Jordan Vocational High School - Red Jacket Yearbook (Columbus, GA)
- Class of 1988
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F ,f v C2 ,Ili t V wa F Dou 2 - rw Vey Karma ciraesrmr'-p Marieillm Verne Chiles James Terris Christie Crenshaw Clite f Pee Wee J Janie Wise Cobb Martyna Cogdell Virginia Cole f Sis J Lester Coleman Dorothy Conkle Samuel Cooksey Margie Cooper Thursha Cotton C'Pete J Maurice Crabtree f Tree J James Crouch C'Brigadier J James David Culverhouse Kyle Cummings C Nub J Marian Daugherty C Sister J Mary Evelyn Day Kathryn Dekle ,C Emest Julian Dukes C'Corney Kid J Christiana Catharine Jeanne Edenfield Id' Q 5 ee Cpbrkyul Ch 31, Q F A in qij 'f,sie J T. r s n Ethrid f f unt J Jomyr Floru Faulkenberry C'Talkenberry J George Herman Flake C'Nub J Vivian Ruth Foster C'Half-Pint J Mary Ann Frazer f Rooney J Helen Gibson C Pooky J Gloria Gilder James Lamar Golden C'Sleepy J Horace Goodman C Pot J Merle Green f Cole J Milton Green Dana Grice f Duck J Vivian Hales f Dynamite J Delmus Hamilton C'Silent J William Lamar Hanlon C'Pete J Audrey Hanna Lois Ethel Harden f Chicken J Isaac Harrelson C'Jolly J 2 Dorothy Jean Harris Mark Benjamin Harris Wendell Harris Carolyn Hartley f Tiny J Annie Hyacinth Hawkins C'Flossie J Madell Helms Ann Hill C'Annsy Wannsy J Mary Ellen Hobby Hubert Byron Hodges C'Pinkie J Margaret Hooks Thelma Elizabeth Ivey Mary Lee Jackson f Skipper J Willie Mae Jamieson f Pinkie J Charles Jenkins Mary Kate Jenkins Betty Johnson C'Babe J Maxine Jolley Dana Lafayette Jones C'Louie J Martha Jones Peggy Jones Louise Charlotte Kilgore C Red J Martha Rebecca Kite f Punk J Raymond Krebs C Scratchem J James Youmans Land C'Musclebound J Richard Land C'Bud J Jim Laudermilk Cjungle Jim J Beverly Lawson Lennon C. Lisenby C'Double Joint J Martha Louise Lumpkin C'Bobby J Jeannette Macon C'Honey J Owens E. Maguire C Pete J Thomas Edwin Massey C'Country J Zelma Marea McCaghren Q Zoomie J Ivan McKenzie C'Irvy J Inez McKissack C'Skipper J Jack McLeod C Sis J Elizabeth McMichael C'Libber J Geneva McVey C Blondie J Marvin Mem C'Ping Pong J Phillip George Milam Q'Flap J Nuel Hugh Mills C5Sh5tty J Agnes Mingledorff 5 Gladys Wyellene Moody CfJeep J ,Mildred Louise Moore Bessie Ruth Morgan Virginia Helen Morris C'Pinky J Thomas Munro Louise Murdock C'Pee Wee J Thomas Jackson Murphy C'Doc J William Odell Newton C'Slick J Alice Lorraine Nicholl Mildred Beatrice Norris C'Smoky J Mary Josephine Pacetty Perry Parker Virginia Parker Erwin Parks Lillian Estelle Patrick C'Blondie J James Patterson C'Pat J Annie Mae Pearce Q Little Bit J Mildred Pearce f Shorty J Mable Louise Phelts Charles E. Phillips, Jr. Pauline Frederick Plumlee Frank Pouncy Virginia Pratt Lorine Doyle Raines, Jr. f Runt J Melvin Sims Redmond, Jr. Thomas Joseph Redmond Ida Lois Reese C'Boots J Ann Renfroe C Boots J James W. Renfroe Eleanor Rose Revell Mary Marlene Rhodes C'Red J J.D. Ridley C'Pin Head J James Riley Charles E. Rogers C'Ske-Bo J Leila Belle Rush Charles Sanders Sarah La Murle Screws C'Wormey J Gaynelle Sellare Elizabeth Rebecca Shadix C Sport J John Shaffer C'Punt J Glenn Sheppard Beverly Smith Elizabeth Smith Flossie Smith Frances Smith C'Billie J Frankie Smith Irene Smith Lamar Smith, Jr. f Budha J Mildred Spence James O'Neal Stanley C'Sleepy J Eugene Herman Starlin Nellie Stein C'Sunshine J Hildredge Stewart C'Smiley J Andrew Stratigos Mable Strickland Charlotte Tackman L.W. Taylor Mary Teal C'Cotton J Marshall Thaggard C'Curly J Edith Thomas C'Odessa J Kenneth Thomas C'Swish y, is Nettie Margie J W T Hubert C'Bibbie J Marie Rose Ward f Chicken J Frances Watson Sara Weathers Walter Welch f Daffy Dean J Bruce Wells C'Worrywart J Emory Clyde White Martha White C'Bobby Jean J Marguerite Elizabeth Wilkinson Clifford Ernest Wilson C'Kid J Paul Wilson Mary Dorothy Wisener Lila Myrtle Wommack Soaring Red jackets have soared in many ways since the school's inception. 1938 marked the first graduating class of j.V.H.S., a school which was the first of its kind established in the United States as part of the public school system. From its infancy, when it pioneered new education, jor- dan has sought to train young men and women to succeed, whether they choose vocational skills or college degrees. jordan has grown in size through the years, both in student population and build- I ings. It has added courses and innovations, soaring mightily in both vocational and academic areas. Soaring is our spirit, our pride . . . fighting to excel. . . reaching to achieve. . . andjordan gradu- ates can fly high in their careers with excellent school backgrounds to help and to motivate. 1988 marks the fiftieth graduating class to leave jordan. With pride and a soaring spirit, the year- book staff wishes to dedicate this yearbook to the graduates of the Class of 1938. School Colors: Carmen and Grey School Emblem: The Red jacket U School Letter: School Motto: For God, For Country, For jordan Athletic Motto: I am ready. Former alumni fincluding representatives from the original Industrial High Schoolj were honored at a reception and program in the spring of 1987. From 1937 until the present,jordan students have endured the ninety-degree temperatures in the classrooms. The city of Columbus soared this year by voting to Cool Our Kids ! 3 Kim Rebidue wears a fashionable bow in her hair. Bows, drop-belts, big i.,'ii -1' . . earrings, and chunky necklaces were all popular accessories this year. Melissa Melissa shoes. 'lfiffanv Trawick, Danny Wyatt, and strike a stylish pose. represents the general interest in jeans, new hairstyles, and innovative Holland Sand Peters, Esteban Baez, Paul Mooneyham, Damion i--Q...,i-- Dunlap, Kathy Morris, Wayne McElhaney, and jason Ward are definitely li' steppin' out in style! as H a., .,, . The school year just wouldnit be the same if we j didn't have the colors that people were wearing, as i well as the right hairstyles. This year, volume perms were in for the girls, with longer hair becom- ing more popular. A softer, fuller look created styles such as the bob, the stacked bob, and modi- fied wedges. For the guys, the length was short, to achieve flat tops and spikes, perming and high- lighting were also the norm. Colors in clothes cen- tered around blue, red, pink, black, and grey. Spuds Mackenzie was a popular t-shirt item, and stone- washed denim was a hit. Also, the girls enjoyed softer styles, with more lace. 4 N . i 010' f Jffaf . fi .li J Li- David Wilson and Chris Tolbert seem confident with their style of posing for the camera. BJ. Smith creates a contemporary look with her Reebok high-tops, slouch socks, and acid- washed mini-skirt. Red hair was still going strong in the fashion world this year. Here Dana Lingo and Tracey Boggs get help from an equally stylish teacher, Miss Rogers. 5 ff X we SW X X to Vince QA jackets soar to do well in all aspects of schoolg from vocational shops to science labs . . . from work programs to self -help skills, jordan students are encouraged to excel. X Scott Shehane and Red jacket Editor Tammy McClellan strive for a perfect annual. Christopher Williams, Corey Luke, and Chuckie Cross make sheermetal boxes in Metals Cluster class. 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DCT students learn on-the-job training so they will have a head start after graduation. They are A. Holloway, T,.Pough, B. Dorriety, B. Thomas, M. Lawrence, C. Flanagan, R. Frithl B. Gunn, W. Elmore, A. Spivey, T. Goodson, BJ. Smith, A. Watford, S. Moore, and J. Gilliland. 