF L«f(« . • Bookintr GREENVILLE watt Larai Coo); Eaoti ii EnvoiooflH Forme Cs ' boni forms Stat ' oniii-i ' 5.tn;«meiuii C.e ' .iii(.Mt« fiytt.. Ln( fv L«tl«rrk« ttCis E viiicma;u Cafji Invotci:; «K Cll gI Shear Artistry Shear Artistry 1118A 1-30 Plaza Greenville, Tex. Next to Best Western 214-454-8262 Distinctive Hair Designs For The Entire Family Donna Money |— KMart Th9 Saving Place - Clothing Sporting Goods Shoes Home Furnishings Accessories Toys Appliances Jewelry Plants 5222 Wesley Phone 455-5527 I — Shirey MANUFACTURER ' S OUTLET SAVE UP TO 75% OFF reg. retail price Everyday low prices of many famous labels for less. New merchandise arrives daily. Apparel for misses, juniors, children ' s and plus sizes. Big selection of fabrics and notions, too! HOLIDAY INN MASTERCARD AND VISA WELCOME 1911 Stanford St. Greenville, Texas 455-8895 S SHIREYS o HIREV FACTORY OUTLET 9:30 to 6:00 Mon. - Sat. s HIREV COMPANY manufacturers of children ' s sleepwear lingerie infants toddlers girls 4-14 boys 4-7 juniors Future job opportunities in the apparel industrx in a vorietx of areas. 1917 Stanford St. Greenville, Texas 455-5235 I — Naturalizer NATURALIZER Buster Brown. Open daily till 9 6834 Wesley 455-0242 CROSSROADS MALL GREENVILLE, TEXAS I — Action TV ACTION 6007 Wesley 454-6917 TV APPLIANCE RENTAL Rhapsody in Rose Gail Carpenter Jamie Stanford Rhapsody In Rose Women ' s Clothing Accessories 2610 Lee 2218 Live Oak Uptown Forum University Shopping Ctr. Greenville, Tex. 75401 Commerce, Tex. 75428 214-455-2471 214-886-3048 ETSU Computer Science Department COMMUNICATION LINK computer science at etsu ARE YOU IN THE PICTURE? DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE EAST TEXAS STATE UNIVERSITY COMMERCE, TEXAS 75428 304 I McCullough Paint Glass, Inc. We Recommend Pittsburgh Paints McCULLOUGH PAINT GLASS, INC. Paint — Wallcoverings — Glass 2404 Stonewall Street, P.O. Box 453 Greenville, Texas 75401 Phone: Bus. 455-7452 Larry McCullough Res. 455-7267 , — Monks Tires Michelin MONKS TIRES J. R. Monk — Pres. Hunter — Computer Balance 8207 Wesley St. ►i— Wal-Mart WAL-MART We urge you to shop and compare our low prices. We really do sell for less every day. 455-4246 , — Colonial Bank of Greenville VOE — Co-op Melissa Stephens and Rita Bridges work at the bank. The People Who Care About Your Personal Banking Needs COLONIAL BANK OF GREENVILLE 6609 Wesley 455-0800 Member FDIC We ' re here to help Member Colonial Bancshares of Greenville, Inc. Crossroads Mall 455-0801 I — Danny Darby DANNY DARBY REAL ESTATE, INC. Professional Plaza 4000 Wesley St. 455-6611 r— KidsKorner - Kal Electric Service (214) 454-1621 KAL ELECTRIC SERVICE INDUSTRIAL • COMMERCIAL • RESIDENTIAL JOSEPH KAILUKAITIS P.O. BOX 1552 Owner GREENVILLE, TX 75401 COMPLETE CHILDREN ' S WEAR AND SPECIALTY SHOP BOYS AND GIRLS — INFANT THRU PRE-TEEN BABY GIFTS AND ACCESSORIES GIFT CERTIFICATES — LAYAWAYS Beverly Barnes 6834 Wesley 454-1474 CROSSROADS MALL GREENVILLE. TEXAS Sonic Congratulations to all members of Greenville High School ' s 1985 class. Home owned and operated. Our purpose is to serve the families of this community. 6205 Wesley Jim and Treva Phillips 455-2109 , — Arnold Real Estate r— CAPTAIN D ' S ARNOLD REAL ESTATE AND INS. Bus. 214-454-1976 7002 WESLEY ST. • Dallas 226-4499 • GREENVILLE, TX 75401 [— Whitlock Patterson WHITLOCK AND PATTERSON INSURANCE REALTORS, INC. 6603 Wesley Street • P.O. Box 788 • Greenville, Texas 75401 (214) 455-9414 • Metro 235-0118 Insuring and Selling Assets Captain DX .seafood hamburgers ... a great little scalood place,! 