Jordan Vocational High School - Red Jacket Yearbook (Columbus, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1987 volume:

Table of Contents School Life..........4 Classes.............16 Honors..............80 Organizations.......90 Faculty............116 Fall Sports........134 Winter Sports.....148 Spring Sports.....160 Advertisements.... 168 Closing............184 Jordan Vocational High School Columbus, Georgia Red Jacket 1937 50th 1987 ANNIVERSARY EDITION IT'S A CELEBRATION! On March 12, 1937, Jordan Vocational High School was dedicated. In 1938 its first graduating class was honored. To those students and to the thousands of Red Jackets who have been Jordan graduates and students during the last fifty years, and to all the future Jordan students . . . we proudly dedicate this very special annual. History Jordan Vocational High School has the distinc- tion of being the first of its kind to be operated by a municipality in the United States. In 1906 Mr. Gunby Jordan gave a tract of land and ten thou- sand dollars for the erection of a high school that was known as Industrial High School. Mr. George Peabody and many other public-spirited citizens of Columbus also gave to the fund necessary in order to build the school. In 1906 mechanical and textile shops were add- ed, and in 1930 a gymnasium and auditorium and several classrooms were added. By 1936 the school had grown so that an entire- ly new plant was needed, and bonds were floated for a new building. When the Old Industrial School moved into its new home, it became known as Jordan Vocational High School, in hon- or of the man who made its existence possible. In 1939 an auditorium and a gymnasium were added. In 1965 a new addition was completed, adding sixteen modern classrooms, an air-condi- tioned library, offices and storage rooms. Jordan now ranks among the best schools in the state and is a member of the Southern Associ- ation of Schools and Colleges. Top left. Frank P. Bradford, principal in 1937 L. ft Alma Mater With the Carmine and Grey afloating On high J.V.H.S. Your name and fame we're shouting As we cheer you to success As you march unfaltering forward Your future great we hail. May your glory never lessen And your courage never fail. Chorus: J.V.H.S. J.V.H.S. J.V.H.S. J.V.H.S. With the Carmine and Grey afloating On high J.V.H.S. Your name and fame we re shouting As we cheer you to success As you march unfaltering forward Your future great we hail. May your glory never lessen And your courage never fail. Top right. William Screws, principal in 1987 Jordan was new to T. Henderson this Mr. Coley Davis stays busy teaching students about auto mechanics year. The chorus girls sing to celebrate their talents. They are first row: Tanya Barati, Diana Reggie Williams shoes represent a fad of 1986-87. Cowell, Serena Banks. Kathy Harris. Cherie Curtis, Aimy Le, Kathy Enfinger,- second row: Diana Renfroe, Sonya Senior, B.J. Hubard, Misella Piett, Cynthia Carter. Sa- mantha Rogers, Pamela Hutcherson, and Robin Rogers. Patricia Holloway and Mary Epps delight in being at J.V.H.S. CELEBRATING SCHOOL LIFE 4 Seniors Greg Sly and James King can be proud of their efforts. Allen Shierling and Veronica Seats put pep into the band. Miss Georgia performed at Jordan. Class after class after class after class Maria Rigsby. Myra Clemmons, and Tara Lewis endure the rigors of C.P. English. Jackie Davis looks a bit distraught at Chris Toole, a talented artist, has won many awards, among them the Best homework, homework, homework. of Show' in the 3rd Congressional District Art Competition in Washington, D.C. Belinda Suries is a talented artist and an excellent student. Brenda Muckelba enjoys a well-balanced school meal. Geography students pose their “own way for the yearbook. Patricia Holloway and Cherie Bolden show their individuality. Marvin Lawrence, Tyrone Payne. Anthony Long, Sam Williams, Joel Thomas, and Kevin Qunn Jason Pierce shows an independent flair, can't help but look good. Rusty Humphrey gets a nutritious meal in the cafeteria. Below. Mr. Screws shows Anthony Raleigh how to throw a football. CELEBRATING BEING OURSELVES Donnie Slocumb and Billy Bowers advertise the Senior Class's Corsage sales. Jennifer Brightwell, Jennifer Gunn, and Kim Snyder celebrate a Jacket victory. Varsity cheerleaders represented Jordan at many events, including ball games. Willie Rozier, Marvin Lawrence, Joel Thomas, and Charlie Billings Ms. Levenhagen and Lana Hamby were our spirit leaders for 86- 87 lev celebrate Red Jacket spirit. 8 CELEBRATING WITH SPIRIT! The Red Jacket Marching Band is TANTAS 11C. Cassandra Kegler can't miss with Jor- Reginald Alexander, George Scott, Mike Williams, and Tito Holt plan to make it to State dan spirit behind her! Championships one day soon. The Red Jacket spirit is contagious. Junior Class officers with Mrs. Massey planned a first place Junior hall in Homecoming competition. 9 Darron McCaskill knows he's free until tomorrow morning. Mappy arc the young at heart! Reginald Shipp relaxes under the trees at Jordan. CELEBRATING JUST Aimy Le plays 'teacher'' for fun then gets down to business. TARING A BREAK Ricky Davis is a classic'' case of relaxation. These juniors. Leonard Alston. Cynthia Carter, and Beverly Cobb, look so relaxed they may take a nap. Iris Grimes gas-welds ' in sheet metal shop. B.J. Knowles parachutes during R.O.T.C. Sum- mer Camp. Steve Dixon practices mig-welding. Lynn Coppedge works toward June! Michael Henderson and Dennis Mell learn the tricks of the trade in wood shop. 12 CELEBRATING KNOWLEDGE Mrs. Lovett helps students such as Cathy Lewis and Deborah Scott in computer skills. Students in Graphic Arts learn a variety of useful printing skills. Lee Woodward is surprised from David Buckner plows through the new his studies. College Prep classes. Maria Rigsby's trip with the Foreign Language Club to Helen, Ga., introduced her to new information and new friends. 13 CELEBRATING BEING A TEENAGER Esteban Baez exits the van after selling ads. Shalana Clark agonizes over the letter she's writing. After P.E. students can gather to plan their weekends, gossip, or just chat with friends. Tammy hand. Rusty Humphrey. Corey Alexander. Britt Shaw. Ph ip Martzog. Willie Elmore, Leslie Williams. Brian Dorriety, and Gr Tolbert enjoy their hours in Graphic Arts. Arthur Mill and Katie Fortson get ready for school during fall registration. Vicki Cowell shows a pretty smile. Michelle Maler looks like a stylish teenager. Beth Gunn, Jennifer Lovering, and Inger Simmons wait for the bell to ring. Sam Tat Cat' Williams and Annie Thompson seem happy to be Red Jackets. Quarterback Anthony Raleigh played well although plagued with knee injuries this year. 16 Sam Sears concentrates on spirit! Clapping and cheering for victory! Ms. Molly Collins and Stephanie Cox chat in the hall. Events in the auditorium can lead to a social affair. So discovered Estaban Baez, Maria Rigsby, Dana Lingo, Shane Strickland, Terri Wages, and Tracie Pettis. Homecoming Queen Sheila Thomas One look at this group and no one would ever doubt Jordan spirit and pride. 17 Shannon L. Bailey i. Jeffery J. Bates Cindy M. Barefield Joseph Daniel Barnes Terri M. Bartlett Senior class officers look as Mr. Screws shows them a new award for the school. Left to Right: Mr. William Screws, principal; Lori Lewis, Veronica Thomas, Leslie Hamilton, and Sheila Thomas. Chris Blackburn Willie Rozier and Jeff Cooper, both members of the Red Jacket Football Team, are also member of the Class of '87. i ■ jm e i j ki Cherie R. Bolden Christopher S. Brown Billy I. Bowers, Jr. Charlotte P. Burt Marcus A. Brooks Ted J. Burzynski Betty J. Blanding Marilyn J. Blanding C. Russell Brown Adelaide Bush 19 J. Wade Doster Twyla Ann Doswell Keith Simmons activity in auto shop creates a nice photographic illusion. C. Lynne Driver 20 Gerry W. Dykes Teresa W. Eubanks Kenneth Todd Ellis Samantha C. Englehardt Melinda Ann Enloe Linda S. Evans Chris Ford Angela Franks Chris Ford, smile. It can't be that bad! Lisa P. Griffin Jennifer Leigh Gunn 21 Lana M. Hamby Leslie M. Hamilton Ronald W. Hamilton Jennifer L. Hardin Lynette B. Hass 22 Coressa M. Hatchett Angela A. hawkin Denise L. Hill Teresa Eubanks, nicole Poe, and Mrs. Gibson plan activities for the national Honor Society. Olin D. Hiott Patricia A. Holloway Shelvy D. Howard Rusty S. Humphrey Lashun D. Huling Yulonda R. Jackson Paige Holland Charles C. Home La Shawn R. Huguley Anthony E. Johnson 23 Darlene R. Johnson Levy L. Jones Miriam L. Kegler Patrian Jones Greg L. Kelly Angela M. Jones Jerry W. Jones On a trip to Helen, Georgia, with the Foreign Language Club, Rusty Humphrey and David Langley discover art. Joseph Clayton Kennedy James E. King Kathy Kite David M. Langley 24 A Carissa A. Lawton Ted H. Lee Timothy J. Lee Felicia D. Luttrell Tina M. Lynn Anthony J. Marano Anthony R. Long Jennifer R. Lovering Robert W. Mays 25 Shayne h . Miller Michael A. Mitchell Rene S. Mobley Tonya A. nobles 26 Julianne O'Hearn Dorothy A. Patrick Tracy R. Person Nicole L. Poe Wanda Sheffield, Classes Assistant Editor, and Classes Editor Jennifer Hardin work hard on the ' Senior'' Section. Isabella Powell Lisa D. Prather Cassandra A. Pugh Tracy M. Queen Denise P. Ramsey Tijuana J. Ramsey Patrick J. Riccinto 27 Phillip Scott Roberson Julie Seegar Tammy L. Sellers Wanda M. Sheffield C. Allen Shierling Shannon J. Shiver 28 Jerry Jones has the smile of someone about to graduate. Inger A. Simmons William K. Simmons David K. Skeen Donny T. Slocumb Eugene A. Smith Sherry A. Spurlock Susan R. Starnes . Greg Sly Scott D. Smith • 1 Marvette Staton Sheila Chantine Thomas Veronica E. Thomas Micheal B. Travis Sharon L. Warren 30 norma J. Watson Kimberly Weems Ronnie Westberry Randall C. Wiggins Jonathan Williams Lonnie Williams Rana C. Welch Catrina Wilkerson Samuel Q. Williams Lisa A. Westberry Aretha Williams Tammy D. Williams Christy LeAnne Willis David S. Wilson Lavera Wilson Michele C. Young 31 SENIORS 32 � NV v CLASS HONORS HOMECOMING QUEEN — 1987 Queen Sheila Chatine Thomas 35 Members of the Homecoming Court Sophomore Attendant Miss Parish a ta Stanley 1987 Homecoming Court Queen Sheila Thomas Senior Teresa Horwood Senior Lana Hamby Junior Tisa McConnell Junior him Glover Sophomore Michelle Law Sophomore Franshata Stanley Freshman Crystal Whitley Freshman Kellie Johnson 38 FRESHMAN, SOPHOMORE, JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Sophomore Class Officers: front. President Katrina Denson, Treasurer Tracey Walker; back. Secretary Tisha Tolliver, Vice-president Dana Nordmeyer. Freshman Officers: front. Vice-president Tanya Lawrence, Treasurer Dana Slocumb; back. Secretary Crystal Whitley, President Kellie John- son. Junior Officers: Vice-president Tawanna Tolbert, President Beth Qunn, Sec- retary Kim Glover. Treasurer Tisa McConnell. Junior And Senior Councils Juniors and seniors were led by their elected council members, each homeroom having one representative. Seniors raised money for gradua- tion events, while juniors worked mainly toward prom preparations. Junior Council 1st row: Jason Randall, Chris Toole, Dusty Heckman, Jennifer Brightwell. Carissa Edmonds, Kim Glover; 2nd row: Richard Kerr, Belinda Surles, Jereatha Lindsey, David Dykes, Tawanna Tolbert, Lynn roster; 3rd row: Carla Parker, Beth Gunn, Tisa McConnell, William Pace, Telsha Allen, Tracy Granison. Mrs. Massey leads the Junior Council. Carissa Edmonds and Jennifer Brightwell stay busy commu Senior Council: Sheila Thomas, secretary; Samantha Culpepper; Cherie Bolden; Veroni nicating with their junior homerooms. ca Thomas, treasurer; Julie O'Meam; Leslie Hamilton, president; Rana Welch; Donny Slocumb; Lori Lewis, Vice President; Rusty Humphrey. OUTSTANDING SENIOR” NOMINEES nominees: Pat Riccinto Phillip Roberson Chris Blackburn Shelvy Howard David Wilson David McKinney Mike Travis Gene Smith Greg Sly Allen Shierling Gerry Dykes Chris Ford Jeff Cooper Jeff Bates Teresa Eubanks Lana Hamby Leslie Hamilton Tanya Nobles Lisa Prather Lori Lewis Adelaide Bush Lynn Coppedge Jennifer Thames Veronica Thomas Sheila Thomas Julie Seegar Sherry Spurlock Carissa Lawton Veronica Seats Teddy Le Isabella Powell Angela Franks Teresa Norwood Nicole Poe Sam Culpepper 43 REGISTRATION IMPORTANT FOR CORRECT CLASSES Greg Ackerman Michael Adams Corey Alexander Rachel Alexander Catherine Alford Teisha Allen Barbara Andrews Christine Arendell Esteban Baez Carolyn Bailey Tanya Barati Wendy Barnett William Benefield Jeff Berry Charles Billingsley Mark Billingsley Richard Black Chris Blakely Jennifer Brightwell Christopher Brooks 44 We Kept Our Future Flans In Mind. Students, teachers, counselors, and administrators plan classes and schedules beginning in the spring of one year to be ready for the following fall. Students sign up for their needed and wished for classes in the spring, getting ad- vice from teachers, counselors, and parents. During the summer many people work to arrange classes so that as many students as possible get the classes they desire. In the fall, the students come to a special fall registration to get their schedules and check in with their homeroom teachers, as Sandy Peters does here. Tina Brossard Jay Browder Gary Brown Jeffrey Brown David Buckner John Burkett Charles Burt Brian Camcy Cynthia Carter Rhonda Chambliss Christopher Chestnut Young Cho 45 PROUD JUNIORS UNITE WITH OTHER CLASSES Lisa Clark Shalana Clark Myra Clemmons Clayton Coleman Steven Collier Schmon Comar Dennis Cook Patricia Cowell Stephanie Cox Christopher Coyle Christopher Crocker Tangie Crowell Calvin Culpepper Kevin Davis Leslie Dawson Brian Dorriety Tammy Dugard Patrick Dykes Carissa Edmonds Deanne Ellis TO CELEBRATE JORDAN'S FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY Denise Ellis Willie Elmore Michele Ezell Nathaniel Fields Mary Fiorello Brian Fisher Cindy Flanagan Todd Flowers Desha wan Fortson Richard Fraysher Walter Frazier Charles Fretwell Rickey Frith Vickie Gibson Michael Gilley Jerald Gilliland Kim Glover Todd Goodson Steven Gordon Tracy Granison VARIETY OF CLASSES OFFERED TO JUNIORS Leroy Green Beth Gunn Feriando Mall Tammie Hand Brad harden Arnold Harris Kathy Marris Michael Harris From American literature ad- ventures to historical lun- cheons. Jordan students dis- covered new and enriching facts and ideas. Lisa Clark stud- ies vocabulary while Tara Lewis portrays a historical figure. Ju- niors spent much of their school days in required courses such as English III and United States History and Gov- ernment. Many were involved in advanced maths and foreign languages, or R.O.T.C.. or ad- vanced sciences. We Worked Hard 4s A Team And We Won! Juniors Rhonda Johnson and Michelle Lagrand are doing what many students did in the fall clipping, glueing, drawing, color- ing. It was a special time at Jordan — Homecoming Week. Dress-up days, pep rallies, a special dance, a caravan to the game, and deco- rations all represented the spirit of homecoming. Led by Mrs. Massey, the Junior Council, and the class officers, the juniors worked hard, and their hours paid off. Judged by a group of teachers, the juniors hall decorations won first place in competition with the other class- es. Phillip Hartzog Wendy heath Dusty Heckman Gregory Hedden Suprena Hill Tundra Hill Ben Hixon Keith Hodge Amy Holloway Reba Hunter Timmy Huntington Cassandra Kegler 49 STUDENTS TAKE TINE FOR FUN BETWEEN CLASSES Richard Kerr Kevin Kirkland B.J. Knowles Marvin Lawrence Aimy Le Nacola Lewis Tara Lewis Jereatha Lindsey Dana Lingo Steve Littrell John Love Jeannie Lumpkin Barbara Madrie Darron McCaskill Tisa McConnell Ralph McCormick Paul McDonald Brent Miller Trade Mitchell Sherri Montgomery 50 School Is Work And More Work, But Bun, Too! School was a lot of work — studying verbals and theories and formulas and recipes but it was also a lot of fun. Students ex- plored foreign countries, hosted fancy dinners, attended plays and heard Miss Georgia sing. Sports eased the academic pains for many who escaped into the world of physical competition, and groups such as Model U.N. and Head to Head competed intellec- tually. The most fun of all, howev- er, was probably Just getting to- gether with friends. Sheryl Montgomery Shelly Moore Scott Moore Kathy Morris Carol Morrison Yolanda Mott Wytrenia Murphy Norman Nelson Amy Newman Pam Odom William Pace Carla Parker 51 JUNIOR CLASS STAYS ENERGETIC AND BUSY: Kathy Pate Jerri Paul Kenneth Payne Tyrone Payne Sandra Peters Karl Peterson Trade Pettis Misilla Piett Terri Pough norma Pritchett Christopher Proudfit Anthony Raleigh Diana Renfroe Sherry Renfroe Elaine Richardson Maria Rigsby Loxie Ritchie Sandra Robinson David Salie James Scoven 52 RAISES MONEY TO HONOR SENIORS AT PROM Lori Sellers Cabritta Shaw Daryl Shealey Scott Shchane Christopher Sheppard Johnny Sheppard Michael S. Simons Chris Simonson B.J. Smith Tyrone Smith Teri Snead Anthony Spivey Mary Standridge Christie Stettes Shane Strickland Belinda Surles Lisa Tabb Sean Taylor James Temples Barbara Thomas BOOK LEARNING IS ONLY PART Of THE STORY: Junior Carissa Edmonds plows through her designated locker for textbooks before class. All students are assigned lockers, located according to the stu- dents' grade levels. Junior Joseph Bass stands out in the crowd among pep rally participants. Students and teachers looked forward to the pep rallies held to encourage the teams on to victory. Going beyond textbooks, Gary Brown, David Dykes, Bryan Ware, and Christie Stettes par- ticipate in a Salem witch trial. Classes also conduct mock weddings and visit Europe. David Thomaston Candie Thompson Betty Toland Christopher Tolbert Tawana Tolbert Christopher Toole Rodney Trotman Tina Tull 54 STUDENTS PARTICIPATE IN SPECIAL ACTIVITIES Amy Turner Franklin Upshaw Cynthia Vaughn Terri Wages Curtis Walker Raquel Walker Bryan Ware Amy Watford Desiree Watson Michael Watson Maurice Weaver Laura Wemmer Aldric White Trade Whitley Michelle Wiggins Kimberly Williams Rhonda Williams Samuel Williams David Wilson Virginia Workman 55 in MEMORY OF KRISTI HINKLE Our entire lives are characterized by change and growth. Having seen Kristi growing intellectually was to all of us at Jordan High School a wonder- ful experience, an experience which could never be forgotten. Kristi will be remembered as a most sensitive human being. Her acute- ness of feeling had no limit. As we all know, no one ever respected life as she did. She always knew that the world was a stage on which she had to play her role. Her role was nothing but a simple smile, which when drawn on her face, would bring happiness to a friend, a teacher, and even a stranger. Her naturalism cannot be compared to any of her peers. Her conduct and thought were always prompted by natural desire. Her attitude toward every- thing she attempted exemplified her moral values and character. Every step she took, every word she articulated, every time she smiled, was a constant reminder of life, its freshness and its flavor. Eddy Delaleu Jordan Vocational High School 56 !iii!!li!i!3 58 Michael Adams Theresa Antley Thomas Antonich Charles Rusty' Bales Vickey Bales Gregory Ballard Brian Barron Cory Bartlett Wilbur Butch Battley Scottie Beegle Jeremy Black Jimmy Bowman Robert Brooks Berry Brown Beverly Brown Jason Brown Tiffeney Brummitt Melody Bryan Renee Butler Colleen Cain Orsometh Colvin Wendy Campbell Charlottle Carmichael Christopher Carter Tonya Chatman Ray Coleman Michael Cook Steven Cook Joseph Copeland Clinton Corbitt Joseph Coyle Keitha Crayton Cherie Curtis felicia David frankie Davis Glenn Davis 59 Marci Davis Marcus Davis Richard Davis Ronie Davis Katrina Denson Victoria Dyke Sharon Edes Lance Edney Marcie Elliott Angela Ellis Jarrod Ervin Wayne Eunice Mathan Faircloth Angelia Fletcher Tim Fortune Roberta Gaines Ronald Golden Sherry Goodloe Allyson Goodwin Theresa Gore Talethia Goss Lopez Granison Willie Grant Richard Greenhaw Andrea Grier Stephanie Gunn Derika Haines Sabrina hale Michelle haler Randy Hodge 60 Brian Hall Katrina Mall Terry Hancock Jeff Hardin Michele Hart Sally Harwood Robert Hatcher Amanda Helgerson Dorothy Henderson Evelyn Herring Scott Hester Shannon Hicks Shelia Hill Robbin Hindsman Dionne Hixson CHOOSE HOW! Sophomores Must Decide To Go Vocational, College Prep, Regular, State Dept. As all sophomores in Muscogee Coun- ty public schools must do, Larry Rob- erts, Travis Lewis, and Rodney Moore are deciding which type diploma they should seek. Their class schedules will then be determined by the choices they make. The sophomore year is especially im- portant at J.V.H.S. because as sopho- mores, the students decide their diplo- ma choice. Diploma choices in Muscogee County public schools are the Regular Diploma, the Muscogee County School District College Prep Diploma, the Diploma with State Department En- dorsement, and the Diploma with Voca- tional Endorsement. 