7 ying ' ' i om . celeb 500 ,vofplllg Willie Elmore is prepared to cheer for victory. Katrina Denson works for jacket spirit as Student Council president. Young Duk Cho, Renee Eldridge, and Lee Dimitri are spirited st udents. 8 . . W WW 4 f ' w , -6 QT'-5, -I' F Ig' xi' 2, in -0' Km I l W q X . 'Q W- V- . ,gk 1 N . 4 , 0 Q ,Q 'W 5 0 21' I . . --' , W 'Wm n N u' .1f'-2-ff Mm? ' S W . . . S j.V.H.S. especially soars in active, fun, and successfu growl' clubs and organizations. From sports-related groups ti those centered in academics, from skill-building club to those that teach and entertainhlordan is really tops All EFF 'fi ' . ,gh ul ShaBarbara McCray, Fran Stanley, Roberta Gaines, Traci Starnes, and Cheryl Weaver show their lst Place FHAfHero Chattahoochee Valley Fair exhibit. Baseball team members get the field ready. Cheerleaders are jumping high for spirit. Foreign Language Club members learn about Bavarian culture in Helen, Ga., during Ocroberfest. 10 ,guts-0 YS 45 gh!! el all X nik :Y 90 fl , 5 .r nlelps raise money for a club. FLC members travel during the yearg here they are in Helen, Georgia. 4.1 5:1 'Al 9 'es ' . ' 1 , w x V -.. .mag . f..am'a.s, Q' .f gn eg? ,as lfh t 625' 4 .X C ' ,rs -1 is 'Lj1...z Suprena Hill and Cynthia Carter serve as delegates in Albany for the District I FHAXHERO meeting. ' - in mdures the rigors and responsibilities of j.R.O.T.C. summer camp. Football is not just for Friday or Saturday nightg these players know practice is almost every clay. Key Club booth yields excitement at the Special Olympics Family Fun Festi- val. 11 -f 5 'Tl.. fthfg x Q I . X' ., 3 3 , m r. F f rv Q. b ' C5 Kilt. y . 1 'fr-ix, ee' N 'U f , W. Friendly smiles, such as the one of Arix Russell, can't lose. Freshman spirit creates team friends. Ronny Thweatt's friend here is the boa Harry, Friendly faces of Vs and Coach Scott if , f ' -V and Ronie Davis take a friendly break. 1 2 , J im '51 Z , R 1 .fgqrzkz f 10124 Gp 7, . v-q Friendship prevails in personal and school lives. Sports, similar values and goals, classes . . . so many things bring friends together. Corey Hutcherson andjggmy Adams learn the U.S.A. states the fun way . . . a jigsaw puzzle. Tracey Lewis and C Carry friendship into the class room. Friends forever? Billy Velky, Christa Barron, Kim Folds, and Amy Dowdney relax at a '50's dance. 13 o0Wmg.' i i S WZSLZUTW and expellenc with 9 me 'Q Senior Counselor Ms. Goodman works tirelessly to help the seniors graduate and pursue their post-high-school choices. Mr. Delaleu leads his Foreign Language Club around the world with meaningful activities, programs, and trips. Mrs. Gibson deserves much praise for her National Honor Society's events. 14 TN The many dedicated teachers atjordan work long hours for the students. Some stay after school to help students in their classwork or to help make fund- raising postersg others work long hours on newspaper or yearbook. Still others spend their time at play- practice or their weekends at car washes. Coaching, leading, and encouraging, the jordan faculty gets an A+. l 5,1 YYY I 1 qt 3 'Leu i L f ' 5 ,g gym When Mrs. Wise isn't teaching, she is busy as Senior Sponsor and as newspaper advisor. Ms. Thomas seems to have boundless energy in her Key Club pursuits. Mr. Lewis keeps in touch with many parents. Mrs. Seagles, Mrs. Cason, and Mrs. Bergeron participate in a PTSA program. 15 h N 4'F'.3'-i' W' 'VM . , 1' I '. X A99 'S.. , 'WW' N 1 w nk '- 0 , usa: f X Gary Gregory Ackerman -7-'-ev -1.2111 Rachel R. Alexander Catherine Aqord f'f 41' Esteban Baez Tanya Barati Wendy Barnett joseph Bass V Q 1, . . -..-1-nv Jeffery ber ry Tracy Elaine Boggs 1 . -YP 1 ,, ..,'fl Gary Todd Brown rf' fr, .I 1 r 18 SZWVUES 1 ,him if H U 1 0 ' f Jn- K ll' :ix ,C ...- Bernadette Senior knows that graduation day will be a culmination of much studying and effort, and she knows it will be a day for celebrating success. Many seniors do research and spend much of their senior hours in the library. ,- N no ,I john Burkett Mia C. Carman Brian Carney Cynthia Carter , Chris Lee Chestnut Young Jin Cho Jae Hyuk fMarkj Chung Myra Ruth Clemmons In , 1. '1zY:' Bonnie Ann Colvin L .. ' 'Q 19 An engineering degree may be in young Jin Cho's future. He is now learning the CAD system, which he studied last summer when he attended Explore Your Future at the National Technical Institute for the Deaf in Rochester, N.Y. N.T.I.D. is connected with Rochester Institute of Technology, a school like Georgia Tech. Schmobn Aristotle Comar Dennis Michael Cook Diana Marie Cowell Patricia Ann Cowell Sf Tangxe Evette Crowell Brihn Dorriety Tammy Renee Dugard 20 A iii 'I N 'ijifffi ' ' -'W WMWlllnumre'- My f vi WWW M mmmmumf i,-,...g.4:4.g::g:1,11El.g ' .sv Carissa Ann Edmonds DMQM s Willie Elmore F David Paul Eubanks David Buckner is keenly interested in archaeology and the study of ancient civilizations. He has participated in several digs for Indian artifacts in Ft. Gaines and Albany. He is a member of the Lower Chattahoochee Valley Archaeological Societyg he plans to make an in-depth study of the Minoan and Mycanean cultures on the island of Crete which will culminate in a theme and project. 40 ' Connie Michelle Ezell Mary Francis Fiorello Chong Im Fisher Cimfi l,1, 1U: ' fvmpizn 21 Danny Irions has been active in junior Achievement for three years. During that time, he has been chosen to attend the National-junior Achievement Conference in Bloomington, Indiana, and he has learned to make raw materials into a top selling product. He feels he owes a great deal to his boss, David Pittman, at Swift Textiles and toj.A. itself. SIMM Nancy Lynn Foster Richard C. Fraysher s,, Walter Lee Frazier Rickey E. Frith Vickie S. Gibson Michael R. Gilley Jerald Gilliland Tommy Anthony Glenn wks 22 .MK 'Kyyr i vw. f' -. 1 Q. 'fy 44' 1179-f 11 3? Af A f FAQ iff? 1 Q' A 5331! Todd D. Goodson Steven Philip Gordan 4 W' Tracy Granison Lgggabeth G. Gunn Bonnie Colvin, a Second Lt. in j.R.O.T.C., is administrative assistant to the Battalion Commander. This is her fourth year inj.R.O.T.C. and she plans to go into the Army after graduation. Presently, she is responsible for assigning cadets to companies, maintaining many records and preparing orders and requests. Ferlando Frederick Hall Tammie Hand Mike A. Harris Dusty Deanna Heckman 4 23 Belinda Surles has excelled in the development of art. Her concentration on the details of objects in artwork has led her to win several art awards for the realistic appearances in her work. Some awards include Best of Show at the Columbus College High School , il Art Show, second place in the Chase Week Art Show, and Honorable Mention in the Salisbury Fair Art Show. W, ,i, .,N x '5 I l r - 1 ,43 1 if it f . F1 f ,L 4 i it l!Ets A 9365.191-ide Wanda R. Henderson Suprena D. Hill Kiihodgf Amy ,Io Holloway Wendy joy Hopper Timothy Louis Huntington Corey Hutcherson 1 24 a.-. alents Soar 1' ' 'M-Am 8.0 Sondra H ysmith Daniel Thomas Irions Ronnie Wade jackson Rhonda Yvette johnson Carsandra Denise Kegler Richard T. Kerr Betty Knowles Aimy Le has been playing the piano since she was seven years old and now plays for school, church, and weddings. She enjoys playing to entertain and to accompany others. She says, Over all, I believe I want to use my piano talent mainly for the Lord because He was the one who gave me my talents. 