6834 So. Wesley Highway 34 Cross Road Greenville, Texas 75401 I — Jesse James Kirby Co. Congratulations to Kevin Drum Major 84-85 Jesse James Kirby Co. Free Home Demonstrations 109 Rolling Hills Shopping Center Greenville, Texas 75401 KUhJby I Phone 214-455-7751 ■ — PARK ST. BAPTIST CHURCH Dont worry about tomorrow because tomorrow will take care of itscll Just seek the Kmj;dom of God above all thing s and your needs will be supplied Matt, 6 U-M PARK STREET BAPTIST CHURCH Pastor Dr. Marvin J. Mosley Address 2205 Park Phone 455-0775 309 DOMINO ' S PIZZA Domino ' s Pizza is the number one pizza delivery company in the world. For over 20 years we ' ve been bringing fast, free 30 minute pizza delivery to your home, campus, business or base, all across the country. Domino ' s Pizza provides convenience and top quality nutritious meals. You know you can expect the best because . . . Domino ' s Pizza Delivers! Fast, free 30 minute delivery 5019 Wesley 455-7111 We use only 100% real dairy cheesel Our drivers carry less than $20.00. Limited delivery area. ° 1984 Domino ' s Pizza, Inc. I— TRICO P.O. Box 1050 6525 Trico Lane Greenville, Texas 75401 Telephone: 214-455-4441 Manufacturers of Sucker Rods Pumping Units Rod Pumps Bolted Tanks Oilfield Tools Well Completion Power Tongs Equipment - MAJOR TOIM ' S MAJOR TOM ' S Military Supply and Apparel from around the world. 5302 WESLEY ST. GREENVILLE, TX 75401 (214) 454-9871 JOE JACKSON DR.RONWEAKS FAMILY DENTISTRY Ronald D. Weaks, D.D.S. ASSOCIATE 4250 W. Loop 315 GREENVILLE, TEXAS 214-455-4161 GREENVILLE HIGH SCHOOLJA . BAND LALiRENClO P. ARROYOJR., DIRECTOR '  - . f WE ARE THE MUSIC MAKERS AND WE ARE THE DREAMERS OF DREAMS. , — Murphy ' s Music t ■,.;-;; ::.V I ffrf mym?y?i MUSIC CENTERS 52 Crossroads Mall Greenville, TX 75401 455-7321 455-7322 We have full band sales, service, and rental arrangements. (214) 454-1902 GREENVILLE TRAVEL the travel pt ' op e Crossroads Mall %0 5834 Wesley Si •• Greerwille, TX 75401 All types of travel available. Free Service Love is what it ' s all about TAYLOR BROS. Jewelers 2518 Lee 456-6151 Member National Bridal Service he 1984-85 Senior High Yearboolc f taff w ort and cooperati £ ndh|l i| arb i nduain liil JIvJKsMnith --Plunket Studio ra favorite photos. unior pport. — Henington Studio — HaraicI Banner for their si ■ore Photoi i Ahy i sSieii I Pope an( the Lie n Trac ! teachers f r their leip an wonderful 191 5 Lion ubscrj l l ' lli l I I B i p For the Monique Dunlap You have grown into a lovely young lady and have made us so proud o( you, not only because of your scholastic achievemenis, but because of your sense of values in life as well. Thank you for being you and for sharing your lite with us. We love you — Mom and Dad Clay Cunningham Congratulations Clay, We are very proud of you. May God be with you in everything you do. Always remember that we love youl Dad, Kay, Bill, Chad, and Amanda Curtis Alan Murley Congratulations! May the future bring you much happiness and success. You deserve it. I am very proud that you ' re my son. Just remember that you ' re special to me. May God bless you. Love always. Mother §EMi«B A § MarkieWiler Markie — Congratulations on your graduation. We are so proud of you and love you very much. Stay as you are and you will go tar in life. May all your hopes and dreams come true. Love, Mom, Stephanie, and Granny fT -«• «► ' %,! .Jiri Katie Hardaway Sweet Lips — From graduation to graduation you have made us very proud. Good luck and have fun in college. Mother, Daddy, Cindy, Jerrilyn, and Jim Janet Sit Congratulations on your graduation. We are very proud of you. May all your hopes and dreams come true. With Love. Dad, Mom, and Jerry Don Robin Harris Robin, W« are very proud of you and your achievement . May God richly bless you in the coming years. Love you, Mamma, Daddy, and Holly Bryon Purgerson Bryon, You ' ve made ill Congratulations . proud of youl Love, Mom and Dad 9Eii«B Jay Attison Hey, Ace, we finally made ill You are capable of great things if you want them. Always know Dad and I love you. Love Millye and Harold Dawn LuAnne Manning Congratulations LuAnne upon your graduation. For the curls, frills, perfume, happiness, and the wonderful memories you have brought to us. We are grateful. May God be with you in all your deci- sions you make and may God bless you richly. Love, Mom, Dad, and Alan LeAnne Williams Hey Vern . . . Look, it ' s Leon — she made itt Congratulationalll The gang at 2519 (Dogs. Cats, and humanoids) Sheryl Love Thank you Sheryl for all piness you have given us since June 9. 