Indianola Academy - Colonels Diary Yearbook (Indianola, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1988 volume:

THE (2a£6 te C,4 DIARY In grateful appreciation to a man who has spent 21 years teaching Colonels the meaning of integrity, achievement, loy- alty, dedication, and professionalism, this Edition of The 1988 Colonel’s Diary is declared as the Peter Jemberg Edition. Published by the Annual Staff The Indianola Academy Indianola, Mississippi Volume 21 Mr. Charles Bellipanni Junior High Principal Mrs. Edwina Edwards Elementary Principal Faculty — 7 Mr. Hugh Caldwell Guidance Counselor 8 — Faculty The Indianola Academy Board of Directors John McPherson, President Mrs. C armen Fisher, Secretary Turner Arant Tommy Baird Ernie Baker Jimmy Clayton J. A. Ely, Jr Mrs. Leslie Fletcher W. W. Gresham, Jr. Walton Gresham. Ill Ren Hinotc Stanley Lavncr George Li pc Rick Merrcll Ted Moll Duke Morgan Rex Morgan Lester Myers Mrs. Susan Noble Mrs. W. M. Pitts Joe Powell Poe Truett Roberts, Jr. James Robertson Tom Robertson James Paul Robinson Greg Taylor Steve Vaught Parent Teacher Organization First Vice President Woods Eastland Second Vice President James Paul Robinson Secretary Bill Strawbridge Treasurer Ann Belk 9 SECONDARY FACULTY AND 1987- 1988 Mrs. Mary Ruth Brindley English Mrs. Lynn Delas English Mrs. Carrie Hodges English. Journalism Mrs. Pam Burns Mathematics Mrs. Susan Hutchinson Mathematics L , it ' if ka _____ Mrs. Rcba McPhail Mr. Jimmy McGregor Mathematics. Reading. Annual Mathematics Mrs. Betty Barrett Polk Business Mrs. Carol Walden Business Mrs. Maunne Lipnick Latin Mrs. Ann Bclk Spanish. French Mr. Charles Bcllipanni Mrs. Peggy Clements Science Home Economics Mr. Chuck Reynolds Science Mr. Robert Strawbridge Science Mr. Jim Woods Physics CLERICAL STAFF Mrs. Jean McClatchy Administrator’s Secretary Mrs. Sara Pugh High School Secretary Mrs. Patricia Toler Bookkeeper 10 — Faculty Mr. Karl Brannan Speech Mrs. Freida Quon Library Mrs. Flora Hardy Mrs. Mattie McGlothin Secondary Faculty and Staff Mrs. Pat Jemberg Social Studies Mrs. Beth Switzer Social Studies Mrs. Lynn Arrington Choral Music Mr. Harry Hill Physical Education Mrs. Charity Smith Mr. Sammy Henderson Driver's Education Mr. Louis Labella Football Janitorial Staff Mrs. Lynn Palasini Tennis Faculty — 11 E L E M E N T A R Y Mrs. Jackie Burkhaltcr Music Mrs. Ellen Clayton Librarian Mrs. Sharon Ervin Secretary Mrs. Susan Griffith Sixth Grade F A C u L T Y Mrs. Lois Robertson Sixth Grade Mrs. Jeneanne Story First Grade Mrs. Wanda Thomas Resource Mrs. Virginia Thornton Second Grade 12 — Faculty H H DC oa C 5 DC s z UJ H O UJ Q Z H □ o£ oa C 3 a: § Z UJ H DC O UU Q Z • H H os: CQ C 5 DC § z UJ f- OC O DC UJ Q Z 5 • H H 5 aa c i KINDERGARTEN • MRS. BRITT • KINDERGARTEN • MRS. BRITT • KINDERGARTEN Mrs. Donna Britt’s Kindergarten class was very busy this year. They got to participate in many learning experiences. They went on several exciting field trips. One was to the Fire Station to see the firemen work. They also were able to see where watermelons came from. They went to a watermelon patch! DC Emily McClain Elise Mallette John-Kirk Manning 14 RS. BRITT • KINDERGARTEN • MRS. BRITT • KINDERGARTEN • MRS. BRITT • KINDER The Kindergarteners also got to cook this year. Around Halloween they made pumpkin pies, pumpkin bread, and ice cream. The class went to Pizza Hut where they made their own pizzas. They also made gingerbread men and stone soup. As part of their learning, they had vowel weeks. During the cowboy unit, they built bunk houses. They made teepees when they studied the Indians. o 70 H ffl Z • 2 70 on 15 MRS. BUCHANAN FIRST GRADE • MRS. BUCHANAN FIRST GRADE • MRS. BUCHA Z z X u D CQ play baseball Favorite Assembly Program: “Disney Spectacular” Favorite Things to do in the Summer: swim c 5 06 s Andrea Atchley Favorite Unit of Study: Dinosaurs Favorite Color: blue Favorite Subject: Reading Favorite School Week: Constitution Week Laurie Fisher Elizabeth Free Bentley Harris 16 N FIRST GRADE • MRS. BUCHANAN FIRST GRADE • MRS. BUCHANAN FIRST GRAD Mrs. Buchanan’s first grade was a very exciting and active group. When told that some comments about them were going to be put in the annual, they went wild. The class has had a great year! They participated in many activities such as making posters for the Community Heart Fund Drive at the Care Inn and making posters for Clean-Up America Week. They like things such as helping each other and entering contests. Puppet-making really captured their attention. Seth Silverblatt m 2 55 00 H O 72 a m 2 73 oo 03 C n x z z 2 55 oo H O 72 o m 2 72 oo 00 C O X z z T1 — 72 oo H O 72 D m • 2 72 oo 00 C n x z z Tl Rachael Willoughby Carrie Jane Wilson Anna Woods 72 00 H Lauren Carlyle •A i I ' , flMl Betly Braden Fisher Amy Cobb Ginger Fraine David Hargett Matthew Hodges STORY • FIRST GRADE • MRS. STORY • FIRST GRADE • MRS. STORY • FIRST G MRS it mmrnmmi Allen-Rccd Anthony Karen Allen Betsy Baird Justin Bennett Mrs. Story’s first grade has enjoyed all kinds of activities this year. From poster contests, art contests, flying kites, writing, reading, playing soccer, football, and kick-ball to eating hamburgers and hot dogs, they have been so busy! Their favorite songs have been “Walking on Sunshine,” “It’s A Small World,” and “Wipe Out.” They have enjoyed watching Bill Cosby and The Wonder Years on television. These students were very fashionable in their jams, blue jeans, Dexters, high tops, and cleets. de • MRS. STORY • FIRST GRADE • MRS. STORY • FIRST GRADE • MRS. STORY • FIR on Heather Knight Josh Montesi They stayed busy with their favorite classes: P.E., Library, and Computers. They have been on field trips to Jackson to visit the Agricultural Museum and the Natural Science Museum, but their favorite trip was to the Christmas tree farm at Shaw. Among their favorites in books were Amelia Bedelia and Monkey See, Monkey Do. These first graders did a real good job in their play, The Gingerbread Boy. Scott Noble 0 Lindsey Phillips Favorite Color: pink Mary Elizabeth Otis Misty Ramagc Erica Skelton Rachael Sudduth Zachary Thomas 19 MRS. HILL • SECOND GRADE • MRS. HILL • SECOND GRADE • MRS. HILL • SECOND UD Q K o a z o u UJ on Josh Austin Rav Betts . Mallory Chism CO OC 2 Mrs. Martha Hill described her sec- ond grade class as “bright, kind, and fun-loving.” Their favorite classroom activity was counting money in Math. Their favorite classroom games were Monopoly and Life. Their favorite T. V. shows were “Alf” and “Who’s the Boss.” On the musical side, this class preferred music by such bands as White Snake and Debbie Gibson. On the intellectual side of life, this second grade enjoyed Reading and Math. Two of their favorite books were George Washington and The Secret Cave. These second graders were in high fashion as they came to school in the latest blue jean jackets, all kinds of T-shirts, high-tops, and mini skirts. The favorite foods for this class were pizzas and bread sticks. Rebecca Clayton Malt Daughdnll Jeremy Ervin Stuart Hall Robert Hearn Rachel Jones iRADE • MRS. HILL • SECOND GRADE • MRS. HILL • SECOND GRADE • MRS. HILL Shay Mu ns Colin Sterling Special Recognitions in this classroom included Shay Muns and Ray Betts winning first place in the I.A. Art Contest; Shay winning the District II Art Contest; and Rebecca Clayton winning the library book award. Robert Walters Greg Yarbrough • on m n o z o o 7: U m • 2 70 C 5 X r on m n o z D 0 TO C m • 2 70 on X r on m n o z o o 70 D m • on r • on m n o z u o 70 o m 21 MRS. THORNTON • SECOND GRADE • MRS. THORNTON • SECOND GRADE • MRS. TH( • Mrs. Thornton’s second grade class has enjoyed many activities this year. Their school play was “The Library Circus.” They spent a lot of time practicing to make it a success. Their tour of Florewood River Plantation was fun. They enjoyed the blacksmith shop most of all. This class enjoyed participating in several contests: Spelling Matches, Math Contests, and May Day. Some of their favorite activities were Kite Day, computer games, book reports, and the cheerleader clinic. These second graders liked Rock-n- Roll music as well as Country music. Their favorite musicians were the H Beatles. Pce-Wec Herman, and Kenny Rogers. Their favorite T. V. shows were “The Wonder Years.” “The Cosby Show,” Laugh In,” and Saturday morning cartoons. 0 These students love good home-cooking. They said some of their favorite foods 1 were steak, black-eyed peas, grits, and homemade rolls. Of course they also like . pizzas, hamburgers, ice cream, and brownies. C 3 OC • UJ Q o' 0 Q Z o J LU C 3 • z o H Z O' o X H c j o' — G at O Denton Hartlein Luke Ingram Mac Lowery 22 NTON • MRS. THORNTON • SECOND GRADE • MRS. THORNTON • SECOND GRADE ( olor and high fashion was descriptive of this group as they hit the playground wearing Guess Jeans. Reeboks. Mississippi State shirts, and Ole Miss shirts. Their favorite colors were blue, green, red. pink, yellow, and peach. In class Mrs. Thornton read her class several books. Among their favorites were hppi Longsux'king. Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, and Stuart Little. On the sporty side, this class enjoyed rainy day games such as Candyland, Battleship. Operation, and Sesame Street. They also enjoyed outdoor games such as soccer, basketball, and football. C lairc Lyon Jon Nunley Alaina Scroggins T. J. Smith Jennifer Steelman Jim Towery Sarah Webb r Marshall Vaught Dana Yarbrough 23 MRS. BARTON . THIRD GRADE . MW. WW 1 OSj • I H1IW WAUL • MW. HAU I Ok .11111 ) - r. - : 2 - •- . -r: Mrs. Barton's third grade had a very successful school year. They have had a lot of fun participating in their activities. The class play this year was “Happy Birthday. George. During Easter their egg hunt was held inside because of rain. Some of their favorite special days were Kite Day. May Day. and their Mexican Fiesta. They also enjoyed their Christmas party. Each student took part in various contests. Some of these were a classroom spelling bee. art contests, and computer class. These students were really dressed well in their Guess Jeans, jams, tie-died shins. Keds. and hairbows. Brad Eastland Bethany Hood GRADL • MRS. BAR'I ON • THIRD GRADh • MRS. BARTON • THIRD GRADH • MRS. BA The whole class especially enjoyed studying the state of Washington, San Fran- cisco, and Mexico. These students liked to read funny and realistic books, such as The Wizard of Oz, Romana Quimby, Age Eight, and Freaky Friday. This group of third graders took field trips to the Petrified Forest, Delta State's Planetarium. Delta Pride Catfish, and Lewis Grocer. Favorite T.V. Show: “Growing Pains” Favorite Games: Hot Wheels Connect Four Battleship Favorite Foods: Pizza Skittles Favorite Sayings: “Oh, please, Mrs. Barton, we’ll be good!” “I forgot my homework.” C 7S C C 7S c rr y. a jc C 2 c c z rr Dan Short Heather Spencer Lauren Wall MRS. HILL • THIRD GRADE • MRS. HILL • THIRD GRADE • MRS. HILL • THIRD GRADE Mrs. Barbara Hill's third grade class has had a very exciting year. Some of the things they enjoyed doing this year were the Mexican Fiesta. May Day, and Kite Day. Of course they had a lot of fun at the Christmas and Easter parties also. Their class play was “Happy Birthday, George. The real birthday cake really made the play end in a delicious way! Charlsie Austin r— •••|| | Jeffery Carter Jason Cobb Jennifer Duke Matt Fisher Kerri Love Holloway Charles Ingram 26 Mary Allison Sanders Ryan Skelton Emily Strawbridge IRS. HILL • THIRD GRADE • MRS. HILL • THIRD GRADE • MRS. HILL • THIRD GRADE • These students participated in many ac- tivities. but some of their best ones were the Art contests, computer class, and Spelling Bees. - 3 3. 