25 Michel McDonald is working toward his private pilot'r 'icense and hopes to one day get a college degree in aviation and fly for a major airline. He wants to be a part ofthe industry, he says, that proved to skeptics that cargo can be transported by air, that machines can carry people at supersonic speeds, and that, yes, man can get to the moon and stay for a visit. Jeffery Michael Kuntz Migbelle Denise LaGrand MarvinHD. Lawrence A 1J,TUl4L11l-21 jereatba Marie Lindsey Dana Adrienne Lingo 71' M '1 -v. 26 Senior hoose Careers '-w if mv 'Qi .2 - w lf? ...,..pl f er.. iv' .pi Darron McCaskill Eva M. MFFHWWPII lx. ' -I Sbabarbara A. M cCray Dianne Lorraine McDaniel Rita Lashund McDaniel Michel McDonald vw I 'H V 1 . Tracie Meeks Brent F. Miller ASMQMQHMQ Sheryl Montgomery Valecia Gysbone Moody MMLLMMLL 7j Kathleen Denise Morris 27 Senior Terri Pough leads the softball team in spirit and enthusiasm Arlen Eugene Mott Yolanda Evette Mott -,lYylrQl1,Q1.L.LM1LZ1Zb,1L Norman E. Nelson 4 Perry C. Norxworth Tammy Renee Parham K S Reed Christopher Piersons Misilla Ann Piett T . 28 PU' nthusiastie Seniors UL. Chrixtopher S. Proudfit Anthony Raleigh Maria Rigshy Loxie R. Ritchie Sandra D. Robinson N David james Salie f Bernadette Senior . - eo,S A Cabritta D. Shaw Daryl Shealy S ane Chrilvtopher Sheppard 1 BJ. Smith T Anthony A. Spivey 29 Mary Standridge Shane Strickland Belinda R. Surlex Lisa Charlene Tabb Angela Taylor Angela Thomas Barbara Thomas Davld Earl Thomaxton C Christopher Earl Tolbert Tawarma R. Tolbert Melissa Ann Trawich Rodney Trotman Tina Tull Amy C. Turner 30 ,..k. jeff Berry is an avid hunter, he says, because he gets to go out in the woods with friends and to get away from the City. The sport gives him a sense of satisfaction. -1' arm. 'Q-' 'Q Dexter Upshaw Franklin Upxhaw Cynthia Leigh Vau hn ierrz ac ell Wages Raquel D. Walker Bryan S. Ware Amy Marie Watford Desiree L. Watson Maurice D. Weaver Tara L. Weems Harold West Nancy Whitaker 31 Chris Proudfit, who began playing guitar a year and a half ago, co-founded the heavy metal band EPITAPH. He says the band inspired him to continue playing and he plans to make music his career, by playing in a band or by working in the production area. He would like to go to the Berklee College of Music in Boston to learn about the music industry and to improve his playing. hiichele Leigh Wggim Kimberly jo Wlliams Leslie Wlliams Rhonda Mivcbele lwlliams Tmgy D. lwlliv David Lee lwlson 32 l Senior onors 65 Activities JOEY ADAIR: 9th, cheerleader fBrewbalrer junior Highj, Math Club, A-B Honor Roll, 10th Psychology Club, Photography Club, 11th, Psy- chology Club, 12th, VICA. RACHEL RANA ALEXANDER: 9th, Student Council, 10th, Student Council, j.V.H.S. Girls' Chorus, Sophomore Council, 11th, Student Council Vice-President, j.V.H.S. Mixed Chrous, Foreign Language Club, j.V.H.S. Improvement Associ- ation, 12th, HERO, Senior Council, CATHY ALFORD: 9th, Class Secre- tary, softball, Lewis Thank-You Award, 10th, softball, Lewis Thank- You Award, 11th, softball, VICA Re- porter, Lewis Thank-You Award, 12th, softball, VICA Secretary, Lewis Thank-You Award. CHRISTY ARENDELL: 10th, Span- ish Club, 11th, Student Council, Lewis Thank-You Award, 12th, Foreign Language Club, HERO, Student Council. B ESTEBAN BAEZ: 10th, Lewis Thank-You Award, aft award, 11th, Lewis Thank-You Award, soccer, Red jacket staff, 12th, Lewis Thank-You Award, soccer, Red jacket staff, HERO, Foreign Language Club, nominated for Outstanding Senior. TANYA LYNNE BARATI: 9th, chorus, Lewis T hank-You Award, Honor Roll, 10th, chorus,junior Civi- tan, Honor Roll, Foreign Language Club, Key Club, Lewis Thank-You Award, 11th, chorus, Honor Roll, All- City Chorus, letter in chorus, Lewis Thank-You Award, Columbus Col- lege Fair Award, 12th, VICA, VICA Sergeant at Arms, Outstanding Sen- ior nominee, Lewis Thank-You Award, Who's Who Among Ameri- can High School Students, Honor Roll. JEFFREY TODD BROWN: 9th, Freshman Football, Lewis Thank- You Award, 10th, j.V.-Varsity Foot- ball, Lewis Thank-You Award, 11th, Lewis Thank-You Award, 12th, VICA, Lewis Thank-You Award. DAVID BUCKN ER: 9th, Male Cho- rus, All-State Chorus, All-City Cho- rus, Male Quartet, GMEA Conven- tion Solo, Superior rating Csolo and ensemblej, Honor Roll, Lewis Thank- You Award, Rotary Club Career Day participant, 10th, Advanced Mixed Chorus, All-State Chorus, All-City Chorus, Male Quartet, Governors Honors Alternate, Superior rating fsolo and ensemblel, Honor Roll, Lewis Thank-You Award, Outstand- ing Social Studies Student, Carmine and Grey staff, Rotary Club Career Day participant, 11th, Advanced Mixed Chorus, All-State Chorus, All- City Chorus, Male Quartet, Gover- nor's Honors Alternate, Honor Roll, Lewis Thank-You Award, Key Club Vice-President, Bi-Phy-Chem Vice President, Outstanding Math Stu- dent, Carmine and Grey staff, Rotary Club Career Day participant, One-Act Play, Third Place in Extemporaneous Speaking, Foreign Language Club, 12th, Key Club Vice-President, Na- tional Honor Society President, So- roptimist World Peace Conference, Foreign Language Club. C MIA CARMAN: 10th, Medical Ex- plorers, Girl's Choir, Honor Student, 11th, Girl's Choir, Honor Student, 12th, Mixed Advanced Chorus,junior Achievement. CYNTHIA CARTER: 9th, Red jack- et Chorale, homeroom representative, 11th, Lewis Thank-You Award, Red jacket Chorale, softball, All-City Cho- rus Meet, 12th, Red jacket Chorale, All-State Chorus Meet, chorus solo and ensemble, Co-Op Work Program, Red jacket Chorale Vice President. RHONDA CHAMBLISS: 9th, For- eign Language Club, Lewis Thank- You Award, Foreign Language Club trip, 10th, Foreign Language Club, Lewis Thank-You Award, 11th, Lewis Thank-You Award, 12th, Lewis Thank-You Award, Foreign Lan- guage Club trip. YOUN jIN CHO: 9th, Honor Roll, Lewis Thank-You Award, 10th, Hon- or Roll, soccer award, Lewis Thank- You Award, 11th, Honor Roll,s.VICA award, VICA Club, soccer award, Na- tional Honor society, Lewgis Thanh,- You Award, 12th, Honorziiilli Naifsi tional Honor Society, Lewis Thank- You Award. LISA CLARK: 9th, Lewis Thank-You Award, 10th, junior Varisty basket- ball, 11th, VICA, 12th, art and wood- shop. MYRA RUTH CLEMMONS: 9th, Key Club, Pep Club, Foreign Lan- guage Club, 10th, j.V. Cheerleader, Key Club, Pep Club, Foreign Lan- guage Club, Ilth, Foreign Language Club, Lewis Thank-You Award, 12th, 33 3 .oll, Varsity Cheerleader, 11th, Lewis 'hank-You Award, Honor Roll, IECA, State DECA Leaderhsip Con- :renceg 12th, DECA President, Dis- :ict Leadership Conference, State eadership Conference. F IHONG FISHER: 10, Certificate of Ionor in Algebra Ig 11th, Certificate if Achievement from Columbus Col- ege, Scholastic Award, Ski Club, 2th, Foreign Language Club, Bi-Phy- Ihem Club, National Honor Society. IINDY FLANAGAN: 9th, Lewis 'hank-You Award, rorh Lewis 'bank-You Awardg 11th, Lewis 'hank-You Award, 12th, VICA, Stu- ent Council. JANCY LYNN FOSTER: 9th, Stu- lenr Council, Bi-Phy-Chem, Lewis fhank-You Award, Honor Roll, 10th, itudent Council, Sophomore Coun- zil, Lewis Thank-You Award, 11th, Spanish Club, Bi-Phy-Chem, junior Iouncil, National Honor Society, Al- iha-Kappa-Alpha Teen, Lewis Fhank-You Awardg 12th, Key Club, Spanish Club, Model U.N,, Arrive alive, Alpha-Kappa-Alpha Teen, Na- ional Honor Society Assistant Busi- ress Manager. RICHARD FRAYSHER: 9th, wres- ling, S Club fShaw Highj, Fresh- nan Footballg 10th, wrestling, S Ilub, Spring Football, baseball, 11th, avrestlling, DECA, junior Civitan, Varsity Footballg, 12th, DECA, Lewis Thank-You Award. WALTER L. FRAZIER, JR.: 9th, Symphonic Band, Marching Band, ?ep Band, Red jacket staff, Lewis Thank-You Award, letter in band, Honor Roll, 10th, Symphonic Band, Marching Band, Pep Band, Lewis Thank-You Award, wrestling, Honor Roll, letter in wrestling, 11th, Sym- phonic Band, Marching Band, Pep Band, Lewis Thank-You Award, wrestling, Drum Captain, Honor Roll, letter in wrestling, 12th, Symphonic Band, Marching Band, Pep Band, Drum Captain, Lewis Thank-You Award, Orchestra, Honor Roll. RICKEY FRITH: 9th, football, 10th, football, wrestling, 11th, wrestling, VICA, 12th, VICA ' 1'-v 'ex 4. , -X , , A-, 'T' s Q K+' ' v Wy 1- ,L '.