61 Carmen Holman Wendy hood Brian Mouchens Tommy Hussey Marion Hutchison Daffina Jackson Sherikei Jenkins Lisa Johnson Rita Johnson Tasha Johnson Tonia Johnson Charles Jones Nathan Kidwell Kyong Rim Darrell Kirkland norma Pritchett with sophomore Al- iena Stonebraker de- termines blood types in Mrs. Folmar's biol- ogy class. They also study genetics and microbiology, dis- sect animal species, and collect insects and plants. Kent Matthews bal- ances formulas in Mr. Hudson's sci- ence class. Jordan High offers many sci- ence classes, includ- ing biology, physical science, physics, hu- man physiology, chemistry, health, and environment. 62 Mark Kirvcn Tracy Kraft Mike Lagana Melissa Landrum Michelle Law Denise Lawrence Michael Lawrence Keith Lehman Twylei Leonard Tracy Lewis Keith Lovett Aaron Luckey Johnny Lumpkin Conchetta Madrey Shandra Mahone Rodney Mark Charles Mathis Jerry Matthews, Jr. Tammy McClellan Wesley McClung Gary McDonald Sherry Mock Julie McGuire William McNair Rebecca McNemar Eric Mercer Marc Mickle Christopher Minick Lisa Mock Rodney Moore 63 Rosa Moore Dianne Morgan Katherine Morrison Tim Moses Kathy Jo Nicholson Dana Nordmeyer Penney Norris Jeffrey Pace Joseph Park Allon Patrick Tina Patterson Leigh Payne Tiffany Perry Carl Pettee Jerry Pettus Danny Petty Randy Phillips Anita Pickett Louciett Pitts Robert Powell Ronald Price Delenia Proudumc Johnny Pugh Patrick Purvis Cathy Railey Mayley Ratledge Clla D. Reese Robert Reeves Angela Reynolds Samantha Rogers 64 AFTER-SCHOOL HOURS Movies, Dancing, Racing, Playing All Enliven Red Jackets' Lives Red Jacket teenagers were busy in their after school hours this year. Many visited Kazooty's or the Bradley Teen Center for dancing and socializing, and then joined friends at Denny s. Movies such as Star Trek and Ruthless Peo- ple., ranked high on the lists of things to do. Bowling and horseback-riding were also popular activities. Dirt-bike Vickey Biggers learned the hard way about dirt-biking dangers. Go- ing around a curve on a BMX dirt bike racer, she had an accident that left her hobbling around cam- pus with a broken leg. racing and mud riding in jeeps and trucks also were hits this year. Jordan students were in- volved in some new extra- curricular activities this year. One of the biggest newcomers to the after- hours scene was the re- modeled Bradley Teen Cen- ter. Located downtown on Broadway, the Bradley was once a fancy, beautiful the- atre palace. Now the stu- dents dance to music where the main floor seating once was, or they have snacks and meals in the restau- rant. Aaron Russell Arix Russell Jason Sanders Nancy Sanks Renee Savage Bonnie Seats Coray Sly Christopher Smith Lee Shean Smith Steven Smith Wanda Snider Kim Snyder Brenda Solomon Tamara Spetter Franshata Stanley 65 HOMECOMING UNITES CLASSES AND TEAMS TO COMPETE AND TO WIN! _________ Renae Strickland Billy Talley Tamber Tanner Tammy Tanner Cynthia Thomas Vincent Thomas Michele Tew Matasha Thomas Annie Thompson Ronny Thweatt Traci Starnes Eric Statham Belinda Steen Scott Stettes Aliena Stonebraker Who's the leader here? Homecoming festivities were for everyone, but the game was especially exciting for the football team. Sophomore Todd Tribby seems happy about Homecoming week or is he just trying to im- press his senior pal David Wilson? Mrs. Morrell guides these sophomores into creating special hall decorations for Homecoming Week. Secretly working are Mike Adams, Lori Wiggins, Larry Roberts, Mrs. Morrell, and Ricky Davis. Competition of hall decora- tions is a tradition at J.V.H.S. 66 Tisha Tolliver Robin Toms Todd Tribby Alisa Turner Catherine Turner Ryan Tutherow Tammy Tutor Keith Veasy Erika Walk Kerry Walker Tracy Walker Shawn Walters Yolanda Washington Cheryl Weaver Kevin Welch Charleston Whitaker Deidra Whittlesey Lori Wiggins Tara Wilber Curtis Williams Falisha Williams Veronica Williams Rosalind Willis Patricia Wilson Jackie Winstead George Bubba Winters Steven Witze Kim Womack Tessie Wright Daniel Wyatt 67 FRESHMAN CLASS This group certainly looks ready to take a break. Laurie Nicholson stays busy with cheerleader duties. itrninwj: Kyoung Kim is intent on learning his English. J.R.O.T.C. Drill Team is very important to Eudoner Toney. Sophomores Angie Fletcher, Kim Snyder, Steve Cook and Tom- Reggie Stanley tries to remember an answer for a test, my Hussey try to 'convince'' freshman Vickie Kitchens to smile for the camera. Jerry Adams Jerry Alford Alan Andrews Sven Armbrust Andrea Dee Dee Armour Umbra Ashford David Austin Carolyn Bales Marilyn Bales Gregory Ballard Frederick Banks Richard Barfield Vicki Barfield Jimmy Barker Todd Bames 69 Lisa Bcldcn Stevie Bellamy Yolanda Bellamy Lena Bcrge Sherry Beyer Kimberly Billingsley Cassandra Blanding John henry Blizzard III Stephanie Bolin Lakesha Borders Donna Bowers Jeffrey Braswell Angela Brock Rodney Brooks Crystal Brown Scott Brown Sherice Brown Sheryl Brown Kimberly Burgess Michael Burgess Billy Burkes Philip Bush Ginger Cannon Edythe Carter Monica Carter Larry Chadwick Todd Chambliss Melissa Childree Lori Childs Young Duck Cho 70 PLANNING OUR FUTURES Freshman Dawn Resendez concentrates during a drill meet. Dozens of students par- ticipate in Jordan's J.R.O.T.C. to prepare for the future in many ways, such as in physi- cal endurance and discipline. Doing well can also help win college scholarships. Marcus Clemons Calvin Cobb David Cochron Ken Coggins Lynn Collins Ursula Comar Stephen Cooks Leigh Coppedge Stacey Coursey Waymond Creamer Derek Scott Creel Lisa Crocker Kimberly Dunlap Jonathan Brown Leon Cross Sharon Cureton Teresa Dainton Audrey Dalton Stephanie Darlington Myrtice Davidson 71 SPECIAL MEMORIES What an honor to be part of the Homecoming Court! Crys- tal Whitley is escorted across the field as the court is being announced at the Jordan Baker game. The band and J.R.O.T.C. help to add even more class to the already im- pressive student council — sponsored event. Angela Davis Charles Davis Jennifer Davis Qaynell Davison Jimmy Dixon Michelle Domingue Lanza Douglas Kimberly Driver Tracey Dubois Sean Eason Larry Eide John Ellis Kathy Enfinger Billy Enloe Byron K. Epps David Eerraioli David Fitzpatrick Joe Fitzpatrick Stacey Foster Wendy Foster 72 dicky Fountain Randy Fralish Arthur Frazier John W. Garrett III Martha George Kendall Gibson Marcus Gould Carlos Green Melissa Grecnlcss Beverly Grier Alisa Hamby Tara Hampton Michael Hampton Jeffrey Hardge Stephanie Hardge Marvin Harmon Tammy Hannon Wanza Harris Felicia Harrison Patrice Harrison Tami Harvey Jeff Hedden Gerald Herring Charles Hill Tiffany Holland David Holley Allison Holt Toriano Holt Eric Hood Yancey Horton 73 May Muckelba Bebe Huey Jonathan Hughes Christopher Hulsey James Humphries Tammy Huntington Pamela Hutcherson Jason Hysmith Tonja Irby Kristy Jackson Thomas Jackson Arica Johnson Kellie Johnson Mitchell Glenn Johnson John Jones Jessica Jordan April Karschnick Darryl Kelly Sun Tu Kim Michael King Vicky Kitchens Brenda Landers Deborah Langley Tanya Lawrence Kathy Lewis Darius Love Corley Luke Virgil Maddox Tammy Madrie Scott Mann 74 SHARING AND MAKING PLANS As many students do. Crys- tal Whitley and Dee Dee Ar- mour take a break to talk and plan. On the agenda may be swapping news or pictures or maybe planning a shopping trip to buy a Coca-Cola shirt, a swatch. Gasoline jeans, or maybe some new metallic accessories. Terry Mark Michele Martin Cecelia Mathis Angel Matthews Kent Matthews Michael McCoy James McDaniel Wayne McElhaney Steven McKenzie Michael J. McKinnon Neatra McKissie Phillip McLendon Deandra Merritt Ronald Merriweather Markus Mitchell Qimane Moody Delaina Moore Nichole Moore Barbra Morgan Ramona Morgan 75 Brad Motes Mary Mumpower James B. Myers Jimmy Napier Patricia Napier Glenn Nelson Rachel D. Nelson Laura Nicholson Leonard Nix Rhonda Nolin Olin Norman Christina Norrell Timothy Norrell Gregory Olvera Alfred Parhams Michelle Parkerson Michael Pate Sophia Patrick Gary Peters Shannon Pettis Michael Phillips Tara Pickem Ashante Pickett Benjamin Pittman Mark Pitts Stacy Pollard Tommy D. Pope Leland Powell Dawn Powers Christina Price 76 MEDIA CENTER IS BUSY AREA Leigh Anne Rosella experi- ences the calm side of Jordan life as she reads in the library. Many students use reference materials for special assign- ments such as book reports and compositions. Whatever the case, the library is helpful and available to all students. Kim Rebidue Brenda Reed Jo Register Shane Rennie Dawn Resendez Jimmy Roberson Stephen Robinson Robin Rogers Leigh-Anne Rosella Rhonda Sanders Tillman Sanders Bruce Scott George Scott Jason Sandlin Michael Scroggins Samuel Sears John Seegar Sonya Senior Christopher Shelton David Shelton 77 BENCHES FOR BREAK TIME Many students spend their extra minutes during lunch and after school on the bench- es near the lunch room and band room. Here, Marcus Wil- son, a freshman, has already learned this convenient cus- tom and utilizes the area as he waits for friends before his walk home. Reginald Shipp Stacey Shipp Matthew Simmons Dana Slocumb Adriene Smith Bart Smith Timothy Sneed Jeffrey South Anthony Spencer Tony Stanford Reginald Stanley Liesa Stapleman Terri Starling James Tanner Gretta Taylor David Thomas Melissa Thompson Tonya Thompson Carla Thorton Sebastian Thorton 78 Khonda Toland Jimmy Tomlin Eudoner Toney Wesley Tucker Angela Tyner Patricia Tyson Tammy Walker Daphney Wilson Jim Vinson Eric Wages Travis Walden Kirt Walker Kenneth Wallace Margaret Walls Norman Walton Jason Ward Jerry Whitaker Crystal Whitley Margaret Whitley James Wilkerson David Williams Demilo Williams Michael Williams Pamela Williams Gloria Willis John Willoughby Marcus Wilson Mathasia Wilson Priest Wilson Recheal Wilson 79 Outstanding Senior Adelaide Bush Outstanding Senior Chris Blackburn Outstanding Senior Lori Lewis Outstanding Senior David Wilson Outstanding Senior Leslie Hamilton Outstanding Senior David McKinney Outstanding Senior Tonya Hobles Outstanding Senior Greg Sly SPECIAL HONORS Leslie Hamilton: Soroptimist Youth Citizenship Award, DAR Good Citizen, National Merit Commendation Winner. Finalist in DAR Good Citizenship Award in Muscogee County. Century III Leaders Award (First in Muscogee County. First in Third Congressional District). All- City Band, District STAR Student. David Buckner: Eagle Scout, First in Social Studies Fair. Academic Team, All-City Chorus, All-State Chorus. Governor's honors Semi- Finalist in Vocal Music Jereatha Lindsey: Outstanding in Drama, One-Act Play, Oral Inter- pretation 85 In the second annual Steeplechase High School Art Com- petition Ted Burzynski (left) won First Place, Best of Show, and a $500 U.S. Savings Bond; Belinda Surles won Second Place and a $200 U.S. Savings Bond; Chris Toole won honorable Mention. Belinda was also a Governor's honors Semi-Finalist in Visual Arts. Academic Team Members were David McKinney, David Buckner, Belinda Surles, Jeffery Bates, Ted Lee, and Pat- rick Colvin. Pictured are Bates, McKinney, and Lee. Varsity Cheerleaders won the Outstanding Achievement Award for Most Improved Squad in Summer Camp. Model U.M. members were Leslie hamilton, Paige Holland, David McKinney. Carissa Lawton, Jason Pierce. Mike Travis, Tara Lewis, Belinda Surles, Can- die Thompson, Kelly Kraft, David Buckner, Gary Brown. Bryan Ware, and Patrick Colvin. Pictured are Pierce, Brown, Buckner, Lewis, McKinney, and Thompson. SPECIAL HONORS 86 Jeff Cooper: All Bi-City Football, Loosers and Liars All Bi-City Team. WOKS All Bi-City Team 87 SPECIAL HOMORS 88 Star Student Leslie Hamilton Star Teacher: Luther Reeder Adelaide Bush: Voice of Democracy Winner, School nominee for Youth Senate Program Award Winning Girls Basketball Team All-City Chorus Members: Candy Thompson Aimy Le Bebe Huey Tanya Barati Dianne McDaniel Rachel Alexander Chad Hill Lori Wiggins Kim Williams Cynthia Carter David Buckner Arlen Mott Jim Vinson Steve McDaniel 89 90 ART LEAGUE The Art League promotes interest in the visual arts, assists members who want a career in the visual arts, and raises funds to supplement art supplies for the classes. Vickie Cowell and Arnold Marris use their talents dur- ing class. Art League Members: 1st row: Cory Bartlett, Sherry Spurlock. Cathy Railey, Vickie Cowell. Terry Hell; 2nd row: Tessie Wright, Mrs. Williams, Dianne Morgan. Al Hubbard. Kenneth Ellis. Greg Medden, Arnold Harris, Jason Pierce, 3rd row: Belinda Surles, Tara Lewis. Chris Toole, Ted Burzynski, Mike Travis. Gary Dykes. Officers: Secretary Belinda Surles. Fundraising Chairman Tara Lewis, Vice President Chris Toole. President Ted Burzynski, Treasurer Mike Travis. Ted Burzynski is well known for his pen and ink Art League member Chris Toole and Dusty Heckman concentrate on colors in art. drawings. Model U.M.: Jason Pierce. Gary Brown. David Buckner, David McKinney. Tara Lewis, and Candie Thompson. MODEL U.n. AMD HEAD TO HEAD The Model U.n. and head to Head groups use their Knowledge in competing with other schools in the area. Practice sessions and a great deal of research puts these students into tip-top form for winning. David McKinney looks to the globe for research answers. Head to Head Team: Teddy Le. Jeffrey Bates, Mrs. Prescott. David Buckner, David McKinney. Belinda Surles also is a Head to Head Team David Buckner stays busy studying, member. Candie Thompson checks out a point. 93 CHORUS The choral groups, led by Mr. Walker, performed many times this year, including at the regular Christmas concert and at the For- eign Language Clubs' special pro- gram. Many laborious hours are spent by the members so they may represent Jordan well. Aimy Lc and Tanya Barati practice for a concert. Quartet members Bebe Huey, Kim Williams (hidden), David Buckner, and Arlen Mott, with Mr. Walker, performed at the Christmas concert. Girls' Chorus: back row. Misilla Piett, Diana Cowell, Sonya Senior, Shirley Parham, Cherie Curtis. Samantha Rogers, Robin Rogers; front row, Renee Jackson, Kathy Harris. Betty Hub- bard. Tanya Barati, Kathy Enfinger. Mixed Chorus: back row, Teri Snead. Donna Winslow. Rita Johnson. Sandra McCorkle, Chris Sheppard, James McDaniel; middle row, Dianne McDaniel, Lori Wiggins, Theresa Antley, Stephanie Darlington. Dana Lin- go, Chad Hill; front row, Tanya Barati, Candie Thompson, April Karsch- nick, Rachel Alexander, Rita McDaniel, Philip Roberson, Stephen McDaniel. Officers: front, Martha George, Candie Thompson, Lori Wiggins; back, Misilla Piett. Cynthia Carter, Phillip Roberson. Chad Hill. One of the club's projects is to teach the importance and know-how of checking blood pressure. Mr. Hudson leads Bi-Phi-Chem. Members check each other s blood pressure. 95 Bi-Phi-Chem members: (from back. I to r) James King. Wade Doster. Belinda Surles. Sam Williams. Cherie Bolden, Mike Mitchell, Lisa Griffin, Norma Watson, Katrina Denson, Sylvester Hall, Mr. Hudson, Dana Nordmeyer, Carissa Edmonds, Maria Rigsby, Terri Wages. Shane Strickland, David Buckner. Officers: Belinda Surles, treasurer; Terri Wages, presi- dent; Maria Rigsby, secretary; David Buckner, vice president. MATH TEAM Angela Davis, Kyong Kim, and Leslie Hamilton practice some geometrical drawings. The math team members are working hard getting ready for competition. A group of math team members plan strategies for competition. Math team members: Leslie Hamilton, Carissa Lawton, Steve Gordon, Jeffery Bates, Angela Davis, Kyong Joe Kim, John Ellis, Dana nordmeyer, Katrina Denson, and Chong Kim. STUDENT COUNCIL Officers arc Lisa Prather. Adelaide Bush. Carissa Lawton, and Rachael Alexander. tudent Council Sponsor Mrs. Livia Mallory Folmar celebrates a lirthday! Mrs. Folmar accepts food for the Thanksgiving boxes the Student Council gives to needy families. This year's active members are: Terry Bartlett, Angela Frank, Ron Mamilton. Paige Holland, Lori Lewis, Tonya Nobles, Julie O Hearn, Inger Simmons, Veronica Thomas, Rana Welch, Phillip Bush. Martha George. Parice Harrison, Kellie Johnson, Bart Smith. Vickey Biggins, Kimberly Charleston, Katrina Denson. Relita Grant. Julie Hop- kins, Denise Lawrence, Louciett Pitts. Melissa Landrum. Dennis Cook, Carissa Ed- monds. Steven Gordon, Cassandra Kegler. DRAMA AND DEBATE Drama builds confidence, promotes the fine arts, and provides an outlet for the expression of dramatic talent. One of the activities this year was the play The Magic Well'' with which they placed fourth in competition. Partici- pants in drama were: Mrs. McGray, Veronica Thomas, David Buckner, David McKinney, Lisa Griffin, Keitha Crayton, Beverly Brown, Melody Bryan, Renee Savage, Kellie Johnson, Ricky Davis, Jereatha Lindsey, Gared Minick, Tammy Huntington, Michelle Law, Melissa Landrum, and Scott Brown. Debate team members: Jereatha Lindsey. Melody Bryan, and Gary Tammy Huntington, Mrs. McOray, and Cindy Vaughn plan the one-act Brown. Mot pictured: Todd Tribby, David Buckner, Carissa Lawton. play. The picture indicates the individual spirits of the drama group. 