1967. You have made us very proud ol you and of all your ac- complishments. Congratulations upon reachmg one of your major goals — graduation from G.H.S. Our love, prayers, and best wishes are with you as you continue your education at Stephen F. Austin. We love you very much. Mother, Daddy, Sallye, and Susan Steven Hunnlcut Steven: We could not have asked for a finer son. We are so proud of you and your accomplishments. Congratulations on reaching this milestone in your life. May the future hold much happiness for you. We love you, Mom, and Dad David Boldl Congratulations David. You ' ve filled the last 18 years with joy and excitement — never a dull mo- ment. May the future bring you happiness and pro- sperity. We love you. Mom, Gerald, and Clint A § Lori Hicks May your future be filled with happiness. We love you. Mother, Ron, Amy, Tracey, David, Pat, and Nancy J - ( 1 Robert Stevens Till now we have walked thru life by your side helping you along as parents do Iheir youngsters. As you go alone down life ' s road be assured that we will be boosting you on from the sidelines. We are very proud of you. Love always. Mom and Dad Lankford James Ewell You have many beautiful talents and you are very special to us. We are so glad you belong to us. We love you dearly. Mama and Daddy Kimberly Reeves Kim, Thank you (or eighteen wonderful and enter- taining years. We ' re looking forward to many more and we wish you a happy, prosperous and healthful future. Remember to think iMtore you speak and keep God and prayer m your life always. Our Love. Mom, Dad, Papa, Mama, and the Whole Family Kristi Wallace Kriali, We are very proud of you and wish for you the very best in life. Always keep God first in your lite and you can ' t go wrong. Mom, Dad, Sherri Daren Davis Daren, Congratulations. You ' ve come a long way since then. We are all very proud of your hard earn- ed accomplishments. Keep the determination and you ' ll go far. Just remember we ' ll always be behind you, even when the going gels rough. Lots of luck. We love you. Mom, Dad, Michelle, Coy, Mamaw Annie §EHi«B Deonna Weatherly Congratulations Deonna on your graduation. You have been a blessing and joy with your big smile. We love you very much and wish you the best in life. Love, All your family. Sherry Moore We ' re so proud of you and all you have ac- complished. Thank you for being such a wonderful daughter — May God bless you always. Love, Dad, Mom, and J.C. Michelle Guinn Michelle, you are like a ray of sunshine in our lives, stay the loving and caring person you are and let the Lord guide your every walk. Congratulations on your accomplishments. Love, Dad, Carol, Tara I Tina Katchinska Tina, We are so proud of you. You are our miracle and a gift from God. What you do with your life is your gift back to Him. Remember reach tor the stars and trust in the Lord and you ' ll go far. We love you so much, Mom and Dad VVfe John Zarate Trust in the Lord and He will give you the desires of your heart. We love you, Bill, Mom, and Cindy Andy Shanks Congratulations Son. You have done a great job and we are proud ol you. Good luck in the future. Love, Mom and Pop AM Leslie Farmer Leslie, you are a dear, sweet daughter. We i ud