3 The fads of the year for this class were permed hair, hairbows. Guess Jeans, mini skirts, and Keds tennis shoes. Sarabcth Lee Everyone in this class agreed that “Growing Pains” was the best in T.V. entertainment. In the reading field, they liked the more realistic books. Field trips to Delta Catfish. Lewis Gro- cer. Petrified Forest, and the Delta State Planetarium added a lot of excitement to the year. MRS. KENNEDY • FOURTH GRADE • MRS. KENNEDY • FOURTH GRADE • MRS. KENN UJ Q OL O X h Q£ X O u. • Q UJ Z z UJ C 5 a: S • UJ Q ct a f— ai D O — Q UJ Z z UJ X ori cd • UJ Q et a x h- ec X O - « Q UJ Z Z UJ C 6 os Mrs. Kennedy's fourth grade class proved to be a very bright and active class. They have been ex- tremely successful in many competitions. They have varied interests. As for contests, twelve out of eighteen students won one or more ribbons in the I.A. Art Contest. Five students placed in the I.A. Science Fair. Eight students participated in the Math Olympiad. Some of their activities were May Day, Kite Day, and “Just Say No” to Drugs. They also learned to make ice cream without a freez- er. They made homemade doughnuts and butter. Their class play was “Sis Boom Bah.” The class had several parties like Valentines with Travis's special valentine! The Hawaiian Luau was a lot of fun for the class Justin Casano Amanda Chisolm Paul Fitts Heather Harper Jennifer Kendricks Molly Miller 28 These fourth graders were quite fashionable in their acid-washed jeans and Guess jeans. The shoes to have were the Nike hi-tops and Keds. The favorite jewelry’ was silver charm rings. The fa- vorite color of the class was blue. Their favorite class was P.E. with Coach Hill. They loved to play Four Square. Y • FOURTH GRADE • MRS. KENNEDY • FOURTH GRADE • MRS. KENNEDY • FOURTH Enn Moll Stuart Noble B Pa asini Travis Trippe Tatum Webb Judd Williams 29 MRS. PITTS • FOURTH GRADE • MRS. PITTS • FOURTH GRADE • MRS. PITTS • FOURTF O 30 Lu RADE • MRS. PITTS • FOURTH GRADE • MRS. PITTS • FOURTH GRADE • MRS. PITTS • -n 0 c 73 H 1 “Doo-Wa-Diddy-Diddy-Dum-Diddy-Doo, boy has Mrs. Pitts got a class for you! Whether theyVe telling Tall Talcs, going on scavenger hunts, playing Family Feud, or taking a trip to Modern; this class is always kept in line by the ever so popular 1-2-3. Mrs. Pitt’s 1987-1988 fourth grade has been a class of Guess jeans, NIKE Air tennis shoes, ‘Growing Pains,’ and Olympic games. The girls cheered the boys as lass play. SIS BOOM BAH! they kicked their heels up in the class i Many awards were achieved . . . Will Jennings displaying his talents in the MPSEA art contest, Thad Burkhaltcr voicing his abilities as he captured the Spelling Bee title, and Ryan Strawbridge astounding the judges at the Science Fair. Many accomplishments were achieved ... ‘Just Say No’ balloons released as the kites took on the gusts of wind making their appearance on Kite Day. Futures for fourth graders could have been estab- ■ lished at Delta Pride. Who knows, talking to every Sunflower countian over WNLA radio could end up in a Top 40 Countdown fea- turing Mrs. Pitts and the kids.” To conclude our trip through the 1987- 1988 fourth grade class of Mrs. Kay Pitts, we must not leave out just a few of the favorites in the class ... Christy Riddle who by now seems to be a member of the fourth grade, the song ‘Wipeout,’ Henry Huggins, Dexters and Keds, watching “Spacecamp” and “Ann of Green Gables,” and last but certainly not least... P.E., NOT Math!! REMEMBER: If you just asked, “where in the annual is Mrs. Pitt’s fourth grade class at? You would simply hear Mrs. Pitts say, “between the ‘A’ and the T ” Jamie Mcrrell I • • ifgMMM l:—;i3S5 WKm ■ « 11 mm raj ■ mi g Ragen Switzer Anna Taylor MRS. McCARTY • FIFTH GRADE • MRS. McCARTY • FIFTH GRADE • MRS. McCARTY • tu Q CL O X t — - f- CL U c 3 CL s UJ G CL O X t _ - H CL U o 2 c j CL • uj Q CL O x t E H CL U o C 3 CL — c CL O Glen Allen nsr “ Trenl Barger Mar Margaret Clayton Mrs. McCarty’s fifth grade class has been such an interesting and exciting one this year! If you happened to visit during class, you would see them wearing knee-long shorts, acid washed jeans, mini-skirts, T-shirts, bows, or hi-tops in a variety of colors — red, yellow, blue and purple. These students have enjoyed playing a num- ber of games during school. Their favorite tames were War, Junior Trivia, and Four quare. During class they have had a lot of fun working on their Me Booklet, Poetry Booklet, State Booklet, and Recipe Booklet. Carcn Coleman Ginger Duease This has been a very argumentative group. The subject that has caused the most contro- versy is “Girls can do anything boys can do.” During debates, those who chose to not pay attention may be asked if they were “lost in space.” Some other familiar sayings used as at- tention — getters were “Alert!”, “Put your antennas up!”, and “This is not a party school!” Wes Gramling Shane Harrington Jamie JefTcoat 32 -TH GRADE • MRS. McCARTY • FIFTH GRADE • MRS. McCARTY • FIFTH GRADE Several contests have proved this class to be very competitive. They have had three winners in the Math Olympiad, two winners in the Ala-La-Miss Math Contest, fourteen ribbons in the Science Fair, a first place winner in the DAR Essay Competition, and participants in the Overall Spelling Bee. Kelly Noble Bo Pentecost Shannon Quon Ryan Russell 2 0 on 2 o n 73 H • -n 3 X o 73 D m • 2 73 on Clint Scrivncr On their own time they loved to watch “Growing Pains and “MacGyver. Their favorite songs were “That’s What Friends Are For and “The Time of My Life.” Their favorite books were Miss Minerva and William Greenhilt, Witches, and Superweasel. Their motto was “Learning to be thorough, orderly, careful, alert, obedient, persistent, cooperative, honest. 2 73 on MRS. PALASINI • FIFTH GRADE • MRS. PALASINI • FIFTH GRADE • MRS. PALASINI • FI uu Q 06 O X t E z So -1 Cu C j qc S UJ Q o' a x t E z So _ a. c 5 06 UJ Q a: O X t E Z -j c_ yj a: • UJ Q 06 a Mrs. Palasini’s fifth grade has had a very successful year. Be- tween putting on the big hit play “Disney Spectacular” and the boys winning consolation at Sharkey’s basketball tourna- ment, Mrs. Palasini’s class has had little time to get serious about school work. This class has been well honored this year. In the Science Fair. Anna Pieralisi won first in Biological Science, and Tyson Thomas won second in Zo- ology. Mandy Ellis won first place in the Spelling Bee. In art Anna Pieralisi won first, Madelyn Black won first and second, and Mandy Davis, April Chisolm, and Liza Fisher won third place. Amanda Austin Madelyn Black Elton Britt April Chisolm Brent Cobb Amanda Davis Amanda Ellis Hendon Ervin Liza Fisher 34 II GRADE • MRS. PALASINI • FIFTH GRADE • MRS. PALASINI • FIFTH GRADE • MRS. -o Edith Parks Brad Mitchell Stacey Smith Anna Pieralisi Ben Robertson Chris Switzer Ginger Tankesly Tyson Thomas Dustin Williams Wesley Hartlcin Michael Horton J J. Holland Jackie Met lain Judd Jefcoat Mrs. Palasini’s class has kept in pace with the 1980’s. Their favorite fashions are big T-shirts tied with bows. Swatches, Levi jeans, Dexters, and Jams. Their favorite foods are Pizza, chicken, and Campbell soups. At home they like to listen to Def Leppard, Tiffany, George Michael, and Guns and Roses. They like to watch “Growing Pains,” “Wonder Years,” “Full House.” and “Super Carrier.” — V. I : c rr y. Z C 7C c 2 - s — r z c c rr 2 on ■v r on Z 35 MRS. GRIFFITH • SIXTH GRADE • MRS. GRIFFITH • SIXTH GRADE • MRS. GRIFFITH • LU Q od 0 X H X 00 • X H _ U- 01 0 c i 01 w Q ol O X H oo Katherine Allen I Mandy Cobb In the athletic view of things, they say that weightlifting and basket- ball are their top sports. As for the girls, they also en- joy cheerleading. This year they participated in the cheerleading clinic, and thev all said that it was lots of fun! Will Barnwell This sixth grade class has seen and done it all! In fashion trends that is. Their favorites are the ever famous miniskirts, Keds, Dexters, and Garfield boxers. Their top brand name is Ocean Pacific, and the store to be is Young Ideas! X — E u. Ol 0 00 01 • UJ Q QL o X f- 00 • X H E u. 01 O c i Ql s 36 This class remembers when the upper elementary build- ing flooded, and they had to go to different classrooms! The fun part though was helping to clean everything up. They all like the snow we got this year, but they dis- liked all the stuffy noses that went with it. Lane Eastland Rebecca Ferretti Ben Holland Suzanne Hutchinson Perkins Lancaster Adam Otts XTH GRADE • MRS. GRIFFITH • SIXTH GRADE • MRS. GRIFFITH • SIXTH GRADE • MRS For entertainment this year, the kids of sixth grade went bowling for their Easter party! They put on the classic of all times “Tom Sawyer for the class play. But they all agree that the highlight of the year was going to NASA. Sam Prichard Ray Riddle O 73 X 2 H X • x H X m -; These sixth graders have lots of memories. They all remember when a certain coach made all the boys wear socks. How about Katherine's laughing attack at Pizza Inn ... The dead mouse in the garbage can .. . The oldest, longest, newest, sweetest, and cutest couples ... Sam's curly hair ... And to end this memoir of the sixth grade class of Mrs. Griffith, remember guys, you can't fake sick ... it never works! David Sanders Randall Robinson Peige Russell o 73 3! H X • C 5 x H X o 73 D m on MRS. ROBERTSON Lake Baird • MRS. ROBERTSON • SIXTH GRADE • MRS. ROBER Mrs. Lois Robertson's 6th grade class is one to remember. They were a group of caring people. The class collected for a needy child at Christmas time. In their study of foreign countries, they had tea at the Antique Mall when studying England. They also had a Chinese and Japanese dinner when studying China and Japan. • 3 s SIXTH GRADE Jennifer Ferret! Shane Floyd Jason Lee Vanessa McClain Lance Miller They had funfillcd days on their field trips. The group visited Delta Democrat Times and Channel 15 in Greenville. The 6th graders had an exciting time at the space center in Huntsville. Alabama. They also at- tended the Renaissance fair. Elizabeth Gresham jN • SIXTH GRADE MRS. ROBERTSON • SIXTH GRADE • MRS. ROBERTSON � SIXTH A very big day for all elementary children is May Day. It was very special to this 6th grade class. The May Day Dancers were Lake Baird. Julia Nobile. Brad Jenkins, Anne Keller Wall, Farrell Sand- ers. and Jason Roberts. The May Day princesses were Brett Silver- blatt. Elizabeth Gresham, and Lacey Winstead. Jason Roberts Julia Nobile t jr —1 - Anne Keller Wall Lacey Winstead Denise Wiley Their favorite T.V. shows were “Growing Pains,” and “Wonder Years.” They also had a favorite book. The 6th Grade Sleep Over. Their play for the ’87-’88 year was Tom Sawyer.” Mrs. Lois Robertson's 6th grade class has some- thing to really brag about. Their year was very ful- filling and will always be remembered. 2 73 on 73 O DO m 73 H on O Z • on X H X G 73 a m 2 73 on 73 O DO m 73 H on O Z • C 3 x H X a 73 a m 2 73 GO 73 o DO m 73 H on O Z • x H X G D m 39 • 7A • 7A • 7A • 7A • 7A • 7A • 7A • 7A • 7A • 7A • 7A • 7A • 7A • 7A • 7A President — Jason Jennings; Vice President — Tripp Hobbs; Secretary — Laura Zepponi; Treasurer — Ryan Short; Reporter — Chance Coleman Curtis Massey Erica Nunley Bret Reynolds Lorraine Rush Ryan Short Adam Shell Angela Steed Sandy Taylor Shea Thomas Marsha Vaught Conn Westbrook Susan Woods Laura Zepponi 40 — Student Body Alan Giachelli Brian Hodges |7B • 7B • 7B • 7B • 7B • 7B • 7B • 7B • 7B • 7B • 7B • 7B • 7B • 7B • 7B • 7B • President — Mary Pillow Robertson; Vice President — Jennfier Thompson; Secretary — Chris Sudduth; Treasurer — Cathe Williams; Reporter— Lauren Barton • 7B • 7B • 7B • fY • i I n ■ ■ ( hris Sudduth Jennifer Thompson Walt Towery Cathe Williams Student Body — 41 Rob French IbA � 8A « 8A « 8A � President — Amanda Kuneflce; Vice President — Jim Thompson; Secretary — Brian McCaskill; Treasurer — Chip Dunlap; and Reporter — Marc Box Meridcth Melton Allyson Parker Amy Pentecost Sunshine Sterling Allen Sykes Jim Thompson 42 — Student Body Brad Ainsworth Elizabeth Bclk Anne Bnndley Stephanie Chisolm Ward Cobb Stephen Crook |8B « 8B « 8B « 8B � 8B � 8B � 8B � 8B « 8B « 8B « 8B � 8B • 8B � 8B � 8B � President — Allen Lyon; Vice President — Anne Brindley; Secretary — Amber Moore; Treasurer — Brad Ainsworth; Reporter — Elizabeth Belk 8B Spence Hart � 8B « 8B « 8B � 8B � | Lee Dickerson Jamie Ferguson Penny Parks Trey Pierce Christy Ramage Trace Scrivner Rex Stinson Shea Terrell Billy Trippe Jeff Hood Barbie Jones David Kimbriel DeAndrea Kimbnel Allen Lyon Chris McCollum Amber Moore Student Body — 43 Picture Not Available Felicia Dawson Jon Farish 9A • 9A • 9A • 9A • 9A • 9A • 9A • 9A • 9A • 9A • 9A • 9A • 9A • 9A • 9A ] Mara Frazier Alicia Hathcock | 9A � 9A � 9A � 9A � President — Stacey Switzer; Vice President — Marcus Casano; Secretary Treasurer — Charissc Stratton; Reporter — Walker Powell Martha B. Bishop; Karen Steelman Charissc Stratton Stacey Switzer Renee Upton Greg Vaught Jason White Aaron Woods 44 — Student Body Crain Barnwell Bradley Black___________ Jennifer Chisolm Robb Cooper John Fike 9B • 9B • 9B • 9B • 9B • 9B • 9B • 9B • 9B • 9B • 9B • 9B • 9B • 9B • 9B • 9B President — Bill Robertson; Vice President — Lenore Gresham; Secretary — Amanda Vaught; Treasurer — Robb Cooper Reporter — Bradley Black 9B Angela Hathcock � 9B « 9B � 9B 9B «| Mike Utz Jimmy Sykes I araye Tankesly Amanda Vaught Ray Winstead Kris Wright Student Body — 45 9C • 9C • 9C • 9C • 9C • 9C • 9C • 9C • 9C • 9C • 9C • 9C • 9C • 9C • 9C • 9C • 9C • 9C • Hardy Hill Amy Hinote 9C 9C 9 C 9C 9C President — Mary Pitts; Vice President — Patrick Davis; Secretary — Elizabeth Morgan; Treasurer — Allyson Snowden; Reporter — Rob Whatley Stacey Steed Chad Steward Jeff Tarver Rob Thornton Todd Vance Rob Whatley Jennifer Wong 46 — Student Body Tamara Bradshau isa Chnsmon Trigg Baird Katie Abbott Cind Jngh Ben Buchanan I0A • I0A • I0A • 10A • 10A • 10A I0A 10A 10A 10A� 10A 10A 10A� 10A«10A Reda Cochran Melanie Dedmon Mon Fned President — Katie Abbott; Vice President — Robin Zepponi; Secretary Jason Otts; Treasurer — Kim Tabb; Reporter — Mitchell Terrell I0A 10A 10A 10A 10A 10A Marv Howard Faulk Dcnnie Holmes 10A 10A • 10A • 10A • - Lacy Horton Dianna Jue Bill Melton Chris Myers Jason Otts Joey Parker Jennifer Phillips Elizabeth Smith Kim Tabb Mitchell Terrell Amy Wamock Cathy Wixted Robin Zepponi Student Body — 47 10A Paul Cothrcn I0A ki i Penny Freeman 10B 10B IOB IOB OB Cam Harrington | « 10B� IOB OB IOB IOB • IOB • IOB • IOB • IOB • IOB • IOB • IOB • IOB • IOB • IOB • IOB • IOB • IOB • President — Melissa Baker; Vice President — Brandy Dauler; Secretary — Will Hall; Treasurer — Dan Cordell; Reporter — Hayden McWilliams Michael Honeycutt Kim Humbarger Hayden McWilliams TifTanic Miller Vickie Mitchell Kern Nobile Jennifer Palmorc Lee Paxton Christy Riddle Michael Smith Krystal Spea'.man Nickie Tallant David Walker Buster Warren Gregory Woo 48 — Student Body I IA II A 1 1A • 1 1A • 11A • 11A • I IA • 1 1A • 1 IA • 1 1A • II A 1 1A • 11A • 1 1A 11A President — Brandee Bradley; Vice President — David Ballard; Secretary — David Chiz; Treasurer Stephen Steward; Reporter — Kathryn Poe 1 1A I 1A 1 1A I 1 A 11A Richard Hendon Freddie Jones • ha � ha � ha «1 Jody Reed [ onna Russell Marly Smithhart Stephen Steward Kim Wade Quinn Zepponi Student Body — 49 Kimberly Langston | « 11B� 11B� 11B 11B • 11B • 11B • 11B • 11B • 1 IB • 11B • 11B • 11B • 11B • 11B • 11B • 11B • 11B • 1 IB I IB I IB 1 IB I IB 1 IB I IB 1 IB 1 IB President — Doug Noble; Vice President — Kathrine Jue; Secretary — Leslie Davis: Treasurer — Carrie Snowden; Reporter — George Baird 50 — Student Body Tammy Lowery Kim McClain Stacey Miller inA .A Landry Prichard Doug Noble Lee Robison Leah Sheffield Carrie Snowden i I John Stratton Pam Sykes ( had White Sto� ic Ahnc Paul Baker_____Bill Bout well____Darnel Chisolm 11C • 11C • 11C 11C 11C 11C • 11C • 11C lie - 11C Caycc Coleman lie lie lie 11C Tie 11C lie i ic lie lie lie lie lie lie lie lie lie Christy Lindsey President — John Du ease; Vice President — Everett Lovelace; Secretary — Scottie Abney; Treasurer — Jen- nifer Trippc; Reporter — Cayce Coleman Everett Lovelace Mike McKay David Mitchell Jonas Oswalt______________Quinton Oswalt______________Jim Peyton James Rookcr Patty Skelton Duane Stauffer Brian Sthcklen Jennifer Tnppe Matt Williamson Student Body — 51 Senior Class Officers: President — Courtney Towery; Vice President — Kermit Kwan; Secretary — Lori McElmurray; Treasurer — Munni Morgan; Reporter — Reuben Spencer Mrs. Lynn Dclas Mrs. Susan Hutchinson Mrs. Carol Walden ALLISON KAY AINSWORTH “Allison” — India- nola — Class Secre- tary 3; Concert Choir 3, 4; Madrigals 3, 4; Anchor Club 3; Se- nior Colonel Ladies 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 2; Spanish Club 1. 