1st row (I to r): Jennifer Gunn, Teresa Eubanks, Jackie Winstead, David McKinney, Scott Brown, Haney Whitaker. Haney Foster. Tisha Tolliver, Yulonda Jackson, Carolyn Bailey. Lisa Westberry, Jennifer Brightwell, Terri Pough, Jereatha Lindsey, David Salie, Candie Thompson, Amy Lee, Mike Mitchell; 2nd row: Sheryl Weaver, Tracy Kraft. Michelle Haler, Tina Tull, Rachel Alexander, Angela Jones. Carissa Edmonds, Richard Kerr. David Buckner, Christie Stettes, Shane Strickland, Cassie Turner, Alisa Turner, Amy Turner, Maria Rigsby. Tracy Pettis, Terri Wages, Stephanie Cox, Michelle Ellis; 3rd row: Mrs. Guadalupe Chavez, Mrs. S. Bledsoe, Mr. E. Delaleu, Myra Clemmons, Todd Tribby, Carla Parker, Julie Hopkins, Sean Eason. Angela Frank, Kim Driver, Larry Roberts, David Langley, Kathy Morrison. Tracy Starnes, Tijuana Ramsey, Hicole Poe. Officers: Christie Stettes, Jennifer Gunn. David McKinney, with Mr. Eddy Delaleu and Mrs. Guadalupe Chavez. FOREIGH LANGUAGE The Foreign Language Club has been busy learning German, Latin, French, and Latin, in between taking trips to Cancun, Mexico, and Helen, Georgia. Members have also had many cultural activities days, during which they sampled foreign fare, learned new dances, and saw fashions from other countries. The FLC joined the choral students to present a fan- tastic Christmas program of carols in five languages. These students are among those participating. HERO HERO (Home Economics Related Occupations) is active in visiting nursing homes, adopting needy families for the holidays, holding career-oriented programs, participating in March of Dimes activities, and fundraising for the J.V.H.S. Improvement Association. Its goal is to help youth assume their roles in society through home-economics education in areas of personal growth, family life, vocational preparation, and community involvement. Members: 1st row (left to right): Shabarbara McCray, Coressa Hatchett, Della Hixson. Sandra Ash, Patricia Holloway. Lynne Driver, Christy Willis. Wanda Sheffield, Darlene Johnson, Jeannie Lumpkin, Sherrie Montgomery, Sheryl Montgomery, Linda Evans, Cynthia Buford, Valecia Moody, Juanita Toland, Sandra Robinson, Bernadette Hall, Marilyn Blanding, Melinda Atkins. Barbara Madrie, Char- lotte Burt; 2nd Row (left to right): Herman Bailey, Robert Mays, Michael Paul, Scott Brown, Daniel Bames, Lena Hart, Susan Starnes, Robin Miller, Lori Lewis, Angela Hawkins, Patrion Jones. La vertis Childres. Johny Mason, Ronnie Weems, Chris Tolbert. Greg Ackerman, Mrs. Kathy Bray. HERO Officers: front, P. Holloway, V.P.; J. Lump- kin, President; C. Tolbert, historian; D. John- son, secretary; C. Willis, public relations, L. Ev- ans, historian; back row, W. Sheffield, secretary; Sheryl Montgomery, public relations. Sherri Montgomery, secretary; L. Driver, historian. 100 Mrs. Hail enjoys treats served by HERO members during a faculty breakfast. During Coop. Poods class Chris Tolbert and Sandra Robinson leam basic cooking skills. 1st row: Mrs. McCoy; 2nd row. (I to r) Patrice Harrison. Audrey Dalton. Gretta Taylor. Shannon Shiver. Cynthia Buford. Kimberly Rebidue. Adrienne Smith. Barbara Andrews; 3rd row: Patricia Holloway, Theresa Gore. Kim Glover, Twyla Doswell, Ada Thomas, Lashun Huling. Karen Gerlach. F.H.A.: FUTURE HOMEMAKERS FHA seeks to provide opportu- nities for self-development and for strengthening the function of the family. It also encourages in- dividual and group involvement and helps to institute programs to promote greater understand- ing between youth and adults. The group also seeks awareness of the multiple roles of men and women in today's society. felicia Luttrell. Theresa Gore, Cynthia Buford. Barbara Andrews, and Mrs. McCoy discuss FHA goals. 101 VICA Officers: Chris Blackburn, Teresa Norwood, Cathy Alford. Ted Burzynski, Shannon Bailey, and Gene Smith. 1 Mr. Reese checks the newspaper for opportunities for his work program students. 102 VICA VICA assists students in establishing realistic vocational goals and helps students attain a purpose in life. Projects include Thanksgiving fruit baskets for the nursing home and a special toy drive. Leslie Williams, Amy Holloway, Beth Gunn, and Tammie Hand glance over orders fora fund-raiser. Members; 1st row (I to r): Leslie Williams, Norma Watson, Lisa Clark, Beth Gunn, Chris Crocker, Shannon Shiver. Tammie Hand, B.J. Smith, Denise Fuller, Jennifer Lovering; 2nd row: Mr. Tuth erow. Clay Kenedy, Gene Smith, Billy Bowers, Ricky Frith, Allen Patrick, Robert McBride, David Skeen. Keith Simmons, Brian Barron, Shannon Bailey, Mr. Reese; 3rd row: Steve Dixon, Cathy Alford, Chris Simmons. Paul Richardson, Kenneth Ellis. Kenneth Paine, Pat Riccinto, Scott Smith, Danny Irions, Tracy Queen, 4th row: Chris Sanders, Sean Taylor. James Andorogg, Russell Brown, Mike Adams, Willie Elmore, Chris Brown, Darron McCaskill, Jeffrey Bates, Ted Burzynski; 5th row: Mr. Ellis, Tommy Glenn, Tony Marano, Steve Witzke. Sylvester Hall, Tyrone Smith. David Wilson, Teresa Norwood, Chris Blackburn, Lynn Coppedge. Mike Travis; last row: Greg Kelly. Calvin Culpepper, Wade Doster, Lavertis Childress, Willie Rozier, James King, Mike De Boe. Members: First Row — Jerri Paul, Amy Newman, Lisa Grant, Michele Scallse, Lana hamby, Yulonda Jackson, Kim Glover. Lavera Wilson; Second Row — Tim Lee. Tammy Sellers. Jennifer Crouch, Michelle Ezell, Paige Holland, Denise Hill, Melinda Enloe, Mike Harris; Third Row — Miss Levenhagen, Ron Hamilton, Richard Fraysher, Deanne Ellis, Deb Sanders, Laura Cunningham, Teresa Eubanks, Tijuana Ramsey, Cherie Bolden; Fourth Row — Jereatha Lindsey. Lori Sellers, Tereasa McDaniel. Sondra Hysmith, Tim Huntington, Brian Fisher, Wendy Campbell, Samantha Culpepper, Sheila Thomas. DECA DECA's purpose is to promote marketing skills and social inter- action. Yearly projects include attending the leadership confer- ences held in Moultrie and Atlanta. Ron Hamilton leams work skills at Helm's Grocery at St. Elmo. Ms. Levenhagen is DECA sponsor. 103 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National honor Society is a ser- vice and honor organization composed of upper-class members who have ex- celled academically and who have also had high recommendations from teach- ers. The group sponsors many activities such as Teacher Appreciation Week, which includes a luncheon and gifts for the teachers. Mrs. Bledsoe chooses a gift from the NHS. NMS officers are: seated. Lori Lewis. Adelaide Bush, and Leslie Hamilton; standing, advisor Mrs Gibson, David McKinney, Teresa Eubanks, and Nicole Poe. Carissa Lawton and Mrs. Gibson plan NMS Members: (I to r) Mrs. Elizabeth Gibson, Samantha Culpepper, Wade Doster, Tonya Noble, Jeffrt activities. Bates, Angela Franks, Nicole Poe, Teresa Eubanks, David McKinney, Paige Holland, Leslie Mami ton, Lori Lewis, Adelaide Bush, Chris Blackburn, Eugene Smith. 104 Chris Blackburn and Mr. Ellis work on the humane Shelter project. JR. CIVITAN Jr. Civitan, sponsored by Mr. El- lis, tries to enhance community re- lations and citizenship. Among their many projects this year was building clothing racks for the non- profit Muscogee County Humane Shelter Thrift Shop. JR. CIVITAN: Front Row — Shannon Bailey, Pat Riccinto; Second Row — Lori Lewis, Sean Taylor. Cindy Barefield. Bubba Coe, Rana Welch. Rene Mobley, Lisa Prather; Third Row — David Wilson, Teresa Norwood, Adelaide Bush. Gene Smith, Billy Bowers. Clay Kenedy, Bryan Taylor, Scott Smith, Keith Hodge; Fourth Row — Mr. Ellis, Chris Blackburn, Lynn Coppedge. Robin Miller, Jennifer Lovering; Last Row — Leigh Coppedge, Tony Marano. Richard Frazier. Working on a community project are, front, Lori Lewis. Teresa Nor- wood. and Shannon Bailey; rear, Cindy Barefield and Adelaide Bush. KEY CLUB The J.V.h.S. Key Club, associated with the Kiwanis Club of Columbus, develops initiative, leadership ability, and good citizenship. Pro- jects include the March of Dimes Walkathon, American Cancer fund drive, blood drive. Salva- tion Army Christmas Fund drive, and nursing home visits. Board of Directors: front, T. Person, J. Marshall, Ms. Thomas, middle, J. Lind- sey, S. Culpepper. K. Glover, K. Denson, back, B. Ware, C. Stettes, S. Thomas, R. Kerr. Shane Strickland, Ms. Thomas, and Jereatha Lindsey prepare for a fundraising dance. 106 Mayor Bill feighner proclaims the first 1st row (I to r): Jereatha Lindsey, David Buckner, Sheila Thomas, Kim Glover, Tisha Tolliver, week in November ' Key Club Week ' Antoinette Nobles,- 2nd row: B. Thomas, advisor — Richard Kerr, Loxie Ritchie, Yulonda Jackson, Talethia Goss, Veronica Williams, Samantha Culpepper; 3rd row: Shane Strickland, Brian Ware, Christie Stettes, Julia Marshall, Tracy Person, Tangle Crowell; 4th row: Veronica Thomas. Scott Shehane, Sandy Peters, Todd Tribby, Larry Roberts; 5th row: Katrina Denson, Dana Nordmeyer, Carissa Matchet, Patricia Holloway. J.V.H.S. IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION In an effort to improve the physical aspect of Jordan high, students and adults joined the association, paying dues of from $1 to $1000. The effort is in conjunction with the 50th Anniver- sary. Chris ford, Jennifer Hardin, Rusty Humphrey, Deman Hallock, Coressa Hatchet, Tina Lynn, Shayne Miller, Robert Mays, Rene Mobley, Ada Thomas, Randall Wiggins, Sylvester Hall, David Skeen, James Anderegg, Sandra Ash, Melinda Atkins, Shan- non Bailey, Cindy Barefield, Terri Bartlett, Jeff Bates, Chris Blackburn, Betty Blanding, Marilyn Blanding, Billy Bowers, Marcus Brooks, Rus- sell Brown, Scott Brown, Cynthia Bu- ford, Charlotte Burt, Adelaide Bush, Wendy Campbell, John Carter, La- vertis Childress, Bubba Coe, Jeff Cooper, Lynn Coppedge, Lori Lewis, Herman Bailey, Joseph Bames, Kel- ly Batts, Cherie Bolden, Ted Bur- zynski, Chris Ford, Tracy Person, Pat Riccinto, Dorothy Patrick, Isabell Powell, Julie O'Hearn, Deborah Langley, John Jones, April Karschnick, Kathy Lewis, Sun Tu Kim, Kyong Jae Kim, Theresa Peterson, Chris Shelton, Christine Young, Kellie Johnson, Rodney Brooks, Jason Sandlin, Wendy Heath, Stacey Hightower, Lisa Hamby, Tara Hampton, Tina Morrell, Mark Pitts, Dawn Powers, Dawn Resendez, Leigh Ann Rosella, Phillip Bush, James McDaniel, Ken Coggins, Vickey Bales, Brian Kent Barron, Qreg Ballard, Danny Steen, Jason Brown, Charlotte Carmichael, Beverly Brown, Jane Carmichael, Marci Davis, Michael Deal, Marcus Davis, Glenn Davis, Jeff Hardin, Wendy Hood, Tommy Hussey, Scott Hester, Alton Hice, Carmen Holmen, Keith Lovett, Dana Mordmeyer, Dianne Morgan, Penny Morris, Tina Patterson, Joey Park, Kenny McMair, Rodney Moore, Rodney Brooks, Jeff Pace, Becky McMemar, David Petty, Chris Sanders, Renee Turner, Lorenzo Woodard, Lamar Yancey, Arthur Frazier, Kathy Morrison, Lisa Mock, Rosa Moore, Jody Micholson, Chris Minick, Allen Patrick, Julie McGuire, Eric Mercer, Tammy McQuinn, Timothy Owens, Timothy Moses, Robert Powell, Brian O'Meel, Wendy Barnett, Kathy Alford, Barbara Andrews, Keith Aplin, Brian Dorriety, Dennis Cook, Dusty Heckman, Betty Knowles, Bud McGee, Paul McDonald, Pam Odom, Walter Perkins, Lori Sellers, Belinda Surles, Betty Toland, Gregory Tolbert, Terri Wages, Melissa Trawick, Cindy Vaughn, Angel Vinson, Scott Shehane, Sean Taylor, Raquel Walker, B.J. Smith, Stacey Mitchell, Jeanine Lumpkin, David Buckner, James Holland, Chris Fitzpatrick, Richard Kerr, Jereatha Lindsey, Mary F. Cartwright, The Jordan Foundation, St. Francis Car Wash, Rental Service Co., Phenix Saw Works, C.A. Carmack, Mrs. Marvin Messer, W.T. Harvey Lumber Co., Willie P. Griffin, Juanita C. Booker, Charles Cartwright, Grover Ellis, Faye Waller, Markin McElreath, Carol Goodman, Karen Ryan, Joseph Ryan, Joan Morrell, Kathryn Bray, Marvin Waite, George Trawick, Virginia Lawson, Lawrence Taylor, Elaine Wise, Parker Jones, William Tutherow, Barbara Thompson, Sandra Ott, Cobey Davis, Denise McCoy, Fred Lewis, Linda Twiggs, Earlene McCoy, Elizabeth Carpenter, Ann Land, Myrtle Schollenberger, Melanie Sikes, Mary Mell Mail, Carolyn Massey, Mamie Lee, K. Henry, Gene Sharpe, Larry McLemore, Joan Frank, June Seagles, Robert T. Davis, Joi Cartwright Liscar, Janie Cartwright Ross, Carol Odom Lentz, Rose Marie Ward Ogle, Mary Welch Stewart, Mrs. Richard W. McGuire, Ann Haden Jones, Betty C. Gerlach, Bill Daniel, Harriet Gillman Cohen, Cynthia J. Titzler, James E. Jemigan, Marianne T. Jemigan, Greg Crockett, C. Ray Sheppard, David W. Pierson, Phyllis A. Burdette, Carol S. Groven, Agatha Hiers Harden, Charlotte H. Lovett, Craig Mixon, Roscoe M. Thompson, Joe C. Smith, James E. Buntin, Mancy C. Buntin, Mary J. Morgan, Carol Goodman, William P. Tutherow, Lillian Cox, Doris Banks Toney, Larry McLemore, Daniel Ogletree, Teresa Morwood, Tanya Mobles, Karen Gerlach, Lisa Prather, Steve Dixon, Lisa Griffin, Bernadette Hall, Tracy Queen, Denise Ramsey, Deborah Sanders, Lana Hamby, Jennifer Lovering, Micole Poe, Veronica Seats, Gene Smith, Scott Smith, Mike Mitchell, Carissa Lawton, Sigmund Redelsheimer. 107 BAND Band is a busy organization at Jordan. Consistently scoring very high in competition, the band educates students in a proper musical manner, exposing the students to as many different styles of music as possible. It also entertains at many school and community functions. Typical yearly activities. District III Band Festival, the Christmas Parade, and spring and Christmas concerts, are numerous. Marching Band: Kneeling, Walter Frazier, Mark Mickle, Tim Moses, Keith Kirkland, Gary Dykes, Alfret Parhams; 1st row: Veronica Seats, Katrina Denson, Kim Snyder, Jennifer Gunn, Amy Watford. Dana Nordmeyer, 2nd row: Leslie Hamilton, Steve Gordon, Angela Fletcher, Jo Register, Vickie Kitchens, Crystal Brown, Louciett Pitts, 3rd row: Allen Shierling, Philip McClendon, Deman Hallock, Casey Wallace. Steve Robinson. Kevin Welch, Steve Cook, Mike Scroggins. 4th row: Virgil Maddox, Jeremy Black, Bonnie Seats, Nathan Kidwell. Michael Gilley, Ryan Tutherow, 5th row: Mark Billingsley, Aaron Russell, Mike Burgess; back row: Rodney Mark. Nathan Faircloth, Mike Mitchell. BAND: 1st row (I to r): Leslie Hamilton. Steve Gordon. Katrina Denson, Jennifer Bright well; 2nd row: Amy Watford. Angie Fletcher, Louciett Pitts, Crystal Brown, Jo Register. Vickie Kitchens. Jennifer Gunn; 3rd row: Steve Robinson, Steve Cook, Allen Shierling, Deman Hallock, Mike Scroggins. Casey Wallace, Philip McLendon, 4th row: Bonnie Seats. Ryan Tutherow, Veronica Seats, Virgil Maddox. Mark Williams. 5th row: Nathan Faircloth, Mike Mitchell, Kim Snyder, Aaron Russell; back row: Dana Nordmeyer. Alfred Parhams, Timothy Moses. Marc Mickle. Walter Frazier, Teresa Gore, Keith Kirkland, Gerry Dykes, Jodi Nicholson. (Not pictured Michael Gilley. Mike Burgess.) Officers: kneeling — Veronica Seats, Drum Major. Parker Jones directed the bands standing — (I to r) Leslie Hamilton — 1st Lieutenant, Allen Shierling — Captain, Mike Gilley — 2nd Lieutenant. Katrina Denson — Secretary. 109 RED JACKET A new advisor and a new staff tripped and floundered through the agonies, deadlines, and pleasures of creat- ing this year's yearbook. Proud that they had a chance to work on the 50th Anniversary Edition, they still had moments of desperation! Shane Strickland and Editor Jennifer Hardin share the responsibilities at deadline time. Several staff members attended after-school workshops. The name of the game! Mrs. Spano is disgusted at having to wait for over an hour to get advice at a local camera shop. 110 Annual Staff: Back Row; Steve Baez, Jereatha Lindsey, Terri Wages, Maria Rigsby, Shane Strick- land. Tammy McClellan. Carissa Edmonds, Leigh Payne, Richard Kerr, Aimy Lee; Middle Row: B.J. Smith, Jennifer hardin, Wanda Sheffield, Mrs. Spano; Front: Christie Stettes, Chris Crocker, Candie Thompson. CARMINE AND GREY STAFF newspaper Staff Members: 1st row (I to r) Melissa Landrum, Lori Lewis; 2nd row (I to r) Katrina Advisor Mrs. Wise and Belinda Surles look over Denson, Adelaide Bush, Charlotte Carmichael; 3rd row (I to r) Carissa Lawton, Dana Mordmeyer, a story. David Buckner; 4th row (I to r) Leslie Hamilton, Belinda Surles, Bryan Ware. (Mot pictured Randy Wiggins). Editor Leslie Hamilton plans the newspaper s Christmas Edition. EDITORIAL STAFF Leslie Hamilton. Editor; Carissa Lawton. Assistant Editor; Adelaide Bush, Business Manager; Belinda Surles, Features Editor; David Buckner. Club Editor; Lori Lewis, Sports Editor. REPORTERS Charlotte Carmichael, Katrina Denson, Melissa Landrum, Dana Lingo. Dana Mordmeyer, Randy Wiggins. The Carmine and Qrey staff is led by Editor-in-Chief Les- lie Hamilton and assistant Editor Carissa Lawton. PHOTOGRAPHER Melissa Landrum 111 R.O.T.C. Jordan's R.O.T.C.s purpose of orgini- zation is to provide students an opportu- nity to develop leadership skills that may be used in both a military and civil- ian environment. Among some of their projects are drill competition, rifle matches, parades, weekend camps. Ft. Benning Summer Camp, and flag raising ceremonies. I Colonel Smith introduces a West Pointer to a Sgt. Faulk explains a detail to the Rangers. group of students. Company A: (front) Danny Irions. Michael Harris. (1st Row) John Mason, Rodney Trotman, Corley Luke, Tina Cash, Lakesha Borders. Carly Bells. Coray Sly, Teresa Miles, Eudoner Toney, James Tanner, Romona Doleman, Jeffrey Mardge. Tammy Walker, Sonya Everhart. Kim Charleston, (2nd row) Angela Jones, Ralph Allen. Cassandra Blanding. Rebecca Colwell, Bennie Baggett. Sophia Patrick, Dexter Upshaw, Ken Coggins. Cherie Curtis, Gaynell Davinson. Dee Dee Armour, Maurice Weaver, Wesley Tucker, Beverly Grier, Nicola Lewis. (3rd row) Carol Morrison, Dawn Resendez, Arica Johnson, Sylvia Minton, Jim Humphries, Shabarbara McCray, Christopher Carter. Priscilla Jackson. Eddie Cochran, Terri Starling. Billy Enloe, Tami Harvey. Douglas Brown. Lorenzo Woodard, (last row) Crystal Whitley. Company B: (front) David Salle, Tawana Tolbert. (1st row) left to right: Anthony Spivey. Samuel Sears. Jason Hysmith, nathan Fields. Adarryll Branscomb. Aldric White. Natasha Thomas, Mike McCoy. Felicia Harrison, Darrell Pope. Jerry Whitaker, Darrold McKnight, Jeff Hedden, Chad Pittman, Bennie Mixon. (2nd row) left to right: Norman nelson, Brian Dorriety, Umbra Ashford. Jody Nicholson, Rhonda Toland, Keith Lehman. Carolyn Bailey. Tatunja Webb, Travis Walden. Steve Bellamy. Tommy Hussey, Charles Davis. Anthony Spencer, Daniel Petty, Scott Beeglc. (3rd 112 row) left to right: Darren McCaskill, Chris Simonson, Tonnie King, Joseph Davis, Kathy Pate, Ronnie Price, Charles Jones. John Duffey, Reginald Shipp. Marcus Davis, Katrina Mall, Sun Un Kim, Norman Walton, Stephanie Gunn, Crystal Whitley, and Stephen Purvis. taff: (top to bottom) B.J. Knowles, Teddy Le, Erika alk, Ralph McCormick, and Charlotte Burt. Girls Drill Team: (kneeling) B.J. Knowles. (1st row) left to right: Angela Jones. Kathy Pate. Rebecca Colwell. Dee Dee Armour, Tina Cash. (2nd row) Carol Morrison, Teresa Miles, Beverly Grier, Charlotte Burt, Kim Charleston. (3rd row) Priscilla Jackson, Terri Starling, Natasha Thomas, Dawn Resen- dez, Lakesha Borders, Katrina Hall, and Krystal Whitley. Zolor Guard: (front, left to right) Crystal Whitley, Stephen Purvis, Margie Whitley, John Duffey, Marcus Davis. Brian Dorriety. B.J. Snowies, Kathy Pate, Johny Pugh. Ronnie Price. Katrina Hall. Boys Drill Team: (front) Darron McCaskill. (1st row) Stephen Purvis. Sam Sears. Eudoner Toney. John Mason. (2nd row) Scott Bcegle, Reginald Shipp. Darrell Pope, Michael Harris. (3rd row) Tommy Hussey. Johnny Pugh. Brian Dorriety. Aldric White, (last row) Adarryll Branscomb. Eddie Cochran. 