of you. Continue your good work. Our love to you. Mommy and Daddy Wilford E. Collins (Bubba) Bubba, you have come this far by faith and trust in God. I ' m very proud of you, for I love you very much. May you accomplish your goals in life. Love, Shirley, Lacey, Mom Prim Ricky Leachman Congratulations Rick. May you have the best of everything in life. We ' re so proud of you, and wish Mom, Wlmer, and Terri Kevin James To God be Ihe glory From Preaiden Jodie Thompson ' s kindergarten class — Mjjor Sr. ' 85. We are proud of you. Mother, Oad. Jan, Jim, Breanna. G Bill D. Sweetheart Darling — It le time (or rr loose — Love, Peb. .- Debbie Grain Debbie, we are so thankful God blessed us with you. You are the most wonderful daughter anyone could want. You have always made us so proud. Thank you tor the love and joy you have shared. It is exciting to see what plans God has tor your life. Love, Mom, Dad, Jeannie Monique Brigham You have made us proud of you. Thank God for be- ing the person you are. We thank God for you. Con- gratulations on your accomplishments — With love, Rt. Bettye, Frank, Robbie, Choise, Augusta, Yocaster, Lee Adraine SEii B Leah McCullough Leah. We will miss your brig ht eyes and big mouth. You are a wonderful daughter and sister. We are proud of you for all you have accomplished. You make Ihe day brighter and the work lighter. God be with you in all your endeavors. We love you, Dad, Mom, Scott, Elaine Kimberly Moser We are proud of you and what you have complished. Remember to acknowledge God in your ways and He shall direct your path. We love you — Mom, Dad, and Family Jana London Congratulations, Jana. We wish you the very beet ii the future. May your life be full of God ' s blessings. Love, Mom Michele Julie Robertson Julie, you and your smile, are one are proud of you. Love, Mother Daddy Paula Kathryn Garrett We wouldnM have missed knowing you, girl. We wouldn ' t have missed loving you for the worldl Pro- verbs 3:5 and 6 Mom, Dad, Steve, Katherine, Bob, Dan, Kim Andy Shanks Congratulations Son. You have done a great job and we are proud of you. Good luck in the future. Love Mom and Pop f A AM Ronnie Broussard You have filled our lives with such abundant joy and love and we ' re proud to call you Son. Continue to put Christ first in your life and the blessings of God will fill your life. Love. Dad Mom P.S. Despite the rumors — you ' re not a dumb jockl Charlie Brown III You have come a long way from the chicken house, little mad boy. We are proud of you and love you. Love, Dad and Mom Karyn D. Hallberg Congratulations Karyn, We are proud of you, and love you. We pray for a grand future and happiness. Love, Mom, Dad Keith, and Kyle Mary Ann Cloud Congratulations on your graduation. Mary Ann. You Bel your goals high and we are very proud of your accomplishments. Thank you for being the daughter you are. We will always love you. Mom, A Dad Mike Rapp Let humor be the path A smite be your staff Hardwork the mantle you will bear and Confidence the garment you must v Love and Luck, The future is yours Mom, Dad, Cris Todd Smilhers Todd, you have blessed our lives as we have wat- ched and guided you through these years. May God continue to bless you as you plan your lite in the field of Law Enforcement. We love you, and stand behind you always. All of us. §Eii«R Cynthia Lynn Johnson Congratulations Cindy. May the future hold all your dreams and desires. Love. Mom, and Dad Cindy Morphew Congratulations Cindy. We are very proud of you. You are a beautiful and sweet girl, and we love you very much. May God bless you in everything you do. Love. Mom, Dad, Kak and Butfy Tom Spradling Congratulations, Thank you for making this step. Make God part of your life, wherever you go. Love, Mother Albert Glen Onley, Jr. A is tor