52 — Seniors MICHAEL SEAN ATKINSON “Mike” — Indianola — Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Hunting and Fishing 1, 2, 3, 4; IA Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1. WILLIE SYLVES- TER BETTS, III “Billy” — Indianola — Football 1; Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Colonel Journal 4; Hunting and Fishing 1, 2, 3, 4; LA. Club 3, 4; Sci- ence Club 3, 4. ROBERT ANDREW BOONE “Andy” — Indianola — Hunt- ing and Fishing 1, 2, 4. SHANNON DENISE BOYLES “Shannon” — Shaw — Class Secretary 3; Colonel's Diary 3, 4; Anchor Club 3, 4; Se- nior Colonel Ladies 1,2, 3, 4. BILLY JOE BROOKS, JR. “Sonny” — Indiano- la — Madrigals 2; Football 1, 2; Track 1; Hunting and Fish- ing 1, 2, 4; Science Club 1, 2, 4; Spanish Club 2, 4. FRANKI CORRINE CALDWELL “Frankie” — India- nola — Concert Choir 1; Colonel's Diary 3; Senior Colo- nel Ladies 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2; Of- fice Monitor 2, 4. JOHN CAMERON CALHOUN “Casey” — Indianola — Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Track 1; Hunting and Fishing 1, 2, 3, 4; IA Club 1, 2; Spanish Club 1. Seniors — 53 ERIC WADS- WORTH CALLAN “Eric” — Indianola — Class President 2, Treasurer 1; Student Council 2; Football 1, 4; Basketball 1; Tennis 3, 4; Track 4; I Freshest Freshman 1; I Best Colonel Spirit 4; | Hunting and Fishing 1, 2, 3, 4; IA Club 4; Latin Club 2; Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Span- ish Club 3. ARCHIBALD BLAND CAMP- BELL, III “Bland” — Indianola — Class Secretary 3; Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Colo- nel Journal 4; Honor Society 1; Hunting and Fishing 1, 2, 3, 4; IA Club 2, 3, 4; Sci- ence Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2. TAMMIE AN- NETTE CARPEN- TER “Tammie” — Inverness — Concert Choir 1, 2; Track 1; Anchor Club 4; Colo- nel’s Diary 4; Senior Colonel Ladies 2, 3, 4. MARY ANN COO- PER — “Mary Ann” — Indianola — Con- cert Choir 4; Anchor Club 2, 3, 4; Senior Colonel Ladies 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 2; Spanish Club 1, 3, 4. WILLIAM BRY- ANT COX “Bryant” — Indianola — Football 1, 4; Basket- ball 1; Golf 1, 2, 4; Hunting and Fishing 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2. CALVIN WAYNE CRAWFORD, II “Cal” — I sola — Class President 1, Reporter 2; Student Council 1; Football 1, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1; Mr. IA Junior High 1, Beau 3, Mr. IA 4, Most Handsome 4; Hunt- ing and Fishing 1, 2, 3, 4; IA Club 4; Sci- ence Club 3, 4. 54 — Seniors CHRISTIANE MA- RIE COURNOW “Christie” — India- nola — Class Secre- tary 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Tennis 1,2, 3, 4; Anchor Club 3, 4; Se- nior Colonel Ladies I, 2. 3, 4; Honor So- ciety 1, 2, 3, 4; IA Club I, 2, 3, 4; Span- ish Club 1, 2. AMY SAGE DAULER “Amy” — Inverness — Class Vice President 3; Most Beautiful 1, Best Dressed 1, Beauty 2, Most Beau- tiful 3, 4; Anchor Club 2, 3, 4; Colo- nel's Diary 4; Senior Colonel Ladies 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3. DEDRA DELOIS DOUGLAS “Dedra” — Ruleville — Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3; Most Likely to Succeed 4; Anchor Club 3, 4; Se- nior Colonel Ladies 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor So- ciety 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 2; Spanish Club 1. KIMBERLY ANN DOWNS “Kim” — Indianola — Class Vice President 3; Concert Choir 1, 2; Cheerleader 3; Cross Country 1, 2, 4; An- chor Club 2, 3, 4; Colonel Journal 4; Senior Colonel La- dies 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1. FRANCISCO JOSE ELORZA “F.J.” — American Interna- tional Student Ex- change 4; Football 4; Basketball 4; Tennis 4; Track 4; Best All Around 4; Hunting and Fishing 4; Sci- ence Club 4. JOSHUA CRITZ FLETCHER “Josh” - Indianola — Class Reporter 3; Student Council Treasurer 1, Reporter 2, Vice President 3, Presi- dent 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 4; Golf 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Class Favorite 1, 2, 3, 4, Beau 4; Colonel Journal 4; Hunting and Fishing 1,2, 3, 4; IA Club 2, 3, 4; Sci- ence Club 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1. Seniors — 55 SCOTT LEE FRED- ERICK “Scott” — Indianola — Basket- ball 1; Colonel’s Di- ary 3, 4; Hunting and Fishing 1, 2, 3, 4; Sci- ence Club 2, 3; Span- ish Club 1. SARA KAY FREE- MAN “Kay” — Sun- flower — Band 1, 2; Anchor Club 2, 3, 4; Colonel's Journal 4; Senior Colonel La- dies 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2. SANTI ALEXAN- DER GROSSI “Bubba” — Indiano- la — Class Treasurer 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 4; Track 1; Hunting and Fishing 1,2, 3, 4; Sci- ence Club 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1. ROBERT WAYNE HALL, JR. “Rob” — Indianola — Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Bas- ketball 1; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Most Athletic 1, 4; Most Versatile 3; Hunting and Fish- ing 1,2,3, 4; IA Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club 2, 4; Spanish Club 1. MICHELLE RENEE HANCOCK “Michelle” — India- nola — Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Colonel La- dies 1, 2, 3, 4. MICHAEL SHAN- NON HARRING- TON “Michael” — Indianola — Student Council Secretary 2; Concert Choir 2, 3; Tennis 3, 4; Colonel Journal 3, 4; Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Hunting and Fishing 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 2, 3; Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1. 56 — Seniors SAMUEL CLIN- TON HINOTE “Clint” — Indianola — Class Treasurer 2; Student Council Representative 4; Football I, 2, 3, 4; Golf I, 2, 3, 4; Most Intelligent 1, 3; Most Likely to Succeed 4; Colonel Journal As- sistant Editor 4; Honor Society 1, 2, Vice President 3, President 4; IA Club 2, 3, 4; Science Club 2, 3, 4. ANNETTE MICHELLE HONEYCUTT “Michelle” — Moor- head — Cheerleader 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis I, 2, 3, 4; Track 1; Most Ath- letic 4; Anchor Club 2, 3, 4; Senior Colo- nel Ladies 1, 2, 3, 4; IA Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1. IV A KUYKEN- DOLL HORNE “Iva Kirk” — Inverness — Cheerlcading 1; Basketball 1, 2; Most Athletic 1; Anchor Club 3, 4; Senior Colonel Ladies 3, 4; IA Club 2; Spanish Club 2, 3. PATTIE RENEE ISOM “Pattie” — Sunflower — Band 1; Anchor Club 4; Colo- nel's Diary 4; Senior Colonel Ladies 1, 2, 4. SANDY LYN JOYNER “Sandy” — Indianola — Football 1; Basket- ball 1, 2, 3. DEBBIE FAYE JUE “Debbie” — India- nola — Band 1, 2; Cheerleading 3, 4; Most Intellectual 3; Anchor Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Colonel Journal 4; Senior Colonel Ladies 3, 4; Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 2, 3. Seniors — 57 SANDRA DAWN KIMBRELL “Sandra” — Inver- ness — Anchor Club 4; Senior Colonel La- dies 2, 3, 4. KIMBERLY KAY KIRKSEY “Kay” — Indianola — Anchor Club 4; Senior Colo- nel Ladies 1, 2, 3, 4. KERMIT SHAN- NON KWAN “Kermit” — Moor- head — Class Pres- ident 1, Vice Presi- dent 4; Concert Choir 1; Cross Coun- try 3; Tennis 4; Most Intellectual 1, 2, 4; Mr. Central Delta Academy 1; Colo- nel’s Diary 3, 4; Hon- or Society 2, 3, 4; Hunting and Fishing 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 2, 3; Science Club 2, 3, 4. RANDALL MOR- GAN LANCASTER “Randall” — Class Secretary 3; Football 1, 4; Basketball 1, 4; Baseball 3; Tennis 1, 2; Track 1; Silliest Sophomore 2; Hunt- ing and Fishing 1, 2, 3, 4; IA Club 2, 3, 4. TRACIE LYNN LOWERY “Trade” — Indianola — Homecoming Queen 4; Cutest 3; Class Fa- vorite 4; Beauty 4; Anchor Club 3; Se- nior Colonel Ladies 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1. LORI LYNN McELMURR A Y “Lori” — Indianola — Class Secretary 1, Reporter 2; Cheer- leading 3, 4; Home- coming Court 3, 4; Miss I.A. Junior High 1; Class Favor- ite 1, 2, 3; Miss I.A. 4; Anchor Club 2, 3, 4; Senior Colonel La- dies 1, 2, 3, 4; Span- ish 1. 58 — Seniors ELIZABETH LEET MAGGIO “Elizabeth” — Indi- anola — Class T reas- urer 1, Secretary 2; Tennis 1, 2; Anchor Club 2, 3; Colonel Journal 4; Senior Colonel Ladies 1, 2; Honor Society 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2. JONITA HOPE MANN “Jonita” — Indianola — Band 1. 2; Concert Choir 2: Cross Country 2, 3: Track 3; Anchor Club 1,2, 3, 4; Senior Colonel Ladies 1, 2. 3, 4; Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4; IA Club 2, 3; Spanish Club 1, 2. STEPHANIE KAY MARTIN “Stephanie” — Indi- anola — Class Secre- tary 2, 3; Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Madrigals 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis I, 2, 3, 4; An- chor Club 3; Senior Colonel Ladies 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club I, 2. MONICA LEIGH MAXWELL “Monica” — India- nola — Class Treas- urer 1, Vice Presi- dent 2; Cheerleading 1, 4; Anchor Club 2, 3, 4; Colonel's Diary 4; Senior Colonel La- dies 1, 2, 3, 4; Hunt- ing and Fishing 4; IA Club 4; Science Club 4; Spanish Club 1, 2. AMY KATHLEEN MAY “Amy” — In- dianola — Concert Choir 1, 2; Anchor Club 2, 3, 4; Colonel Journal 4; Senior Colonel Ladies 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1. GEORGE ANNA MOHAMED “George Anna” — Inverness — Cheer- leading 1; Basketball 1; Sunniest Senior 4; Anchor Club 2, 3, 4; Senior Colonel La- dies 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3. Seniors — 59 LAURA ELLEN MOLL “Laura” — Indianola — Class Reporter 3; Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Madrigals 1, 2, 3, 4; Anchor Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Colonel Journal 4; Senior Colonel La- dies 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 1; Spanish Club 1, 2. DALE MUNNI MORGAN “Munni” — Indianola — Class Treasurer 4; Tennis 1,2, 3, 4; Best Dressed 1, 2, 3, 4; Anchor Club 2, 3, 4; Colonel Journal 4; Senior Colonel La- dies 1, 2, 3, 4; IA Club 4; Spanish 1, 2. ELIZABETH CLAUDETTE MULLEN “Missy” — Indianola — Colonel's Diary 3; Se- nior Colonel Ladies 1, 2, 3, 4. DANIEL MUR- RELL, JR. “Dan” — Indianola — Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Sci- ence Club 3, 4; Span- ish Club 1, 2. AMY ELIZABETH NUNLEY “Amy” — Indianola — Class President 3; Student Council Representa- tive 3, 4; Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Madrigals 1, 2, 3, 4; Anchor Club 2, 3, 4; Colonel’s Diary 4; Colonel Journal 4; Senior Colonel La- dies 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Sci- ence Club 4; Spanish Club 1, 2. THOMAS WRIGHT PARKER “Tommy” — Inverness — Football 1, 2; Tennis 4; Best Dressed 1, 3, 4; Class Favorite 1; Colonel Journal 3, 4; Hunting and Fishing 2, 3, 4; IA Club 2; Spanish Club 3. 60 — Seniors RUSSELL WAYNE PEEPLES “Rusty” — Indianola — Bas- ketball I; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Hunting and Fishing 1, 2, 3, 4. TRACY BEARDEN PENNEBAKER “Tracy” — Itta Bena — Class Secretary I, President 2, 3; Stu- dent Council Repre- sentative 2, 3; Cheer- leading 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1; Anchor Club 3, 4; Colonel Journal 4; Senior Colonel La- dies 2, 3; Honor So- ciety 2, 3, 4; IA Club 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3. JULIE JOYCE PUGH “Julie” —In- dianola — Basketball 1, 2, 3; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Freshest Freshman 1; Anchor Club 2, 3, 4; Senior Colonel La- dies 1, 2, 3, 4; Hunt- ing and Fishing 4; IA Club 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3. CHARLES MI- CHAEL ROBERTS “Mike” — Indianola — Class Treasurer 1; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis 1; Jolliest Junior 3; Sunniest Senior 4; Beau 4; Hunting and Fishing 1, 2, 3, 4; IA Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1. MARY ELIZABETH ROBERTSON “Mary Elizabeth” — Indianola — Concert Choir 1, 2; Anchor Club 3, 4; Colonel’s Diary 3, 4; Senior Colonel Ladies 3, 4. ANN McNEILL ROSE “Ann” — In- dianola — Basketball Statistician 4; An- chor Club 2, 3, 4; Colonel Journal 4; Senior Colonel La- dies 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Hunting and Fishing 1, 2; IA Club 4; Latin Club 2, 3; Science Club 3, 4. Seniors — 61 KEVIN OWEN ROUGHTON “Kevin” — Indiano la — Football 1, 3, 4; Cross Country 2; Basketball Manager 2, 4; Baseball 3; Track 1; Colonel's Diary 4; Hunting and Fishing 1, 2, 3, 4; IA Club 4; Science Club 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1,2. PETER TERRILL SNELL “Peter” — Indianola — Foot- ball 3, 4; Wittiest 4; Hunting and Fishing 2, 3, 4; IA Club 3, 4; Science Club 2, 3, 4. MARY ELIZABETH SORY “Maribeth” — I sola — Cheer- leading 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Anchor Club 3, 4; Senior Colonel Ladies 3, 4; Honor Society 2, 3. 