113 In the back Jody Nicholson and Nicole Lewis practice with Danny Petty and Johny Pugh when demonstrating the Hip Throw . Rangers: (1st Row). Stephen Purvis, Ralph McCormick, David Salie, Charles Burt, Lorenzo Woodard. (2nd Row) Nicole Lewis, Keith Lehman, Mike McCoy, Nathan Fields. (3rd Row), Wesley Tucker, Jody Nicholson, James Tanner, Jerry Whitaker, Jeff hedden. (4th Row). John Duffey, Bennie Baggett, Johny Pugh, Danny Petty. (5th Row). Charles Jones, Chris Simonson. Jim Humphries. (6th Row), Scott Beegle, Joseph Davis, and Darrell Pope. (Crawling): Nathan Fields, Jerry Whitaker. Wesley Tucker, and Ralph McCormick are very good at the technique called the Low Crawl. Demonstrating the Wedge Formation is Keith Lehman. 114 Members of the Rangers are executing the Hip Throw. Rifle Team, (top) Charles Jones, Endy Petty, Travis Walden. Bennie Baggett, J.R.O.T.C. participates in an impressive flag-raising ceremony. Christian Simonson. Making J from top of steps: Jeriy Whitaker, Wesley Tucker, Nathan Fields. Jeffry Mardge, Charles Burt. Margie Whitley, and John Duffey. The Girls Drill Team practices many hours after school. At a Veteran Day's breakfast. Colonel Smith, flanked by B.J. Knowles and Katrina hall, welcomes the Veterans who are now on the faculty and staff at J.V.H.S. Danny Irions. a leader in R.O.T.C., had the honor of reciting a special poem for a Veterans Day gathering. Felicia riarrison concentrates on a drill team maneuver. 115 ADMINISTRATION STAFF 117 JORDAN CELEBRATES 1 ADMINISTRATION A picture from the administration section of the 1954 Red Jacket yearbook. Principal William A. Screws Sr. welcomes guests to a meeting in the cafeteria. Mr. Screws is well known for his love and involvement in athletics. Mr. Screws stays busy with the rigorous duties of running a large high school. Assistant Principal Fred Lewis confers via phone with a parent. Mr. Lewis has many duties, such as Keeping detention hall. Mr. Carmack is the Vocational Supervisor. Dr. David Shoemaker, assistant principal, is arrested'' to raise money for the March of Dimes. Assistant Principal Dr. David Shoemaker 119 Mrs. Virginia Lawson pauses before resuming her many duties in the main office. Mrs. Faith Land takes a break while doing her work in the attendance office. Ms. Sherill Cunningham, the secretary of the Guidance Department, carries out her duties pleasantly and efficiently. OFFICE PERSONNEL KEEP J.V.H.S. RUNNING SMOOTHLY Parent volunteer Mrs. Jasenski and Mrs. Land share their work in the attendance office. Parent volunteer Mrs. Hamby checks the tardy list. Mrs. Toni Webb, Mrs. Sandra Ott, and Mrs. Myrtle Schollenberger keep the library interesting Mead librarian Sandra Ott assists Todd Chamb- and busy. liss, David Dykes, and Qreg Olvera in checking out research material. LIBRARIANS, COUNSELORS ASSIST STUDENTS Using the computers are counselors Melanie Sikes, Barbara Thompson, Merman Glaze, and Carol Goodman (seated). 121 FINE ARTS TEACHERS BRING OUT TALENTS Mrs. S. Williams tries various ways of motivating her art students. Parker Jones is band director and is head of the Fine Arts Department. Mrs. Williams gets explanations from Mr. Lewis about how to do the new computerized homeroom rosters. P.E. AMD HEALTH CLASSES KEEP STUDENTS IN SHAPE Coach Gene Sharp is Athletic Director and teaches P.E. Coach Doug Norris stays busy with his health classes. Ms. Atkins. J.V. cheerleader sponsor, works hard to keep her P.E. classes in shape. Coach Paul Waldrop mixes his day with teaching sheetmetal shop and P.E. classes. 123 124 Mrs. Cynthia Frey has become active this Department for Exceptional Children: left to right. Mrs. Mary Nell Mail, Mrs. Karen Ryan, Mrs. year in Jordan life. Debbie Peoples, Ms. Betty Thomas, Mrs. Elizabeth Carpenter (seated), Mrs. Florence Dawkins, Mrs. Cynthia Frey, and Mr. Larry McClemore. Mrs. Ryan is department head. One of the most outstanding members of this department was Mr. Larry McClemore who was recognized by the Mayor s Committee for the Handicapped as the Outstanding Special Education Cooperative Work Program Coordinator in the city; Jordan High was awarded an Outstanding Achievement Award by the same group at a special dinner. EMPATHY, CARiriG IMPORTANT TRAIT IM JORDAN TEACHERS Mrs. Elizabeth Carpenter demonstrates computer use and teaches com- puter class after school. MATH TEACHERS SEER TO ENLIGHTEN AND TEACH An effective and energetic Math Department leads Jordan students into the intricacies of various types of math. The curriculum choices range from Remedial Math to Analysis and Trigonometry. Business Math is also offered; therefore, any student can find the right math for him, whether he plans to go directly into the work force or go to college or business school. Ms. Diane Roart, Remedial Math teacher, was new at When Mrs. Mims is not busy grading papers, she may be found coachinq qirls softball. Jordan this year. Mrs. Louise Brown. Mrs. Helen Wall, Mrs. Carolyn Massey. Mrs. Nancy Mims, and Mrs. Earlcne McCoy are members of the Math Department. 125 Science teachers Mr. Joe Chambers, Mr. Johnnie Hudson, Mrs. Bobbie Corbitt. Mrs. Alice Bowens. Ms. Livia Mallory, and Mr. Jim Rutledge play with their vistors. Froggy and Skelly. Mr. Joe Chambers is Science Departmer chairman. ACADEMIC COURSES OFFER IDEAS TO POMDER Social Studies Department: back row, Mr. Jim Creek. Mr. Olin Morris, and Mr. David Jones; front row. Mrs. Margaret Cole. Mrs. Doris Dysick, Mrs. Frances Prescott. Mrs. Becky Matthews goes over her lesson plans. 126 Even teachers — such as Olin Morris — take time to eat. Col. Kenneth Smith is the LTC Senior Army Instructor. MSG. Andrew Faulk is the Assistant Army Instructor. R.O.T.C., BUSINESS DEVELOP SKILLS The Business Education Department seeks to meet the needs of the students in the areas of personal use, preparation for college, or for direct employment upon graduation. A total of fourteen courses is presently being offered: Per- sonal Typing, Typing I and II, Accounting I and II, Shorthand I and II, Data Pro- cessing I and II, Recordkeeping, Busi- ness Law, Business Principles and Man- agement, Office Practice, and Word Processing. R.O.T.C. provides students an oppor- tunity to develop leadership skills that may be used in both a military and a civilian environment. Ms. Lynore Levenhage, Miss Mamie Truett, Mrs. Joan Frank, and Mrs. June Seagles are our Business Education Department teachers. Mrs. Frank is chairperson. 127 Mr. Eddy Delalcu and Amy Tumcr dance on Cultural Activities Day as if they are in Hawaii. Mrs. Guadalupe Chavez has a conversation with Sean Eason. LANGUAGE CLASSES EVOKE CURIOSITY Mr. Delaleu is the chairman of the Foreign Lauguage Department. 128 Mrs. William Wilson. Mrs. Guadalupe Chavez, Mrs. Suzanne Bledsoe, and Mr. Eddy Delalcu are members of the Foreign Language Department. ENGLISH AND FOREIGN LANGUAGE . . The English Department is an active one at Jordan. Besides teaching a variety of courses, the teachers are also busy in clubs and organizations such as Se- nior Council, drama, yearbook, newspaper, and Senior Honor Society. The Foreign Language Depart- ment expanded this year with new teachers and new activities. Latin, German, French, and Spanish are taught. Mr. Phil Arrington, department chairman, traditionally laughs hysterically at his own jokes in English class. nglish Department, at table: left to right. Mrs. Minnie Williams, Mrs. M. Henry. Mr. Phil Arrington, Mrs. lizabeth Gibson. Mrs. Elaine Wise; back row: left to right, Mr. Marvin Waite, Mrs. Mary Lucy Spano, Irs. Jane Bland, Mrs. Laura McGray, Mrs. Creola Howard. Irs. McGray gives help to Tammy Huntington and Cindy Mrs. Wise looks over advertisements for aughn in planning the school's first one-act play of the year. the newspaper. Mrs. McGray. the drama teacher, was active in Spirit Week. 129 VOCATIONAL SHOP . . . TEACHING TO MAKE MAINTAIN Mr. Eugene Carmack is our Vocational Supervisor. Mr. Presley Tutherow. Mr. Larry Taylor. Mr. George Trawick, Mr. Coley Davis, Mr. Grover Ellis, Mr. Eugene Carmack, Mr. Paul Waldrop are all teachers of our vocational shops. Among the vocational courses offered at Jordan are drafting, sheetmetal, wood shop, graphic arts, auto-shop, and ma- chine shop. Students can get a good foun- dation for a succesful future by taking Jor- dan's vocational shops. Among those who acquired a vocational trade is Jordan's Maintenance Supervisor Roscoe Elliot who has to be knowledge- able in many skills in order to keep the school running in tip-top shape. Mr. Roscoe Elliott works on our maintenance duties. 130 Vocational Education teachers: Ms. Lynore Levenhagen, ME; Mrs. Kathy Bray, Co-Op Foods, Mr. Jim Reese, DCT. Mrs. Bray counsels many students on their plans for entering the work force. Mrs. McCoy and Mrs. Bray often join forces in planning and preparing social functions for school. TRAINING TO LIVE AND TO WORK SUCCESSFULLY Mrs. Denise McCoy is Consumer and Momemaking teacher and sponsors the FHA organization. 131 CAFETERIA AND MAINTENANCE PERSONNEL ARE BEST IN TOWN! Connie Collier and Betty Gaddy talk while they are cleaning up the school. Sallie Mae Russell retired this year. The cafeteria's manager is Doris Hudson. Cafeteria assistants are Carrie Philpet, Benzella Cooper. Carrie McCrary, Ozella Hulling, Elea- nor Jones. Gloria Snipes, Johnny Mott. Vera Jones, Pearl Saxton, Zadie Williams. Cafeteria assistant manager is Doris Griffin. Cafeteria cashiers are Katherine Patchen, Dorothy Blackmon, and Tina Dunaway. 133 FALL SPORTS CELEBRATING WITH CHEER The cheerleader's “leader , Ms. Lynore Levenhagen. Lana Hamby's attire shows her school spirit. The cheerleaders showed pride in Jordan High and demon- strated their school spirit by at- tending many competitions, go- ing to camps, and cheering at games and at pep rallies. Begin- ning last spring, working through the summer, and still celebrat- ing during the school year, th ese girls were excellent representa- tives for J.V.H.S. Varsity Cheerleaders, front row, left to right: Roberta Gaines; Lana Hamby, captain; Tonya nobles, co- captain; Tracey Walker; Keitha Crayton. Back row: Tonia Johnson; Deanne Ellis; Tisha Tolliver; Leigh Payne; and Dafftna Jackson. 136 The Varsity Cheerleaders became well-known for their outstanding pyramids and dances this year. The varsity cheerleaders cheer on the Jackets at a game. Melissa Childree yells for the Junior Varsity foot- ball team. Cute and excited about the pep rally. Ms. Atkins gets the girls ready to start practice after school. J.V. Cheerleaders: back row. left to right. Tara Wilbur. Michelle Parkerson. Ms. Atkins. Lauri Nicholson. Tiffany Holland, Tara Pickem, Jennifer Davis. Nikki Moore. Michelle Law. Lena Berge. Melissa Childree. YELL RED Yell Red, Red, Red, Red let's go red Yell White, White, White, White let's go white Yell Red, Red, White, White Jacket's Fight 137 CELEBRATING VARSITY FOOTBALL Varsity Football: front. Glenn Davis; 1st row, Robby Reeves. Rusty Bales, Jason Randall, Todd Tribby, Glenn Nelson, Marvin Lawrence. Joel Thomas, Brian Carney, Greg Hedden. Terry Hancock, Tito Holt. Second row, Larry Eps. Harold West. Richard Black, Richard Frazier. Frankie Davis, Mike Adams, Michael Phillips, Bart Smith, Chip Blizzard. John Seagar. Third row, Sam Williams, Aaron Thorton, Jerry Matthews. Charlie Billingsley, Mike Deboe, John Sheppard, Jeff Hardin. Jeff South. David Wilson, Fourth row. Greg Sly, Bennie Baggett, Willie Rozier, Shane Miller, Anthony Raleigh, Mike Williams. Keith Lceman, Jeff Cooper. Scoreboard Jordan Opponent 7 Valley 21 7 Columbus 20 14 Shaw 0 7 Hardaway 21 17 Spencer 14 0 Baker 17 7 Smith Station 21 12 Chavala 14 7 Kendrick 10 7 Carver 25 138 Coaches: standing, Doug Norris, Jim Creek. Mike Adcock. Kneeling, Paul Waldrop, Gene Sharp. David Wilson did a good job for the Jackets both in passing and running. Jeff Cooper (17) is ready to block for David Wilson (16) as he takes the hand-off from Amp ' (18) Raleigh. As Coach Sharp gives the Red Jackets advice. Manager Reggie Stanley is diligent in his duties. (17) Jeff Cooper and (80) Trank Upshaw make an awesome combination in tackling a Shaw Raider. Terry Hancock and Bobby Reeves wait patiently to enter the game. Glen Davis successfully does his job as he supples the Red Jackets with Gatorade dur- ing a time-out. Anthony Johnson put in many dedicated hours in assisting the Red Jackets. 139 Anthony Raleigh sets back for the pass. David Wilson receives the plays. Coach Sharp gives last minute instructions to Joel Thomas. 140 Joel Thomas takes down a man from the opposite team as Mike Adams and Marvin Lawrence run t help. Murry up and find it. I know there's at least two dimes down here somewhere. Football goes back a long way at Jordan. This team picture of 1945 includes first row; Howard Edge, Bo Bo Elmore. Billy Pridgeon. Jackie Sewell, Ray Spcnny, second row. h.M. Yates. Royce Castlelow, Donald Stewart. Charles Barr. Ronald Watson, third row. Bo Cecil. Edward Jonson, Howard Dunkey” Allen, Raymond Shepard, Charlie Milam. Marvin Lawrence runs off the field after a big play. 141 J.V., FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Gus Castro is running his heart out. Junior Varsity Football: left to right. Greg Ackerman, Kevin McNain. Robert Reeves, Chris Brown, Rusty Bales, Terry Hancock; standing, Randy Hodge, Chris Simonson, Jerry Matthews. Jeff Hardin. Aaron Lucky. Richard Stoe. 142 Chris Brown, the artful dodger. A J.V. Scoreboard Jordan Opponent 6 Hardaway 0 12 Spencer 12 0 Baker 6 14 Carver 20 14 Kendrick 12 6 Columbus 0 6 Shaw 8 Freshman Football: front left to right: Michael Phillips. Tim Davison. Kevin Cobb, Sean Eason. Wayne Mooningham. Joel Thomas, Leonard James. Ronald Mcriweather. Middle left to right: Glenn nelson. Chip Blizzard, Eric Wages, Umber Ashford. Glen Johnson, Phillip Bush, Tito holt, Marcus Mitchell, Terri Mark, Darius hope, Bart Smith. Back left to right: Mr. Reese. Corley Luke. Reginald Radney, Jim Vinson. John Seagar, John Ellis, Richard Barfield, Mike Williams. Chad Pittman, Larry Eps, George Scott, Shane Renee, Coach Ellis. Mr. Screws intently watches the game activities. 143 Fired up in the dugout! Concentration is important in softball. Mrs. Mims will Kill me if I don't catch this ball!” Jordan Opponent 5 Hardaway 6 13 Spencer 6 2 Baker 8 18 Carver 12 9 Kendrick 5 11 Columbus 13 0 Shaw 18 7 Hardaway 14 5 Spencer 10 13 Baker 8 13 Carver 6 9 Kendrick 7 6 Columbus 12 1 Shaw 8 Senior players Rana Welch and Paige Holland. Hacola Lewis is watching her team run the base for another victory. Pitching is imperative and Tara Lewis is Kim Billingsley is determined to hit this ball! good at it. Tara Lewis has the swing of a pro. Tina Lynn was an important pitcher this season. SOFTBALL SPIRIT SHIMES Softball: front row. Tara Lewis, Kim Billingsly. Angie Brock, Tracy Kraft, Carolyn Bailey; back row, Rana Welch, Paige Holland. Cathy Alford, Leigh Coppedge, Cynthia Carter, and Coach Mims. 145 Cross Country Team: Bryan Ware, Feriando hall, Shelvy Howard, Tara Lewis, Richard Kerr. Levy Jones. Kelvin Stephens. 146 Bryan Ware is ready for a break after competing. Coach Delaleu advises his team. CROSS COUNTRY All these guys want after running cross-country is a cold drink and a shade tree! Coming in at the end of the run are F. Hall, L. Jones, S. Howard, B. Ware. T. Lewis, and R. Kerr. And we move right ahead! The Cross-Country team gets some pointers from their coach. VARSITY BASKET BALL Varsity members: front, Chris ford, Marvin Lawrence, Joel Thomas. Levy Jones, Corey Alexan- der, Jonathon Williams, Manager Anthony Johnson; back, Jeff Cooper. Grey Sly, Willie Rozier, Shelvy Howard, Kelvin Stephens, Dexter Upshaw, Frank Upshaw. Coach Adcock, Chris Ford, and Jonathon Williams can't believe the refs call. Senior players: front, Chris Ford, Jeff Cooper. Levy Jones, Jonathon Williams; standing, Greg Sly, Willie Rozier. Shelvy Howard, Kelvin Ste- phens, Manager Anthony Johnson 150 Marvin Lawrence is determined to get the ball. Chris Ford gets a head start on the rebound. Greg Sly goes for the rebound. Coach Adcock and Shelvy Howard watch the court. Kelvin Stephens looks for the goal Jeff Cooper looks for an opening. Joel Thomas looks for an opening. 151 GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL Varsity Girls: Rhonda Williams, Sharon Warren, Terri Pough, Katie Fortson, Mia Kegler, Cassandra Kegler, Tonya Chatman, Lisa Griffin, Cherie Bolden, Tasha Johnson. 152 Mia Kegler shoots a jump shot in the lane. San Kegler tries for two against Hardaway. 153 Sharon Warren looks to score. San Kegler scores against Hardaway. J.V. Basketball Team: front. Coray Sly, Lance Edney, Pat Colvin, Charles Mathis, Joe Copeland; back, Dexter Upshaw, Melvin Perry. James Ash, Corey Alexander. Prank Upshaw. Corey Alexander starts the fast break. J.V. boys play defense. Coray Sly wants those points! 154 Carla Thorton converts the ball for two points against Columbus. Tasha Johnson gets a free shot after being fouled. j.v. BASKETBALL Anne Thompson shoots a foul shot. Manager Beverly Grier. Anne Thompson. Kim Billingsley. Kalita Grant. Carla Thorton. Cassie Turner. Kim Burgess. Jackie Davis, and Manager Felicia Harrison. 