-Q i , f .ve- v--,5,Hr .is iv c. il 5-r', Nev- ig, Y , My rs. x mv, W' W'n x L if - - rw' 1 -5 ,,' ,WM -um - it , ' w ew' r W v - . - v v-,,,,,,,v g ' -,. ,V f, vfcv, ., y, ,MAA .. N My x ., , we X G VICKIE GIBSON, 9th, Lewis Thank- You Award, 10th, Lewis Thank-You Award, 11th, Lewis Thank-You Award, 12th, DECA. MICHAEL R. GILLEY: 9th, Honor Roll, Symphonic Band, Marching Band, letter in band, Pep Bandg 10th, Honor roll, Symphonic Band, March- ing Band, Pep Bandg 11th, Honor Roll, Symphonic Band, Marching Band, Pep Band, 12th, Honor Roll, wrestling. JERALD GILLILAND: nth, Key , . Club, izfh, v1cA, VICA competition, DCT, Key club. TODD GOODSON: 9th, Lewis Thank-You Award, Honor Roll, rorh, Lewis Thank-You Award, Honor Roll, 11th, Lewis Thank-You Award, Honor Roll, Columbus College Certi- ficate of Achievementg 12th, Lewis Thank-You Award, Honor Roll, VICA, STEVEN GORDON: 9th, Student Council, Honor Roll, 10th, Marching Band, Symphonic Band, Third Place in 2 AAAA Literary Meet fBoys' Spellingl, Honor Roll, 11th, Sym- phonic Band, Marching Band, Stu- dent Council, Third Place in 2 AAAA Literary Meet fBoys' Spellingj, letter in band, 12th, Marching Band, Marching Band Captain, National Honor Society, Student Council Vice-President, National Honor Soci- ety Chaplain. ELIZABETH GUNN: 9th, Freshman Class Vice-President, Homecoming Attendant, Freshman Council, Stu- dent Councilg 10th, Lewis Thank-You Award, 11th, junior Class President, VICA, junior Council, 12th, VICA, Senior Council, Lewis Thank-You Award. H TAMMIE HAND: 9th, Lewis Thank- You Award, 10th, Lewis Thank-You Award, 11th, Lewis Thank-You Award, VICA, Qui!! publication, 12th, VICA, Senior Council. MICHAEL HARRIS: 9th, ROTC, Drill Team, Rangers, Honor Roll, let- ter in Rangers, Lewis Thank-You Award, 10th, letter in ROTC Drill Team, Lewis Thank-You Awardg 11th, letter in ROTC, Drill Team, 35 DECA, Best Work Attitude in DECA, Lewis Thank-You Award, 12th, DECA Vice-President, Out- standing Senior winner, Lewis Thank'You Award. DUST Y HECKMAN: 9th, Art Club, 10th, Art Club, 11th, junior Council, j.V.H.S. Improvement Association, Art League, 12th, Senior Council, Stu- dent Council. WANDA R. HENDERSON: 9th, QAlabamaj Future Homemakers of America, 4-H, BETA Club, SGA, HOA, 10th, Future Hornemakers of America, BETA Club, SGA, Key Club, band, 11th, Band, Future Homemakers of America, BETA Club, SGA, FBLA, third place in FBLA competition, Key Club, HERO, 12th, Future Business Leaders of America, Foreign Language Club DECA. SUPRENA DENISE HILL: 12th, HERO. AMY HOLLOWAY: 9th, Honor Roll, Lewis Thank-You Award, 10th, Shorthand Certificate of Proficiency, Honor Roll, Lewis Thank-You Award, 11th, VICA, Columbus Col- lege Award for High School Achieve- ment, Outstanding - in-business award, Certificate of Proficiency in Shorthand, First Place in shorthand in regional literary meet, Second Place in shordhand in state literary meet, Lewis Thank-You Award, Honor Roll, 12th, VICA, VICA Parliamen- tarian, Honor Roll. WENDY HOPPER: 9th, Lewis Thank-You Award, 10th, Varsity Cheerleader, 12th, DECA, Lewis Thank-You Award, CAMILLE HUDSON: 9th, Art Club. COREY HUTCHERSON: 9th, j.V. 36 Football, 4-H, band, 10th,j.V. Foot- ball, band, 11th, band, 12th, VICA. I DANIEL IRIONS: 9th, Lewis Thank- You Award, Drill Team, Rangers, Color Guard, 10th, Lewis Thank-You Award, Superior junior Cadet award, ROTC, Drill Team, Rangers, 11th, Lewis Thank-You Award, VICA, track, state participant in basketball and track, Student Council, placed second in Columbus Relays in discus, 10th, Honor Roll, Student Council, Varsity Basketball, track, junior Olympic Track Third Placetfdiscus at Columbus Track Ciubj, First Team All-Bi-City Basketball, Coach! Award, All Tournament at Shaw Christmas Tournament, State Run- ner-Up Basketball team member, sec- ond place at Columbus Relays, Re- 12th, VICA President, Lewis Thank- You Award. RHONDA YVETTE JOHNSON: 11th, HERO, 12th, Hero. K CARSANDRA KEGLER: 9th, Hon- or Roll, Lewis Thank-You Award, j.V. and Varsity Basketball, letter in basketball, Most Improved Player award, member regional champion- ship basketball team, All-Bi-City Honorable Mention, letter in track, Most dedicated Participant in track, Second Team All-Bi-City in gional Champion discus thrower, State Participant in discus, Fifth in the state in track, First Team Ali-Bi-City Track, track award, 11th, Honor Roll, First Team All-Bi-City Basketball, Co- lumbus Ledger-Enqairer Player of the Year, Columbus' Ledger-Enquirer Ath- lete of the Year, Columbus Exchange Club's Center of the Year and Player of the Year, MVP and All-Tourna- ment Team member at Shaw Christ- mas Tournament, j.V.H.S. Most Valuable Player, junior Olympic Bas- ketball Alabama State Champions, One-on-One Champion at Columbus College Basketball Camp, track team MVP, Second Place in Region in dis- cus, First Place in Region in high jump, state participant in basketball, state participant in track fdiscus and high jumpj, Honorable Mention in rack, Foreign Language Club, Lewis Fhank-You Award, 12th, Senior award and letter in softball, Honor ioll, Student Council, Foreign Lan- guage Club, DECA, MVP and All Fournament Team at Shaw Christmas Fournament, Scholarship to Georgia State University. BJ. KNOWLES: 9th, Student Coun- til, Lewis Thank-You Award, chorus, .0th, ROTC, Drill Team, Most Spir- Award, Most Improved Player award in basketball, letter in basket- ball, llth, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Football, Charlie Hill award in bas- ketball, Most Outstanding Running Back award, letter in basketball, 12th, Varsity Football, Varsity Bas- ketball, track, VICA. AMY LEE: 9th, All-State Chorus, Lewis Thank-You Award, Honor Roll, Perfect Attendance award, letter it award, chorus, Lewis Thank-You Award, llth, ROTC, Drill Team com- mander, Most Spirit award in ROTC, VICA, Lewis Thank-You Award, 12th, VICA Treasurer, charity Christmas project participant, Lewis Thank-You Award. MICHELLE LAGRAND: 9th, Lewis Thank-You Award, 10th, Lewis Thank-You Award, 11th, Lewis Thank-You Award, 12th, HERO, Lewis Thank-You Award. MARVIN LAWRENCE: 9th, Fresh- man Basketball,j.V. Basketball, letter in basketball, 10th, j.V. Basketball, Varsity Basketball, Lewis Thank-You , X in chorus, All-City Chorus, Excel- lent in solo and ensemble, GMEA Convention, 10th, All-State Chorus, Lewis Thank-You Award, Honor Roll, letter in chorus, All-City Chorus, Who's Who in Foreign Language, Outstanding Academic Achievement in Foreign Language, Foreign Lan- guage