4; Span- ish Club 2, 3. KAREN DIANE SPENCER “Karen” — Indianola — Class Reporter 3; Concert Choir 1,2, 3; Madrigals 2, 3; Span- ish Club 1. REUBEN LAW SPENCER “Reuben” — India- nola — Class Treas- urer 3, Reporter 4; Basketball 4; Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Hunting and Fishing 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2. STEPHANIE JANE STEVENS “Stephanie” — Indi- anola — Anchor Club 3, 4; Colonel’s Diary 3, 4; Senior Colonel Ladies 1, 2, 3, 4. 62 — Seniors CHRISTOPHER WAYNE STEW- ARD “Chris” — Sunflower — Foot- ball I; Basketball I, 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Hunting and Fishing 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club 2, 3; Spanish Club I, 2. STEVEN EDWARD STRICKLEN “Steve” — Inverness — Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1; Track 1; Colonel’s Diary 4; Hunting and Fishing 1, 2, 3, 4; IA Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1. DEBORAH ANNE SYKES “Debbie” — Indianola — Class President 1; Student Council Representa- tive 1; Anchor Club 2, 3; Colonel's Diary 4; Senior Colonel La- dies 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2. KAREN JANE SYKES “Karen” — Indianola — Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Madrigals 3, 4; An- chor Club 3; Senior Colonel Ladies 1, 2, 3, 4. NATALIE DENISE THAMES “Natalie” — Isola — Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Madrigals I, 2, 3, 4; Anchor Club 2, 3, 4; Senior Colonel La- dies 1, 2, 3, 4; IA Club 1, 2, 3; Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Span- ish Club 1. SANDRA DION TIMBS “Dion” — Moorhead — Class Treasurer 1, 2, Sec- retary 3; Concert Choir 1, 2; Madrigals 2; Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Track 1, 2; Best Colonel Spirit 1, 3, 4; Silliest Sophomore 2; Anchor Club 3, 4; Se- nior Colonel Ladies 1, 2, 3, 4; IA Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1,2. Seniors — 63 COURTNEY CAMILLE T O W E R Y “Courtney” — Indi- anola — Class Vice President 1, 2, 3, President 4; Friendli- est 1, 2, 3; Anchor Club 2, 3; Colonel Journal 3, 4; Senior Colonel Ladies 2; Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club 4; Spanish Club 1, 2. ANDREA ELAINE TURNER “Andrea” — Inverness — Con- cert Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Madrigals 4; Track 1; Anchor Club 4; Se- nior Colonel Ladies 2, 3, 4. CARROLL LEIGH WALDEN “Leigh” — Indianola — Class President 1, Reporter 2, Treasur- er 3; Student Council Representative 1; Cheerleading 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3; Homecoming Court 2, 4; Most Athletic 1, 2, 3; Beauty 2, 3, 4; Best All Around 4; Anchor Club 2, 3, 4; Senior Colonel La- dies 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 1; Spanish Club 1, 2. JANICE MARIE WEEKS “Janice” — Indianola — Senior Colonel Ladies 1, 2, 3, 4. SHEILA DIANE WILLIAMS “Diane” — Indianola — An- chor Club 3, 4; Se- nior Colonel Ladies 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1. . KAREN JOE WIL- LIAMS “Karen Joe” — Indianola — Con- cert Choir 1, 2; An- chor Club 3, 4; Colo- nel’s Diary 3, 4; Senior Colonel La- dies 3, 4; Office Monitor 4. 64 — Seniors LISA ALISON WIL- LIAMS “Lisa” — In- dianola — Colonel's Diary 4; Senior Colo- nel Ladies 1, 2, 3, 4. LAURA BETH WIL- LIAMS “Beth” — Indianola — Report- er 2; Concert Choir 1; Jolliest Junior 3; Anchor Club 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 2, 3; Sci- ence Club 4; Spanish Club 1. DAISY DIANE WOO “Daisy” — Bclzoni — Concert Choir 1; Track 1, 3; Anchor Club 3, 4; Colonel Journal 4; Senior Colonel La- dies 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3. RAYMOND WOO “Raymond” — Indi- anola — Vice Pres- ident 3; Concert Choir 1; Honor So- ciety 2, 3, 4; Hunting and Fishing 1, 2, 3; Latin Club 2, 3; Sci- ence Club 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1. JOHN AUSTIN WOODS “John” — Indianola — Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Madrigals 1, 2, 3, 4; Football Manager 2; Basketball Manager 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3; Hunting and Fishing 1, 2, 3; Latin Club 2, 3; Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1. Seniors — 65 “Baby face Stephanie Martin Monica Maxwell Amy May Kevin Roughton Peter Snell Maribcth Sory Karen Spencer 66 — Seniors Andrea Turner Leigh Walden Janice Weeks Diane Williams Karen Joe Williams � Lisa Williams Beth Williamson Daisy Woo Raymond Woo John Woods “You’ve got the cutest little baby face.” Seniors — 67 We’ll see you graduate . Allison Ainsworth Mike Atkinson Billy Betts Andy Boone Shannon Boyles Sonny Brooks Frankie Caldwell Casey Calhoun Eric Callan Bland Campbell Tammie Carpenter Mary Ann Cooper Bryant Cox Cal Crawford Christie Coumow Amy Dauler 68 — Seniors Scott Fredrick Kay Freeman Bubba Grossi Rob Hall Clint Hinote Michelle Honeycutt Kuyk Home Patti Isom Sandy Joyner in 1988 Seniors — 69 rctivcti y National Honor Society Junior Honor Society Clubs — 71 72 — Clubs Science Club ■ Anchor Club Clubs — 73 Senior Colonel Ladies I Junior Colonel Ladies 74 — Clubs Junior Hunting and Fishing Senior Hunting and Fishing — Clubs — 75 ■ Latin Club 76 — Clubs Spanish I Club Spanish II Club Clubs — 77 COLONEL � 11 ■ Copy Editors: Kay Freeman, Deb- bie Jue s Cartoonist: Amy May m I AJrWXCmXF m— I Staff: Beth Williamson, Elizabeth Maggio, Laura LmoII mm i r «rru- i t Editors: Courtney jj Towery, Mike Harrington 78 — Clubs Staff: Ann Rose, David Chiz ’ Kim Downs k Bland Campbellf Columnists: Daisy Woo IK Amy Nunley, Munni Morgan. Staff: Tracy Pennebaker _________ Assistant Editors: iClint Hinote I on McPhailHP Features Editor: Tommy Parker Sponsor: Carrie Hodges Clubs — 79 Advanced Placement Classes Advanced Placement Classes Advanced Placement Classes Advanced Placement Classes Advanced Placement Classes Advanced Placement Classes Advanced Placement Classes Advanced Placement Classes Advanced Placement Classes Advanced Placement Classes Advanced Placement Classes Advanced Placement Classes Advanced Placement Classes Advanced Placement Classes Advanced Placement Classes American Histon: Katherine Jue, Lori McPhail, Jackie Lyon, John Ducase, Kathryn Poe, George Baird, Amy Dauler, Mrs. Switzer. Not Pictured: David Chiz English: Debbie Jue. Michelle Honeycutt, Amy Nunley, Ann Rose, Michael Harrington, Natalie Thames, Laura Moll, Bland Campbell Back Row: Tracey Pennebaker, Kay Freeman, Jonita Mann, Kermit Kwan, Raymond Woo, Maribeth Sory, Dcdra Douglas. Tommy Parker, Clint Hinote, Courtney Towery, Dan Murrell, Mrs. Delas 80 Leslie Davis John Du ease Scott Frederick — Pattic Isom Kermtr Kuan Jackie Lyon _ Melissa Lyon ' ( hnstv Lindsey Monica Maxwell Kim McClain _ Stacey Miller Amy Nunley Jonas Oswalt ' Landry Prichard-------------—— - —Marv Rtrabeib Robertson —-------------------- Lee Robison Kevin Houghton Patty Skelton _ Stephanie Stevens Steve Stncklcn Dfem Ic Sykes Pam Sykes ’ Karen WtHram — Lisa illiams ___________________ — „ - Features — _ 1 Most Athletic Patrick Davis Charisse Stratton Best Colonel Spirit Wayne Kelly Stacey Switzer Best All-Around Hardy Hill Amber Moore Most Courteous Bradley Black Paula Giachelli 82 — Activities Freshest Freshman Bryan Smith Stacey Steed Most Intellectual Joseph Archie Oglesby StefTanie Howard Friendliest Michael Spencer Julie Betts Best Dressed Brad Ainsworth Kimberly Allen Activities — 83 Mr. and Miss Indianola Academy Junior High Bill Robertson Amanda Vaught Features Cutest Everett Lovelace Tiffanie Miller Best Dressed Munni Morgan Tommy Parker Friendliest Elizabeth Smith Watson Brewer Best All-Around F. J. Elorza Leigh Walden 86 — Activities Most Courteous Jackie Lyon Stephen Steward Wittiest Peter Snell BefTie Brewer Activities — 87 Most Intellectual Katherine Jue Kermit Kwan Most Likely to Succeed Dedra Douglas Clint Hinote c?;'. . h • ' v o Tracie Josh FI Features Jolliest Juniors Jody Reed Leslie Davis Sunniest Seniors George Anna Mohammed Mike Roberts Silliest Sophomores Joey Parker Penny Freeman Activities — 91 Most Handsome and Most Beautiful Cal Crawford and Amy Dauler 92 — Features Mr. and Miss Indianola Academy Lori McElmurray and Cal Crawford Features — 93 94 I.A. High School Class Favorites Sophomores Juniors Seniors Hayden McWilliams Carrie Snowden Trade Lowery Jason Otts Jeff Hamilton Josh Fletcher 96 — Features Class of 1988 Colors Flower Black and silver Red rose Motto “The moment may be temporary, but the memory lasts forever.” — Anonymous Song “Separate Ways” — Journey Slogan “Do not take life too seriously. You will never get out of it alive.” — Elbert Hubbard Features — 97 Senior Party Homecoming Court Tracic Lowery. Queen Ernie Lowery, Father Leigh Walden. Senior Maid Buddy Walden. Father Came Snowden. Junior Maid Allen Snowden. Father Zachary Thomas. C rown Bearer Son of Mr and Mrs. Stephen Thomas Ldri McElmurray. Senior Maid C harles McElmurTay, Father Melissa Baker, Sophomore Maid Errtie Baker. Father Anna Woods F lower Girl Daughter of Jim Woods and Betty N oods 100 — Features o 2 M I N I PERFUMES AND COLOGNES Beautiful Lauren Perrye Ellis SONGS Hungry Eyes Could've Been Is This Love Monica. Kerri. Lori, and Cristi pose in their handmade sweatshirts. TENNIS SHOES Avia T retom Recbok T V. SHOWS Thirty Something Growing Pains L.A. Law Pam, Kim, Melissa, and Karen Joe model their stylist denim Will, Christy, David, and Jonas show off a variety of popular coats, outfits. 104 Shannon. Tiffanic, Leigh. Tammic, Dion, and Katie model an assortment of short and long skirts. CARS Maxima Mustang GT 300ZX Turbo COMMERCIALS Levi SOl's Bartlcs and Jaymes Lucky Dog IN-TRENDS ... animal skin boots decorated sweatshirts skirts... acid washed denim silver chains from short to tall. leather flight jackets initial jewelry from narrow to broad. knit skirts laced boots in any style and form scarves double-pierced ears sock, and socks on socks sweater dresses HANG-OUTS Firehouse Double Quick Spuds Jason, Adam, Brad, Walt, Lauren. Brandy, Mary Pillow, Cathe, Angela, Olivia, and Kimberly show off acid washed denim outfits. 105 Features Hawaiian Luau Senior Parly A GLIMPSE INTO THE FUTURE PARTY Senior Party JUNIOR- SENIOR BANQUET % Nineteenth Annual Commencement May 26, 1988 Processional (Audience please stand and remain standing for invocation.) Invocation Welcome Special Music Student Addresses Josh Fletcher Courtney Towery The Indianola Academy Concert Choir “Memory” You’ll Never Walk Alone’ Magisth: Unus Nostrarum Maximarum Auctoritatum Debbie Jue “A Great Rame Follows a Little Spark.” — Dante Salutatorian Kermit Kwan Presentation of Seniors Headmaster Peter Jemberg, Jr. Awarding of Diplomas Principal Sammy Henderson Farewell “Every Good Tree Bears Good Fruit.” — Matthew 7:17 Valedictorian Clint Hinote Recessional Kathryn Jue. Dianna Jue — Pianos LYNN ARRINGTON — Choir Director Graduation — 121 I.A.’s Beginner Band Completes a Successful Year Saxophone Section Dustin Williams Sam Prichard Josh Wade Clarinet Section Trey Harper Michael Horton April Chisolm Amanda Austin Trent Barger 126 — Band Trumpet Section Caren Coleman Jason Lee Edith Parks Trombone Section Wes Gramling Shane Floyd Percussion Section Shane Harrington Shannon Quon Flute Section Erin Wilson Katie Scott Gayden Fisher Tyson Thomas Band — 127 130 — Choral Music Choral Music — 131 Seniors: Dion Timbs, Co-Head; Leigh Walden, Lo-ncaa; Lori Mctimurray, Monica Maxwell, Debbie Joe Juniors: Carrie Snowden, Cayce Coleman, Jen- nifer Trippe Anne Brindley Jennifer Thompson Allyson Snowden Elizabeth Morgan Mary Pitts Amber Moore Amanda Kunefke Elizabeth Belle Mary Pillow Robertson Amanda Vaught Indianola Academy Squad 134 — Cheerleaders Freshmen Mary Pitts Amanda Vaught Allyson Snowden Elizabeth Morgan Eighth Grade Elizabeth Belk Amber Moore Anne Brindley Amanda Kuneflce Seventh Grade Mary Pillow Robertson Jennifer Thompson Cheerleaders — 135 Lee Paxton Bill Boutwcll Erie Callan Bubba Grossi Josh Fletcher Rob Hall Randall Lancaster Doug Noble Jeff Morgan Peter Snell Dan Murrell L14 Paul Cothren Trigg Baird Will Hall Jody Reed David Mitchell Cal Crawford Brian Strickland Mitchell Terrell Jason Otts Ben Buchanan Kevin Roughton Jeremy Fitts Bryant Cox 137 SENIORS: Front Row (L. to R.): Kevin Roughton, Bubba Grossi, Eric Callan, Josh Rctcher, Peter Snell Back Row (L. to R.): Rob Hall, Cal Crawford, Steve Stricklen, Randall Lancaster, Clint Hinote, Bryant Cox JUNIORS: Front Row (L. to R.): Jeremy Fitts, Allen Aycock, David Mitchell, Everett Lovelace, Matt Williamson Back Row (L. to R.): Jeff Morgan, Brian Stricklen, Doug Noble, Watson Brewer, Jody Reed, Bill Boutwell SOPHOMORE: Front Row (L. to R.): Lee Paxton, Jason Otts, Ben Buchanan, Will Hall Back Row (L. to R.): Paul Cothrcn, Dennis Holmes, Mitchell Terrell, Trigg Baird, Lee Evan 1st Row (L. to R.): Brad Pugh, Jason Otts, Ben Buchanan, Will Hall, Everett Lovelace, Erie Callan, Matt Williamson, Josh Fletcher, Peter Snell 2nd Row (L. to R.): Will Jennings, David Mitchell, Jody Reed, Paul Cothren. Lee Evans, Bubba Grossi, Allen Aycock, Lee Paxton. Bryant Cox 3rd Row (L. to R ): Chris Switzer, Coach Jimmy McGregor, C oach Robert Strawbridge, Watson Brewer. Rob Hall, Steve Stridden, Randall Lancaster, Doug Noble, Cal Crawford, Dennis Holmes, Brian Stricklen, Louis Labella, Harry Hill 4th Row(L. to R ): Bill Boutwcll. Mitchell Terrell, Kevin Roughton. Jeff Morgan, Jeremy Fitts, Trigg Baird, Clint Hinote Front: (Coach Harry Hill) Standing (L. to R.): Coach Louis Labella, Coach Jimmy McGregor, Coach Robert Strawbridge L. to R.: Chns Switzer, Brad Pugh, Will Jennings Football — 139 Row 1 (L. to R.): Jay Maggio, Carey Baker, Rob Whatley, Jim Thompson, Brad Pugh, Patrick Davis, Jason Jennings, Bradley Black, Emerson Lovelace, Michael Betts Row 2: Brian McCaskill, Chris Sudduth, Ryan Snort, Robb Cooper, Allen Lyon, Bart Daughdrill, Tripp Hobbs, Wayne Kelly, Drew Lott, John Rodgers Wood Row 3: Stephen Crook, Ray Winstead, Bill Robertson, Brian Smith, Chance Coleman, Micheal Knight, Rex Stinson, Rob French, David Kimbricl, Craig Collins Row 4: Jason White, Sam Steelman. Justin Jefcoat, Alan Giachelli, Jimmy Sykes, Timmy Kimbriel, Marc Box, Bubba Roncali, Jon Farish, Howard Davis Row 5: Adam Snell, John Fike, Will John Martin, Joseph Archie Oglesby, Jason Kimbrell. Brad Ainsworth, Ryan Holloway, Michael Spencer, Curtis Massey Row 6: Coach Joey Hawkins, Walt Towery, Greg Vaught, Ward Cobb, Trey Pierce, Shea Thomas, Hardy Hill, Brent Cobb, Hendon Ervin, Coach Paul Ervin IA Junior High Football Coaches: Paul Ervin Joey Hawkins Managers: Brent Cobb Hendon Ervin 140 — Football 142 — Football r1 I.A. Cross Country L_____J Front Row (L. to R ): Quaid Campbell, Walker Powell, Casey Calhoun, Kim Downs, Teresa Clark, Cristi Britt, Stacey Steed Back Row (L. to R.): Rie Peeler, Martha Barron Bishop. Kimberly Allen, Julie Betts, Landry Prichard, David Walker, Ben Buchanan Not Pictured: Tiffanie Miller, Jennifer Phillips, Kris Wright, Craig Barnwell, Bland Campbell, Rodney Jones Varsity Boys’ Basketball UN 01 NOIANO mi ti Front Row (L. to R.): Matt Williamson. Reubin Spencer, Randall Lancaster, Billy Betts, Doug Noble, Chris Steward. Lee Paxton Back Row (L. to R ): Coach Rick Lindsey. Stephen Steward, F. J. Elorza, Duane Stauffer, Chris Myers, Josh Fletcher, Dan Cordell Michael Honeycutt ■ ■BN V 144 — Basketball Basketball — 145 Varsity Girls’ Basketball Front Row (L. to R ): Dcdra Douglas, Tracy Pcnncbakcr, Lori McPhail. Michelle Honeycutt, Leigh Walden Back Row (L. to R.): Amy Warnock, Kim Humbarger. Cayce Coleman, Katie Abbott, BefFic Brewer, Robin Zepponi 146 — Girls' Basketball Girls’ Basketball — 147 Lieutenant Colonels Boys’ Basketball Front Row (L. to R.): Robb Cooper, Patrick Davis, Wayne Kelly, Doug Abbott, Hardy Hill, Bradley Black, Rob Whatley Back Row (L. to R ): Coach Joey Hawkins, Quaid Campbell, Bret Reynolds, Lee Dickerson, Brian McCaskill, Jay Maggio, Howard Davis, Terry Jue, Brad Pugh 148 — Basketball Lieutenant Colonels Girls’ Basketball Row I (L. to R): Christy Ramage, Julie Betts, Stacey Switzer, Kris Wright, Amber Moore, Laura Zcpponi, Penny Parks Row 2: Coach Paul Ervin, Allyson Snowden. Mandy Spencer, Elizabeth Morgan, Charisse Stratton, Amanda Kuneflcc, Mary Pitts Girls Basketball — 149 ■ Stephen Steward. Everett Lovelace. Ben Buchanan, Will Hall. Chns Myers, Chris Steward Not Pictured: Josh Fletcher. Randall Lancaster. Bland Campbell, Casey Calhoun. Matt Williamson, Paul Cothren. Mitchell Terrell, David Walker. Lee Paxton. Dennie Holmes Varsity Boys’ Track Chris Steward set a new North AAA record of 6'3 as he captured the North AAA high jump title. He won third in the State AAA, setting a new school record with a 6'5 jump. Walker Powell set a new school record with his one mile run in 4 minutes 31 seconds. 150 — Varsity Track Track — 151 L.-R : Jennifer Phillips, Brandy Dauler. Cristi Britt, Tiffanie Miller, Lisa Chrismond, Lori McPhail, Melissa Lyon, Kim Humbarger. Teresa Clerk I.A. Varsity Girls’ Track Team placed second in the North AAA this season. Charisse Stratton set a record of 5'3' k' High Jump in the State Meet. • ■ I.A. Junior High Boys’ Track Team Front Row (Left to Right): Allen Lyon, Craig Collins, Billy Trippc, Brian McCaskill, Trey Pierce, Carey Baker, Walker Powell Back Row (Left to Right): Jim Thompson, Michael Spencer, Patrick Davis, Wayne Kelly, Rob Whatley, Robb Cooper Not Pictured: Bill Robertson, Stephen Crook, Ward Cobb, John Rogers Wood, Emerson Lovelace, Michael Betts The Junior High Boys’ Track Team dominated the track season by winning all the track meets and by capturing the North AAA title. W 152 — Track m Stacy won the 400 m dash in the Nortl and qualified for the Varsity in the North and the State. L-R: Mary Pitts, Stacy Steed, Charisse Stratton, Amber Moore, Elizabeth Morgan, Christy Ramagc, Amanda Kuncfkc, Kris Wright, Jennifer Chisolm Junior High Girls’ Track captures the North AAA title . HIBi I.ibba placed second in the North AAA Long Jump event. Man won the north AAA Hurdles and qualified for the Varsity event in the North and the State. Seventh and Eighth Grade Girls’ Track Team: L-R: Erica Nunley. Jennifer Thompson. Beth Smith. Lauren Barton. Kimberly Nobile. Amanda Kuncflcc. Amber Moore. Calhc Williams. Sandy Taylor. Rachael Ferrctti. Mary Robertson. Laura Zepponi I.A. Baseball Front Row (L. to R.): John Fikc. Lee Robison, Paul Cothren, Rusty Peeples, Sam Steelman, Duane Stauffer Second Row: Matt Williamson, Geroge Baird, Paul Baker. Mike Roberts, John Stratton, Bland Campbell. Michael Honeycutt. Rob Hall Third Row: Coach Harry Hill, Jonas Oswalt, Mitchell Terrell, Tngg Baird, Doug Noble, Cal Crawford. Jeff Morgan I.A. Golf Front Row (L. to R): Will John Martin, Brad Pugh. Stephen Crook, Bret Reynolds, Chance Coleman Back Row: Coach Reynolds, Ray Winstead. Bryant Cox, Clint Hinotc. Josh Fletcher, Jackie Lyon Golf — 155 Front Row (L.-R.): Elizabeth Morgan, Christi Coumow, Michelle Honeycutt, Julie Pugh, Stephanie Martin, Munni Morgan Back Row (L. to R.): Rex Stinson, Jay Maggio, Bradley Black. John Duease, Hardy Hill, F. J. Elorza. Ben Buchanan I.A. Tennis A-Team Captured both the S AA and the Overall Titles for the first ti State State a v Michelle won the North AAA Number one Julie won her sixth state championship and singes. . ... . . A , . Stephanie and Munni won the North AAA. Christie won her fourth state championship as Elizabeth won the North AAA Number two State AAA, and Overall Titles in the number they teamed to win the number one doubles singles. two doubles, title. 156 — Tennis I.A. Tennis B-Team Girls’ Doubles: Cristi Britt and Teresa Clark Boys’ Singles: Tommy Parker Chris Sudduth Boys’ Doubles: Kermit Kwan Joseph Archie Oglesby Boys’ Doubles: Emerson Lovelace and Tripp Hobbs 157 Girls’ Doubles: Kimberly Allen and Lenore Gresham Senior Honor Society Members Scholarship Medallions: Christie Cournow, Dedra Douglas. Kay Freeman, Mike Harrington. Clint Hinote, Debbie Jue, Kermit Kwan. Jonita Mann, Elizabeth Maggio, Stephanie Martin, Dan MurTell, Amy Nunley, Tracy Pennebaker, Ann Rose, Maribeth Sory, Reuben Spencer, Debbie Sykes, Courtney Towery, Raymond Woo Perfect Attendance: Front Row: Sandy Taylor, Laurie Woo, Er- ica Nunley, Rusty Peeples Second Row: Christy Riddle, Michelle Honeycutt, Josh Fletcher, Renee Upton, Gregory Woo Third Row: Doug Noble, Reuben Spencer, Joey Parker Duke University Talent Identification Participants: Howard Davis, Sandy Taylor, Rachael Fer- retti, Terry Jue, Kimberly Nobile, Brad Pugh, Jennifer Thompson High School Awards — 159 DAR Good Citizen Award: Clint Hinote DAR American History Excellence Award: Indianola American Legion Post 2 Citizen- Katherine Jue ship Awards: George Anna Mohamed and Chris Steward Ray Whelan. Jr. Citizenship Award: Jackie Indianola American Legion Post 2 Citizen- Sara J. Baggett Choral Music Award of Ex- Lyon ship Award: Brian McCaskill and Jenny cellence — Amy Nunley Jemberg Most Musical Junior High Choral Most Talented Madrigal Under- Best Supportive Attitude Award: Director's Award: Allison Ains- Award: Stacey Jenkins classman Award: Chad Steward Karen Sykes worth and Andrea Turner 160 Academic Betterment Competition Front Row: Robb Cooper — Civics (Second in State), AUyson Snowden — Latin I, Ignore Gresham — English I, Elizabeth Morgan — Latin I, Sandy Taylor — 7th English. Jennifer Wong — Algebra I, Olivia Bibb — 7th Math. Mitchell Terrell — Geometry Second Row: Jim 1 hompson — Physical Science (Second in District). Elizabeth Belk — 8th English, Allison Parker — 8th English. StefTanie Howard — Algebra I, Martha Barron Bishop — English I (Third in District). Paula Giachelli — Biology I, Kerri Nobile — Home Economics, Cindy Bright — Chemistry (Third in District) Third Row: Walt Towery — 7th English, Terry Jue — Life Science, Courtney Towery — English IV. Stephanie Martin — Bookkeeping. Ix ri McPhail — English III (First in District). Dedra Douglas — American Government. Michael Harrington — Physics, Christy Riddle — English II (Third in District). Katherine Jue — Algebra II Fourth Row: Jeff Hamilton — Biology II. Scottie Abney — American History, Monica Maxwell — Home Economics (First in District), Debbie Sykes — Advanced Mathematics. Kevin Roughton — American Government, Gregory Woo — Chemistry (Second in District), Cathy W ixted — English II (Second in District). Stacey Miller — Algebra II Fifth Row: Clint Hinote — Physics (Third in District). Doug Noble — English III, Beffie Brewer — Spanish I, John Woods — Biology II (Third in District), Kermit Kwan — Advanced Mathematics, Diana Jue — Geometry. Karen Spencer — French I Not Pictured: Raymond Woo — Bookkeeping, Christie Cournow — English IV, Amy Dauler — French I, Jimmy Sykes — Spanish I. Michael Betts — 7th Math. Trace Scrivner — 8th Math (Third in District), David Kimbriel — 8th Math, Ryan Short — Life Science, Brian McCaskill — Physical Science, Joseph Archie Oglesby — Biology I, Jenny Jernberg — 8th History, Shea Terrell — 8th History, Rie Peeler — Civics. Katie Abbott — World History , Dan C ordell — World History, Melissa Lyon — American History High School Awards — 161 Clint Hinote — Valedictorian Award Star Student Star Teacher (Mr. Robert Strawbridge) Award National Merit Semi-Finalist Mississippi College Math and Physics Competition Rermit Kwan — Salutatorian Award Mississippi College Chemistry Competition Josh Fletcher — Student Council President Award Stephen Steward — Firt Recipient of the Jack Filgo Memorial Scholarship for a rising senior 162 — High School Awards SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS Front Row: Michael Harrington University of Mississippi W. Cliff Shirley Scholarship Mississippi College Academic Scholarship William Carey College Academic Scholar- ship lAtri McFImurray Senior Scholarship Sunflower County Homemakers Council Scholarship Sunflower County Cottonwives Scholar- ship Bain Boyles Memorial Scholarship Monica Maxwell Civic League Scholarship Iva hyrk Horne MDJC Academic Scholarship MDJC Cheerleader Scholarship Tracie IiOwery Kiwanis Gub Scholarship MDJC Academic Scholarship Courtney Towery University of Mississippi Liberal Arts De- partment Scholarship University of Mississippi Chancellor's Leadership Scholarship Kevin Roughton Civic League Scholarship Bland Campbell Mississippi College Academic Scholarship William Carey College Academic Scholar- ship Not Pictured: Chris Steward Athletic Scholarship in Basketball at MDJC Second Row: Kay Freeman Senior Scholarship DSU Dean’s Scholarship Mississippi College Leadership Schol- arship Jonita Mann DSU Academic Scholarship Daisy Woo Mississippi University for Women Ac- ademic Scholarship Michelle Hancock MDJC Band Scholarship Debbie Jue University of Mississippi Sunflower County Alumni Scholarship Debbie Sykes Mississippi State University Sunflower County Alumni Scholarship John Woods University of Alabama Academic Schol- arship Mississippi College Academic Scholar- ship Dan Murrell University of Mississippi Foundation Scholarship Mississippi State University Academic Scholarship Not Pictured: I eigh Walden Ciba Geigy Scholarship Andrea Turner MDJC Ambassadors Music Scholarship Karen Sykes MDJC Ambassadors Music Scholarship Tammie Carpenter MDJC Academic Scholarship MDJC Dance Scholarship Third Row: Josh Fletcher Peter Jemberg Loyalty Scholarship Michelle Honeycutt Athletic Scholarship in Tennis at Samford University Reuben Spencer DSU Academic Scholarship Karen Spencer MDJC Ambassadors Music Scholarship Dedra Douglas Lions Club Scholarship Senior Scholarship Kermit Kwan DSU Salutatorian Scholarship MSU Academic Scholarship Northeast LA Academic Scholarship Mississippi College Academic Scholarship USM Academic Scholarship USM Chemistry Department Scholarship Robert C. Byrd Honors Scholarship Clint Hinote National Merit Scholarship to Auburn Uni- versity DSU Valedictorian Scholarship Mississippi College Academic Scholarship Air Force Academy Appointment Amy Nunley Toni Bradley Scholarship DSU Leadership Scholarship Not Pictured: Bubba Grossi MDJC Academic Scholarship High School Awards — 163 Fall Sports Awards ---- Cross Country and Football First Row (L. to R.): Craig Barnwell — Sportsmanship Cross Country, Walker Powell — Most Valuable Cross Country, Watson Brewer — Most Valuable Defense Football, Rob Hall— Most Valuable Player Football Josh Fletcher — Sportsmanship Football, Bland Campbell — Scholastic and Senior Leadership Cross Country Second Row: Julie Betts — Most Improved Cross Country, Martha Barron Bishop — Scho- lastic Cross Country, Cristi Britt — Most Valuable Cross Country Clint Hinote — Scholastic and Colonel Award Football, Jeff Morgan — Most Valuable Offense Football, Kim Downs — Senior Leadership Cross Country, Kevin Roughton — Most Improved Football, Casey Calhoun — Sportsmanship Cross Country, Landry Prichard — Most Improved Cross Country (not pictured). Winter Sports Awards — Basketball First Row (L. to R.): Lori McPhail — Scholastic, Tracy Pennebaker — Most Valuable Offense, Michelle Honeycutt — Most Valuable Defense, Dedra Doug- las — Senior Leadership Second Row: Billy Betts — Most Improved, Doug No- ble — Best Rcboundcr, Cayce Coleman — Most Improved and Best Rcbounder, Leigh Walden — Most Valuable De- fense, Matt Williamson — Most Val- uable Defense Not Pictured: Dan Cordell — Scholastic, Chris Steward — Most Valuable Offense Cheerleader Awards First Row (L. to R.): Cayce Coleman, Carrie Snowden, Elizabeth Smith, Lori McElmur- ray, Leigh Walden Second Row: Debbie Jue, Melissa Baker, Hayden McWilliams, Monica Maxwell, Dion Timbs, Kim Humbarger Not Pictured: Jennifer Trippe 164 — Sports Awards Spring Sports Awards ----- Tennis Row 1 (L-R): Stephanie Martin — Most Valuable, Munni Morgan — Most Valu- able. Michelle Honeycutt — Sportsmanship Row 2: Kermit Kwan — Scholastic, Ben Buchanan — Sportsmanship, Lenore Gresham — Scholastic, Allyson Snowden — Most Improved Not Pictured: Jay Maggio — Most Improved, Hardy Hill — Most Valuable Spring Sports Awards — Track, Baseball, Golf Row 1 (L-R): Brandy Dauler — Sports- manship Track. Melissa Lyon — Scho- lastic and Most Improved Track. Tif- fanie Miller — Most Valuable Track, Mike Roberts — Most Improved Base- ball. Rob Hall — Most Valuable Base- ball. Cal C rawford — Scholastic and Most Improved Baseball Row 2: Chris Steward — Most Improved Track, Ev- erett Lovelace — Sportsmanship Track. Will Hall — Most Valuable Track, Mitchell Terrell — Scholastic Track. Rob Whatley — Scholstic and Sports- manship Golf, Will John Martin — Most Improved Golf Not Pictured: Chris Steward — Most Improved Track, Jonas Oswalt — Sportsmanship Base- ball. Stephen Crook — Most Valuable Golf In Honor, Recognition, and Appreciation of Service to The Indianola Academy Board of Directors Reception Parent Teacher Organization Reception PETER JERNBERG LOYALTY SCHOLARSHIP Honoring 21 years of loyal and ded- icated service to Indianola Academy — to be presented to a deserving member of The Class of 1988 — and to be continued annually by the In- dianola Academy Student Council. Requirements for the Recipient: 1. Loyalty — should be outspoken in his or her loyalty to Indianola Academy, and should exhibit a positive attitude toward the school. 