155 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Freshman Team: Reginald Stanley. Phillip Bush. George Scott, Lairy Epps, Lamar Ellison, Rodney Brooks, Mike Williams, David Fitzpatrick, Marcus Jones, Charlie Hill. Reginald Radney, Tito Holt. Wanza Harris, Tim Sneed, Kenneth Jones, Glenn Davis (Manager), Ken Coggins (Manager). Mike Williams tries for two against Hardaway. Radney Jones and Mike Williams go for a loose ball. 157 WRESTLING Walter frazicr use arm strength to hold his opponent. David Dykes puts his chin into his opponent. Mike Burgess uses his weight to pin his opponent. Clay Kennedy goes down to win the match. Clay Kennedy tries to regain his balance against his op Mike Burgess holds the opponent down, ponent. Todd Tribby holds fast to his pin. Rodney Mark keeps the opponent from regaining his stand. David Dykes removes the grip of his competitor's feet. Front row: Anthony Spivey. Curtis Williams. David Dykes. Clay Kenedy. Rusty Bales. Walter Frazier. Rodney Mark, Tim Davison. Middle row: Kevin Welch, Sylvester Hall. Gary Peters, Darrold McKnight. Aaron Russell. Steven Witzke. Tim Moses, Feriando Hall, Greg Ackerman. Todd Tribby, Billy Bowers. Pat Riccinto, Ricky Frith, Shane McLung. Back row: Richard Fraysher, Mike Burgess. i 1 L- a ISPRinO SPORTS i .IKb BASEBALL Team members: front, David Williams, Eric Hood, Charles Home. Jeff Pace. Micky Fountain, Frankie Davis. Billy Bowers, Brent Miller; middle, Kenny McMair, Kevin Kirkland, Wayne Eunice. Coach Waldrop leads the team. Richard Fraysher, Greg Ballard, Charlie Billingsley, Randy Fralish; back. Coach Waldrop, Gene Smith, Jason McKennon, Kirk Walker, David Wilson, John Willabee, Billy Burkes. 162 Jeff Pace and Micky Fountain get into the swing of the game. 1987 Soccer Team: front, Tina Brossard, Christie Stettes, Nacola Lewis. Shane Strickland. Back, Esteban Baez, Kyong Jae Kim, Scott Shehane, Bryan Ware, Young Duk Cho, Richard Kerr, Young Jin Cho, Wade Doster. SOCCER Soccer can be both work and fun. These returning team members were Jordan's first-ever soccer team. Soccer players get ready for a big game. Esteban Baez and Kyong Jae Kim eye the soc- cer ball. Scott Shehane prepares to kick. 163 TENNIS TEAM Tennis Team: Paige Holland, Rana Welch, Jennifer Thames, Tara Lewis, Veronica Seats, Coach Nail. Veronica Seats prepares to hit the ball. 164 K Tara Lewis and Rana Welch get in some practice after school. Tennis Team: Richard Kerr. Ken Coggins. Casey Wallace. Team: Todd Tribby, Scott Settes, Scott Beegle, and Coach Jim Creek. Todd, you're supposed to watch the ball, not the cam- era I Scott Beegle seems enthusiastic about the game. 165 TRACK TEAM Track Team: front. Coray Sly, Lance Edney, Patrick Colvin, Charles Matthews, Joe Copeland; middle, Derek Upshaw, Marvin Perry, James Ash, Corey Alexander, Prank Upshaw; back, Greg Sly, Shelvy Howard, Willie Rozier, Kelvin Stephens. 166 Chris Pord shows the steps in a sprint. 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Friends Forever” Teresa Norwood Adelaide Bush Lori Lewis Shannon Bailey Cindy Barefield Rene Mobley Jennifer Lovering Lisa Prather Lynn Coppedge Lana Hamby Rana Welch 183 Paige Holland SENIOR HONORS James Anderegg: 1986-1987: VICA Sandra Ash: 1983- 1984: Lewis Thank You Award 1984- 1985: Lewis Thank You Award 1985- 1986: Varsity Cheerleader Honor Roll first five six weeks, Georgia Certificate of Merit, Columbus College Certificate of Merit, member of Confer- ence on Drugs in At- lanta, Lewis Thank You Award 1986- 1987: HERO. Lewis Thank You Award, Honor Roll Melinda Atkins: 1983- 1984: Lewis Thank You Award. Basketball Award 1984- 1985: Lewis Thank You Award 1985- 1986: Lewis Thank You Award; HERO 1986- 1987: HERO, JVHS Improve- ment Association Robert Bailey: 1983- 1984: Football 1984- 1985: Football 1985- 1986: Football, lettered; ROTC 1986- 1987: HERO, ROTC. Football Shannon Bailey: 1983- 1984: J.V. Cheerleader, Lew- is Thank You Award, Key Club, Student Council, Chorus 1984- 1985: Key Club, Sophomore Class Treasurer, Chorus 1985- 1986: Key Club, Junior Civi- tan. HERO. HERO Pub- lic Relations Officer 1986- 1987: Junior Civitan, vice- president; VICA, treasurer Cindy Barcfield: 1983- 1984: Lewis Thank You Award, Freshman Class President, Ju- nior Civitan, Perfect Attendance, J.V. Cheerleader 1984- 1985: Junior Civitan, Lewis Thank You Award, Class President, Per- fect Attendance 1985- 1986: Key Club, Junior Civi- tan, Lewis Thank You Award, Perfect Atten- dance. VICA 184 1986-1987: Junior Civitan, VICA. Lewis Thank You Award Daniel Bames: 1983- 1984: Lewis Thank You Award, Marching Band 1984- 1985: Lewis Thank You Award, Track, Honor Roll 1985- 1986: Lewis Thank You Award, HERO, Honor Roll, Most Im- proved Food Coop. Award 1986- 1987: Lewis Thank You Award, HERO Terri Bartlett: 1983- 1984: Lewis Thank You Award, Honor Roll, Perfect Attendance 1984- 1985: Lewis Thank You Award 1985- 1986: Lewis Thank You Award, Perfect At- tendance, President for Student Council Homeroom 11-1 1986- 1987: Student Council Vice- president for Home- room 12-1, Tumbling Team, JVHS Improve- ment Association Jeffery Bates: 1983- 1984. Lewis Thank You Award, Honor Roll, Spanish Club, Who's Who in For- eign Languages in Georgia and Florida High Schools 1984- 1985: Highest Academic Award in Spanish, Spanish Club Secre- tary, Lewis Thank You Award, Honor Roll. Who's Who in Foreign Languages in Georgia and Flori- da High Schools 1985- 1986: Highest Academic Award for Data Pro- cessing, Georgia Certificate of Merit Award, Lewis Thank You Award, Honor Roll, Perfect Atten- dance. Columbus College Certificate of Achievement, na- tional Honor Soci- ety, Mu Alpha Theta, Key Club. VICA 1986- 1987: National Honor Soci- ety. VICA, Mu Alpha Theta, Key Club, Math Team, Academic Team, Honor Roll, Principal's List, JVHS Improvement Associ- ation, Who's Who in American High School Students. Out- standing Senior nominee Chris Blackburn: 1983- 1984: Freshman Football, Junior Civitan, Lewis Thank You Award 1984- 1985: Junior Civitan, Lewis Thank You Award, VICA 1985- 1986: Junior Civitan, Honor Society. Lewis Thank You Award. VICA, Sec- ond Place Award in Shop at county fair 1986- 1987: Junior Civitan, VICA, Lewis Thank You Award, JVHS Improve- ment Association, First Place in Shop at county fair. Outstand- ing Senior Betty Blanding: 1983- 1984: Lewis Thank You Award. Honor Roll 1984- 1985: Lewis Thank You Award 1985- 1986: Lewis Thank You Award 1986- 1987: HERO, JVHS Improve- ment Association Marilyn Blanding: 1983- 1984: Lewis Thank You Award, ROTC. Honor Roll 1984- 1985: Lewis Thank You Award, ROTC. Drill Team 1985- 1986: Lewis Thank You Award 1986- 1987: HERO. JVHS Improve- ment Association Cherie Bolden: 1983- 1984: Student Council, J.V. Basketball, Cross Country, Lewis Thank You Award 1984- 1985: J.V. Basketball. Varsity Track. Lewis Thank You Award 1985- 1986: Varsity Basketball. Second Place State Basketball Team. Varsity Track, School Track Record in 110 low hurdles. Second Place in shot. Sixth Place in State in shot, Lewis Thank You Award, Third Place in Regions in low hurdles (110) 1986-1987: Varsity Basketball. Se- nior Council, Student Council, Lewis Thank You Award. DECA Billy Bowers: 1983- 1984: Wrestling Team, Key Club, Junior Civitan 1984- 1985: J.V. Football, Varsity Football, Baseball, Junior Civitan, Key Club, Spring Football 1985- 1986: J.V. Football. Offen- sive Player Award, Ju- nior Civitan, VICA, Spring Football, Out- standing Defensive Player in Baseball Award 1986- 1987: VICA, JVHS Improve- ment Association, Wrestling Team, Base- ball, VICA Skills Olympics Russell Brown: 1983- 1984: Lewis Thank You Award, VICA 1984- 1985: Lewis Thank You Award, VICA 1985- 1986: Lewis Thank You Award, VICA treasurer 1986- 1987: Lewis Thank You Award, VICA Cynthia Buford: 1983- 1984: Foreign Language Club, Who's Who in Foreign Language, Lewis Thank You Award 1984- 1985: Foreign Language Club, Lewis Thank You Award 1985- 1986: Outstanding Achieve- ment Award in FHA, Honor Roll, FHA, Lew- is Thank You Award 1986-1987: FHA. HERO Ted Burzynski: 1983- 1984: Lewis Thank You Award 1984- 1985: Lewis Thank You Award, Art League Treasurer, Out- standing Sopho- more Art Student Award 1985- 1986: Art League Vice Presi- dent. Outstanding Ju- nior Art Student Award. Outstanding Overall Art Student Award 1986- 1987: President of Art League, VICA Vice- President, Honor Roll, Outstanding Senior Art Student Adelaide Bush: 1983- 1984: Choral, Student Coun- cil, All-State Chorus. All-City Chorus, Junior Civitan, Key Club, Most Outstanding Freshman in English, Most Outstanding Freshman in Social Studies, Highest ninth grade academic aver- age, Outstanding Cho- ral Member, Drama Club, Lewis Thank You Award, Top 10% nEDT in nation. Model U.n., Academic Letter 1984- 1985: Choral. Student Coun- cil, All-State Chorus, Junior Civitan. All-City Chorus, Key Club, Most Outstanding Sophomore in Sci- ence, Most Outstand- SEMIOR HONORS ing Sophomore in So- cial Studies, Highest Sophomore Academic average. First Place in Region 2AAAA Drama, Drama Club, Hugh O Brian Leadership Foundation Award, First Place in Voice of Democracy Essay in Region. Fourth Place in Voice of Democracy Essay in State, Model U.n., International For- eign Language Award, Who's Who in Foreign Language. Third Place in Region 2AAAA Ex- temporaneous Speak- ing. Honor Roll. Aca- demic Bar 1985- 1986: Student Council Presi- dent, Junior Class President, Key Club President, Most Out- standing Junior in En- glish, Junior Civitan President, Most Out- standing Junior in So- cial Studies, Most Out- standing Latin Student, General Scholarship Award, Mu Alpha Theta, D.A.R. American Histo- ry Award. First Place Voice of Democracy Essay. Second Place Region 2AAAA Drama. Drama Club. Georgia Certificate of Merit. Who's Who Among American High School Students, Columbus College Teen Leader- ship, Columbus Col- lege Certificate of Achievement, Nation- al Honor Society, As- sistant Editor — Annu- al. Lewis Thank-You Award, Honor Roll, Ac- ademic Bar 1986- 1987: Student Council Presi- dent. National Honor Society President. Ju- nior Civitan President, Voice of Democracy Essay, Business Man- ager of Carmine and Grey, Mu Alpha Theta. Honor Roll, Lewis Thank you Award, HERO, Outstanding Senior, Academic Bar Lisa Campbell: 1983- 1984: Marching Band 1984- 1985: Marching Band 1985- 1986: Marching Band 1986-1987: French Club. VICA Wendy Lynn Campbell: 1983- 1984: Lewis Thank You Award 1984- 1985: Lewis Thank You Award 1985- 1986: Lewis Thank You Award 1986- 1987: DEC A John Carter: 1983- 1984: Lewis Thank You Award 1984- 1985: Lewis Thank You Award 1985- 1986: Lewis Thank You Award 1986- 1987: Lewis Thank You Award Lynn Coppedge: 1983- 1984: Lewis Thank You Award, lettered in Softball, Junior Civi- tan, Key Club 1984- 1985: Lewis Thank You Award, Junior Civitan 1985- 1986: Lewis Thank You Award. Junior Civi- tan, Key Club 1986- 1987: Junior Civitan, Lewis Thank You Award, VICA, JVHS Improve- ment Association Samantha Culpepper: 1983- 1984: Chorus, All-City Hon- or's Chorus, A-B Hon- or Roll. Lewis Thank You Award. Student Council, Outstanding Freshman in Science 1984- 1985: Chorus, All-City Hon- or's Chorus. Student Council, A-B Honor Roll, Lewis Thank You Award, Lettered in Chorus, Solo and En- semble Festival 1985- 1986: Chorus, All-City Hon- or's Chorus, Student Council, Lewis Thank You Award, Solo and Ensemble Festival, Literary Meet, Drama Club. Key Club International 1986- 1987: National Honor Soci- ety, Key Club Interna- tional President, DECA treasurer, Lew- is Thank You Award, A-B Honor Roll Michael DcBoc: 1985- 1986: Varsity and Junior Var- sity Football 1986- 1987: Lettered in Varsity Football. Senior Award in Football, VICA-DCT Steve Dixon: 1983- 1984: Lewis Thank You Award 1984- 1985: Lewis Thank You Award 1985- 1986: VICA, Honor Roll. Wrestling, Lewis Thank You Award 1986- 1987: VICA, Honor Roll. VICA Skill Olympics Wade Doster: 1983- 1984: Honor Roll, Lewis Thank You Award, Freshman Football 1984- 1985: Honor Roll, Lewis Thank You Award 1985- 1986. Bi-Phy-Chem Club, Award of Achieve- ment — Columbus College, Lettered in Soccer, National Honor Society, Lewis Thank You Award, Honor Roll 1986- 1987: National Honor Soci- ety, Varsity Wrestling, Lewis Thank You Award, VICA, Bi-Phy- Chem Club Twyla Dos well: 1983- 1984: Lewis Thank You Award 1984- 1985: Lewis Thank You Award 1985- 1986: Lewis Thank You Award 1986- 1987: FHA Gerry Dykes: 1984-1985: Wrestling 1986-1987: Art Club. DECA. Band Kenneth Ellis: 1983- 1984: VICA, Freshman Football 1984- 1985: VICA, Junior Varsity Football 1985- 1986: VICA. Wrestling 1986- 1987: VICA Sam Engelhardt: 1982- 1983: Band, Marching Band, Volleyball, Chorus. Pep Club, Kayettes, Track 1983- 1984: Band, Marching Band, Volleyball, Chorus, Art Club, Pep Club. Kayettes. Honor Roll. Show Choir 1984- 1985: Marching Band, Sym- phonic Band. Chorus. Art Club 1985- 1986: Band, Cross Country 185 SENIOR HONORS 1986-1987: Band. Chorus Melinda Enloe: 1983- 1984: FHA Secretary, Dance Troupe Secretary, Dancer 1984- 1985: EM A Treasurer. Dance Troupe Secretary. Dancer, Model in Eashion Show by the Squire Shop, Perform- ing Arts Dancer, Volleyball 1985- 1986: VICA, Lewis Thank You Award 1986- 1987: DECA Teresa Eubanks: 1983- 1984: Honor Roll, Lewis Thank You Award 1984- 1985: Lewis Thank You Award, Honor Roll 1985- 1986: Honor Roll, National Honor Society, For- eign Language Club, Columbus College Certificate of Achieve- ment. Georgia Certifi- cate of Merit, Who's Who in Foreign Lan- guage. Lewis Thank You Award 1986- 1987: National Honor Soci- ety Business Manag- er, Foreign Language Club. DECA, Out- standing Senior Nominee Angela Franks: 1983- 1984: French-German Club. Academic Excellence in French I, National Junior Honor Society 1984- 1985: French-German Club Historian, Junior Var- sity Tennis, National Honor Society 1985- 1986: Academic Excellence in French III, Citizen- ship Award in Human- ities, Most Outstand- ing Metro Tutor, Varsity Tennis, Na- tional Honor Society 1986- 1987: Student Council Rep- resentative, National Honor Society, French-German-Span- ish Club coming Committee 1986-1987: FHA, Junior Improve- ment for Student Council, Senior Deco- rating Committee Lisa Grant: 1984- 1985: Junior Civitan. Lewis Thank You Award 1985- 1986: Junior Civitan, Lewis Thank You Award 1986- 1987: DECA reporter Lisa Griffin: 1983- 1984: ROTC Drill Team. Basketball 1984- 1985: ROTC Drill Team, Basketball 1985- 1986: Basketball, Track 1986- 1987: Bi-Phy-Chem. Bas- ketball Jennifer Gunn: 1983- 1984: Symphonic Band, Marching Band. Lew- is Thank You Award, Honor Roll 1984- 1985: Symphonic Band, Marching Band, Flag Corps. Lewis Thank You Award, Honor Roll 1985- 1986: Symphonic Band, Marching Band, Flag Corps. Foreign Lan- guage Club Secre- tary, Lewis Thank You Award, Honor Roll 1986-1987: Symphonic Band, Marching Band, Flag Corps Captain. For- eign Language Club Secretary, Lewis Thank You Award, German Club, AS- TRA, Honor Roll Plikita Male: 1984-1985: Girls Chorus 1986-1987: Related Vocational Ex- perience (RVI) Bernadette Mall: 1983- 1984: Basketball 1984- 1985: Basketball 1985- 1986: Basketball 1986- 1987: Basketball, HERO. Jor- dan Improvement Association Karen Gerlach: 1983- 1984. Chorus 1984- 1985: Chorus, FHA. Quill, Honor Roll, Lewis Thank You Award 1985- 1986: FHA Historian, Honor Roll, Newspaper, Lew- is Thank You Award, Junior Class Home- Sylvester Mall: 1983- 1984: Freshman Football, Spanish Club 1984- 1985: Junior Varsity Football 1985- 1986: Junior and Varsity Football, Bi-Phy- Chem, Junior Varsity Basketball, Lewis Thank You Award 1986-1987: Varsity Football. Wres- tling. VICA Woodshop Club. Jordan High Im- provement Associa- tion, Bi-Phy Chem Club Deman Mallock: 1983- 1984: Marching and Sym- phonic Band 1984- 1985: Marching and Sym- phonic Band. Lewis Thank You Award 1985- 1986: Marching and Sym- phonic Band. Lewis Thank You Award 1986- 1987: Marching and Sym- phonic Band, Senior Blood Drive Lana Mamby: 1983- 1984: Student Council. Key Club, Lewis Thank You Award, Tennis, Junior Civitan, Honor Roll, Home Room Representative 1984- 1985: Student Council. Varsi- ty Cheerleader, Lewis Thank You Award. Key Club, Spanish Club, Junior Civitan, Honor Roll, Home Room Representative 1985- 1986: Student Council. Varsi- ty Cheerleader, Home- coming Court, Lewis Thank You Award, Ju- nior Civitan, Home- room representative 1986- 1987: Varsity Cheerleader (captain). Homecom- ing Court. DECA sec- retary, Jordan Im- provement Associ- ation, United States Cheerleader Achieve- ment Award Leslie Mamilton: 1983- 1984: Symphonic Band, Marching Band, All- State Band. All-City Band. Columbus College Honors Band. Outstanding Band student. Model U.N., 1st place American Legion Es- say Contest, 2nd place Law Day Essay Contest, Junior Achievement 1984- 1985: Symphonic Band, Marching Band, Model U.N., Colum- bus Youth Sympho- ny Orchestra, Out- standing Math Student, Highest 186 overall academic av- erage, 2nd place Expo '84 Essay Con- test. Governor's Honors Nominee, Lettered in Academ- ics, Lettered in Band, Carmen and Grey features editor. Outstanding English Student 1985- 1986: Symphonic Band, Marching Band. 2nd Lieutenant of Band, Model U.N., Robert M. Barr Outstanding Bandsman, Out- standing Math Stu- dent. Outstanding Science Student, Highest overall aca- demic average, let- tered in Academics. Mu Alpha Theta, Na- tional Honor Soci- ety. Governor's Hon- ors Alternate, 1st place Southwest Georgia Women's Political Caucus Es- say, Columbus Col- lege Certificate of Achievement, Geor- gia Certificate of Merit, Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents, Carmine and Grey assistant editor 1986- 1987: Symphonic Band, Marching Band 1st Lieutenant, Mu Al- pha Theta Vice Pres- ident, National Hon- or Society Vice President, Math Team. Century III Leadership School winner. Century III state finalist, DAR Good Citizenship Award, national Mer- it Commendation, Carmine and Grey editor-in-chief. Se- nior Class President, Outstanding Senior. All-City Band, Sorop- timist Youth Citizen- ship Award Ronald Hamilton: 1983-1984: 1st Place Southwest Georgia Women's Po- litical Caucus Essay Contest 1983- 1984: Lewis Thank You Award 1984- 1985: Lewis Thank You Award 1985- 1986: Junior Achievement 1986- 1987: DECA. Student Council Jennifer Hardin: 1983- 1984: Lewis Thank You Award 1984- 1985: Chorus, Lewis Thank You Award 1985- 1986: Lewis Thank You Award 1986- 1987: Lewis Thank You Award, Red Jacket editor, Jordan Im- provement Associa- tion, HERO Lynette Hass: 1983- 1984: Lewis Thank You Award, March of Dimes Walk-a-thon 1984- 1985: Lewis Thank You Award. March of Dimes Walk-a-thon 1985- 1986: Lewis Thank You Award, March of Dimes Walk-a-thon 1986- 1987: Lewis Thank You SEMIOR HONORS Award. March of Dimes Walk-a-thon Coressa Hatchett: 1983- 1984: Lewis Thank You Award 1984- 1985: Lewis Thank You Award 1985- 1986: Chorus 1986- 1987: Key Club, HERO. Jor- dan Improvement Association Angela Hawkins: 1983- 1984: German Club, basket- ball, tennis 1984- 1985: German Club, volley- ball, tennis 1985- 1986: German Club, tennis 1986- 1987: HERO Denise