Club, Excellent in solo and ensemble, 11th, All-State Chorus, Lewis Thank-You Award, Honor Roll, achievement bar in chorus, All- Ciry Chorus, perfect attendance, First Place in Foreign Language Fair, Fourth Place in girls piano in literary meet, Columbus College Certificate of Merit, Superior in solo and ensem- ble, UGA Certificate of Merit, For- eign Language Club, Redjacket staff, 12th, All-City Chorus, All-State Cho- rus, Principal's List, National Honor Society Secretary, Foreign Language Club Secretary, SAIL representative. TARA K. LEWIS: 9th, letter in soft- ball, All-Bi-City in softball, letter in tennis, Lewis Thank-You Award, po- ems in Qaill and Scroll, 10th, letter in softball, letter in tennis, Lewis Thank- You Award, artwork in the Quill, Honor Roll, Outstanding Art I stu- dent, VICA, Outstanding Singles Tennis Player of the Year, 11th, letter in softball, letter in cross country, let- ter in tennis, Most Valuable Player in tennis, Art Club Chairperson, Lewis Thank-You Award, Qaill and Scroll, Columbus College Certificate of Achievement, Model United Nations, National Honor Society, nominee for Exchange Club Academic Athlete of the Year, Member of Columbus Aquatic Club, 12th, letter in softball, Senior Award in softball, letter in ten- nis, artwork accepted by TV Tempo, National Honor Society Vice-Presi- dent, Art League Vice-President, Sen- ior Council, Arrive Alive, Model UN., Outstanding Senior winner, Lewis Thank-You Award. JEREATHA MARIE LINDSEY: 9th, Lewis Thank-You Award, Drama Club, Debate Team, 10th, Lewis Thank-You Award, Drama Club, De- bate Team, One-Act Play ll Saved A Winter just for Youj AAAA competi- tion-Second Place, President of German Club, Key Club, Foreign Language Club, Honor Roll, Oral In- terpretation-AAAA competition, Southern Educators Scholarship, 11th, Lewis Thank-You Award, Dra- ma Club, Debate Team, One-Act Play fTlae Magic Wellj AAAA competi- tion-Fourth Place, Outstanding Drama and Speech Student award, letter in drama, Key Club Vice-Presi- dent, DECA, DECA regional compe- tition, Foreign Language Club, Stu- dent Council,junior Council,j.V.H.S. Improvement Association, Extempo- raneous Speaking AAAA competi- tion, Redjacket staff, Key Club Board of Directors, 12th, Lewis Thank-You Award, Drama Club, Debate Team, One-Act Play fMr. lVinkler'5 Birthday Przrzyj AAAA competition-Second Place, DECA, DECA state competi- tion, DECA treasurer, Outstanding Senior nominee. DANA ADRIENNE LINGOZ 9th, Lewis Thank-You Award, 10th, Ad- vanced Mixed Chorus, Key Club, 11th, Foreign Language Club, Key Club Secretary, Advanced Mixed Sergeant, Drill Team Commander, Ci- vitan medal, 11th, Drill Team Com- mander, Best Drill Cadet , 12th, Drill Team Commander, Company Commander. TISA MELINDA MCCONNELL: 9th, Red jacket Chorale, Lewis Thank-You Award, 10th, Foreign Language Club, Lewis Thank-You Award, 11th, junior Class Treasurer, junior Council, Prom Decorating Committee, junior Class Representa- tive on Homecoming Court, j.V.H.S. Improvement Association, Lewis Thank-You Award, 12th, Senior Class Chorus, Lewis Thank-You Award, 12th Foreign Language Club, Drama Club, Model U.N. M TREY MARSHALL: 9th, Foreign Language Club, football, baseball, wrestling, newspaper staff, 10th, For- eign Language Club, football, wres- tling, 11th, Student Council, year- book, class president, 12th, FFA, wrestling. DARRON MCCASKILL: 9th ROTC, Drill Team, Rangers, Best Drill Team Cadet award, 10th, Staff 38 . , ,,,, ,MJ Treasurer, Senior Council, junior Ci- vitan, Secretary of junior Civitan, VICA, DCT, Lewis Thank-You Award. RALPH MCCORMICK: 9th, ROTC, Rangers, 10th, ROTC, Rangers, Per- fect Attendance award, 11th, ROTC, Rangers staff, Lewis Thank-You Award, 12th, HERO. SHABARBARA MCCRAYt 9th, basketball, Student Council represen- tative, yearbook staff, 10th, basket- ball, Student Council representative, Lewis Thank-You Award, 11th, bas- ketball, HERO, Honor Roll, 12th, HERO. DIANNE MCDANIEL: 10th, Dram: Club, HERO, FHA, chorus, All-Stat- Chorus, track, 11th, Student Council 12th, Foreign Language Club. RITA MCDANIEI.: 9th, Mixed Cho- rus, 10th, Mixed Chorus, 11th, Mixed Chorus, 12th, Mixed Chorus, Honor Roll. MICHEL MCDONALD: 9th, Fresh- man Football, Lewis Thank-You Award, 10th, Lewis Thank-You Award, 11th, Foreign Language Club, Lewis Thank-You Award, 12th, DECA, Lewis Thank-You Award, K ,,,,. fl wx Foreign Language Club. ITARA WEEMS MITCHELL: 9th, class officer, 11th, VICA, DCT, Na- tional Honor Society, 12th, National Honor Society, VICA Vice-President, Senior Class Presidenujunior Civitan. P KATHY PATE: 9th, Lewis Thank- You Award, 10th, Lewis Thank-You Award, ROTC, 11th, Superior junior Cadet Award, Leadership Develop- ment award, varsity athletic ribbon, Perfect attendance award, Drill Team award, Color Guard award, Adven- ture Training award, Commendation award, summer camp award, Best Drill Platoon award, Good Conduct award, Best Drill Cadet award, Best Drill Squad award, Recruiting award, Marksmanship award, Academic achievement award, 12th, ROTC, Color Guard Commander, Color Guard-Honor Guard award, HERO, Rangers. KENNETH PAYNE: 9th, VICA, 10th, VICA, 11th, VICA, winner in literary meet--piano, Music Lab, 12th, Chorus, DECA. A r I --.,, -mm. t SE' MISILLA PIETT: 10th, basketball, 11th, Lewis Thank-You Award, 12th HERO. TERRI POUGH: 9th, Student Coun- cil, basketball, 10th, Student Council, j.V. Basketball, Varsity Basketball, 11th, Student Council, Varsity Bas- ketball, Lewis Thank-You Award, Foreign Language Club, 12th, Senior Representative, Varsity Basketball, VICA, track, softball. CHRISTOPHER PROUDFIT: 10th, ROTC, Drill Team, 11th, Lewis Thank-You Award, junior Achieve- ment, Honor Roll, 12th, Foreign Lan- guage Club, Outstanding Senior 7 nominee, junior Achievement. ANTHONY RALEIGH: 9th, foot- ball, letter in football, Honor Roll, basketball, letter in basketball, track, Perfect Attendance award, Lewis Thank-You Award, 10th, Varsity Football, letter in football, All-Bi- City, Varsity Basketball, letter in bas- ketball, track, Perfect Attendance award, Lewis Thank-You Award, re- cords broken: most yards passing in a quarter, most passes completed in one game, most yards passed by a sopho- more, 11th, Varsity Football, letter in football, Varsity Basketball, Lewis Thank-You Award, 12th, Varsity Football, Most Outstanding Offen- sive Back Award, Most Impressive Quarterback Award from the Univer- sity of Alabama Crimson Tide Foot- ball Camp, Varsity Basketball, letter in basketball, football Honor Roll, Lewis Thank-You Award. MARIA RIGSBYZ 9th, Lewis Thank- You Award, March of Dimes Walk- a-Thon, 10th, Lewis Thank-You Award, March of Dimes Walk-a- Thon, Foreign Language Club, 11th, Lewis Thank-You Award, March of Dimes Walk-a-Thon, Foreign Lan- guage Club, Bi-Phy-Chem Secretary, Redjacket Staff, 12th, Student Coun- cil, Outstanding Senior nominee. LOXIE RITCHIE: 9th, Honor Roll, Foreign Language Club, 10th, Foreign Language Club, Honor Roll, annual staff, junior Achievement, 11th, Key Club, 12th, Honor Roll, FHA. SANDRA ROBINSON: 9th, Lewis Thank-You Award, Student Council, 10th, Lewis Thank-You Award, Hon- or Roll, track, 11th, Lewis Thank- You Award, HERO, 12th, HERO. S DAVID SALIE: 10th, Outstanding Student award, Ranger Commander, soccer, 11th, Ranger Commander, Foreign Language Club, Battalion Commander, 12th, Foreign Language Club, ROTC, Ranger Commander, Battalion Commander. CABRITTA SHAW: 9th, Lewis Thank-You Award, 10th, Lewis Thank-You Award, Honor Roll, 11th, Lewis Thank-You Award, 12th, VICA, Student Council, Senior Re- , '-3.5: , at --W -an-num. as .. 