2. Sound Citizenship Traits — should be a good citizen at school, in the community, and in all areas of life; should be dependable and one who could be trusted. 3. Character Traits — Recipient should be one whose integrity is unquestioned; an individual who would promote respect from fel- low students and faculty alike. 4. Active Participation — a well- rounded, versatile person who is interested in various school activ- ities. 5. Acceptable Overall Average — not to be lower than an 80 av- erage. The Student Body establishes a Loyalty Schol- arship through the Student Council. Josh Fletcher is the first recipient of the schol arship. 166 — Honors Science Fair Winners: Front Row: Ryan Strawbridgc, Samantha Vincent, Spelling Bee Winners: Front Row: Elizabeth Gresham, Laura Walden, Anna Pieralisi Back Row: Mrs. Lois Robertson, Chairman, Ray Riddle, Brett Silverblatt Back Row: Thad Burkhalter, Trent Barger. Libby Anne Trent Barger. Shannon Quon, Wes Gramling Story, Mandy Ellis, Mrs. Alberta Kennedy, Chairman Art Winners: First Grade: Laurie Fisher, Julie Eastland, Brewer Blessitt, Lauren Carlyle Second Grade: Marshall Vaught, Mac Lowery, Shay Muns Third Grade: Brad Eastland Fourth Grade: Will Jennings, Mrs. Sara Jane Buchanan. Chairman Library Reading Award Winners: Front: Trent Barger, Sarah Webb, Lauren Carlyle, Blister Barrett, Rebecca Clayton Second Row: Libby Anne Story, Ragen Switzer. Matt Fisher. Beth Davis. Liza Fisher Third Row: Mrs. Ellen Clayton, Librarian. Suzanne Hutchinson. Mandy Cobb, Laura Walden, Va- nessa McClain Presidential Academic Fitness Awards: Trey Harper, Ray Riddle, Sam Presidential Physical Fitness Awards: Evan Pugh, Will Barnwell, Matt Prichard, Jason Lee, Jason Roberts, Brad Jenkins, Jill Staggs, Vanessa Short, Ray Riddle, Jamie Merrell, Brad Mitchell. Ben Holland, Carrie McClain, Meredith Whatley, Cindy Upton, Julia Todd Nobile, Elizabeth Sanders, Lane Eastland, Lacey Winstead, Shane Harrington Gresham, Laura Walden, Lane Eastland. Suzanne Hutchinson Not Pic- tured: Adam Otts Elementary Awards — 167 Academy Honors: Fourth Grade: Allyn Bradley, Megan Carlyle, Stuart Noble. J. B. Palasini, Libby Anne Story, Kristen Straw- bridge, Lacey Blessitt, Thad Burkhalter, Felder Davis. David Hinote. Claire Jen- kins, Will Jennings, Ryan Strawbridge, Ragen Switzer, Lain Tindall Fifth Grade: Trent Barger, Gayden Fisher, Kelly Nobile, Shannon Quon, Ryan Russell, Matt Short, Madelyn Black, Liza Fisher, Anna Pieralisi, Stacey Smith. Tyson Thomas Sixth Grade: Lane Eastland, Suzanne Hutchinson, Cindy Upton, Laura Walden, Meredith Whatley, Lake Baird, Elizabeth Gresham, Trey Harper, Vanessa McClain Perfect Attendance: Kindergarten: Emily McClain, Elsie Mallette, Jessie Steelman, Jerrad Shivers First: Kristi Burrus, Stephen Kimbriel, Paige Peyton, Betty Braden Fish- er. Matthew Hodges, Sonny Morgan Sec- ond: Ray Betts, Rebecca Clayton. Robert Hearn, Rachael Jones, Trace Randall, Dawn Shivers, Colin Sterling, Stacy Bur- ton, Jennifer Ervin, Amanda Floyd. Jim Towery, Dana Yarbrough, Marshall Vaught Third: Dan Short, Will Pieralisi, Matt Fish- er. Sarabeth Lee Fourth: Erin Moll, Allyn Bradley, Stuart Noble, HuAlan Riddell, Molly Miller, Megan Carlyle, Libby Anne Story, Brandy Hodges, Claire Jenkins, Ben Estes, Will Jennings, Jarod Lee Fifth: Caren Coleman, Ginger Duease, Gayden Fisher, Jamie JefTcoat, Kelly Nobile, Matt Short, April Chisolm, Mandy Davis. Mandy Ellis, Liza Fisher, J. J. Holland, Judd Jefcoat, Anna Pieralisi, Tyson Thomas Sixth: Pcigc Russell. Cindy Upton, Lake Baird. Jennifer Ferretti, Brad Jenkins, Jason Lee. Rob Shepherd, Brett Silverblatt, Lance Miller I es Petit Mots Winners: First: Brister Bar- rett, Elizabeth Free, Anna Woods, Justin Bennett, Betty Braden Fisher, Laurie Fisher Second: Rachel Jones. Dana Yarbrough, Jeremy Ervin Third: Kathryn Barger, Jason Cobb, Matt Fisher, Will Pieralisi Fourth: Allyn Bradley. HuAlan Riddell, Jenni Ken- dricks, Thad Burkhalter, Lacey Blessitt, Will Jennings Fifth: Gayden Fisher, Kelly Nobile, Jamie JefTcoat, Michael Horton, Olen Allen, Elton Britt, Hendon Ervin, Liza Fisher Sixth: Ray Riddle, Brad Jenkins, Cindy Upton, Laura Walden, Lane Eastland. Jason Roberts, Suzanne Hutch- inson, Jason Lee. Sam Prichard 168 — Elementary Awards DAR Good Citizenship Awards: Elizabeth Gresham. DAR Essay Winners: Front: Jason Ervin, Anna Picralisi, Brett Silverblatt, Liza Fisher Back: Lake Baird Elizabeth Gresham, Laura Walden, Mrs. Palasini, Hendon Ervin, Ben Roberson, Ray Riddle Camaraderie Awards: Front: Meredith Whatley. Mandy Cobb, Suzanne Band Awards: Best Attitude — Wes Gramling; Overall Best Section Award Hutchinson, Laura Walden, Cindy Upton Back: Lake Baird, Will — Percussion Section — Shane Harrington Not Pictured: Shannon Quon; Barnwell. Adam Otts, Ray Riddle, Sam Prichard, Mrs. Burkhalter Most Improved Player — Shane Floyd Back: John Philip Sousa Award — Edith Parks; Most Valuable Player — Amanda Austin; Most Dedicated Player — April Chisolm ALA LA MS Math Awards: Sam Prichard, Trent Barger, Laura Walden, Math Olympiad: Front: Cindy Upton, Laura Walden, Elizabeth Gresh- Jill Staggs. Matt Short am Back: Shannon Quon. Sam Prichard, Trent Barger, Matt Short, Adam Otts Elementary Awards — 169 Bradley Cafe Inverness Can’s Stop Creations 315 Main Street Indianola Pick-A-Stitch 100 Baker Indianola Jeremy’s Restaurant 123 South Front Street Indianola 174 Jackie's Flowers Gifts Highway 82 East Indianola and Spencer Printing Company 120 Main Street Indianola 175 Rupert Lyon od Circle Indianola New York Life Vineyard Humbarger Associates Highway 82 East. 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Austin ATTORNEY at LAW • ' V wu - -VLL-L 186 Jim and Company Leadway Grocery 119 Washington Street 409 Dean Blvd. Moorhead Shaw 246-5687 754-2802 Bunge Indianola 887-5640 City Auto Supply Highway 82 East Indianola 887-2311 B and D Auto Service Highway 82 West Indianola 887-5956 Ross Animal Clinic Highway 82 West Indianola 887-3585 Jenkins Brothers Highway 82 East Indianola 887-3881 188 — Advertisement Jenning’s Welding and Machine Works Highway 82 East Indianola 887-1870 189 190 191 192 P.O. Box 1506 • Indianola, MS 38751 • Phone 887-3267 Canton Office: Rt. 1, Box 47C • Phone 859-5566 Tupelo Office: P.O. Box 2833 • Phone 842-5846 Col. Gary Sykes Col. J. B. Sykes, Jr. Col. Bobby Maxey Auctioneers B. J. Sykes President Hugh Smith, Jr Sales Manager 193 Weinbergs 115 Front Street Indianola Young Ideas 422 Highway 82 East Indianola and mmm r ' - Maggio Pannel LTD. 117 Main St. Indianola 195 City Dry Cleaners Weathersby Chevrolet 212 Second Street 1101 Highway 82 East Indianola Indianola 887-5636 887-2711 Montgomery Company Inc. Highway 82 West Indianola 887-3464 The Gift Shop 101' 2 Main Street Indianola 887-6622 Farmer’s Chevron Inverness 265-5233 Johnson’s Family Value 101 Main Street Indianola 887-1201 Klip Kurl Beauty Shop Highway 61 North Shaw 754-3614 King’s Beauty Shop 119 Main Street Indianola 887-2272 196 — Advertisement 197 198 199 200 rOnly one class ring can really fit you. And Campus Supply has it. Your class ring should be as unique and special as you are. And it can be, when it's from Balfour. Because you choose the style, the stone, the decoration, the engraving—to create a class ring that is yours alone. Your own personal class ring from Balfour. No other can express who you are so exactly. Or help you recall those special times so clearly. 9 - -r Balfour. . V our rwrwAr y in so many ways. CAMPUS SUPPLK P.O.BOX 17355 • MEMPHIS, TN 381 «7-0355 • 901-522-1833 P.O.BOX 83 • JACKSON. MS 39205 • 801-354-0200 201 Shaw Auto and Tractor Company P.O. Box 430 Shaw 754-6862 Valley Air Applicators P.O. Box 662 Indianola 887-2861 ___________________ 203 Wild Bill’s Store Deli Discount Mufflers Highway 61 North 420 Highway 82 Shaw Indianola 754-3871 887-6762 HOBSON’S A H Auto Parts 221 Highway 82 East Highway 82 East Indianola Indianola 887-6700 887-2322 Compliments of Dr. S. H. Phillips Dr. Robert C. White Jr. ©(tows Orthodontists IFamnfiEy ©«Mall Sair® 100-c East Claiborne Greenwood 453-4545 Yuck’s Food Market 501 Park (601)887-1272 p O. Box 1157 Indianola, MS 38751 309 Church Street Indianola 887-3291 Advertisement — 205 206 vow EXPRESS : Indianola, MS phone 887-4443 Wc deliver. How Joy Express Indianola 208 209 TAPS, Inc. P.O. Box 309 Indianola Sunflower Lumber Company Indianola 204 Highway 82 West 210 211 Bing’s Food Center 214 Church Street Indianola 887-3291 Clarke, Bradley, Baker and Co. P.O. Box 89 Inverness 265-5831 Stapleton Service Station Becky’s Beauty Salon P.O. Box 192 Rt 1 Box 144 Inverness Inverness 265-5901 265-5107 Lee’s Shoe Store Turner’s Trading Company and 105 Front Street Pawn Shop Indianola 130 South Front Indianola 887-2632 887-5603 Queen City Furniture Quick Construction Company Company, Inc. 136 Front Avenue P.O.Box 508 Indianola Highway 448 k 887-2981 887-3802 - 212 — Advertisement What do Ole Miss and Miss. State have in common? The Answer is . . . With a Planters Money Bell card, many college students no longer have to endure the hassle of finding a place to cash a check in their college towns. They can avoid the extra costs of cashing checks and opening separate bank accounts. 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GrMnvta • mdrw � • • Lou� • • Stx ow r 212 Catchings Street Planters Bank and Trust Company Seldon Van Clcve. a sophomore at Ole Miss, uses his Planters Money- Belt card in Oxford. Mississippi. Au- tomatic tellers such as this one makes it convenient to “bank at home while away at college. Member FDIC. 213 214 Mid-Delta Metal Works and Roofing P.O. Box 926 Indianola 216 Enterprise Tocsin 114 Main Street Indianola 217 INDIANOLA FENCE CO. HWY. 82 EAST INDIANOLA 219 DELTA GIN CO. OF SHAW P.O. Box 367 SHAW 807 Highway 82 Wesi • P.O. Box 848 • Indianola. MS 38751-0848 (601) 887-2007 General Office • (601) 887-1765 Plant Sales A Division Of Allen Corporation HOLLY RIDGE GIN CO., INC. Delta Diamonds HOLLY RIDGE Indianola, MS 38751 101 S. FRONT ST. 601-887-3272 221 222 223 Jimmy’s Seafood Jimmy Sanders Seed I Hwy. 82 I Indianola P.O.Box 1342 Indianola 1 Good Seafood Isn’t Cheap 1 Cheap Seafood Isn't Good Agriculture Chemicals Quality Seeds Fertilizers Swimming Pool Supplies Yard and Garden Supplies Delta Travel B. Moore i Agency I 206 Second Street 1 Indianola Front Street Indianola 225 GA5,INC| j$j M - ' « ' . • .4r ’v Zerogas Post Office Box 228 Inverness INDEX OF ADVERTISERS A A H Auto Parts Abraham's Pal Adams, Ltd. Anthony Farms The Antique Mall Austin Realty The Ayres Company BAD Auto Service The Back Porch The Bank of Shaw Becky’s Beauty Salon Bing’s Food Center Bradley’s Cafe Bunge C orporation Campus Supply Can’t Stop Creations Card Funeral Home Central Buick City Auto Supply City Dry Cleaners ( larkc. Bradley. Baker A Company The Cuttcry Cypress Knee Farms Dairy Queen Delta Catfish Processors Delta Diamonds Delta Floor A Decorating Delta Gin Co. of Shaw, Inc. Delta Travel Agency Delta Western Dennis Gulf Station and Car Wash Discount Mufflers Dixie Fabrics Dixie Tobacco A Candy Company Dodd’s Duncan Manne The Enterprise — Tocsin Farm Bureau Farmer’s Chevron The Flesh Company Rowers by Irene Ben Fried’s, Inc. Wayne Gardner Gary Flying Service The Gift Shop Gresham Petroleum — Double Quick Stores Hill Farming Company Hobson’s Holly Ridge Gin Holly Ridge Planting Company How Joy Express Hytken’s Indianola Chamber of Commerce Indianola Electric Company Indianola Feed and Seed Indianola Fence Company Indianola Roral Designs Indianola Insurance Company Indianola Motor Company Indianola Pecan House Invcmess-Delta. Inc. Irrigation Company Jackie's Rowers and Gifts