Achievements that you ' ve made, L is (or Leadership that ' s been displayed, B is (or the Best always to you, E is (or the Education you plan to continue R is for the Rightness ol your religion T is (or Thank you lor being our soni Mom, Dad Kelly Brooke Barbour Congratulations! You are graduattngi You have made us proud of you) Acknowledge God in all your ways — He will direct your paths Our Love, Dean, Jane, Holly, Cherry, Barry, Wesley, Thomas KimberlyAlhey Kim, you have been a real blessing and i ud of you, and your Christian outlook on I Love, Dad Mom AM Warren Bradley Weeks Congratulations to a wonderful son, an outstanding scholar, and a superb financier. We wish you con- tinued good fortune and happiness in the years ahead. Mom and Dad . :i;j- 9 Cmj;. Holly Adams May the road rise up to meet you, may the wind be always at your back, may the sun shine warm upon your face, . . . and may God hold you in the palm of His hand. Go for it Missy. You can do iti Vaya con Dios, Mom, Dad Mitch Jennifer Lynn Jackson Jennifer, Congratulations to our daughter. We are very proud of you. Love, Daddy, Mamma, and Bubba James Allen Dunn Jr. Could this guy really be most masculine 19857 I ' r proud of you Jim, Best wishes for a happy future. Love Dad Dena Bright Dena, These have been 18 years of enjoyment. We are so proud of you. Continue to put God first in your life and it will be wonderful. Our Love, Mom and Dad Stephanie Anne Cameron Thank you for being the person you are. You have made us very proud. Stay as sweet and thoughtful and caring as you are now. Mom and Dad §Eil«B Darren Brown Darren, you fill us so full of love and pride. Thanks for being so special. Congratulations! Mom, Dad Vicki Fulton Vicki, you are the youngest joy of our lives. You ' ve always tried to be grown-up — now you ' ve made it. Congratulations! May you always remember God had a purpose when he put you in our trust. We Ed Weideman Congratulations SonI We are proud of your ac- complishments that have brought you to this — milestone — graduation. May God bless you in all that you do and may the future hold the very best for you. With all our love, Mom Dad Velvie Michelle Seboum Shelly, we are very proud of you and what you have accomplished. You have given us much joy. Con- tinue to (rust God with your life. We love you so Mom and Dad Marty Wade Congratulations Marty, you made ill We are so pro- ud of you. We love you and wish (he best lor you May the Lord Bless your life with happiness and Love, Mom Dad Stacy (Cioe) Henry Congratulations — We ' ve grown togelt throughout the years — With joy and laughter amid some tears. I ' ve watched as you ' ve worked hard, and grown, Into a fine young woman, with a mind of her own. Wishing you happiness in all that you do, Always remember — I LOVE YOU. Mom A § Chris Arp Congratulations ChrisI We are so proud of you, and wish you success in all of life ' s endeavors. Mom, Dad, Joe, Cheryl « Betsy Coleen White Congratulations Cocol We are so proud of youl May the future make you as happy as you are making Love, Mama, Daddy and all our gang Jennifer Ellen Gangawere If only I could find the words to express our deepest love for you. You are everything we could ever hope or wish for. Where ever you go or what ever you do, just remember to take God with you. You will always be our Jennie Girl. All our love. Mother Daddy Jezell Lawton Congratulations — this is the beginning ot yo lite. Make the best of it. Go (or it kidi Love, Mom Tammy Holley Tammy you must have been a beautiful baby, ' cause look at you now. Hope the world is ready for you. Congratulations and good luck. Love, Mom Dad Rae Moseley Congratulations on a task completed. We are pro- ud of you. May God bless you as you follow Him into the future. Love, Mom Dad SENIOR