Hill: 1983- 1984: Marching Band, Sym- phonic Band, Junior Civitan, Student Council 1984- 1985: Marching Band, Sym- phonic Band, Junior Civitan. Key Club, Lewis Thank You Award 1985- 1986: DECA, Honor Roll. March of Dimes Walk-a-thon 1986- 1987: DECA, Honor Roll, Jor- dan Improvement Association Olin Hiott: 1985-1986: Tenspeed Club Paige Holland: 1983 1984: Lettered in Varsity Softball, Lettered in Tennis, Drama. Lew- is Thank You Award, A-B Honor Roll 1984- 1985: Persephone, lettered in Varsity Softball, let- tered in Tennis, Chorus, Lewis Thank You Award, Junior Civitan, A-B Honor Roll 1985- 1986: Lettered in Varsity Softball, lettered In Tennis, food Co-op Program, HERO. Ju- nior Civitan, Lewis Thank You Award. National Honor Soci- ety, A-B Honor Roll 1986- 1987: Lettered In Varsity Softball, lettered in Tennis, DECA Vice President, 1st place DECA Apparel and Accessories — Su- pervisory Level Contest. Patricia Holloway: 1983- 1984: Drill Team. Lewis Thank You Award, Honor Roll, Perfect Attendance, March of Dimes Walk-a- thon 1984- 1985: Honor Roll. Lewis Thank You Award. Drill Team, EHA 1985- 1986: Drill Team, Lewis Thank You Award, 4- H'er of the Year, Mock Wedding 1986- 1987: fHA. HERO Vice Presi- dent. Clerk typist in of- fice, Mock Wedding. Key Club, Platoon leader of A company, Jordan Improvement Association Charles Horne: 1985- 1986: Baseball, Honor Roll, Lewis Thank You Award, Bi-Phy-Chem 1986- 1987: Baseball. Lewis Thank You Award Shclvy Howard: 1983- 1984: Perfect Attendance. Honor Roll, Class Clown 1984- 1985: Honor Roll, Drill Team, Lewis Thank You Award 1985- 1986: Junior Varsity and Var- sity Basketball. Junior Achievement 1986- 1987: Outstanding Senior, Cross Country Team, Mr. Tripp'' voted by friends. Jordan Im- provement Associ- ation LaShawn Huguley: 1983-1984: Lewis Thank You Award, ROTC 1986-1987: Related Vocational Instruction Lashun Hu ling: 1983- 1984: Chorus 1984- 1985: Chorus 1986-1987: Honor Roll. Lewis Thank You Award, FHA Rusty Humphrey: 1983- 1984: Junior Beta Club. Baseball, Football. VICA 1984- 1985: Junior Beta Club. Baseball, Miller County Volunteer Fireman and Hustle Award, VICA 1985- 1986: March of Dimes Walk- a-thon. Lewis Thank You Award 1986- 1987: March of Dimes Walk- a-thon, Blood Donor, Lewis Thank You Award, Jordan Im- provement Associa- tion. Senior Council Representative. Car- mine and Grey printer layout Yulonda R. Jackson: 1983- 1984: Perfect Attendance Award, Lewis Thank You Award, March of Dimes Walk-a-thon 1984- 1985: Lewis Thank You Award. Junior Achievement Award, March of Dimes Walk-a-thon, $300 Sale Award in Junior Achievement 1985- 1986: Junior Achievement and Award, Lewis Thank You Award, Foreign Language Club, Mock wedding 1986- 1987: Key Club, Foreign Lan- guage Club. German Club, DECA, Junior Achievement, Jordan Improvement Associa- tion, Honor Roll, March of Dimes Walk- a-thon, Lewis Thank You Award Anthony Johnson: 1983- 1984: Drill team, ROTC, Freshman Football, Lewis Thank You Award 1984- 1985: ROTC 1985- 1986: Football, Drill team, ROTC. basketball. Re- verse Beauty Pageant 1986- 1987: Football, basketball Darlene Johnson: 1983- 1984: Lewis Thank You Award 1984- 1985: Lewis Thank You Award 1985- 1986: Lewis Thank You Award 1986- 1987: HERO secretary. Mock Wedding Jarrell Johnson: 1982-1983: Basketball, Football 1984- 1985: Basketball, Track 1985- 1986: Mock Wedding 1986- 1987: The School's Fool (self-appointed) Angela Jones: 187 1983- 1984: Lewis Thank You Award 1984- 1985: honor Roll 1985- 1986: Mock Wedding, March of Dimes Walk-a-thon, honor Roll, Lewis Thank You Award, FHA 1986- 1987: Drill Team, FHA, Span- ish Club president. Military Ball Queen. ROTC 2nd Lieutenant Jerry Jones: 1983- 1984: Perfect Attendance Award, Football 1984- 1985: Football 1985- 1986: ROTC Squad leader 1986- 1987: HERO Levy Jones: 1983- 1984: Freshman basketball 1984- 1985: Varsity basketball 1985- 1986: Varsity basketball 1986- 1987: Varsity basketball. Cross Country Miriam Kegler: 1983- 1984: Junior Varsity Basket- ball. Cross Country, Lewis Thank You Award 1984- 1985: Junior Varsity Basket- ball, Track, Lewis Thank You Award 1985- 1986: Varsity basketball. Track, Lewis Thank You Award 1986- 1987: Varsity Basketball Oreg Kelly: 1983- 1984: 2nd overall in Oolf 1984- 1985: 1st overall in Golf 1985- 1986: honor Roll 1986- 1987: VICA Clay Kennedy: 1984- 1985: Wrestling 1985- 1986: Wrestling 1986- 1987: Wrestling, VICA James King: 1983- 1984: Freshman Football, ROTC 1984- 1985: Junior Varsity Foot- ball, ROTC 1985- 1986: Junior Varsity and Var- sity Football. VICA- DCT 1986- 1987: Varsity Football, VICA- DCT Kathy Kite: 1983- 1984: Lewis Thank You Award 1984- 1985: Lewis Thank You Award 1985- 1986: Lewis Thank You Award, A-B honor Roll SENIOR HONORS 1986-1987: Lewis Thank You Award David Langley: 1984- 1985: Lewis Thank You Award. Perfect At- tendance Award 1985- 1986: Junior Varsity and Var- sity Football. French Club Vice President. Foreign Language Club. Lewis Thank You Award, Perfect Atten- dance Award 1986- 1987: French Club President, Foreign Language Club, VICA Carissa Anne Lawton: 1983- 1984: Band. All-City Band, 1st Chair Clarinet, De- bate, 5th place Affir- mative Team at Mary Persons Tournament, 2nd place Team in re- gion, Model U.M. — 1st place Middle Pow- er, Student Council, Drama — A Midsum- mers Might Dream, Oral Interpretation, Lewis Thank You Award, honor Roll 1984- 1985: Marching Band, Flag Corps. All-City Band, Columbus College Honor Band. Debate, 11th place Speaker at Mercer Tournament, 3rd place Negative Team at Mercer Tour- nament, 1st place in region, 3rd place in state. Oral Interpreta- tion, 1st place Expo 84 Essay Contest, Model U.N., Lewis Thank You Award. Drama, Lettered in Debate, lettered in Drama, honor Roll 1985- 1986: Debate co-captain. Model U.N., National Honor Society. Mu Alpha Theta, Georgia Merit Student, Honor Roll 1986- 1987: Debate, Model U.N.. National honor Soci- ety assistant secre- tary, Mu Alpha Theta president. Student Council secretary. Math Team, high School-College En- rollment program. Mercer Step-Ahead 86 participant. Who's Who Among Ameri- can high School Stu- dents, Honor Roll, Principal's List, Lewis Thank You Award. Georgia Merit Stu- dent, DEC A, Carmine and Grey Assistant Editor Ted M. Lee: 1983- 1984: Lewis Thank You Award 1984- 1985: Lewis Thank You Award, Varsity letter — Drill Team 1985- 1986: Lewis Thank You Award, Georgia Cer- tificate of Merit, Var- sity letter — Drill Team 1986- 1987: head to head Team Tim Lee: 1983- 1984: Industrial Arts 1984- 1985: Industrial Arts 1985- 1986: Industrial Arts 1986- 1987: DECA Lori Lewis: 1983- 1984: Freshman Class Trea- surer, Student Council representative. Chorus, Junior Varsity Cheerleader, Pride Conference represen- tative. Lewis Thank You Award, All-City Honor's Chorus. Scholastic Award. Principal's List. Aca- demic letter 1984- 1985: Sophomore class Vice President, Chorus, Scholastic Award, Principal's List. Lewis Thank You Award. Key Club, Junior Civitan. Academic Bar 1985- 1986: Junior Civitan. Key Club, Lewis Thank You Award, Scholas- tic Award, honor Roll, Academic Bar, Columbus College Certificate of Merit, Georgia Certificate of Merit. Social Science Fair, Who's Who Among American high School Students 1986- 1987: Senior class Vice-pres- ident, National honor Society Treasurer. Ju- nior Civitan Treasurer, Outstanding Senior, Newspaper staff (Sports Editor), Stu- dent Council Repre- sentative, SAIL partici- pant, Scholastic Award, honor Roll. Lewis Thank You Award, HERO Mu Al- pha Theta Treasurer Anthony Long: 1983- 1984: Freshman Basketball 1984- 1985: Junior Varsity and Var- sity Basketball 1986-1987: VICA Jennifer Lovering: 1983- 1984: Key Club 1984- 1985: Junior Civitan, Lewis Thank You Award 1985- 1986: Junior Civitan, Lewis Thank You Award 1986- 1987: Junior Civitan, Lewis Thank You Award, VICA Felicia Luttrell: 1983- 1984: Girls Chorus, FHA, Ju- nior Varsity Cheer- leader, FHA 1984- 1985: Advanced Girls Chorus, Student Council represen- tative, FHA, Out- standing FHA member 1985- 1986: Mixed Chorus Secre- tary, Student Council, homecoming Court, FHA Vice-president. Outstanding FHA Member 1986- 1987: FHA president, VICA Tina Lynn: 1983- 1984: Varsity softball 1984- 1985: Varsity softball 1985- 1986: Varsity softball 1986- 1987: Varsity Softball, Senior Council Julia Micole Marshall: 186 1983 1984: Drill Team, Lewis Thank You Award 1984- 1985: Drill Team, Lewis Thank You Award 1985- 1986: Mock Wedding bride, Lewis Thank You Award, Key Club 1986- 1987: Key Club, Lewis Thank You Award Tereasa McDaniel: 1984- 1985: Varsity softball, Lewis Thank You Award 1985- 1986: Varsity Softball. DECA 1986- 1987: DECA David McKinney: 1983- 1984: Participated in Rotary Club Day of 1984. Lewis Thank You Award, Perfect Atten- dance, honor Roll 1984- 1985: 1st place One Act Play, participated in Colum- bus College Computer Contest, Honor Roll. Academic Award, Cer- tificate of Excellence in Personal Computers, Junior Achievement, Rotary Club Career Day participant. Pride Conference repre- sentative 1985- 1986: American Legion Boys State, Columbus Col- lege Computer Con- test, Summer Eco- nomics Institute (6 weeks at Pratt Whit- ney), 2nd place One Act Play. Model U.N., Junior Achievement. Georgia Certificate of Merit, Winner of Move to Freedom essay contest. Honor Roll, national Honor Soci- SENIOR HONORS ety Chaplain. Junior Class Vice-president, Head to Head team, 3rd in City-wide Sci- ence Fair, Mu Alpha Theta 1986-1987: Foreign Language Club president. SAIL representative. Who's Who Among American High School Students. Ac- ademic Team Cap- tain. Rotary Club Day. Academic di- ploma — 4 years — Math, English, Sci- ence, Social Studies Robin E. Miller: 1983- 1984: Chorus, Honor Roll 1984- 1985: Chorus, Honor Roll 1985- 1986: Chorus, Lewis Thank You Award 1986- 1987: HERO, Junior Civitan, Lewis Thank You Award Shayne Miller: 1985- 1986: Football 1986- 1987: Football Shannon Rene Mobley: 1983- 1984: Lewis Thank You Award 1984- 1985: Lewis Thank You Award 1985- 1986: Lewis Thank You Award 1986- 1987: Junior Civitan, VICA- DCT Antonietta Tonya nobles: 1983- 1984: Junior Varsity Cheer- leader, Explorer Club Treasurer, Student Council, Lewis Thank You Award, Honor Roll. Athletic Award for Cheerleading 1984- 1985: Varsity Cheerleader. Drama — Persep- hone, Honor Roll, Lewis Thank You Award 1985- 1986: Student Council, Key Club, National Honor Society, Lewis Thank You Award. Resource Studies Award. Annu- al Staff 1986- 1987: Varsity Cheerleader co-captain. Outstand- ing Senior, Student Council, Key Club, National Honor Soci- ety, United States Cheerleader Achieve- ment Award, Honor Roll Teresa Morwood: 1983- 1984: Homecoming Court, Lewis Thank You Award. Girls Ensem- ble, Freshman Cheerleader 1984- 1985: Homecoming Court. Sophomore Class Secretary, Student Council 1985- 1986: Junior Class Secre- tary, Lewis Thank You Award, Junior Civitan, Student Council. Key Club 1986- 1987: Homecoming Court. Junior Civitan Secre- tary, VICA Secretary, Lewis Thank You Award Julie O'Hearn: 1983- 1984: Lewis Thank You Award 1984- 1985: Chorus 1985- 1986: One Act Play, Extem- poraneous Speaking, Key Club 1986- 1987: Student Council, Se- nior Council, Jordan Improvement Associ- ation, Lewis Thank You Award, Oral Interpretation Dorothy Patrick: 1983- 1984: Lewis Thank You Award 1984- 1985: Lewis Thank You Award 1985- 1986: Lewis Thank You Award, Perfect At- tendance, Honor Roll. Key Club award and officer 1986- 1987: Key Club award. Neighborhood Or- ganization for Se- nior Citizens. Office clerk, DECA Micole Poe. 1983- 1984: Perfect Attendance, Principal s List, Most Outstanding Student in Business. March of Dimes Walk-a-thon 1984- 1985: Honor Roll. Perfect At- tendance, Most Out- standing Student in Business, March of Dimes Walk-a-thon, FBLA, Lewis Thank You Award, Model U.N. 1985- 1986: Principal’s List, Perfect Attendance. Most Out- standing Student in Business, March of Dimes Walk-a-thon, FBLA reporter, Lewis Thank You Award. Na- tional Honor Society. Most Outstanding Stu- dent in German, Mu Al- pha Theta, Columbus College Certificate of Achievement, Georgia Certificate of Merit, Summer Economics Institutes participant. Who's Who Among American High School Students, Foreign Lan- guage Club 1986-1987: SAIL participant. Hon- or Roll. Foreign Lan- guage Club, National Honor Society Secre- tary, Mu Alpha Theta, Who's Who Among American High School Students. Lisa Prather: 1983- 1984: Freshman Class Secre- tary. Student Council Representative. Lewis Thank You Award 1984- 1985: Key Club, Student Council representa- tive, Lewis Thank You Award, Spanish Club 1985- 1986: Key Club, Student Council representa- tive, 2nd place social science fair, Lewis Thank You Award 1986- 1987: Student Council trea- surer, Junior Civitan, Key Club, VICA-DCT. Jordan Improvement Association Tracy Queen: 1983- 1984: Drama Club 1984- 1985: Gymnastics 1985- 1986: Gymnastics, cheer- leading 1986- 1987: VICA-DCT Denise Ramsey: 1983- 1984: Marching Band, Sym- phonic Band, Student Council, Lewis Thank You Award 1984- 1985: Concert Band, Lewis Thank You Award 1985- 1986: VICA-DCT, Lewis Thank You Award 1986- 1987: VICA-DCT. Lewis Thank You Award Tijuana Ramsey: 1983- 1984: Lewis Thank You Award, Honor Roll 1984- 1985: Lewis Thank You Award, Honor Roll 1985- 1986: Lewis Thank You 189 SENIOR HONORS Award. Junior volun- You Award. Perfect At- Award. Symphonic 1986-1987: Lettered in Football, teer for Medical Cen- tendance, Robert M. Band, Marching Basketball and Track, ter. honor Roll Barr Award for Most Band, Student Received senior 1986-1987: Lewis Thank You Outstanding Band Council representa- awards in each sport Award, Foreign Lan- Student. Mu Alpha tive, Junior guage Club. DECA, Theta, Drum Major, Achievement Scott D. Smith: Honor Roll. Astra . UGA National honor 1985-1986: Marching Band, Sym- 1983-1984: Lewis Thank You Club Band, Debate Team, phonic Band, Lewis Award, honor Roll honor Roll, Crew of Thank You Award, 1984-1985: Lewis Thank You Pat Rice in to: Persephone. Gover- Student Council rep- Award, Junior 1983-1984: Wrestling nor's honor Nominee resentative. German Achievement 1984-1985: Wrestling — Band, Solo Club Secretary 1986-1987: VICA, Junior Civitan 1985-1986: Wrestling, Soccer Ensemble 1986-1987: Lewis Thank You 1986-1987: Football, Wrestling. 1985-1986: Marching Band, Sym- Award, Symphonic Gene Smith: VICA. Junior Civitan. phonic Band, Pep Band, Marching 1983-1984: Lewis Thank You Jordan Improvement Band, Lewis Thank Band. Band Captain Award, honor Roll Association You Award. Perfect At- 1984-1985: Lewis Thank You tendance. Mu Alpha Shannon Shiver: Award Willie Rozler: Theta Treasurer, 1983-1984: Foreign Language 1985-1986: Lewis Thank You 1983-1984: Freshman Football. Drum Major, UGA Na- Club Award. National Freshman Basket- tional honor Band, 1984-1985: FHA honor Society ball, Junior Varsity honor Roll, Gover- 1985-1986: FHA, Outstanding Stu- 1986-1987: Lewis Thank You Football, Lewis nor's honor Nominee dent Award for home Award, Baseball. Thank You Award — Band. Solo and En- Economics, Lewis VICA parliamentari- 1984-1985: Varsity Football, Ju- semble. lettered in Thank You Award an, Jordan Improve- nior Varsity Basket- Band, Student Coun- 1986-1987: FHA, VICA, Lewis ment Association. ball, Lewis Thank You cil Representative, Co- Thank You Award National honor Soci- Award. Track, let- lumbus Youth Sym- ety. Outstanding tered in Football phony. Robert M. Barr Keith Simmons: Senior 1985-1986: Lettered in Varsity Award for Most Out- 1982-1983: ROTC Football. Junior Var- standing Band Stu- 1983-1984: ROTC, lettered as Susan Starnes: sity Basketball, Let- dent, Columbus Col- Football Manager 1983-1984: Junior Varsity Cheer- tered in Varsity Bas- lege Certificate of 1984-1985: Lettered in Football leader. Student Coun- ketball, Lewis Thank Achievement 1986-1987: VICA-DCT cil, Lewis Thank You You Award, Football 1986-1987: Marching Band, Sym- Award, Chorus co-captain phonic Band, Pep Inger Simmons: 1984-1985: Student Council, Lewis 1986-1987: Lettered in Varsity Band. Lewis Thank 1983-1984: FBLA, Lewis Thank Thank You Award, Football, Co-captain You Award, Mu Alpha You Award Chorus award in Football, Theta Secretary, 1984-1985: Lewis Thank You 1985-1986: Lewis Thank You Varsity Basketball, Drum Major, honor Award Award Lewis Thank You Roll. Tennis, Out- 1985-1986: Lewis Thank You 1986-1987: HERO. Senior Council Award. Senior Award standing Senior. All- Award. Foreign Lan- in Football, Senior City Jazz Band, Math guage Club Kelvin Bernard Stephens: Award in Basketball, Team, National honor 1986-1987: Key Club, VICA-DCT, 1983-1984: Basketball VICA Sergeant at Society. Who's Who Foreign Language 1984-1985: Basketball Arms Among American Club president 1985-1986: Basketball Deb Sanders: 1983-1984: Marching Band. Lewis High School Students David K. Skeen: 1986-1987: Basketball Thank You Award Tammy Lynn Sellers: 1983-1984: Wrestling Jennifer Thames: 1984-1985: Marching Band. Flag 1986-1987: DECA 1984-1985: Wrestling 1983-1984: Tennis Corps. Lewis Thank You Award 1985 1986: DECA, Lewis Thank You Award 1986 1987: DECA. Lewis Thank You Award Michele Sea Use: 1985- 1986: DECA 1986- 1987: DECA Veronica Seats: 1983- 1984: Marching Band, Sym- phonic Band, Pep Band, Lewis Thank You Award, Perfect Attendance 1984- 1985: Marching Band. Sym- phonic Band, Pep Band, Lewis Thank Wanda Sheffield: 1983- 1984: Lewis Thank You Award. Foreign Lan- guage Club 1984- 1985: Lewis Thank You Award 1985- 1986: Lewis Thank You Award 1986- 1987: Lewis Thank You Award, HERO Secre- tary. Annual Staff co- class editor Charles Allen Shierling, Jr.: 1983- 1984: Lewis Thank You Award, Symphonic Band, Marching Band, French Club 1984- 1985: Lewis Thank You 1985- 1986: Wrestling. VICA 1986- 1987: VICA Donny Slocumb: 1985- 1986: Tennis 1986- 1987: VICA, Senior Council. Jordan Improvement Association Greg Sly: 1983- 1984: Lewis Thank You Award, Lettered in Varsity Basketball 1984- 1985: Lettered in Basketball and Track, 2nd in Dis- cus for the Region and went to State Track Meet 1985- 1986: Lettered in Football. Basketball and Track 190 SENIOR HONORS 1984- 1985: Tennis 1985- 1986: Tennis. VICA Bryan Taylor: 1985-1984: Lewis Thank You Award, Art Club 1984- 1985: Lettered in Wrestling, Most Improved Wres- tler Award, Lewis Thank You Award, Art Club, Junior Civitan 1985- 1986: Lettered in Wrestling, Advanced to State Wrestling Tourna- ment, Junior Civitan, Art Club 1986- 1987: VICA, Junior Civitan Ada Thomas: 1984- 1985: ROTC 1985- 1986: FHA, 3rd place in Fair for Red Velvet Cake, Certificate of Out- standing Performance for Dance in FHA, 5th place in Fair for Rock- ing Horse for VICA, Woodshop 1986- 1987: FHA Sheila Thomas: 1983- 1984: Honor Roll, Lewis Thank You Award 1984- 1985: Lewis Thank You Award 1985- 1986: Honor Roll. Lewis Thank You Award, Student Council rep- resentative, Certifi- cate of Proficiency in Shorthand I, Key Club. Foreign Lan- guage Club 1986- 1987: Senior Class secretary. Homecoming Queen, DECA, Key Club, DECA Regionals. Apprecia- tion Certificate for par- ticipation in the Spe- cial Olympics Veronica Thomas: 1983- 1984: Lewis Thank You Award 1984- 1985: Lewis Thank You Award. Valentine Queen, Student Council representa- tive. Model U.n., Honor Roll 1985- 1986: Lewis Thank You Award. Student Council Secretary. Key Club, Junior Class Treasurer 1986- 1987: Lewis Thank You Award, Senior Class Treasurer, Key Club, DECA, Student Council repre- sentative Sharon Warren: 1983- 1984: Lewis Thank You Award, Junior Varsi- ty and Varsity Basketball 1984- 1985: Lewis Thank You Award, Junior Varsi- ty and Varsity Bas- ketball, Track. For- eign Language Club 1985- 1986: Lewis Thank You Award, Varsity Bas- ketball, FHA 1986- 1987: Varsity Basketball. All Tournament Team — Christmas Tourna- ment, Track Softball, Key Club, Lewis Thank You Award 1986-1987: Lettered in Softball and Tennis, Junior Civitan, Student Council, Senior Council, Honor Roll Randall Clayton Wiggins: 1983- 1984: Lewis Thank You Award 1984- 1985: Perfect Attendance Award, The Quill staff 1985- 1986: Newspaper Staff, FBLA, Honor Roll 1986- 1987: Newspaper Staff Aretha Williams: 1983- 1984: ROTC 1984- 1985: FBLA, Lewis Thank You Award 1985- 1986: FBLA, Lewis Thank You Award 1986- 1987: HERO Sam Williams: 1984- 1985: Junior Varsity and Var- sity Football, Junior Varsity Basketball 1985- 1986: Lettered in Varsity Football 1986- 1987: Lettered in Varsity Football, Senior Award David Wilson: 1983- 1984: Freshman and Junior Varsity Football, Most Valuable Player for Freshman Football 1984- 1985: Varsity Football, Varsi- ty Baseball, Most Out- standing Pitcher Award, Honorable Mention, All-Bi-City Baseball 1985- 1986: Varsity Football co- captain award. Varsi- ty Baseball, All-Bi- City Baseball Team, Leading Hitter Award 1986- 1987: Varsity Football, R.A. Pop'' McCaghren Award, Scholastic Award — Football, Varsity Baseball Lavera Wilson. 