Janet's Beauty Salon Jenkins Brothers Garage Jennings Welding A Machine Works Jeremy’s Restaurant Jim and Company Jimmy’s Seafood Johnny’s Impressions Johnson’s Pharmacy Dr. Lowell Jones, Jr., and Staff Juc's Foodland Kentucky Fried Chicken Kimbrough Hardware Company King's Beauty Salon Klip and Kurl Beauty Shop 205 Leadway Grocery 190 Lee Pharmacy 219 Lee Shoes 172 The Lewis Grocer Company 173 Lott-A-Frecze 185 Lott Furniture Company 219 Rupert Lyon 188 Maggio A Pannel 172 Magic Mart Pharmacy 198 Martin Grain Company 212 Martin Pharmacy 212 Mid-Delta Metal Works 174 Moak Bottling 188 Modem Line Products 201 The Montgomery Company 174 B. Moore 182 McCarty Farms 207 McDonald’s 188 McKay Auto Parts 196 New York Life 212 Paul's Jewelry 202 Doug Pentecost 184 Peoples Bank 203 Drs. Phillips A White Orthodontics 171 Pick-A-Stitch 221 Piggly Wiggly 197 Pitts Farms 221 Planters Bank 224 Plaza Barber Shop 198 Quality Farmers Supply 211 Queen City Furniture 181 Quick Construction Company 222 Rawls Drug Store 186 Rebel Auction 181 Ross Animal Clinic 223 Sabin’s Men Store 217 Jimmy Sanders Seed Company 183 Scott Petroleum Corporation 196 Scroggins Farms 181 Shaw Auto and Tractor Company 182 Shaw Lumber Company 201 Shepard Auto A Tractor Company 199 Slater Jigs 191 Southfresh Farms 196 Spencer Printing Company 214 Stapleton Service Station 177 State Farm Insurance 205 Steed's Cleaners 221 Sunflower Amoco 201 Sunflower Compress 207 Sunflower Food Store 225 Sunflower Lumber Company 225 Sunflower Tire and Bandag 177 Sunflower Tractor 211 Super Star Video 219 B. J. Sykes A Son Farms 180 TAPS, Inc. 200 Terra International 204 Texaco Service Station 222 Tumer’s Trading Company 184 V A M Cotton Company 199 Valley Air Applicators 174 Van Cleve Insurance 181 Virden Lumber Company 188 Emily's Vogue 188 Wade. Inc. 174 Wal Mart 188 Wcathersby Chevrolet 224 Webb Vending 200 Weinbergs 196 Wild BilPs Store 187 Dr. Steve Wooten 194 Yokley A Lundy Auction Company 173 Young Ideas 190 Yuck Food Market 196 Zero Butane Gas Company 196 188 180 212 202 181 218 176 195 180 173 180 216 187 179 196 224 197 203 181 176 173 185 209 205 174 222 183 213 181 194 212 212 216 193 188 222 224 192 192 203 193 201 219 221 175 212 192 192 174 218 215 210 220 204 178 222 210 220 178 212 208 203 206 178 178 217 182 196 189 195 205 205 182 195 205 226 227 A Abbott. Doug (8) 42, 116. 120, 148 Abbott. Katie (10) 3,47. 105, 106, 108. 146. 161 Abney. Scottie (11)51, 161 Abraham. Frazier (1) 16, 170 Administration 6, 7 Advanced Placement Classes 80 Advertisements 170-227 Ainsworth. Allison (12) 52. 68, 97. 102. 103, 108. 109. 111. 115, 160 Ainsworth. Brad (8) 43. 83, 140 Alien. Mrs. Diane 12 Allen. Karen (1)18 Allen, Katherine (6) 36 Allen. Kimberly (9) 44. 83, 106. 108. 120. 143. 157 Allen. Olen (5) 32, 168 Amason. Walt (K) 14 Anchor C lub 73 Annual Staff 81 Anthony, Alien-Reed (1)18 Armstrong. Amy (K) 14 Arrington. Mrs. Lynn II. 117 Atchley. Andrea (1)16 Atkinson. Betsy (10) 48 Atkinson. Mike (12) 3. 52, 68, 94, 97, 99. 102. 120 Austin. Amanda (5) 34. 112. 126. 169 Austin. Charlsie (3) 26 Austin. Josh (2) 20 Awards and Recognitions 158-169 Aycock, Allen (11)2, 49, 115. 117. 137, 138. 139 B Baird. Betsy (1)18 Baird. Duncan (2) 22 Baird. George (11) 2. 50. 80. 109, 113, 115. 154 Baird. Lake (6) 38. 112, 168. 169 Baird. Trigg (10) 2, 47. 136. 138. 139, 154 Baker. Carey (8) 42. 108. 116, 140, 152 Baker, Jay (2) 22 Baker. Mrs. Lynn 166 Baker, Melissa (10) 3. 48. 89. 94. 100. 101, 108. 117, 164. 204 Baker. Paul (I I) 51. 113. 154 Ballard. David (I I) 49, 81,115 Band 126, 127 Barger. Kathryn (3) 24, 168 Barger. Trent (5) 32. 126. 127. 168. 169 Barnwell, Craig (9) 45. 106, 108, 143, 164 Barnwell, Will (6) 36, 167, 169 Barrett. Bristcr (1) 16. 167, 168 INDEX Barton, Lauren (7) 41, 105. 153 Barton. Mrs. Peggy 12 Baseball 154 Basketball 144-149 Bearden. Shana (4) 28 Belk. Mrs. Ann 9. 10 Belk. Elizabeth (8) 43. 85. 128, 134, 135. 161 Belli panni. Mr. Charles 7. 10 Bennett. Justin (I) 18, 168 Bennett, Patty (11) 50, 81 Betts. Billy (12) 53, 68, 78, 95, 97, 98, 99. 101. 110. 111. 114. 144. 158. 164 Betts, Julie (9) 46, 83, 108. 116, 117. 143. 149, 164 Betts, Michael (7) 40. 140. 161 Betts, Ray (2) 20, 168 Bibb. Olivia (7) 41. 105. 161 Bishop. Martha Barron (9) 44. 106, 108. 117, 143, 161. 164 Bishop, Martin (3) 24, 112 Black. Bradley (9) 45. 82, 140. 148, 156 Black. Madelyn (5) 34. 112, 168 Blessitt, Anna (2) 22 Blcssitt. Brewer (1) 16, 167 Blessitt, Kristi (9) 46, 106 Blessitt, Lacey (4) 30, 168 Bradley, Allvn (4)2, 28, 168 Bradley. Brandee (11) 2, 3. 49. 80. 113, 114 Bradshaw, Tamara (10) 47 Brannan, Mr. Karl II Brewer. BefTie(IO) 3, 48. 87. 101, 146. 161 Brewer. Watson (11) 2. 50. 86. 114, 137. 138. 139. 164 Bright. Cindy (10) 47. 106. 117, 161 Brindley. Anne (8) 3, 43, 116, 128. 134. 135 Brindley. Mrs. Mary Ruth 10 Britt, Cristi (10) 48, 101. 104. 106. 108. 109. 143. 151. 157. 164 Britt. Mrs. Donna 12 Britt. Elton (5) 34. 168 Brooks, Sonny (12) 3, 53, 68, 97, 101, 102, NO, 114. 117 Boone. Andy (12) 2, 53, 68, 97. 109 Boutwell. Bill (11) 2, 51, 136. 138, 139 Box. Marc (8) 42. 116. 140 Boyles. Shannon (12) 3. 53. 68. 81. 97. 105. 110, 111. 113, 117 Buchanan, Ben (10) 47. 101, 108. 137, 138. 143. 150. 156, 165 Buchanan. Mrs. Sara Jane 12. 167 Burkhalter, Mrs. Jackie 12. 169 Burkhalter. Thad (4) 30, 167. 168 Burns. Mrs. Pam 10 Burrus, Kristi (1) 16. 168 Burton. Jamie (10) 48 Burton, Stacy (2) 22, 168 C Caldwell, Franki (12) 53, 68, 97, 102 Caldwell. Mr. Hugh 8. II. 158 Calhoun, Casey (12) 53, 68. 97, 111, 120. 143. 164 Callan. Eric (12) 2, 54, 68. 90. 97. 98. 99. 101, 103. NO, 111. 114, 117. 136. 138. 139 Campbell. Bland (12) 54. 68, 79, 80, 95, 97, 98, 99. 103. 143, 154. 163. 164 Campbell. Harold (8) 42 Campbell, Quaid (7) 40. 128. 143, 148 Candids 2, 3, 4. 94. 95, 101. 107, 108. 109. 116. 117, 118. 119. 120, 226 Carlyle. Lauren (I) 18. 167 Carlyle. Megan (4) 28. 168 C arpenter, Tammie (12) 54. 68. 81, 97, 98. 102. 105. 113 Carter. Jeffery (3) 26 C'asano. Justin (4) 28 Casano. Marcus (9) 3. 44. 106 Cauley. Jill (4) 30 Cheerleaders 132, 133, 134. 135 Chisolm. April (5) 34. 126, 168, 169 Chisolm, Amanda (4) 28 Chisolm. Chrysanne(l) 16 Chisolm. Daniel (11) 51. 94. 114 Chisolm. Jennifer (9) 45. 153 C hisolm, Randal (4) 30 Chisolm, Stephanie (8) 43. 116 C hism. Mallory (2) 20 Chiz, David (11) 2. 49. 79. 101. 113, 114. 120 Chiz, Molly (8) 42 Choral Music 128, 129, 130, 131 Chrismond, Lisa (10) 47, 151 C lark. Teresa (10) 48. 108. 143. 157 Clay. Stacy (K) 14 Clayton. Mrs. Ellen 12. 167 Clayton, Mary Margaret (5) 32 Clayton. Rebecca (2) 20, 167, 168 Clements. Mrs. Peggy 10 Clubs 70-81 Cobb, Amanda (6) 36. 112. 167, 169 Cobb, Amy (I) 18. 112 Cobb, Brent (5) 34. 140 Cobb, Connie (I I) 50. 81. 101. 113, 114 Cobb, Jason (3) 26, 112. 168 Cobb, Ward (8) 43. 116. 120, 140 Cochran. Reda (10) 47 Cockrell, Harold (9) 46 Coleman. C'aren (5) 32, 112. 127, 168 Coleman. Cayce (11)2. 3. 51. 101, 115, 132. 133, 146, 164 Coleman, Chance (7) 2, 3. 40, 117, 140, 155 Collins. Craig (9) 3. 44. 140. 152 Collins. Harrv (11) 49 COLONEL JOURNAL 78, 79 Cooper. Mary Ann (12) 2. 3, 54, 68. 97. 102. 108. 110. 111. 113. 115. 117 Cooper. Robb (9) 45. 116. 120, 140. 148. 152. 161 Cordell. Dan (10) 48. 144. 164. 161 Cothrcn, LeAnnc (8) 42 Cothren, Paul (10) 2, 47, 90, 94, 108, 136. 138, 139, 154 Cournow, Christie (12) 2, 3. 55, 68. 97. 98. 99, 102. 109. 110. 111. 156, 159. 161 Cox. Brvant (12) 2, 54, 68. 97, 98, 99. 228 113, 114, 115, 137, 138, 139, 155 Crawford. Cal (12) 2, 3, 54, 68, 92. 93. 97, 98. 99. 102. 103. 109, NO. 137, 138, 139, 154 Criswell, Candice (3) 24. 112 Crook, Stephen (8) 43, 116, 140. 155, 165 Cross Country 143 D Daughdrill. Bart (8) 42, 140 Hauler, Amy (12) 2. 3, 55. 68, 80, 81, 88, 92. 97. 102. 111. 114. 161 Hauler. Brandy (10) 48. 102, 151. 165 Davis, Amanda (5) 34. 168 Davis. Beth (3) 24. 167 Davis, Felder (4) 30. 112, 168 Davis. Howard (7) 2. 3, 41. 108, 116, 140, 148. 159 Davis, Kent (4) 30 Davis, Leslie (11)2.3. 50. 81. 91. 114 Davis. Patrick (9) 3. 46, 82, 116. 117, 140. 148. 152 Dawson. Felicia (9) 44 Dedmon, Melanie (10) 2, 47, 116 Mas. Mrs. Lynn 10. 52. SO. 94. 99 Dickerson. Lee (8) 43, 148 Dill. Jennifer (K) 14 Douglas. Dcdra (12) 2. 55. 68. 80. 87, 97. 98. 99. 102. 110. Ill, 116. 146. 159. 161. 164 Downs, Kim (12) 2, 3, 55. 68, 79. 97, 98. 99. 102. 113, 143. 164 Ducase. Ginger (5) 32. 112, 168. 200 Ducase. John (11) 3. 51. 80. 81, 108. 109, 115, 156, 200 Duke. Jennifer (3) 26 Dunlap, Chip (8) 42 E Eastland. Brad (3) 24. 167 Eastland. Julie (I) 16. 167 Eastland. Lane (6) 36, 167, 168 Edwards. Mrs. Edwinna 7 Eighth Grade 42, 43 Ellis, Amanda (5) 34. 167 Ellis. Melonie (9) 46. 168 Ervin. Hendon (5) 34, 112, 140. 168. 169 Ervin. Jason (5) 32. 169 Ervin, Jennifer (2) 2. 22. 168 Ervin. Jeremy (2) 2, 20. 168 Ervin. Mr. Paul II. 140. 149 Ervin. Mrs. Sharon 12 Estes. Ben (4) 30, 168 Evans, Lee (10) 48. 137, 138. 139 F Eacult) and Staff 5-8, 10-12 Fansh. Jon (9) 44. 140 Faulk. Mary Howard (10) 47, 109 Ferguson. Jamie (8) 43 Fcrrelti, Elizabeth (K) 14 Fcrrctti, Jennifer (6) 38. 168 Fcrrctti, Rachael (7) 41. 101, 153. 159 Fcrrctti, Rebecca (6) 36 Fifth Grade Classes 32-35 Fike. Danny (11) 49. 113 Fike. John (9) 45. 116. 140. 154 First Grade (lasses 16-19 Fisher, Betty Braden (1) 18. 168 Fisher. Gaydcn (5) 32. 127. 168 Fisher. Laurie (I) 16, 167, 168 Fisher. Liza (5) 34. 167, 168. 169 Fisher. Matt (3) 26. 112. 167. 168 Fitts. Holly (9) 46 Fitts, Jeremy (I I) 50, 101, 137, 138, 139 Fitts, Paul (4) 28 Fleming. C harity (7) 40 Fleming, Jason (5) 32 Fletcher. Josh (12) 2, 55. 68, 78, 88. 94, 95, 96. 97, 102, 103, 110. Ill, 113. 136. 138, 139. 144. 155. 159, 162, 164. 165. 166 Francisco. Jose F.J.” (12) 55, 68. 86, 94, 97, 99. 101, 103, 1II. 115, 116. 144.156 Floyd, Amanda (2) 2, 22. 168 Floyd. Shane (6) 38. 112. 127, 169 Football 136-142 Fourth Grade ('lasses 28-31 Fraine. Ginger (1)18 Fraser. Mara (9) 44 Free. Elizabeth (I) 16. 168 Frederick. Scott (12) 56, 69. 81, 97, 98, 99. 102. 103, 110. 111. 121 Freeman, Kay (12) 2. 56. 69, 78, 80. 97, 102. 110, 114. 159 Freeman. Penny (10) 3. 48, 91, 95. 108 French ('lass 76 French. Rob (8) 42, 116. 140 Freshman C lass 44-46 Fried. Mori (10) 47 G Giachclli. Alan (7) 41, 140 Giachelli. Paula (9) 44, 82, 94, 106, 161 Golf 155 Graduation 121-124 Gramling, Wes (5) 32. 127, 167, 169 Gresham, Elizabeth (6) 38. 112, 167, 168, 169 Gresham, Lenorc (9) 3, 45. 106. 108, 157. 161. 165 Griffith. Mrs. Susan 12 Grossi. Bubba (12) 56, 69. 95. 97, 102. 110, 113. 120. 136, 138, 139 H Hall. Rob (12) 2, 3. 56. 69. 90. 97. 99. 101, 102, 103, 117, 136, 138. 139. 154. 164. 165 Hall. Stuart (2) 20 Hall. Will (10) 2. 48. 101. 136, 138. 139, 150, 165 Hamilton, Jeff(II) 51. 96. 161 Hancock. Michelle (12) 56. 69, 97, 109, 110, 120 Hardy. Mrs. flora II Harper. Heather (4) 28 Harper, Trey (6) 38. 126, 167, 168 Harrington. Cam (10) 3. 48, 108 Harrington. Michael (12) 2, 56. 69, 78. 80, 95. 97. 99, III. 115. 116, 159. 161. 163 Harrington. Shane (5) 32, 112, 127, 167, 169 Harris, Bentley (1)16 Hart. Spence (8) 43 Hathcock. Alicia (9) 44. 94 Hathcock. Angela (9) 3, 45. 94 Hartlein, Denton (2) 22 Hartlein. Wesley (5) 35. 112 Hawkins. Mr. Joey II. 140. 148 Hearn, Robert (2) 20, 168 Henderson, Chase (K) 14 Henderson, Mr. Sammy 6. II Hendon. Richard (11) 49, 115 Hill, Mrs. Barbara 12 Hill. Hardy (9) 46. 82, 106. 140. 148. 156. 165 Hill. Mr. Harry II. 12. 116. 139. 154 Hill. Mrs. Martha 12 Hinole. Amy (9) 46. 106, 116, 120 Hinote. Clint (12) 2. 57. 69. 79. 80. 87, 94. 95. 97. 99. 103. 110. III. 121. 137. 138, 139. 155. 159. 160, 161. 162. 164. 165 Hinote, David (4) 30, 168 Hobbs, Tripp (7) 2, 40, 140, 157 Hodges. Brandy (4) 30. 168 Hodges. Brian (7) 41 Hodges. Mrs. Carrie 10. 79. 120 Hodges, Mark (1)41 Hodges, Matthew (I) 18, 168 Hodges. Will (11) 50, 78. 104, 114 Holland. Ben (6) 36. 67 Holland. J. J. (5) 35. 168 Holloway, Kerri Love (3) 26, 202 Holmes, Dcnnic (10) 47, 101, 137, 138, 139 Hollowav, Rvan (8) 2. 42. 116. 140, 202 Homecoming 1(H). 101 Honeycutt, Michael (10) 3, 48. 109, 144. 154 Honeycutt. Michelle (12) 2. 57, 69, 80, 90, 97. 102, 110. 111. 113. 146. 156. 159. 164, 165 Hood. Bethany (3) 24 Hood, Jeff (8) 43. 116 Horne. Iva K. (12) 2, 3, 57, 69, 97, 102, 110, Ill, 115. 163 Horton. Lacy (10) 47. 106 Horton, Michael (5) 35. 112, 126. 168 Howard. Steffanie (9) 46. 83. 161 Humbarger. Kim (10) 48. 132. 133, 146. 151. 164. 176 Hutchinson. Mrs. Susan 10. 52 Hutchinson. Suzanne (6) 36, 167. 168, 169 I LA. Club 73 229 Ingram. Charles (3) 26 Ingram. Luke (2) 22 Isom, Pattie (12) 57. 69. 81. 97 J Jefcoat, Candace (8) 42 Jefcoat. Justin (7) 40. 108. 140 Jefcoat, Judd (5) 35. 168 Jefcoat. Jamic (5) 32, 168 Jenkins. Brad (6) 38. 167. 168 Jenkins. Claire (4) 31. 112, 168 Jenkins. Mr. Perry 8. 11 Jenkins. Stacey (7) 41, 101. 120, 128, 160 Jennings. Jason (7) 2, 3. 40. 105, 140 Jennings. Will (4) 31. 139. 167. 168 Jemberg. Jenny (8) 42. 128. 160, 161 Jernberg. Mrs. Pat 6. II. 166 Jemberg. Mr. Peter I. I I. 158. 166 Jones, Barbie (8) 43. 128 Jones, Dusty (11)51. 101. 114 Jones, Fred (11) 49. 101 Jones. Rachel (2) 2. 20, 168 Jones, Rodney (9) 44, 143 Joyner, Sandy (12) 57. 69, 97 .1 uc. Debbie ( I 2) 57. 69. 78. 80. 95. 97, 98, 102, 109. 114. 121. 132, 133. 159, 164 Jue. Dianna (11)47. 106. 108, 109. 117, 161 Jue. Katherine (11) 2. 50. 80. 87, 113. 160, 161 Jue. Terry (7) 2,41, 108. 148. 159. 161 Junior Class 49-51 Junior Colonel Ladies 74 Junior Honor Society 71 Junior Hunting and Fishing 75 Junior-Senior Banquet 113-115 K Kelly, Wavne (8) 42, 82, 209, 117. 140, 148. 5l Kendricks. Jennifer (4) 28, 168 Kennedy. Mrs. Alberta 12. 167 Kimbrcll, Jason (9) 3, 140 Kimbrell. Sandra (12) 58. 69, 97 Kimbriel. David (8) 43. 116. 120, 140. 