Johnette S. Graff Johnette, what a pleasure and blessing you have been in our life. We are all very proud of you. Con- gratulations as you complete one full step in life. With Love, Your Family tJi I KimSandlin God has blessed us with such a lovely and thoughtful daugther to be proud of in so many ways. Congratulations and Best Wishes with special love and affection and praise. Dad, Mom, Brad Becky Kay Manley Seems like yesterday when God blessed us with a baby girl. Now you ' re a thoughtful and sweet young woman. Your belief in God and doing right is an in- spiration to us. You ' ve made us very proud parents. You ' re extra special to us. Congratulationsl Our love, Mom, Dad, Brenda v ■ ' Mary Sawyers Congratulations Mary — on this milestone in your life. God richly blessed us. He gave us you. We pray that all your dreams and hopes will be fulfilled. We are proud of you. You have brought us so much joy and happiness. May God bless you today and always. Love you very much, Mom, Dad Family . ■ i r t 1 Harlan Hardeman Armstrong Congratulations Son, on a job well done. We are very proud of you. Remember a man is really measured by what he is; and not by what he has. And, most of all, you can do all things through Christ who strengthens you. Our Love, Mom, Dad, and Grandparents Jill Smith Jill, you have been such a blessing to our whole family these past 18 years. You give so much and ask so little and you are just as beautiful inside as out. You are the sunshine in our lives and we love you dearly. Mom, Dad, Jeff, Jason AM Laurie Willabay I am so proud to have a daughter as nice and con- siderate as you. May you keep this attitude the rest of your life. Congratulations on your accomplishments. Love, Dad X V. 1 1 ttj % ?f A I IsX. . - iri ] ' l - ■ ■ f w,. K ' i n V I « Y s - ■ ' Mtml Charlotte Ann Fugitt Congratulations Charlottel You have truly been a blessing to us and made us even more proud of you by your decision for the Lord this year. Continue to be your sweet self and may your future be filled witli happiness and success. With our love. Mom Dad Karen Ann Hopewell Dearest Karen, May your accomplishments be many, your disappointments few, and may God always walk hand and hand through life with youl You have brought so much joy and happiness into our lives and we love you very muchi Mom, Dad, Sharen John Pete Allen Wa are so proud of you and know that you will sue c «d in the future. Congratulaliona from all of us We love you. Dad, Mom, Sherry Marcus Joey Warren Newberry Joey, You have been special to all our family since you came into the world. You have brought us joy each year. We hope all your dreams come true — you have qualities to make them a reality. May God bless and guide you always. Love, Mom, Cole, Family Tracy Lee Thompson You will always have a special place in my heart, Tracy. May your future be full of adventure and happiness, and may you realize all your goals. God loves you, and so do I. Mom §EMI«B KimMudie Kim, thank you for the joy and love that you have shared with us. You have done well and we are very proud of you. Hold strong to your faith and keep the light of truth and love burning brightly. Love, Mom. Dad, Brent. Jody, Drew R K - - Kimberly Claire Peck Congratulations Kim. We are very proud of you. May God richly bless you in all that you do. We love you. Mom, Dad Mark tool Bonnie Legg Bonnie, Always be true to yourself. Best wishes for a full future. Congratulations — Mom, Dad, Teas Brett G. James Son. you ' ve gone from adorable to just plain ter- rificl Have a great life. Dad, Mom, A Jennifer •j T . Shannon Kaye Harris My precious Daughter — doves don ' t really cry — doves are for peace. Keep your face toward the Son and He will guide you. Anything you want in life is up for grabs — GO FOR ITI I ' m