4. S presentative. SCOTT SHEHANE: 9th, orchestra, Columbus Youth Symphony, 10th, orchestra, 11th, Qui!! and Scrolk 12th, Outstanding Senior nominee, Key Club Treasurer, Arrive Alive Vice- President. MICHAEL STEVEN SIMONS: 9th, Lewis Thank-You Award, 10th, Lewis Thank-You Award, 11th,j.V.l-LS. Im- provement Association, Lewis Thank-You Award, Honor Roll, 12th, Lewis Thank-You Award. BJ. SMITH: 9th, Lewis Thank-You Award, Honor Roll, Student Council, 10th, Honor Roll, Lewis Thank-You 39 ' NQWXQR-was . vm, Award, Student Council, 11th, Lewis Thank-You Award, Redjacket staff, 12th, Redjaolzer staff, Outstanding Senior nominee. TERI SNEAD: 9th, Shaw High School Chorusg 10th, Shaw High School Chorusg 11th,j.V.H.S. Chorus, Lewis Thank-You Award, Honor Roll, 12th, chorus, junior Achieve- ment, Lewis Thank-You Award, Honor Roll. ANTHONY SPIVEY: 9th, track, football, basl-:etballg 10th, j.V. Foot- ball, Best Squad in ROTCQ 11th, Varsity Wrestlingg 12th, football, wrestling. BELINDA SURLES: 9th, semifinalist in Young Columbus Contest, aca- demic medal, judges Choice Award in Artist Guild Contest, Most Out- standing Freshman in English, Most Outstanding Freshman in Social Studies, highest freshman academic average, Principals List, academic school letter, Lewis Thank-You Award, March of Dimes Wa1k-a- Thon, representative for PRIDE asso- ciation, literary meet representative in spellingg 10th, Carmine and Grey re- porter, Foreign Language Club Re- porter, Art League Secretary, aca- demic medal, Head-to-Head team, Teen Leadership Day Award, Gover- uor's Honors alternate, Most Out- standing Sophomore in English, high- est sophomore academic average, 3.9 or above cumulative average, Most Outstanding Sophomore in Art, March of Dimes Walk-a-T hon, Lewis Thank-You Award, A-B Honor Roll, Whos Who in Foreign Language, 11th,junior Council, Art League Sec- retary, Second Place in Chase Week Art Show, Bi-PhY-Chem Treasurer, Governors Honors alternate, artwork accepted at University of Georgia Art Symposium, Head - to- Head, Model UN., Best of Show at Columbus Col- 40 lege High School Art Show, Third Place in District Social Science Fair, Honorable Mention at Salisbury Fair Artist Guild Contest, National Honor Society, Most Outstanding junior in Art, Principals List, Columbus Col- lege Certificate of Achievement, Most Outstanding junior in English, highest junior academic average, 3.9 or above cumulative average, Colum- bus College Art Awards, Certificate of Appreciation in Third Congres- 1' I , I Q i. sional District, Lewis Thank Award, academic medal, academic gold barg 12th, National Honor Soci- ety Business Manager, Senior Coun- cil, Assistant choreographer for For- eign Language Musical Extravaganza, anti-drug advertisement published in T. V. Tempo, Foreign Language Club, Third Place in Chase Week Art Show, Artwork accepted to University of Georgia Art Symposium, Art League President, member of runner-up team in Soroptomist's Pathways to World Peace at Columbus College Teen ou Leadership Day, Head-to-Head, school Century III winner, Bi-Phy- Chem, Model U.N,, Key Club, Math Team, Outstanding Senior nomi- nee, Arrive Alive committee chair- man, jordan's SAIL representative third six weeks, Most Outstanding Senior in Art. CANDIE MARIE THOMPSON: 9th, Perfect Attendance award, Lewis Thank-You Award, Girl's Ensemble, GMEA Convention, All-City Honors Chorus, Choral Booster club, literary meet, Superior rating of Solo and En- semble, letter in chorus, A-B Honor Roll, Most Outstanding Freshman in Science, Representative for PRIDE convention, PTSAg 10th, Lewis Thank-You Awardnlordan Red jack- et Chorale, All-State Honors Chorus, All-City Honors Chorus, Choral Li- brarian, Choral Booster Club, Gover- nor's Honors Alternate in Vocal Mu- sic, literary meet, Superior rating of Solo and Ensemble, letter in chorus, A-B ,Honor Roll, Most Outstanding Sophomore in Science, PTSA, Sopho- more Reptesentative on Homecom- ing Courtg 11th, Lewis Thank-You Award, jordan Red jacket Chorale, All-City Honors Chorus, All-City Ex- travaganza Choral President, Choral Booster Club, jordan's representative for Governors Honors in Vocal Mu- sic, letter in chorus, A-B Honor Roll, Most Outstanding junior in Science, Most Outstanding junior in Social Studies, DAR Award for Excellence in American History, Student Coun- cil, PTSA, National Honor Society, Foreign Language Club Vice-Presb dent, Columbus College Award of Merit, Foreign Language Fair, Model U.N.g 12th,jordan's DAR Good Citi- zen, PTSA, National Honor Society Assistant Secretary, Foreign Lan- guage Club President, Model U.N.,, Senior Class Secretary, Art League Secretary, Drama Club President, Sec- ond Place at ZAAAA play competi- tion, Outstanding Senior winner. AARON THORNTON: 9th, Drill Team, ROTC, 10th, j.V. Football, 11th, Varsity Football, 12th, Varsity Football. CHRISTOPHER TOLBERT: 10th, Foreign Language Club, j.V. Basket- ball, 11th, Historian of Co-Op Pro- gram, 12th, Co-Op Foods. TAWANNA TOLBERT: 9th, Drill Team, Lewis Thank-You Award, ROTC Squad Leader, track, 10th, ROTC Squad Leader, Lewis Thank- You Award, track, 11th, track, Lewis Thank-You Award, junior Class Vice-President, 12th, Senior Class Vice-President, Outstanding Senior winner, track, ROTC. RODNEY TROTMAN: 9th, basket- ball, football, Foreign Language Club, 10th, ROTC, 11th, ROTC, Lew- is Thank-You Award, 12th, HERO. TINA TULL: 9th, Foreign Language Club, Future Homemakers of Amer- ica, 10th, Future Homemakers of America, Key Club, Foreign Langua- gae Club, Honor Roll, 11th, Foreign Language Club, Honor Roll, AKA, 12th, DECA, Future Business Leaders of America, AKA, Honor Roll. AMY TURNER: 11th, Foreign Lan- guage Club, 12th, Foreign Language Club, Outstanding Senior nominee, Homecoming Queen. U DEXTER UPSHAW: 9th, basketball, 10th, Most Valuable Player in j.V. Basketball, 11th , letter in basketball, 12th, letter in football, Most Im- proved Player in football, scholastic award in football, senior award in football, basketball. FRANK UPSHAW: 9th, basketball, 10th,j.V. Basketball, Varsity Basket- ball, 11th, j.V. Basketball, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Football, letter in football, 12th, Varsity Football, Varsi- ty Basketball. CINDY VAUGHN: 10th, fShaw Highj German Club, 11th, Lewis Thank-You Award, One Act Play, 12th, Redjacket staff. W TERRI WAGES: 9th, Honor Roll,ju- nior Achievement, Lewis Thank-You Award, Scholastic Award, 10th, Hon- or Roll, Foreign Language Club Trea- surer, Academic Excellence in Span- ish, March of Dimes Walk-a-Thon, Red jacket staff, Lewis Thank-You Award, Scholastic Award, 11th, Hon- or Roll, National Honor Society, Red jacket staff, Bi-Phy-Chem President, March of Dimes Walk-a-Thon, Scho- lastic Award, j.V.H.S. Improvement Association, Lewis Thank-You Award, 12th, Honor Roll, National Honor Society Treasurer, Outstand- ing Senior winner, March of Dimes Walk-a-Thon, Senior Council, Lewis Thank-You Award, Scholastic Award. RAQUEL WALKER: 10th, fShaw High Schoolj FFA, 12th, HERO Vice President. BRYAN S. WARE: 9th, Outstanding Freshman Math Student, academic letter, 10th, Governors Honors Semi- finalist in English, Sophomore