1983- 1984: Honor Roll, Perfect At- tendance Award, Lew- is Thank You Award 1984- 1985: Honor Roll, Perfect At- tendance Award, Lew- is Thank You Award 1985- 1986: AKA, Foreign Lan- guage Club. Lewis Thank You Award, Perfect Attendance Award 1986- 1987: DECA norman Watson: 1983-1984: ROTC, Lewis Thank You Award 1985- 1986: VICA, Bi-Phy-Chem 1986- 1987: VICA. Bi-Phy-Chem Rim Weems: 1983- 1984: Honor Roll 1984- 1985: Honor Roll, Spanish Academic Award, Lewis Thank You Award 1985- 1986: DECA Treasurer, Lewis Thank You Award 1986- 1987: DECA Rana Welch: 1983- 1984: Freshman Class Vice- president, Junior Var- sity Cheerleader, Let- tered in Tennis, Honor Roll, Junior Civitan, Lewis Thank You Award, Drama Club 1984- 1985: Lettered in Softball and Tennis. Honor Roll, Lewis Thank You Award. Student Council. One Act Play 1985- 1986: Lettered in Softball and Tennis, All Tour- nament Team for Christy Willis: 1983- 1984: Lewis Thank You Award, Student Council, Chorus 1984- 1985: Lewis Thank You Award, Student Council, Chorus, Red Jacket Chorale, All-City Chorus, Su- perior Rating in Solo Ensemble Festival. Service Trophy, Honor Roll, Scholas- tic Award 1985- 1986: Lewis Thank You Award, Student Council, Chorus, Red Jacket Chorale, Girls Chorus, All- City Chorus. Local All-Stated Chorus, Superior Rating Solo Ensemble Festival, Literary Meet, 3rd place Social Science Fair. Drama Club. Honor Roll 1986- 1987: Lewis Thank You Award, Work Pro- gram. HERO person- al relations chairper- son, Honor Roll, HERO 191 DID WE CELEBRATE? We celebrated education. We celebrated being cool. We celebrated smiling faces. We celebrated adapting to new faces. 192 We celebrated 2:30. Cassandra Blanding looks elated as Ready for the World member Melvin Riley gives her a hug; Ready For the World participated in a fund-raising basketball game in the Red Jacket gym. 50 AND PROUD 193 SPECIAL EVENTS AT JORDAN CREATE CLOSENESS Adelaide Bush volunteers to give blood at the blood drive. After giving blood, a few students eat cookies and drink juice to Some Jordan students, along with Mrs. Chavez's daughter Josie, help with FLC recuperate. luncheon for the teachers' planning day. Coach Sharpe and Mrs. Seagles admire the many objects from foreign countries. Aimy Le and Carol Morrison help serve at the luncheon. SPECIAL EVENTS For fifty years Jordan students and staff have worked hard to have special, innovative, and unique events. This year was no different. On these two pages we highlight three of those events: the winter mock wedding, presented by members of the Family Living class; the blood drive, sponsored by the Student Council, and the foreign foods luncheon, sponsored by the Foreign Language Clubs and held for the faculty and staff. Mr. Screws is one of the first volunteers in the blood Lisa Prather and Michelle Parkerson help Red Cross Workers, drive. Tracy Person is a very pretty attendant. Della Mixson and Stephen McDaniel were the nervous bride and groom. Serving were Nikita Hale, Beth Qunn. and Gloria Thomas. Mother'' Teisha Allen. ’Rev. Lisa Griffin, and Mother Dianne McDaniel. 195 friendship. taking breaks. learning. pride and patriotism. winning. Christmas! fun and fund-raising. AUTOGRAPHS A Ackerman, Gary Greg 44, 100, 142, 159 Adair, Joey Adams, Jerry Wayne 69 Adams, Michael 44. 69, 138, 102 Adams, Michael W. 59 Alexander, Corey B. 14. 44, 150, 154, 166 Alexander, Dexter Urone Alexander, Rachel Rena 44, 89, 94. 97, 99 Alexander, Rodney L. Alexander, Toby M. Alford. Catherine L. 44, 102, 107, 145 Alford, Jerry Lee II 69 Allen, Marchrista Allen. Ralph 112 Allen, Teisha D. 40, 44, 195 Alston, Lenoard A. 11 Anderegg. James J. 18, 102, 107 Andrews. Alan Lawton 69 Andrews, Barbara Jean 44, 101, 107 Antley, Theresa D. 59. 94 Antonich, Thomas Vincent 59 Aplin, Kenith C. 107 Arendell, Christine E. 44 Armbrust, Sven 69 Armour, Andrea Marie 69, 75, 112, 113 Ash. James H. 154, 166 Ash. Sandra D. 18, 100, 107 Ashford, Umbra L. 69, 112, 143 Atkins. Melinda D. 18, 100, 107 B Baez. Esteban 14, 17, 44, 110, 163 Baggett, Bennie Ray 112, 114, 115, 138 Bagley, Cynthia D. Bailey, Carolyn Rafael 44. 99, 112, 145 Bailey. Herman Robert 18, 100, 107 Bailey, Shannon Leann 18. 25, 101, 102, 105, 183 Baker, Tilisa Bales, Carolyn R. 69 Bales, Charles R. Jr. 59. 138, 142, 159 Bales, Marilyn L. 69 Bales, Vickey Teresa 59, 107 Ballard, Gregory Allen 59 Ballard, Gregory Dewayne 69, 162 Banks, Frederick 69 Banks, Serena B. 4 Barati, Tanya Lynne 4. 44, 89, 94 Barefield, Cynthia M. 18, 105, 107, 183 Barfield, Richard Paul 69. 143 Barfield, Vicki L. 69 Barker, Jimmy R. 69 Barnes, Joseph Daniel 18, 22, 100, 107 Barnes, Todd Anthony 69 Barnett, Wendy 44, 107 Barron, Brian K. 59. 102, 107 Bartlett, Connie L. Bartlett, Cory L. 59. 92 Bartlett, Terri M. 18, 97, 107 Bass, Joseph L. 54 Bates, Jeffery J. 18, 41, 93, 96, 102. 104, 107 INDEX Battle, Kelly Battley, Wilbur A. 59 Batts, Kelly G. 107 Beegle, Scottie L. 59, 112, 113, 114, 165 Belden, Lisa J. 70 Bellamy, Stevie 70, 112 Bellamy, Yolanda D. 70 Benefield, George William 44 Benford, Peter Anthony Bennefield, William K. Berge, Brian D. Berge, Lena Renee 70. 137 Berry, Jeffery 44 Beyer, Sherry Leigh 70 Biggcrs, Vickey D. 65, 97 Billingsley. Charles Earl 8, 44, 138, 162 Billingsley, Kimberley Ann 69, 70. 144, 145, 155 Billingsley, Mark 44, 108 Black. Jeremy R. 59 Black, Richard M. 7, 44, 138 Blackburn, Christopher M. 18, 25. 41, 82, 102, 104, 105, 107 Blanding, Betty J. 19, 107 Blanding, Cassandra F. 70, 112, 193 Blanding, Marilyn J. 19, 100, 107 Blizzard, John Henry III 143, 138, 70 Boggs, Tracy E. Bolden. Cherie R. 6, 19, 40, 95, 103, 107, 152, 153 Bolin. Stephanie Dawn 70 Borders, Cynthia Borders, Lakesha 70, 112, 113, 167 Bowens, Tabatha Joan Bowers. Billy I. 8. 19, 102, 105, 107, 159, 162 Bowers, Donna Gene 70 Bowman, Jimmy F. Ill 59 Boyd, Rosa Marschella Brady, Thomas Frank Branscomb, Adarryll L. 112, 113 Braswell, Charles Jeffrey 70 Brightwell, Jennifer Lynn 8. 40, 44, 99, 109 Broadnax, Gregory Broadnax, Gwendolyn Brock, Angela R. 70, 145 Brooks, Christopher B. 44 Brooks. Marcus 19. 107 Brooks, Robert L. 59 Brooks. Rodney L. 70, 107, 156 Brossard. Tina Rene 45, 163 Browder, Cynthia Denise Browder, Jay 45 Brown, Berry C. 59 Brown. Beverly E. 59, 98, 107 Brown. Carey E. Brown. Charles Russell 19, 102, 107 Brown, Christopher L. 142 Brown. Christopher Scott 19 Brown, Crystal Michelle 70, 109 Brown. Douglas, Raymond 112 Brown, Gary Todd 45, 54, 86, 93. 98 Brown. Jason W. 59, 107 Brown, Jeffrey T. 45 Brown. Jonathan A. 71 Brown, Scott M. 70, 98, 99, 100, 107 Brown, Sherice S. 70 Brown, Sheryl Francine 70 Bruce, Patricia Faye Brummitt, Tiflfeney L. 59 Bryan, Melody E. 59, 98 Bryant, Sherri Lashawn Buckner. David H. 13, 45, 85, 86. 87, 89, 93, 94, 95. 98, 99, 106, 107, 111 Buford, Christine Buford, Cynthia 100, 101, 107 Burgess. Kimberly Renee 70, 155 Burgess. Michael Eli 70, 109, 158, 159 Burkes, Billy John 70, 162 Burkett, John J. 45 Burkett. Veronica Lee Burt, Charles Raymond 45, 114. 115 Burt, Charlotte Patricia 19, 100, 107, 113 Burzynski, Ted John 19, 86, 92, 102 Bush, M. Adelaide 19, 41, 82, 88, 97, 103, 104, 105, 107, 111, 183, 194 Bush, Philip 70, 97, 107, 143, 156 Butler, Renee 59, 167 C Cain. Isabelle Colleen 59 Caldwell, Demetrice 59 Calvin, Orsometh Campbell, Kelly Lin 103 Campbell, Lisa Michelle Campbell, Lynn Wendy Campbell, Wendy 20, 59 Cannon, Ginger Denise 70 Carman, Lisa D. Carman, Mia C. Carmichael, Charlotte Ann 59, 107, 111 Camey, Richard B. 45, 138 Carter, Charles Henry Carter, Christopher B. Carter. Cynthia L. 4, 11. 45, 89, 94. 145 Carter, Edythe 70 Carter, John D. 20, 107 Carter, Monica 70 Cash, Tina M. 112, 113 Casteel, Vickiy Deshawn Casto, Gus Daniel 142 Chadwick, Larry 70 Chambliss, Rhonda L. 45 Chambliss, Robert Todd 70, 121 Chandler. Dustin Chaney, Marcus Charleston, Kimbley Devote 97, 112, 113 Chatman, Tonya Machelle 59, 152 Cherry. Tina Renee Chesser, Ronnie D. Chestnut, Christopher L. 45 Childree, Melissa Carole 70, 137 Childres, Lavertis Lamont 100, 102, 107 Childs, Lori Kristan 70 Cho, Young Duk 70, 163 Cho, Young Jin 45, 163 Clark, Lisa 46, 102 Clark, Shalana D. 14, 46 Clark, Troy Alan Clemmons, Myra Ruth 5. 46, 99 Clemons, Marcus Dewitt 71 Cobb, Beverly Renea 11 Cobb, Calvin Jerome 71 Cochran. Eddie 112, 113 Cochron, David 71 Coe, Jimmy Earl Jr. 20, 105 Coggins. Ken R. 71, 107, 112, 156, 164 Coleman, Clayton 46 Coleman, Ray 59 Collier. Steven Anthony 46 Collins, Patricia Lynn 71 Colvin, Bonnie Ann 103 Colvin, Patrick H. 86. 154, 166 Colwell, Rebecca Lynn 112, 113 Comar. Schmohn A. 46 Comar, Ursula G. 71 Cook, Dennis M. 46, 97, 107 Cook, Michael Douglas 59 Cook. Michelle Lynn Cook, Steven W. 59, 69, 71, 109 Cooks, Stephen Merrell Cooper, Jeffrey L. 19, 84, 85, 41, 107, 138, 139, 150, 151 Copeland, Joseph K. 59, 154, 166 Coppedge. Becky L. 12. 20. 41, 102, 107. 183 Coppedge, Ronda Leigh 71, 145 Corbitt. Donald Clinton 59 Cotton, Willie Clifford Coursey, Stacey Leann 71 Cowell, Diana Marie 4, 94 Cowell. Patricia A. 46 Cowell. Victoria 15, 20. 92 Cox, Stephanie Rena 17, 46, 99 Coyle, Christopher Alan 46 Coyle. Joseph Wayne 59 Crawford, Bridget Crayton, Keitha D. 59. 98, 136 Creamer, Waymond Deland 71 199 Creel, Derek Scott 71 Crocker, Christopher Wyatt 11, 46, 102. 110 Crocker, Lisa Leann 71 Cross, Dewey Leon 71 Crouch, Jennifer Ann 20, 103 Crowell, Ed Crowell, Tangie 46, 106 Culpepper, Calvin C. 46, 102 Culpepper, Samantha M. 20, 40, 41, 103. 104, 106 Cummings, Ronald Joseph Cunningham, Laura A. 103 Cureton, Sharon Elaine 71 Curtis, Cherie Denise 4, 59, 94, 112 D Dainton, Teresa L. 71 Dallas, Stacy Marie Dalton, Audrey D. 71, 101 Darlington, Stephanie Kay 71. 94 Dasinger, Angelina David. Felicia L. 59 Davidson, Myrtice Ann 71 Davis. Angela Rene 72. 96 Davis, Charles L. 72, 112 Davis. Huey F. 59. 138, 162 Davis, Jacqueline 5, 155 Davis. Jennifer Paige 72. 137 Davis, Joey Joseph 112, 114 Davis, Jonathan Christian Davis. Kevin S. 46 Davis. Marci A. 60, 107 Davis, Marcus 60, 107, 112, 113 Davis, Richard Glen 59, 107, 138, 139, 156 Davis, Ronie 60 Davison, Gayneli T. 72, 112 Davison, Tim 143, 159 Dawson, Leslie 46 Deal, Michael Shane 107 Deboe. Michael John 20, 102, 138 Denson, Katrina D. 39, 60. 95, 96, 97, 106. 109, 111 Denson, Shawndrea M. Dimes, Martin Luther Dixon, Stephen E. 12, 20, 102, 107 Doleman, Ramona D. 112 Domingue, Elizabeth M. 72 Dorriety, Brian S. 14, 46, 107, 112. 113 Doster, James W. 20, 95, 102, 104, 163 Doswell, Twyla 20, 101 Driver. Cecilia Lynne 20. 100 Driver, Kimberly 72, 99 Dubois. Tracey Lynn 72 Duffey, John Michael 112, 113, 114. 115 Dugard, Tammy R. 46 Dupriest, Theresa Dyke, Victoria Rose 60 Dykes, Gerald W. Dykes. Patrick S. 46 E Eason. Sean Patrick 72, 99, 128, 143 Edcs, Sharon L. 60 Edmonds, Carissa 40, 46, 54, 95, 97. 99, 110 Edney, Lance L. 60, 154, 166 Eide, Larry 72 INDEX Elliott, Marcie L. 60 Ellis. Angela F. 60 Ellis, Deanne Michelle 46. 99. 103, 136 Ellis, Denise M. 47 Ellis. John Cecil 72, 96. 143 Ellis, Kenneth T. 21. 92, 102 Ellison, Alfred Lamar 156 Ellison, James P. Elmore, Willie E. 14, 47, 102 Enfinger, Kathy Diane 4, 72. 94 Engelhardt, Samantha 21 Enloe, Billy Wayne 72, 112 Enloe, Melinda Ann 21, 103 Epps. Byron K. 72 Epps, Larry 138, 143, 156 Epps. Mary 4 Ervin, Jarrod P. 60 Eubanks, David Eubanks, Larry G. Eubanks, Teresa W. 21. 23, 41. 99. 103, 104 Eunice, Kenneth Wayne 60, 162 Evans. Linda S. 21, 100 Everhart, Sonya T. 112 Ezell, Connie M. 47, 103 F Fairchild, Chrissie Lynn Fairchild, Denise Elizabet Faircloth, Nathan E. 60. 109 Ferraioli, David 72 Fields. Nathaniel J. 47, 112, 114, 115 Fiorello, Donna Marie Fiorello, Mary F. 47 Fisher, Brian William 47, 103 Fisher, Chong Im Fitzpatrick, David Jermane 72, 156 Fitzpatrick, James C. 107 Fitzpatrick, Joe Cecil 72 Flanagan, Cindy D. 47 Fletcher. Angelia L. 60, 69, 109 Flowers, Michael Todd 47 Ford. Christopher 21, 41, 107, 150 Fortson, Deshawan Maria 47 Fortune, Timmy L. 60 Foster, Nancy L. 40, 99 Foster, Stacey P. 72 Foster, Wendy Gayle 72 Fountain, Nicky Wayne 73, 162 Fralish, Randy D. 73. 162 Franks, Angela 21. 41, 97, 99, 104 Fraysher, Richard 47, 103, 105, 138, 159, 162 Frazier, Arthur Lamar 73. 107 Frazier, Walter L. 47, 109, 158, 159 Fretwell, Charles Earl 47 Frith, Rickey Eugene 47. 102, 159 G Gaines, Roberta 60. 136 Garrett, John W. Ill 73 George, Martha Louise 73, 94, 97 George. Tracey Katherine Gerlach, Karen Anne 21, 101, 107, 204 Gibson, Kendall Lange 73 Gibson, Vickie S. 47 Gilbert, Dexter Derrell Gilley, Michael R. 47, 109 Gilliland. Jerald P. 47 Glenn, Tommy A. 102 Glover, Kim 36, 38, 39, 40. 47, 103. 106 Golden. Carol Ann Golden. Ronald 60 Golubski, Tammy Lynn Gonzales, Isabel R. Goodloe, Sherry 60 Good son, Todd D. 47 Goodwin, Allyson Renee 60 Goodwin, Lisa Diane Gordon, Steven Phillip 47, 96. 97, 109 Gore, Theresa L. 60, 101, 109 Goss, Talethia J. 60, 106 Gould, Marcus E. 73 Granison, Lopez L. 60 Granison, Tracy L. 40, 47 Grant, Kelita G. 155 Grant, Kerry Dwayne Grant, Lisa Carolyn 21. 103 Grant, Sharon Rena Grant, Willie 60, 97 Green, Carlos R. 73 Green, Leroy Jr. 48 Greenhaw, Richard N. 60 Greenless, Melissa Annette 73 Grier, Andrea L. 60 Grier, Beverly 73, 112, 113, 155 Griffin, Lisa P. 6, 21. 95. 98. 107, 152, 175, 195 Grimes, Iris D. 12 Gunn, Elizabeth Gail 15, 39, 40, 48, 102, 195 Gunn, Jennifer 8, 21, 26. 99, 109 Gunn, Kelvin 7 Gunn, Stephanie 60, 112 H Haines, Derika D. 60 hale. Nikita M. 22, 195 Male, Sabrina 60 haler, Michelle L. 15. 60. 99 Hall. Bernadette 22, 100, 173, 181 hall, Brian J. 61 hall. Feriando 48, 146, 147, 159 hall, Katrina L. 61, 112, 113, 115 hall, Sylvester 22, 95, 102, 107, 159 hallock. Deman 22, 107, 109 Mamby, Alisa R. 73, 107 Hamby, Lana 8, 22, 35, 38, 41, 103, 107, 136, 183 Hamilton, Leslie M. 18, 22, 40. 41, 83. 85, 86, 96, 103, 104, 109, 111 Hamilton, Ronald W. 22, 97, 103 Hampton, Michael A. 73 Hampton, Tara D. 73, 107 Hancock, Terry L. 61. 138. 139, 142 Hand. Tammie Deann 14, 48, 102 Harden, Bradford R. 48 Hardge, Jeffrey T. 73, 112, 115, 138 Hardge. Stephanie 73 Hardin, Jeffrey Lee 61, 107, 142, 204 Hardin, Jennifer 22, 27, 107, 109, 204 Harmon, Marvin T. 73 Harmon, Tammy Denise 73 Harris. Arnold 48, 92 Harris. Kathy 4, 48. 94 Harris, Letitia Ann Harris. Michael A. 48. 103, 112, 113 Harris, Wanza 73, 156 Harrison, Felicia Deon 73, 112, 115, 155 Harrison, Patrice 73« 97, 101 Hart. Coralina Marie Hart. Michele 61, 100 Hartzog, Philip Joe 14, 49 Harvey, Tami Denise 73. 112 Harwood, Sally L. 61 Hass, Lynette 22 Matcher, Robert Houston 61 Hatchett. Coressa M. 22, 100, 106, 107 Hawkins. Angela A. 23, 100 Heath, Wendy 49. 107 Heckman. Dusty Deanne 40, 49, 92. 107 Hedden, Gregory K. 49. 92, 138 Medden, Jeff D. 73. 112, 114 Helgerson, Amanda 61 Henderson. Dorothy J. 61 Henderson, Torando 4 Henderson. Wanda Rome Henley, Debra Ann Hennessee, William C. Herring. Evelyn M. 61 Herring, Gerald T. 73 Hester, Jeffery S. 61, 107 Hicks, Shannon Elaine 61 Hightower. Stacey B. 107 Hill, Arthur J. 15 Hill, Chadwick Jerel 89, 94 Hill. Charles Edward 73, 156 Hill, Denise L. 22, 103 Hill, Shelia R. 61 Hill, Suprena D. 49 Hill, Trunda Udene 49 Hindsman, Robbin C. 61 Hinton, Sylvia D. 112 Hiott, Olin David 22 Hixson, Ben 49, 112 Hixson, Della A. 100, 195 Hixson, Dionne Y. 61 Hodge, Jeffrey K. 49, 105 Hodge, Randal 60. 142 Holder, Jonathan Floyd Holland, Beverly Paige 22, 86, 87, 97, 103, 104, 144. 145, 164, 183 Holland, James Henry 107 Holland, Tiffany Therese 73, 137 Holley, David 73 Holloway, Amy J. 49, 102 200 Holloway, Patricia 4, 6. 22, 100, 101. 106 Holloway, Pinkey L. Holman, Carmen Maria 62, 107 Holt, Allison P. 73 Holt, Toriano Jermaine 9, 73, 138, 143, 156 Hood, Eric Michael 73, 162 Hood, Wendy R. 62, 107 Hopkins, Julie L. 97, 99 Hopkins, Korey Nikita Home, Charles 22, 162 Horton, Yancey A. 73 Houchens, Brian T. 62 Howard, Shelvy D. 23. 41, 146, 147, 150, 151. 166 Hubbard. AI K. 92 Hubbard, Bettie J. 4 Huckelba, Brenda G. 6, 94 Huckelba, May J. 74 Huey, Bebe Louise 74, 87. 89. 94 Huff, Donna E. Hughes, Jonathan L. 74 Huguley, Lashawn 23 Huling, Lashun D. 23. 101 Hulsey, Christopher James 74 Humphrey. Russel S. 7, 14, 23, 24, 40, 107, 174 Humphries, James Bonner 74. 112, 114 Hunter, Mary Lisa Hunter, Reba A. 49 Huntington, Tammy Michele 74, 98, 129 Huntington, Timmy L. 49, 103 Hussey, Tommy Lamar 62, 69. 107, 112, 113 Hutcherson, Pamela D. 4. 74 Hutchison, Marion S. 62 Hysmith, Jason Heath 74, 112 Hysmith, Sandra 103 I Ingram. Regial R. Irby, Tonja D. 74 Irions, Daniel T. 102, 112, 115 J INDEX Jackson, DafTina T. 62, 136, 167 Jackson, Daryl Jackson, Kristy L. 74 Jackson. Lois Renee 94 Jackson, Priscilla A. 112, 113 Jackson, Ronnie W. Jackson. Thomas Wade 74 Jackson, Yulonda 23, 99, 103, 106 James, David L. James, Isaah James, Lenard 143 Jasper, Michael D. Jenkins, Sherikei 62 Johnson. Anthony 23. 