so proud of you, I love you, and watch for doves. Troy L. Gotcher Troy, we are all proud of you. You have given us very much joy. Always trust in the Lord and do good, -thou shall dwell in the Lord and verily thou shati be fed. Love, Mom, Dad, George, Chaz, Tammie AM Brad Nichols Congratulations Brad. We are very proud of you. You have given us so much joy and it Is more than a pleasure to have a son like you. Always remain as caring and loving as you are now. Our love. Mom Dad k EmmitI Pitts Jr. Thank God, for blessing us with a nice boy like you and may God bless you all through the years. fMay the future hold everything thai Is good for you. Love Mom, Dad, Andrea Lincoln Shane McGee God blessed us on the day you were born and He blesses us now as you graduate. It has been a joy and a pleasure watching you grow into a fine young man that we know we ' ll always be proud of. Con- gratulations and the best of luck in your future. Love always. Mother Daddy Terry Dfiggers Congratulations. Terry. We are very proud of you. You ' ve always been a winner. Ttianks for ttie many laughs and good times you have given us. Your willingness to work and good attitude will make you a success, we know. Love. Mom. Dad, A Craig Tammy Jane Ashlord Pooh, 1 cant possibly tell you in words how proud am of you. 1 couldn ' t have asked for a belter baby sister. Remember. I ' ll always be there for you. anc don ' t forget you ' re Mama and Daddy ' s pride and joy. Love, Sister, Harvey, Mama Daddy James Arnold Duren Arnie Arnie, thanks for a wonderful 16 years. We ask now that you use your creative ability, learning poten- tial, and compassion for others, to live a rich, rewarding, and fruitful life. Love. Mom Dad 9Eii«B Lori Davis Lori, you have been such a beautiful blessing to us. Your smile brings joy into our lives and we love you very much. You have the strength of character to do and to be whatever you want. We are very proud of you. Love, Mom, Dad, Caria Christie Totes It has been a joy lo watch you become a beautiful young lady — physically, mentally, and spiritually. Keep your goals high, your heart filled with love and your faith strong. Always remember Matthew 6:33. You have blessed our lives and we love you very much. Mom and Dad Scott Bracken To our baby brother, Scott, the last of four to graduate from G.H.S., Congratulations and good luck. We ' re all very proud of you. God be with you. Love, Maura, Chris, Lianne Kara Honzell A child is one of God ' s most precious gifts, and the love and joy you have given are indeed priceless. Warm memories of the past are treasured and suc- cess in your future is anticipated. May the Lord continue to direct your steps. We love you, Mom Dad 4 Jeannie Smith Jeannie, you are truly an original and we are so pro- ud of you. Keep that beautiful smile, fantastic sense of humor, and always remember Phil. 4:13. Love and Congratulations) Mom, Dad Johnny Watson Johnny, Congratulations and good luck to you i the future. Thanks tor the memories. We have a k of good ones in 18 years. Love, Mom AM Lea Ann Copeland Lea, I ' ve waited many years to get this picture published. You and Jimmy really had some good times together. May you look back in years to come with fond memories and fulfilled dreams. I love you babe. Momma Dacia Norlin Congratulations, Honey. You ' ve reached a major milestone. There are many more ahead. Don ' t lose sight of your dreams. God ' s love and ours is with you. May the road be smooth beneath your feet. Mom Dad Richard Shockley Dear Rich, You ' ve given us someone to cheer for at football games, someone to be happy for when honors were awarded, someone to be proud of for being the person you are. We give you a forever spot in our hearts. 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