Class President, varsity letter in soccer, coach's award in soccer, Mu Alpha Theta, 11th, Exchange Club's Aca- demic Athlete, Columbus College Certificate of Merit, varsity letter in soccer, varsity letter in cross-country, Most Valuable Player award in soc- cer, Outstanding Foreign Language Student, National Honor Society, Model U.N., 12th, letter in cross- country, letter in soccer, Outstand- ing Senior winner, National Honor Society, Model U.N. DESIREE CDee Deej WATSON: 9th, Lewis Thank-You Award, 10th, Lewis Thank-You Award, 11th, Lewis Thank-You Award, 12th, HERO. HAROLD WEST: 9th, football, rorh, basketball, 11th, Varsity Football, 12th, Varsity Football. MICHELE WIGGINS: 9th, Lewis Thank-You Award, Student Council, 10th, Lewis Thank-You Award, 11th, Lewis Thank-You Award, 12, HERO. KIMBERLY jO WILLIAMS: 9th, Red jacket Chorale, All-City Chorus Meet, junior Civitan, literary meet, letter in chorus, 10th, Lewis Thank- You Award, Red jacket Choral, All- City Chorus Meet, literary meet, Solo and Ensemble, letter in chorus, Stu- dent Council, 11th, Lewis Thank-You Award, Red jacket Chorale, All-City Chorus Meet, literary meet, letter in chorus, j.V.H.S. Fund-Raising Fair, Student Council, 12th, Lewis Thank- You Award, Red jacket Choral, All- City Chorus Meet, literary meet, Solo and Ensemble, Senior Council, VICA, junior Civitan, DCT, letter in chorus, Red jacket Chorale President. RHONDA WILLIAMS: 9th, fShaw High Schooljj.V. Basketball, Varsity Basketball, 10th, fShaw High Schoolj j.V. Basketball, Most Valuable Player Award, letter in basketball, 11th, Gor- danj Varsity Basketball, Playmaker Award, AA Basketball Team in Ala- bama fAmateur Athletic Unionj, 12th, Varsity Basketball, HERO, HERO Secretary. WM 7Wm,,, ,b,,,VMw .al ..A. ,, f l u N E? n X Outstanding Seniors Cmfmndm Keglevf and Mike Harris Outstandmg Senzors Tazwanmz Tolbew' and 196177072 McCaz5ki!l X if Xplih. Dczwd ravi 10 Z f35'! we 3. X . fn S, ' Q'-ullfl ' lin- S dl ,. um .4 3 Mtxlrz' x. X, Outstanding Seniors Terri Wngey, Arlen Mott, Dennif Cook leremy Adams Michael W. Adams Teisha Allen Leonard Alston Thomas Antonich Cynthia Bagley Charles Rusty Bales Cory L. Bartlett evin Batastini Scottie Beegle Vickez Biggers jeremy Black --,,,., Traci Starnes gets serious in a solemn FHAXHERO candle-lighting ceremo- V r ' Getting Serious ,, 1,5 , ,.-,, A W, A - .,,:,,,., M... . ........ ' i.,..,. fe V we 'ef u -- ,.......,. d f1gureS. of facts an . om chahenges d'I'gCnce in awckmg dassto . h U . gg soaf ww nd Keith Love Rosa Moore a JMX 'Wan' ..-W' wife' Q x Wife' up , 4 Wm- ff M I J-. I .. A' , 5 I fr I+' BLQQQQQQL ' H L' . L L, ' jimmy F. Bowman, III I H lulie Lynn Braga - E Berry Brown , gr.,-f ,ff ', I W i 9 Beve , jason Brown , , X Laurie Brown . 3 . Patricia Bruce I In W , , . -,.... . WW- K . - . fn-.- , , ----- L., , H ,, .- , -Q--,, W... if ' - wz,-., 'i? i'1,. 'f or I I -:fn-I'-?:' . , '3Z . Ti3? Y ' - W e TT ' mm ' 'M ...,..,..-v-v..- x N --......-........:.. v.. - 49 v ff' ry r 3 if Wag? 14 H3 ii ,r W. r ex 5, 1 AIS? . S -as :wer ' is, 4 ww: riff rig 'A ri'-23 Wg?- fig: We I . 55 M A as 5 .-,Epi Elf as 5' gif ii' :K gi 3 l -.: e Q . ig? s EEE Kei f .gg 5 E? A Qi? 32 ,, 4 35? e 5 . f if iii E 912 31 ia, :fr 2223555 Ifiiggg 3352 6 gf? Q 5 ity: . is E 395 2354 if 5 , 5 .gf ,ii 92 5:3-3 1 4, Q 555 Rig Q all Q55 if iii? IRE se . se yfrtilfll' QW? W 50 ie al Seeking Seniordom Tiffeney Brummitt Melody Bryan Christine Buford C Colleen Cain Demetrice Caldwell Orsomerh Calvin QMS? 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Y., S Y' x, ,-,fn ' a ,NK V I A - fHKT4SA.5,A-aft W 1 in 51,5 51, Q l 'iff' ' tg ' r,.f?1W.V as I r ' fl 5:35 fp . . - eresa Gor Q, ' - Q 1 Q Talethia Goss Q J Kelita Grant Willie Grant ' Andrea Grier jami Griffin Stephanie Gunn Sabrina Hale Michelle Haler Brian Hall Katrina Hall Tsubsseckf Katrina Denson, Denise Lawrence, and Tara Wrlber stay busy with service projects to help the community. Their activities in Key Club have helped the J.V.H.S. club win several awards while serving many people IB Sm ff 1' ' ' i A., s , s,.,,. ,gg,:fif, fy-xg ,Q sr . , sf- 'wz SW'-I-Q , ' Q if .5?N'-'Qi Mi , r' D 1 i Ji' ' ,L , , ea sg vi 1 , i :li F' 1 ai 5 are , i en P t 6 f X Nqr V i is dm' A . i ., f, I Q f an 5 I G rm , 4 A.. W ' QT 'Q-:- H 7- 'H ' ' I 'Af S, --lLl 'Tl'1 ' . ' '2'3'1': T'2': 1 'im' ..,., ,..,, ,. .,.......--..,, ...i..,.-...... - . ... ,- ' - - - 3'91 'f' -'- ,,...... af Q: -' f -Af V . . ' -A-Q---. -S 4723 anim' usy in lub 'W ,., an.. rr 3- X , fee r I 1 xx . Q y 5 eg iw jg E 5 f i 2 M ,Q W' Wm rim 6 'W K if .urn Q, Jw .- f , f J' J i W I Z rm , 8 '14 Alf 1 I .1 H M in U 1 X, , ,. , 1 4 i I V9 f Bffiiiliuisn jeif Hardin Kelli Harris Michele Hart Sally Harwood' fimand-gflzlelgerson Dorothy Henderson Evelyn Herring, SQf3!r.l'13Sfea Sheila Hill john Hilrs Bobbin Hindsman Ben Hixson Randy Hodge Terrance Hollis Q Wendy Hood Lqyon Huckelba Marion Hutchinson I ' 5 1' wigs V ... Q A JN! f l 5 , ,, . .. . - '-- -' ' - ' 'Jug-W ' - ' We--: 4- -1 - . Pf 'M' a...' , - 1 . ...-f-- -M-w ,.,. -'-- r' - - - Q .: W , -. A fix, ,.,.,- ., .,,.,-.,,,,,.r,.H -5 -1-7----, .. '1'y,2g, ,-7-wg--s..,g,,,,-, 7- -4 - - Q F -.- -an-, ' -'nfl'-Q9-.Li .,-Q-... MH A 1,751 . M U . ., , ,.,, A ' h V rj v-he-w ---1--l Daffina lackson Sherikei jenkins Feliciano johnson Rita lohnson n Qharles lgnes Chong Ye Kim April Leigh King J 5 Tracy Kraft Randall Lane T resa ' Law Denise Lawrence Travis Lewis Keith Lehman Stephen Littrell Dennis Keirhlovett johnny Lumpkin julie Maddox Allison Marano Soaring High le no -1 Sz. .' ,fb tv N 1 'K in 1 4C ,...,A lw:sOl'4' N. L5 X99-Q. :Q3lb-Quentin, i .l - 3 tfnmsff t' V ' : .-,FEET - 1, , ,, r , - A 1 im , vis l gjkgf' -' -ref? ' P x I W fiilgsiz- . . ' 'I if ' ami 5- : , A Wi.. I Af Iwvyfy, L 'gala I ' Q' .i ' T l' 'Y ': 'Q 'y . ,I . A 0 .- HY ,.,, ,. lf ,M . . . - ill nfgv .IT 44 'ijt-' Mx, ' ,Na A . v -'iw .. ' SNL, ' V . LM. ' ' 2: iiic 1.9 S. it xx PJ- . W 0 :I -'FC Q.. A EQ , ,5 .7 eg Q NX ' diff-'iilaii it r. , 4 K by x Y ' ? F si, J Q .. 51' 4,2 F' 1 wi si ..11, ,ii W I I P , ZLZ , Iohn Mgsgn Charles Mathis Tammy McClellan Wesley Shane McClung Kenneth McGee William K. McNair Rebecca McNeEar Marcus Mickle Sherry Mock Rosa D. Moore Dennis A. Nell Dana L. Nordmeyer Glenda O'Neal jeffrey Pace -1121253 Allen Patrick .X A,,,,,... jennie 'Lei Teresa Peterson jerry Petrus .,-4 as X Q Q iii Q sv SEM ni. - 1 X' bp, I s -is. Sli if 42 fir if K X Q Hr f? ,Q- Xgksrt .sc,3w'.aggSg 1'SIS2iS?5Ss3fS?5f I Randy Phillips Rebecca Phinney Louciett Pitts johnny Pugh Ste h n Purvis Catherine 'Lynn Railey d e Ella Denise Reese Robert Carden Reeves, lr. Diana Renfroe Angela Reynolds Larry Roberts Samantha Rogers Kenneth Lee Roland Aaron Russell i 11 jason Sanders Nancy Qanks Lisa Renee Savage Bonnie D. Seats Getting nvolved if 'w1agaf1:': ty1f,i , . . M ..i.. . az 1 ' , .3 f5gtf.,1..- , W K V.. r x ig: 1 H K' R Wi 53:5 f , 5 ' '1 'QSM 1 , . , J, Yv ,, 15 W Q X W 1 fl gk X s s get 2353565Eigismgvgifszs,sg15fQ5,ris,S ,P t fs- 1 ffa- fir: , M ws' LaQii:siz5f' .,,:-m mf: f :Fsa':f2-- : ' H . . If ff-: ,, mfs s, , X +' re. . . . , I:g5:r X U Q W:-ea' x W i 'il li X i pt . , ii N ml 'Q vi 5 ri, lim 3- ' 4' ', . . Homecoming Week is an active time of involvement at or dan. Students and teachers participate in dress-up days, con tests, and a dance. Here, Bonnie Seats becomes a clown during Halloween Day. bf QQ it rv il P i S ,hr Q ' iiii if : iii S W i s li 'Q 5 Coray Sly Cf ' mith Leeshean Smith Kimberly Snyder William james Soloman B F Traci Starnes Belinda Steen Scott Phillip Stiner Allena Stonebraker Billy Talley Wesley Temples Michele Tew Kellie Thomas B Tisha Tolliver Robin Toms T isa R. Turner Catherine urner junior Keith Lehman gets ready to lead the jackets. new ,fs QA' Zmwflfs 5 lm 58 I Soaring umm' f wifkv-.V ? 