139, 150 Johnson. Arica Michell 74, 112 Johnson. Jarrell Johnson, Kellie Leigh 37, 38, 39, 74, 97, 98. 107 Johnson, Lisa M. Johnson, Lisa R. 62 Johnson, Mitch 74 Johnson, Ramona Darlene 24, 100 Johnson, Rhonda Y. 49 Johnson, Rita V. 62, 94 Johnson. Tasha L. 62, 152, 155, 167 Johnson, Tonia R. 62, 136 Jones, Alfrieda Elaine Jones, Angela Michelle 24, 99, 112,113 Jones, Charles W. 62, 112, 114, 115 Jones, Jerry Williams 24, 29 Jones, John W. 74, 107 Jones, Kenneth B. 156 Jones, Levy Lamar 24. 146, 147, 150 Jones. Marcus A. 156 Jones, Patrion M. 24, 100 Jones, Tabitha Jordan, Jessica Renee 74 K Karschnick. April Lynn 74, 94, 107 Kegler. Cassandra 9, 49, 85, 97, 152, 153, 167 Kegler, Miriam L. 24, 152 Kelley, Darrell 74 Kelly. Gregory L. 24, 102 Kennedy, Joseph C. 24, 102. 105, 158, 159 Kemodle, Finis P. Kerr. Richard Thomas 40, 50, 99, 107, 110, 146, 147, 163, 164 Kidwell, Nathan Allen 62 Kim, Chong Ye 107 Kim, Kyong Jae 62, 68, 96, 107, 163 Kim, Sun Tu 74, 112 King, Bruce King, James Ervin 5, 24, 95, 102 King, Lonnie King, Michael T. 74. 112 Kirkland, Darrell K. Kirkland, Kevin Earl 50, 162 Kirven, Jonathan M. 63 Kissane, Tommy Kitchens. Vicky L. 69. 74, 107 Kite, Katheryn L. 24 Knowles, Betty J. 11, 50. 107, 113, 115 Kraft, Kelly Lynn Kraft, Tracy L. 63. 86. 99, 145 Kyser, Cammy Robin L Lagana, Michael 63 Lagrand, Michelle D. 49 Landers, Brenda 74 Landrum. Melissa Kaye 63, 97. 98, 111 Langley, David M. 7, 24, 99 Langley, Deborah Lynn 74. 107 Law, Teresa M. 36, 38. 63, 98. 137 Lawrence, Denise S. 63, 97 Lawrence, Earnest Lawrence, Marvin D. 7, 8, 50, 138, 140, 141, 150 Lawrence, Tanya E. 39, 74 Lawton, Carissa A. 25. 41. 86, 96, 98, 104. 107, 111 Le. Aimy T. 4. 11. 50, 87, 89. 94, 99, 194, 204 Lee. Ted 25, 41, 93, 174 Lee, Timothy James 25. 103 Lehman, Keith Edward 63, 112, 114. 138 Leonard, Sherri Lynn Leonard, Twyler R. 63 Lewis, Kathy Michelle 13, 74, 107 Lewis, Lori S. 18, 25. 40, 41, 82, 97, 100, 104, 105, 107, 111, 183 Lewis, Nacola 50. 112, 114, 144, 163 Lewis, Tara K. 5. 48, 86, 92, 93, 144, 145, 146, 147, 164 Lewis, Tracy L. 63 Lewis, Travis L. 61. 110 Lindsey, Jereatha M. 40, 50, 85. 98, 99, 103, 106, 107 Lingo, Dana A. 17, 50, 94 Littrell, Stephen W. Long, Anthony Ray 7. 25 Love, Darius Tishakha 74 Love, John Thomas 50 Lovering, Jennifer Renae 15. 25, 102, 105, 107. 183 Lovett, Alison Lee Lovett. Dennis K. 63, 107 Luckey, Aaron J. 63, 142 Luke, Corley C. 74, 112, 143 Lumpkin, Jeannie 50, 100, 107 Lumpkin. Johnny W. 63 Luttrcll, Felicia D. 25. 101, 178 Lynn, Tina M. 25, 107, 145 M Maddox. Virgil L. 74, 109 Madric, Barbara Lachelle 50, 100 Madrie. Tammy Luchille 74 Madry, Conchetta Frances 6. 63 Mahone. Shanda L. 63 Manning, Tracy Rena Marano, Allison S. Marano. Anthony Joseph 25, 102, 105 Mark. Rodney 63. 159 Mark. Terry L. 75, 143 Marshall, Julia Nicole 106 Martin, Michele M. 75 Martin, Tony Wayne Mason. John E. 100, 112, 113 Mathis. Cecelia R. 75 Mathis, Charles 63, 154 Matthews. Angel 75 Matthews. Harry Kent 62, 75 Matthews, Jerry C. Jr. 63. 138, 141, 166 Mays, Robert W. 25, 100, 107 Mcardle, Angela C. McBride, Robert Gene 25, 102 McCaskill, Darron 10, 50, 102, 112,113 McClellan. Tammy D. 63. 110 McClung, Wesley S. 63 McConnell, Tisa M. 38, 39, 40. 50 McCorkle, Sandra I. 94 McCormick, Ralph 50, 114 McCoy, Michael 75, 112, 114 McCray, Shabarbara 100, 112 McDaniel. Dianne L. 89, 94. 195 McDaniel. James A. 75, 94, 107 McDaniel. Rita S. 94 McDaniel. Stephen 94, 195 McDaniel, Tereasa F. 26, 103 McDonald, Gary 63 McDonald, Michel Peter McDonald, Paul H. 50. 107 McElhaney, Wayne 75 McGee, Kenneth M. 107 McGinnis. Mark Dee McGuire. Julie Ann 63, 107 McKenzie, Steven Miles 75 McKinney, David Cameron 26, 41. 83. 86. 93. 98, 99. 104 McKinnon, Michael J. 75, 162 McKissic, Neatra Lee 75 McKnight. Christopher J. McKnight, Darrold K. 112, 159 McLendon, Phillip Paul 75. 109 McNair. William K. 63, 107, 142, 162 McNemar, Rebecca L. 63, 107 McQuinn, Tammy R. 107 Mercer, Eric H. 63. 107 Merritt, Deandra 75 Merriweather, Ronald E. 75, 143 Mickle, Marcus Brian 63 Miles, Teresa Ann 112, 113 Miller. Brent F. 50. 162 Miller, Robin 26, 100, 105 Miller, Shayne H. 26, 107, 138 Milner, Teresa V. Minick, Larry Christopher 63, 98, 107 Minik, Jared 98 Mitchell. Markus 75, 143 Mitchell, Michael 26, 95, 99, 107, 109 Mitchell, Stephanie A. Mitchell. Trade Deeann 50 Mitchell, Wesley L. Mobley, Shannon R. 26. 105, 107, 171, 183 Mock. Lisa Ann 63, 107 Mock, Sherry 63 Moler, Bobby Joe Montgomery, Sherri L. 16. 50. 100 Montgomery, Sheryl L. 16, 51, 100 Moody, Gymane Horizous 75 Moody. Valecia G. 100 Mooneyham. Paul D. Moore. Demetrius Moore. Marcie Delaina 75 Moore, Marcus L.V. Moore, Nichole Marie 75. 137 Moore, Rodney L. 61. 63, 107 Moore, Rosa Denise 64, 107 Moore, Shelly Leanne 51 Moore. Timothy S. 51 Morgan, Anitra Dianne 64, 92, 107 Morgan, Barbra Lynn 75 Morgan, Ramona 75 Morris, Annie Lois Morris. Kathleen D. 51 Morrison, Carol A. 51, 112. 113, 194 Morrison, Katherine Lynn 64, 99, 201 INDEX 107 Moses. Timothy Terrelle 64, 107, 109. 159 Motes. Edward Brad 76 Mott. Arlen Eugene 87. 89, 94 Mott, Yolanda Y. 51 Mumpower. Mary Catherine 76 Murphy. Wytrenia L. 51 Myers, James R. 76 N Napier, Jimmy Ray 76 Napier, Patricia Lynn 76 Nell. Dennis Andrew 12 Nell. Terry Dean 92 Nelson, Glenn Alan 76, 138, 143 Nelson, Norman E. 10, 51, 112 Nelson. Rachel D. 76 Nelson, Trina Faye Newman. Amy G. 51, 103 Newsome, David Lorenzo Nicholson. Jennifer Laurie 68, 76, 107, 137 Nicholson, Kathy Jo 64, 109, 112,114 Nix, Leonard W. 76 Nobles, Antonietta T. 26, 41, 83. 97, 104. 106, 107, 136 Nolin. Rhonda L. 76 Nordmeyer, Dana Louise 39, 64, 85, 95, 96. 106, 107, 109, 111 Norman, Olin Cleveland III 76 Norrell. Christina A. 76. 107 Norrell, Timothy R. 76 Norris, Angela Lynn Norris, Charlie Norris. Penney 64 Norsworthy, Perry C. Norwood, Teresa D. 26, 35, 38, 41. 102. 105. 107, 183 O O'Heam, Julieanne 26, 40, 97 Odom. Pamela Vemell 51, 107 Ogletree, Daniel 107 Olvera, Gregory Carson 76, 121 O Neil. Brian K. 107 Owens, Robby Allen Owens, Terry Eugene 107 P Pace, Jeffrey K. 64, 162 Pace, William M. 40, 51 Paden, David Pair, Troyce Shawn Parham. Shirley Ann 94 Parham, Tammy Parhams, Alfret 76, 109 Park, Joseph R. 64, 107 Parker. Carla Denice 40, 51, 99 Parkerson. Michelle R. 76, 137, 195 Pasion, Geraldine Almonte Pate, Kathy D. 52, 112, 113 Pate, Michael J. 76, 107 Patrick. Allon M. 64, 102, 107 Patrick. Dorothy 27 Patrick, Sophia Loren 76, 112 Patterson, Tina R. 64, 107 Paul, Jerri Lynn 52, 103 Paul, Michael B. 100 Payne, Jennie L. 64, 110, 136 Payne, Kenneth C. 52, 102 Payne. Tyrone E. 7. 52 Peardon, Jerry Lee Perkins. Walter 107 Perry. Melvin 154. 166 Perry. Tiffany 64 Person. Tracy R. 27. 106. 107, 195 Peters. Gary Robert 76. 159 Peters, Sandra 45. 52, 106 Peterson. Keith B. Peterson, Lorenzo A. Peterson, Teresa 107 Pettee, Earl B. 64 Pettis. Shannon L. 76 Pettis. Tracie L. 17. 52. 99 Pettus, Jerry W. 64 Petty. Danny 64, 107, 112, 114 Petty, Wendy Leigh 115 Phillips, Daphaine Phillips. Michael R. 76, 138. 143 Phillips, Randy 64 Phinney. Rebecca Pickem, Tara Lynn 76, 137 Pickett. Anita 64 Pickett. Ashante Q. 76 Pickett, Debbie E. Pierce, Jason B. 7, 86, 92. 93 Pierce, Robert Clark Piersons, Reed Christopher Piett. Misilla A. 4, 52. 92 Pittman. Benjamin 76 Pitts. Louciett E. 64, 97, 109 Pitts, Mark Anthony 76. 107 Poe. Nicole L. 23, 27, 41, 99, 104 Pollard. Laveme Pollard, Stacy 76 Pope, Tommy Darrell 76. 112, 113, 114 Pough. Terri D. 52. 99, 152 Powell, Isabella 27, 41, 107 Powell, Leland Francis 76 Powell. Robert W. 64, 107 Powers, Dawn Teresa 76. 107 Prather. Lisa D. 27, 41, 97, 105, 107, 183. 195 Price, Christina 76 Price. Ronald L. 64. 112, 113 Pirtchett, Norma G. 52, 62 Pritchett. Roshan Proudfit, Christopher S. 52 Proudume, Delenia E. 64 Pugh. Cassandra A. 27. 113 Pugh. Johnny L. 64, 113, 114 Pugh. Marcus A. Purvis, Stephen Patrick 64, 112, 113, 114 Q Queen, Tracy Michele 27, 102 R Radney, Reginald Terrell 143, 156 Railey, Catherine Lynn 64, 92 Raleigh. Anthony 7, 16, 52, 138. 141 Ramsey, Denise 27 Ramsey, Tijuana J. 27, 99, 103 Randall, David Jason 40, 138 Ratledge, Hayley M. 64 Rebiduc, Kimberly A. 77, 101 Reed, Brenda Jeanne 77 Reese, Ella D. 64 Reese, Linda R. Reeves, Robert Carden Jr. 64, 138, 139, 142 Register, Jo Adrain 77, 109 Renfroe. Diana 4. 52 Renfroe, Sherry A. 52 Rennie, Michael Shane 77. 143 Resendez. Teresa Dawn 71. 77, 107, 112, 113 Reynolds, Adell C. Reynolds. Angela 64 Riccinto. Patrick John III 27. 41, 102, 105, 107, 159 Richardson. Elaine 52 Richardson, Paul Daniel 102 Rigsby, Maria F. 5. 13. 17. 52. 95, 99, 110 Ritchie. Loxie R. 52, 106 Roberson, Jimmy B. 77 Roberson. Phillip S. 28, 41, 94 Roberts, Larry 61, 66, 99, 100 Robinson, Candice Joy Robinson. Sandra 52. 100 Robinson. Stephen Alexander 77 Rogers, Jackie D. Rogers, Robin LaPaul 4, 77. 94 Rogers. Samantha L. 4, 64. 94 Rosella, Leigh Anne 77, 107 Rozier. Daniel J. Rozier. Willie 8. 19, 28, 102, 138. 150, 166 Russell, Aaron 65. 109, 159 Russell, Arix 65 S Salie, David James 52, 99, 112, 114 Sanders, Christopher W. 102, 107 Sanders, Cynthia D. Sanders. Deborah M. 28, 103 Sanders, Jason E. 65 Sanders. Lemmule Sanders, Michael Sanders, Rhonda Lee 77 Sanders, Tillman 77 Sandlin. Jason L. 77, 107 Sanes, Kathryn F. Sanks, Nancy 65 Sapp, Michelle L. Savage, Lisa Renee 65, 98 Scalise. Kathryn Michele 28. 103 Scott, George J. 9, 77, 143, 156 Scoven. James R. 52 Scroggins, Michael J. 77. 109 Sears, Samuel 16, 77, 112, 113 Seats, Bonnie Denise 65. 88, 109 Seats. Veronica Ann 5. 26, 28, 40. 41, 84, 88, 107, 109, 164 Seegar, John D. 77. 138, 143 Seegar, Julie K. 28, 41 Sellers, Lori A. 53, 103, 107 Sellers, Tammy Lynn 28. 103 Senior, Bernadette Senior. Sonya M. 4, 77. 94 Senior, Yolanda Yvonne Shackleford, John F. Shaw, Cabritta D. 14, 53 Shealey. Daryl 53 Sheffield, Wanda Marie 27. 28, 100, 110 Shehane. Scott A. 7, 10, 53, 106, 163 Shelton, Christopher Gene 77, 107 Shelton, David 77 Sheppard, Christopher 53, 94 Sheppard, Johnny 53, 138 Shierling, Charles Allen J. 5, 28, 41, 109 Shipp, Reginald 10, 78, 112, 113 Shipp, Stacey M. 78 Shiver, Shannon J. 28, 101, 102 Shorts, Marcus Keith Sim. Kyong Bo Simmons, Brian Matthew 78 Simmons, Inger A. 15. 29, 97 Simmons, William Keith 20, 29. 102 Simons. Michael S. 53 Simonson, Christian 53, 112, 114, 115, 142 Skeen, David Kirkland 29. 102. 107 Slaughter. Stephen T. Slocumb, Dana Ann 39. 78 Slocumb, Donald T. 8, 29, 40 Sly, Coray 112, 154, 166 Sly, Gregory 5, 29, 41, 83, 138, 150, 151, 166 Smith, Adrienne D. 78, 91, 101 Smith, Bart Starr 78. 97, 138, 143 Smith, Bennie L. Smith, Billie Jo 53, 102, 107, 110 Smith, Christopher L. 65 Smith, Cynthia Denise Smith, Eugene A. 29, 41, 84, 102, 104, 105, 162. 180 Smith, Leeshean 65 Smith, Scott Dewayne 29, 102, 105, 107 Smith, Steven Michael 65 Smith, Tracy Elaine Smith. Tyrone 53. 102 Snead, Teri 53, 78. 94 Sneed, Timothy L. 78. 156 Snellgrove, Joyce Snider. Wanda F. 65 Snyder, Kimberley Ann 8, 65, 69, 109 Solomon, Brenda Lee 65 South, Jeffrey A. 78. 138 Spencer, Anthony 78, 112 Spetter, Tamara A. 65 Spivey, Anthony 53, 112, 159 Spurlock, Sherry Ann 29, 41, 92 Standridge, Mary F. 53 Stanford, David Harmon Stanford, Tony C. 78 Stanford, Tyrone Stanley, Franshata 65. 38 Stanley, Reginald 69, 78, 156 Stapleman, Liesa 78 Starling, Terri Ann 112, 113 Starnes, Susan R. 29, 100 202 Starnes, Traci M. 66, 99 Statham, Eric R. 66 Staton, Marvetta E. 29 Steen, Beatrix Belinda 66 Steen, Daniel Ray 107 Stephens, Kelvin 30, 146, 150, 151, 166 Stephens. Melissa Denise Stepp. Steed Stettes. Christie E. 53, 54, 99, 106, 110, 163 Stettes, Scott K. 66, 165 Stoe, Richard 142 Stonebraker, Aliena 62, 66 Strickland, Clarence Prank 30 Strickland, Denise Renae 66 Strickland. Robert Shane 47, 53, 95, 106, 110, 163 Surles, Belinda Ruth 6, 40, 53, 86. 92. 93. 95, 107, 111 T Tabb, Lisa Charlene 53 Talley, Billy 66 Tanner, Raymond James 78, 112, 114 Tanner, Tamber Darlene 66 Tanner, Tammy 66 Tarver. Jerry Tarver, Terry Taylor. Angela L. Taylor, Bryan James 30. 105 Taylor, Gretta L. 78, 101 Taylor. Sean P. 53. 102, 105, 107 Taylor. Tony Lee Temples, James E. 53 Temples, Wesley Eugene Tew, Michele L. 66 Thames, Jennifer E. 30, 41, 164 Thomas, Ada 30, 101, 107 Thomas. Angela A. Thomas, Anissa Simone Thomas. Barbara A. 53, 106 Thomas, Cassandra P. Thomas, Curtis Thomas, Cynthia D. 66 Thomas, David 78 Thomas. Gloria J. 30, 195 Thomas. James Thomas, Joel 7, 8, 138, 140, 142, 143, 150, 151 INDEX Thomas, Kellie P. Thomas, Natasha A. 66. 112, 113, 167 Thomas, Sheila Chantine 17, 18, 30, 34, 38, 40, 41. 103, 106 Thomas. Veronica E. 18, 30, 40, 41. 84, 97, 98, 103. 106 Thomas. Vincent Edward 66 Thomas. Wilma D. Thomaston. David Earl 54 Thompson. Annie M. 16, 66, 155, 167 Thompson, Candie M. 54, 86. 89, 93. 94. 99. 110 Thompson, Melissa 78 Thompson. Tonya 78 Thornton, Aaron 138 Thornton, Carla Dionne 78, 153, 155 Thornton, John Joseph Thornton. Sebastian 78 Thweatt, Ronny G. 66 Toland, Betty J. 100. 107 Toland, Rhonda P. 54, 79, 112 Tolbert, Christopher E. 54, 100 Tolbert, Priscilla Tolbert. Tawanna R. 39, 40, 54, 112, 167 Tolliver. Tisha 39. 67. 99, 106, 136 Tolliver, Tommy Tomlin, Jimmy 79 Toms, Robin Anne 67 Toney, Eudoner 68, 79. 112, 113 Toney, Stephanie Toole. Christopher C. 5, 40. 54. 86, 92 Travis, Michael Bruce 30. 41, 86. 92, 102 Trawick, Melissa A. 107 Tribby, Todd A. 66, 67, 98. 99, 106, 138. 165 Trotman, Rodney 54, 112 Tucker, David Tucker, Wesley Michael 79, 112, 114, 115 Tull, Tina P. 54. 99 Turner, Alisa R. 67 Turner. Amy Christine 55, 128 Turner, Catherine Dumas 55, 67 Tutherow. Ryan Durand 67, 107 Tutor, Tammy Renee 67 Tyler, William Wesley Tyner, Angela Darlene 79 Tyson, Patricia Ann 79 u Upshaw, Dexter 112, 150, 154, 166 Upshaw, Pranklin 55, 138, 154, 166 V Van Patten, Tammy Vamdell, Vince Edward Vaughn. Cynthia L. 55, 98, 107, 129 Veasey. Donald Keith 67 Vincent. Rosie M. Vinson. Angel L. 107 Vinson, Jim Prank 79, 89, 143 Vinyard, David Andrew Violino, Christopher R. w Wages, Eric Robert 79, 143, 175 Wages, Terri M. 17, 55, 95. 99, 107, 110 Walden, Travis 79, 112, 115 Walk, Erika M. 67 Walker, Curtis 55 Walker, Douglass Kirt 162 Walker, John L. Walker. Kerry L. 67 Walker, Raquel D. 15, 55, 107 Walker, Roger Walker, Tammy S. 79, 112 Walker. Tracy A. 39, 67, 136 Wallace, Kenneth C. 79, 164 Walls, Margaret A. Walls, Terri Lynn Walters. Shawn Allan 67 Walton. Darren W. Walton, Norman J. 79, 112 Ward. Jason Alan 79 Ware. Bryan 54, 55, 86, 106, 111, 146, 147, 160 Warmack, Angela Chcrrie Warren, Sharon L. 30, 85, 152, 153, 167 Washington. Yolanda 67 Watford. Amy Marie 55, 109 Watkins, Barry C. Jr. Watson, Desiree L. 55 Watson. Michael Clay 55 Watson, Norma Jean 31, 95, 102 Weaver, Cheryl Elizabeth 67, 99 Weaver. Maurice D. 55, 112 Webb, Latunja L. 112 Weems. Kimberly Weems. Ronnie Howard 100 Weems. Tara L. Welch, Kevin P. 67, 159 Welch. Rana C. 31, 40. 97. 105, 144, 145, 164, 183 Wemmer. Laura Lee 55 West, Harold J. 138 Westberry, Lisa A. 31, 99, 103 Westbcrry, Ronnie 31 Whitaker, Charleston 67 Whitaker, Nancy 99 White. Aldric 55, 112, 113 White. William Whitley, Crystal Lynn 37, 38, 39, 72, 75. 79, 112, 113 Whitley. Margaret 79, 113, 115 Whitley, Trade Sharlene 55 Whittaker, Jerry W. 79, 112, 114, 115 Whittlesey. Deidra 67 Wiggins. Lori J. 66. 67. 89, 94 Wiggins, Michele L. 55 Wiggins. Randall 31. 107, 111 Wilbanks, Tracy Dawn Wilber. Tara 67. 137 Wilkerson, Catrina D. 31 Wilkerson, James Henry 79 Williams, Andrea S. Williams. Aretha 31 Williams. Curtis H. 67, 159 Willilams, David Wayne Jr. 79, 162 Williams, Palisha 67 Williams, Jonathon 31, 150 Williams. Kimberly Jo 31, 55, 89. 94 Williams, Leslie T. 14, 102 Williams, Lonnie L. 31 Williams. Michael Antonio 9, 79, 138, 143, 156 Williams, Pamela 79 Williams, Reginald T. 4 Williams, Rhonda M. 52, 152. 167 Williams. Samuel G. 16, 31. 95 Williams. Samuel Jerome 7, 55, 138 Williams, Veronica D. 67, 106 Willis, Chadwick Saville Willis, Christy L. 31 Willis, Gloria 79 Willis, Rosalind 67 Willis. Tracy D. Willoughby. John C. 79, 162 Wilson. Daphney 79 Wilson. David 41. 66, 82. 105, 138. 139, 140. 162 Wilson. David L. 31, 55 Wilson, Lavera D. 31, 103 Wilson, Marcus D. 78, 79 Wilson, Matasha A. 79 Wilson, Patricia 67, 100 Wilson, Priest 79 Wilson, Recheal Ora 79 Wilson, Wren P. Wimberly. Patrick L. Winslow, Donald Glenn Winslow. Donna Lynn 94 Winstead, Jackie R. 67, 99 Winters, George L. 67 Witzke, Steven Lawrence 67, 102. 159 Womack. Kim R. 67 Womack, Sophia R. Woodard. Lorenzo 13. 107, 112, 114 Workman, Virginia A. 55 Wright, Tessie L. 67, 92 Wyatt, Robert Daniel 67 Y Yancey, Vernon Lamar 107 Young. Christine Elaine 107 Young, Michele C. 31 The following Jordan Alumni are featured on pages two and three: Bobby Davis. Bill Williams. Bobby Herring, Joe Harrell, Bill Abell. Coach B.P. Register, Theresa Rob- erts, Beth Gannon, Gloria Roberts, Betty Winter, George Mendenhall. Plorence Gibson (Patterson), Billy Pridgeon, Billy Mobley, Dr. Edward Clibum, Mollie Lee (Bryan), Mari- anne Tedder (Jemigan), Dorothy Ramsey. Special thanks to Gloria Elzworth and Marianne Jemigan for furnish- ing photographs. Thanks to Gerry Dykes for artwork. This year has been a hectic one for those involved with the Red Jacket. With a new advisor and a new staff, new ideas and experiments arose, but there were still the same old problems and deadlines. The staff worked hard trying to represent the total school community, trying to create an all-new look for the yearbook, trying to express our love for Jordan High, trying to raise the $13,000 that the book cost, and trying — really trying — to create a book you will all enjoy. To those who made this year easier for me, 1 say a BIG thank you. I had a wonderful staff, led by the ever-willing-to-work Jennifer and Aimy; Mr. Screws was always cooperative and encouraging; Mr. Zeigler and Shelia Maddox of Josten's never grew impatient with my many questions; Bubba Newell somehow managed to work his schedule around mine. I also want to thank Karen Gerlach for volunteering to sell ads and Jeff Hardin, who worked MANY afternoons helping the staff. I especially want to thank the teachers, who stopped OFTEN in mid- sentence during class discussions because I needed help in copy or captions. Without you, this book would not exist. You are all really fantastic people, and you are what makes J.V.H.S. such a special place. We feel privileged to have been given the opportunity to produce this special fiftieth edition of the Red Jacket; this book is our effort to show why fifty years of Jordan Vocational High School graduates can still feel pride and love for their alma mater. Happy anniversary, Jordan! 204 Mrs. Spano, advisor SNUISOl wmM