161 Kimbriel, DeAndrca (8) 43 Kimbriel. Stephen (1) 17, 168 Kimbriel, Timmy (7) 2, 10, 120, 140 kindergarten 14. 15 Kirksey, Kay (12) 2. 58. 69. 97, 102, 113 Knight, Heather (1) 19 Knight. Michael (7) 2. 40. 108, 140 Kunefke, Amanda (8) 42, 134, 135, 149, 153 Kwan, Kermit (12) 2, 52, 58, 69, 80, 81,87,97. 99. 102, 108, 114. 157, 161, 162, 165 L Labella. Mr. Louis 11 Lancaster. Perkins (6) 36 Lancaster, Randall (12) 3. 58, 69, 97, 98. 99. 103, 136. 138. 139. 144 Langston. Kimberlv (11) 3, 50, 113 Lang, Calvin (I I) 49. 94, 101. 113, 114 Ijitin Class 76, 106 Lee, Jarod (4) 31. 168 Lee, Jason (6) 38. 127, 167, 168 Lee, Sarabelh (3) 27. 168 Lindsey. Christv (11) 51. 81. 104. 113. 115 Lindsey. Mr. Ricky II. 144 Lipnick, Mrs. Maurine 10. 106 Lollar. Brandy (7)41. 105 Lollar. Neil (5) 33 Lott. Drew (9) 3, 46. 106. 140 Love. Del (K) 14 Lovelace, Emerson (7) 41. 140, 157 Lovelace, Everett (11) 2, 51, 86, 88, 94, 101. 115. 117. 120, 136. 138. 139, 150, 165 Lowery, Mac (2) 22, 167 Lowery, Tammy (11) 50. 120 Lowery, Trade (12) 3. 58. 69, 88, 94. 96. 97. 98. 99. 100. 101. 108, 109. 110. 111. 117. 163 Lyon. Allen (8) 43, 140. 152, 176 Lyon, Claire (2) 23, 176 Lvon. Jackie (11) 3. 49. 80. 81. 87, 94, 109. 113. 114. 115, 116. 155. 160. 176 Lyon. Melissa (I I) 2, 19, 81. 104. 113, 115. 151. 161. 165 Lyons, Randy (11) 49. 115 M Maggio, Elizabeth (12) 59. 69. 78. 95, 97. 101. 102. III. 113. 115. 159 Maggio, Jay (9) 3. 44. 101. 106, 117, 140, 148; 156. 165 Mallette. Elise (K) 14, 168 Mann. Jonita (12) 59, 69, 80, 97, 102, 108, 114. 117. 159 Manning. John-Kirk (K) 14 Martin. Mrs. Carolyn 12 Martin. Stephanie (12) 59, 66. 97, 98, 103. Ill, 114. 156. 159. 161, 165 Martin, Will John (9) 3, 45, 140, 155 Massey, Curtis (7) 40, 140 Massey, Johnny (3) 25 Maxwell. Monica (12) 2, 59, 66, 81, 97, 98. 102, 104. 109. 110. 111. 132. 133. 161, 163. 164 May, Amy (12) 2, 59. 66, 78, 95, 97, 99. 102, 110. 113, 115 McCarty. Chip (3) 25 McCarty. Mrs. Elizabeth 10. 12 McCaskill, Brian (8) 42. 85, 116. 140, 148. 152, 160. 161 McClain. Chris (I) 17 McClain, Emily (K) 14, 168 McClain. Jackie (5) 35 McClain. Kim (11) 50. 81. 104, 114 McClain, Vanessa (6) 38. 112, 167, 168 McClatchv. Mrs. Jean 10 McCollum. Chris (8) 43 McCrory, Michelle (9) 44, 108, 117 McDonald. Jill (9) 3. 45 McDonald. Lacey (3) 27 McDonald, Vickie (9) 46, 108, 117 McGlothin. Mrs. Mattie II McGregor. Mr Jimmy 10. 116. 139 McElmurrav, Lori (12) 2. 52, 58. 69. 93, 94. 95, 97, 98. 99, 100. 102. 109. Ill, 115. 117, 132. 133, 163, 164 McKay. Mike (II) 51. 101 McPhail. Lori (11) 2. 49. 79. 80. 104. 109, 113. 115, 116. 146. 151. 161. 164 McPhail, Mrs. Reba 10 McWilliams. Hayden (10) 48. 96, 106. 108. 117. 132. 133. 164 Melton. Meredith (8) 42, 128 Melton. Bill (101 47 Merrell. Jamie (4) 31. 167 Merrell. Kristen (2) 21 Miller, Lance (6) 38. 168 Miller. Mollv (4) 28. 168 Miller, Stacey (11) 50. 81. 101. 113, 114, 161 Miller. Tiffanie (10) 48, 86. 105, 143, 151, 165 Mini Mag 104, 105 Mitchell. Brad (5) 35. 167 Mitchell. David (II) 51.95, 113. 115. 137, 138. 139 Mitchell. Vickie (10) 48. 117 Mohamed. George Anna (12) 59. 66, 91,97. 98, 99, 102. III. 115, 160 Moll. Erin (4) 29. 112, 168 Moll. Laura (12) 2. 60, 66. 78. 80, 95. 97. 99. 103. 105, 115 Montesi. Josh (1)19 Montgomery, Casey (K) 15 Moore. Amber (8) 43. 82, 134, 135, 149. 153. 157 Moore, Chad (8) 108 Morgan, Elizabeth (9) 46. 106, 109. 134, 135. 149. 153, 156. 161 Morgan. Jeff (11) 2. 49. 89. 94. 101. 114. 120. 136, 138. 139, 154. 164 Morgan. Jennifer (2) 21 Morgan. Munni (12) 3, 52, 60. 66. 79. 86. 95. 97. 99. 103. 109. 110. 111. 113. 114. 156. 158, 165 Morgan. Sonny (I) 19, 168 Muns, Carrie (K) 15 Muns, Shay (2) 21, 167 Mullen. Missy (12) 60. 66, 97, 98, 109. 110. 113. 120 Murrell. Dan (12) 60. 66. 80. 97, 103. 115, 136. 159 Murrell, Michael (K) 15 Myers. Chris (10) 47, 109, 144. 150 N National Honor Society 71 Nobile. Julie (6) 39. 112. 167 Nobile. Kelly (5) 33. 112, 168 Nobile. Kerri (10) 48. 104, 106. 117, 120. 157. 161 Nobile, Kimberly (7) 41. 105, 128. 158, 159 Nobile. Will (3) 27 Noble. Doug (11)2. 3, 50. 101. 114, 230 115. 120. 138. 139. 144. 154, 159, 161.164 Noble. Scott (1)19 Noble, Stuart (4) 29. 168 Nunley. Amy (12) 2, 3, 60, 79, 80. 81. 95.97. 98. 102. 103. 159. 160 Nunley, Erica (7) 40. 66, 128. 153, 159 Nunley. Jon (2) 23 O Oglesby, Joseph Archie (9) 44. 83. 117, 140. 157. 161 Oswalt. Jonas (I I) 51, 81, 104. 154, 165 Oswalt. Quinton (11)51 Otis. Adam (6) 36, 112. 167, 169 Oils. Jason (10) 2. 47. 96, 137. 138, 139 Oils. Mary Elizabeth (1)19 Otts. Melanie (7) 41. 128 P Palasim. J. B. (4) 29. 112. 168 Palasmi. Mrs Lvnn II. 12. 112. 116. 169 Palmore. Jennifer (10) 48 Parker. Allyson (8) 42. 161. 194 Parker. Joey (10) 47. 91. 101. 108, 159 Parker. Tommy (12) 2. 3. 60, 66, 79. 80. 86. 95. 97. 98. I 10. I 14. 157 Parks, Edith (5) 35. 127. 169 Parks. Patty (I I) 3. 50. 113 Parks. Penny (8) 43. 149 Paxton, Lee (10) 2, 48. 101. 136, 138, 139. 144 Peeler. Rie(9)45, 106. 120. 143. 161 Peeples. Rusty (12) 61, 66, 97. 98, 99. 103, 111. 154. 159 Pcnnebaker. Tracy (12) 2, 3, 61, 66, 79, 80. 95, 97. 98. 102, 111. 113. 146. 159, 164 Pentecost. Amy (8) 42 Pentecost. Bo (5) 33, 112 Peyton. Jim (11) 51 Peyton. Paige (I) 17. 168 Peyton. Tucker (K) 15 Phillips, Jennifer (10) 47. 143. 151 Pieralisi. Anna (5) 35. 112. 167, 168. 169 Pieralisi. Will (3) 25. 168 Pierce. Trey (8) 43. 140. 152 Pills, .Mrs. Kav 12 Pitts. Mary (9) 3. 46. 134. 135. 149, 153 Poe. Kathry n (11) 49. 80. 94, 113. 115 Polk. .Mrs. Hetty Barrett 10 Prichard. Landry (11) 50, 81. 143. 164 Prichard. Sam (6) 37. 126. 167, 168, 169 Powell. Walker (9) 44. 106. 108, 143, 152. 164 Pugh, Brad (7) 41. 105, 116, 139, 140. 148. 155, 159 Pugh. Evan (4) 31. 167 Pugh. Julie (12) 61. 66. 97. 98. 99. 101, 109, 115, 156 Pugh. Mrs. Sara 10 Q Quinn, David (3) 27 Quon, Mrs. Freida 11 Quon. Shannon (5) 33. 127, 167. 168. 169 R Randall. Trace (2) 21. 168 Ramage. Christy (8) 43. 149. 153 Ramage. Misty (1)19 Rapert. McGee (3) 25 Reed. Jody (11)49. 91. 101, 137. 138, 139 Reynold. Brett (7) 2, 40. 95. 116, 128, 148. 155 Reynold. Mr. Chuck 10. 80. 155 Riddell. Hu Alan (4) 29, 168 Riddle. Christy (10)48. 116. 159. 161 Riddle, Ray (6) 37. 112. 167. 168. 169 Roberson. Ryan (K) 15 Roberts. Jason (6) 39. 112. 167. 168 Roberts. Mike (12) 3, 61. 66. 89. 91. 97, 98. 99, 102. 103. 110, 114, 115, 154. 165 Robertson, Ben (5) 35. 169 Robertson. Bill (9) 45. 84. 106, 117, 140 Robertson. Mrs. Lois 12. 167 Robertson. Mary Elizabeth (12) 61, 66, 81.97. 98. 99. 102, 110. III. 114 Robertson. Mary Pillow (7) 3. 41. 85, 105.133,134:153 Robinson. Randall (6) 37 Robison. Lee (II) 50. 81.94. 154 Roncali. Bubba (7) 2. 41. 108. 140 Rookcr, James (11)51, 101 Rose, Ann (12) 2, 61,66. 79. 80. 94. 95. 97. 99. 102. 103. 110. 158, 159 Roughton. Kevin (12) 2, 62, 66. 81. 95, 97. 98. 102, 103. 108. Ill, 137, 138. 139. 161. 163. 164 Ruffin. Hunter (I) 17 Rush. Lorraine (7) 40 Russell, Donna (11) 49, 94. 113 Russell, Peige (6) 37, 112. 168 Russell, Ryan (5) 33, 168 S Sanders. Mary Allison (3) 27 Sanders. David (6) 37 Science Club 72 Scott. Katie (5) 33, 127 Scott. Ron (9) 44 Scrivncr. C lint (5) 33 Scrivner. Trace (8) 43. 161 Scroggins. Alaina (2) 2, 23 Scruggs, Russell (K) 15 Second («rade C lasses 20-23 Senior Baby Pictures 66-69 Senior Class 52-65 Senior Colonel Indies 74 Senior Hunting and Pishing 75 Senior Parties 98, 99. 102, 103, 110, 111 Seventh («rade 40-41 Sheffield. Leah (11) 50, 109, 113. 120 Shepherd. Melissa (4) 31 Shepherd. Rob (6) 39. 112. 169 Shivers. Dawn 168 Shivers, Jcrard 168 Short. Dan (3) 25. 168 Short. Matt (5) 33. 112, 167, 168. 169 Short. Ryan (7) 40. 140, 161 Short. Sarah Kathryn (K) 15 Silvcrblatt. Brett (6) 39. 167. 168. 169 Silverblatt, Seth (1)17 Sixth («rade ( lasses 36-39 Skelton. Erica (1)19 Skelton. Patty (11) 51, 81. 94. 114 Skelton, Ryan (3) 27 Smith. Beth (7) 41. 128. 153 Smith. Bryan (9) 45. 83. 140 Smith. Mrs. Chanty 11 Smith, Chris (9) 46 Smith. Elizabeth (10) 47. 86, 106, 117, 132. 133. 164 Smith. Michael (I) 48 Smith. Shea (5) 33 Smith. Stacey (5) 35. 168 Smith, Stephen (6) 39 Smith. T. J. (2)23 Smithhart. Marty (11) 49 Snell. Adam (7) 2, 10. 105. 117. 140 Snell, Peter (12) 2, 3. 62. 66. 87, 97. 98. 99. 103. 110. 114. 115. 136. 138. 139 Snowden. Allvson (9) 46. 101. 134. 135. 149. 161, 165 Snowden, Carrie (11) 2, 50, 94, 96. 100. 101. 113, 115. 132. 133. 164, 167 Sophomore Class 47, 48 Son . Maribeth (12) 62. 66. 80. 97, 98, 102, III. 113. 159 Spanish C lass 77 Spealman. Krystal (10) 48 Spencer. Heather (3) 25 Spencer, Karen (12) 3, 62. 66. 97, 102, 108. 161 Spencer. Mandy (9) 44. 116. 149 Spencer. Michael (9) 45. 83, 108, 117, 140. 153 Spencer. Reuben (12) 52. 62. 67. 97, 99, 103, 108. 144. 159 Staggs. Jennifer (K) 15 Staggs. Jill (6) 37. 112, 167. 169 Stauffer, Duane (11)51. 101. 144. 154 Steed. Angela (7) 40, 105 Steed. Cindv (2) 21 Steed. Stacey (9) 46. 83. 109, 143. 153 Steelman, Jennifer (2) 23 Steelman, Jessie (K) 15. 168 Steelman. Karen (9) 44 Steelman. Sam (9) 45, 140, 154 Sterling. Colin (2) 21, 168 Sterling, Sunshine (8) 42 Stevens. Mandy (5) 33. 112 Stevens, Stephanie (12) 2, 62, 67, 81, 97, 99, 103. 110. 113. 117 Steward. Chad (9) 46, 108, 160 Steward, Chris (12) 3, 63, 67, 97, 99. 108. 110. III. 114. 144. 150, 160. 231 163, 164, 165 Steward, Stephen (11) 49. 87, 94. 113. 144. 150, 162 Stinson, Rex (8) 43, 128. 140. 156 Story. Mrs. Jeneanne 12 Story. Libby Anne (4) 29, 167. 168, 170 Stratton. Charise (9) 44. 101. 149, 153 Stratton, John (11) 2. 3, 50. 82. 115. 154 Straw bridge. Emily (3) 27 Strawbridge. Kristen (4) 29. 168 Straw bridge. Mr. Robert 10. 116. 139 Strawbridge. Ryan (4) 31. 167, 168 Stridden, Brian (11) 3, 51. 94, 101, 108, 113, 137. 138. 139 Stridden. Steve (12) 2. 3. 63. 67. 81. 97, 115, 137. 138, 139 Student Council 72 Sudduth. Chris (7) 2, 41. 85, 117. 140, 157 Sudduth. Rachel (I) 19 Switzer. Mrs. Beth 11. SO Switzer, Chris (5) 35. 139 Switzer. Ragen (4) 31. 167. 168 Switzer. Stacy (9) 44, 82, 101. 108. 109. 149 Sykes. Allen (8) 42. 128 Svkes. Debbie (12) 3, 63. 67. 81.97, 98. 102. 108. 109. 1 11. I 14. 159. 161 Sykes, Jimmy (9)45, 140. 161 Sykes, Karen (12) 3. 63. 67, 97. 98. 102. 108. 160 Sykes. Pam (11) 50, 81. 104. 113 T Tabb. Kim (10) 47 Tallant, Nickic (10) 2. 48 Tankesly, Ginger (5) 35 Tankesly. Laraye (9) 45 Tarver, Jeff (9) 3. 46 Taylor, Anna (4) 31 Taylor, Rand Hope (K) 15 Taylor. Sandy (7) 40. 101, 120, 128, 153, 159. 161 Tennis 156, 157 Terrell, Mitchell (10) 47. 137, 138, 139, 154, 161. 165 Terrell, Shea (8) 43, 161 Thames. Natalie (12) 3. 63. 67. 80. 97, 99, 102, 111, 113 Third Grade Classes 24-27 Thomas. Tyson (5) 35, 127. 168 Thomas. Mrs. Wanda 12. 112 Thomas. Zachary (I) 19. 94. 100, 101 Thomas. Shea (7) 2, 40. 128. 140 Thompson. Jennifer (7) 41, 101. 134, 135, 153, 159 Thompson, Jim (8) 42, 109. 116, 140. 152, 161 Tindall. Lain (4) 31. 112. 168 Thornton, Rob (9) 2, 3. 46. 106 Thornton. Mrs. Virginia 12 Timbs, Dion (12) 2, 3, 63, 67, 90, 97, 98. 102. 105, 109. 110. Ill, 113, 114. 115. 117, 132. 133. 164 Toler. Mrs. Patricia 10 Towcry, Courtney (12) 2, 52, 64. 67, 78. 80,95. 97, 98. 103, 111. 114, 158, 159. 161. 163 Towery. Jim (2) 23. 168 Towcry. Wall (7) 41. 105, 108, 140, 161 ' Track 150-153 Tnppe. Billy (8) 43, 120, 152 Trippe, Jennifer (11)51. 113, 114, 132, 133. 164 Trippe. Sara (2) 21 Trippe. Travis (4) 29 Turner, Andrea (12) 64, 67. 97, 108. 160 U Upton, Cindy (6) 37, I 12, 167, 168. 169 Upton. Renee (9) 44. 159 Utz. Mike (9)45. 108. 117 Y Vance. Todd (9) 46 Vaught. Amanda (9) 3, 45, 84. 85, 101, 106. 134. 135 Vaught, Greg (9) 44. 140 Vaught. Marsha (7) 40. 120 Vaught. Marshall (2) 23. 167. 168 Vincent. Samantha (5) 33, 167 W Wade. Josh (6) 39. 126 Wade. Kim (11) 49, 81, 1 14. 194 Walden. Mrs. Carol 10. 52. 94 Walden. Laura (6) 37. 167, 168. 169 Walden. Leigh (12) 2. 67. 86. 89. 94. 97. 98. 100, 101. 102, 103. 105. 109, 111. 113. 115. 132. 133, 146. 164 Walker, David (10) 48. 104. 108, 143 Wall, Anne Keller (6) 39 Wall. Lauren (3) 25, 109 Warnock. Amy (10) 47. 106, 146 Warren, Buster (10) 48 Walters. Robert (2) 21 Walters, Vanessa (1)17 Webb, Sarah (2) 23, 167 Webb, Tatum (4) 29 Weeks, Janice (12) 64, 67. 97, 102, 113, 120 Westbrook. Conn (7) 2, 40, 108 Whatley. Meredith (6) 37, 167, 169 Whatley, Rob (9) 3, 46, 106. 140, 148. 152. 165 White, Chad (I I) 50 White. Jason (9) 44. 116. 140 Who's Who 82-93. 96 Wiley, Denise (6) 39. 112 Wiley, Jamie (1)17 Williams, Blake (K) 15 Williams, Cathe (7) 41, 105, 153 Williams, Diane (12) 64. 67, 97. 109. 110, 111, 121 Williams, Dustin (5) 35, 112. 126 Williams. Judd (4) 29 Williams. Karen Joe (12) 64. 67, 81, 97. 98. 102. 104. 108, I 11. I 14 Williams. Lisa (12) 65. 67. 81, 97 Williamson, Beth (12) 65. 67, 78. 95. 97,98. 102. 110, 111. 113. 114. 158 Williamson. Matt (11)51, 115. 120, 136. 138. 139. 144. 154. 164. 165 Willoughby, Rachael (1)17 Wilson. April (7) 41. 128 Wilson. Carrie Jane (1)17 Wilson. Erin (5) 33, 127 Winstead. Lacey (6) 39. 167 Winstead. Ray (3) 45. 85. 140. 155 Wixtcd, Cathy (10)47, 106, 161 Woo. Daisy (12) 65. 67, 79. 95. 97, 110. Ill Woo. Gregory (10) 48, 159. 161 Woo, Laurie (7) 41. 120. 159 Woo. Raymond (12) 2. 65. 67. 80. 97. 99. 159, 161 Wood. John Rogers (7) 2. 41, 140 Woods. Aaron (9) 44, 101 Woods. Anna (1) 17, 94, 100, 101, 168 Woods. Mr. Jim 10 Woods. John (12) 2. 3. 65, 67. 80. 94. 97. 99. 102, 103. 108. III. 161 Woods. Susan (7) 40. 120, 128 Wong, Jennifer (9) 46, 106. 108. 116. 1 17. 161 Wright. Kris (9) 45. 101. 108. 116. 143, 149. 153 Y Yarbrough. Dana (2) 2. 23, 168 Yarbrough. Greg (2) 21 Z Zcppom. Laura (7) 40. 108. 149 Zepponi. Robin (10) 47, 90, 109, 146 Zcpponi. Quinn (11) 49. 117 Zepponi, Tory (6) 37 232 '? tcu£ty 5 Student S dy 73 rfctiviUe 70 (?o.-(?uvUcu£ vi 725 'ttyeu te 762 s4 ctucnUee 775 Otdex 226