1 E 3 V, 2 l-lag., ' 0 'NJ C7 .s, ,J - A ,. my w..,,gg5vfgf diva , This group erse Day during Homecoming Week of Qmosriyj iuniors show their spirit on J y 41 J ' i 'CES TP I i K' 3, Q if ' , x V' h Vi is I:if1da Vans John Walker Kerry Walker T Ehawn Walters any Watkins K l eaver eymyleich ,HE Andrea Marie Westbrook Sharon White Deidra Whittlesey Tara Wilber Curtis Williams Falisha Williams Marie Williams Chadwick Willis Rosalind Willis Patricia Wilson lackie-Winseead George Winters S . Kim Womack Danny Wyatt zmior Plan -YAY , sl J l f I ,,,. v ' ,gg.,:::12:r' ,, ,::f.r' ww ri' I, ' B w 1 taatt it mf A grttt t.t,t i i r Va V 'PHLI5' mmm X. Miki V. 'islfiii fr ' - , z ,- -ffiiiilaiiii z ,,.. ..1f-af:, - H 7 5 ii e jfjgf, r W V i,f?V'si 4' ,, 4 1 i 5' A il I . '-fi 31' 5 1::,,,g, W ' H ft -get ,, it . 1 r. ' ' , . W 15 i V 'Q 'I 'Z u 5 MP Y , 4 ,g , if .. 1 f v-,,, , Q 1 1 ,, if if :Z if-Pigiifre u KW , A v 1 41,6 f if if r a my 'F ws .. E ,, K f., , ,555 W i jj, , ,:,, 'UW Q N' XJ Lopez Granison knows his senior year is close! Wanda Snider and Traci I U ll ' Starn s spir- it. Michele Hart serves Coach Scott doughnuts during a faculty breakfast, hosted by the HERO! FHA groups. Cory Bartlett takes a break from artistic en- deavors in order to finish his notes in art class. Pep rally participants show a range of emotions and facial expressions. eila Hill sneaks into class. 61 Dexter Alexander Ro exan er Alan Andrews Andrea Armour U Be G, Fred Banks jirnm T9if.Q3.aQ2S BAr-gm,Bar.:on- Y gqgbawfefe Leua.B,crge Sherry L3-gyer Aggglrbmale Crystal Brown 0 Scggt Brown Sheryl Brown K Micmeljurgess- R13Qip..Bush- Gin Lggailarman an-no Q M. f.'2e'Y. n 4 1 Q S 1 1 fe '- -A :Ili V . ziliwg, ' ' 1 1 -ifyldgl 2125? , 1 -I' :,. my f ggef 5 ff V, 1 ' 4 ' pa.: -x - ga. a 12 V I Q Ji, ar M . w Q Q 4 - -, Q! ww A 'fi 'A .Q 5,j'ff2 55 ,H are 4, .. 4- K 335 ' 5 4 PQ P or 25' Q Edythe Carter ,Monica Carter vLQy.Ca.stegl T ss .David Cha ell Tina Cherry Melissa Childree YT-n 1 Marcuslllemons Calxin Many students and teachers were very sad to learn that Mrs. Chavez would leavejor- dan to pursue other interests and locations. Thank-you and farewell parries abound- ed. Here Sonya Everhart tells Mrs. Chavez Adios. SOPHOMORES 63 Dmdiglgn Ken Coggins Rebecca Colwell ar Steghen Cook SUEYLQBSY Dgv-gy-Qgoss Teresa Dainton AEQLSLBEQH Gaynell Davison Jai?.f1D2mPf-CL M-a.rthaNGeorge and Tracey Gdggrge make use ofmi- brary. Many students work in the library during lunch and before and after school for research projects, as well as for checking our books and for studying. S OPH OM ORES 64 ...Q J Wu :ui H , M1 F E 41 5 an M2 . . ' 5 1 is lil f ,, W, iq 5 J fb f 1- -A I ,fl ,fl if 1' is m rw vs lk iii If Gy Kim ver john Duffey Seanliasoh 112213 ,l.Q.l' ,Kathy Enfinger D,axLicl..Ea1:taiQ.li Nathaniel Fields Stggey Egster Nicky-Eountam' Kamekbh e Tracey George Kendall Gibson Shannon Goetz LoEez Granison Carlos Green -1 ne Melissa Greenless BSMLYQE T i Steghanie Hardge Rani Hare M . Tim Tamifklarvey j Stacey Hegler William Hennessee Angie Norris and Partie Na- pier pair off for some small group work in one of their classes. rrin Eracey Hightower Qdwick J. Hill TiffQlyhT. Holland Allison Holi Tgoriano Jermaine Holt ric Michael Hood Korey Ni ita op ins Yaaqry .A, Herron-Q Lisa Hudson Bgbe Louise Huey T Voncil Ladale Huff jagaes Bonnenklunrphries Tammy .bdflflamiagcon Maria L. jackson Priscilla A. jackson Kristina Juliet jenkins Keiiieggpgigbmlimxvn. jessiqa Rance jordan ff l I ' li - as f i. mags .xiii ,, rig' If 3 ws in 4 i m l ll ss I' Q ti M. fi: ly , 6 A i 'wwf A76 f X IC ' 7 ' e ' ' X Z Nyc Qi 4 'XVII i I 'lim li r I i A X fx gi i i 5 1 Q 4 J ai 5 wh Y i X f 6- .--.vn-a-wr 'ein-.av-v '-x-no-f1f , 3 '-'7 '+h . M ,... ' - - ,....:::f sa. -f pw, 4. im., ,f 'ei fin? .fi iv.. , Y, ' i t f 11' '2' 3 6 A U A D' 'B+ if 3 'H 4' free, 'F ii X L 1359 f-if ii x April Lynn Karschnick Kyong jae Kim Vack' y L. Kitchens Brenda Landers angley Tan a E. Lawrence Corley C. Lu e Sherri D. Macon Tamm e Michele M. Martin Qeloris Ann Mathews Ceceliarbdazhis, Michael McCoy Terrance McCoy Jamevivizmam Y S Christopher J. McKnight Philli P Lendon Ronald E. Merriweather Teresa Ann Miles ioel Qleve Miller ' '-u n Lisa Ann Mock Gymane H. Moody Marcus L. Moore 1!IiQae1.L.Mo0rf-S NQQQMQC Moore Rodney L. Moore Barbra Lynn Morgai Bf iS Pattie Napier DUx E51 L. Nicholson ..eT..,..,,.... Olin Norman ,-Q-,,. Angela Norris C'gss.QhQa Tonya Oshel AK Mi n S . 1 2h.i11ipL Tara Pickern Ashante Pickett These sophomores look as if they enjoy having their pic- tures taken. Front row, ,AML s0a.Holr, Y ' Felecia Har- risnnh Delo , Alan Andrews, Sraey Pollardg back row, Reginald Ingram, Vicki Barfield, Shirley Par- QAIM1 Andrews, Loge- KsQg,MiC , john Seegar, john C. Wil- logghbyz Christopher Vip- lino, and D 68 5 HE a X 2 is ieqwlfk xg' , iw ' E? ,QA E .sn I L 5, fg- J J, in 4 , Y H j I 't:.f'I'5'S . ti 3 ll gall X R t i, K M I Ph H L zz jx in 55-VW ' ' Est-i-Qi n U ' 4 sf i s 5 ws 5' 2-ig Ji Y 1' x I i Xs- 1? 559 ,xi rw ww s 'H N gl K W 1: ' ' 'gras P f 4 it Richard Platz Stacy Pollard Leland Powell Kin Rebidge Brenda Reed Shane Rennie R Ad-die Schmucker Robert Schroeder George Scott Samuel Sears john Seegar TQHLM S0nya..SenioL jinggjheheane QWQQIELQD Reginald Shipp Stacey Shipp Dana Slocumb 'I HT' TG'n'EEZf1 Anthony Spencer, Terri Starling Melissa Stephens Ieff Stickles, M. z r fl., V-.P-:Y David Thomas jam Vincent Thomas Melissa Thompson Ton a Thom son C Eudoner Toney Wesley Tucker Patricia Tyson jim Vinson C Eric Wages Tammy Walker jason Ward, Kenneth Whitaker , - , , ,- if- ... , .. - - Wav- ..- ,,,. -?f....1,.,.., - .,. , : in -- , , 3. .1-.91 -5 f-'f:9--.,,...,-:- . 4-n 34,--.-. -M -- - -. , , + 4 'L---. - -- A '... - 7-rf' - V AV ,, -- if A-1 'Q-'gy ,, -ffiigriggjq-'Q'-if '5i5El7iz5h ' 7.1 V VP F' fc-A W - 1 ww - V - .if f m f 5vfi'fA' - Y' ofifgf 3? 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Yolanda Senior seems ex- cited about getting her pic- ft ture taken. ,inv- Sophia Patriclg, - iQIf241d C s prac- tice math skills in Mrs. McCoy's room. Darren Walton takes it easy after school. jae Kim meticulously does his classwork. , .-f....., I hiv-, , ,, - . - - -1 JY. ,ii - .. 4- ' 1--fs, - We - ---f.g..-.'?-.5-5.. 4 -- L.. '-1211 --5-ir - - 1 -.4-Ti, ,-31--...: ' ' -- ., . ' -, .- V e.-,, -L il: -V1 - - t .- W4 .,q..?.,,.,, -Y - - ....v- e- -5.a!qg',.,.- ,-A-Q p ,Y are gfr- T Y.. -. ...-v1iP3---4.Lv, - .. , --L., ..-- -'-f itz., 71 Fre bmcm la 5 Fznds .I .VH Cballengzng jeffrey Lee Adair Izetha Adams Quinc Darren Allen Christopher Allmond wi u d john D. Antley, jr. Larry Randall Bagley Tracy Bartlett Emily Suzanne Batastini Deana Carol Bates Matthew Beach Gracie Beagle Talitha M. Benbrook Charles Allen Bennett Kareen Berry Anthonydilandff Leisa Blankenship eigh Ann Blaxt n john Henry Blizzard III Se astian Blom jennifer Iaeigh Black . . .g L ' o i-55,-,.... Antonio Bolden james O. Bonner Bobby Borders Sandra Faye Brady Kevin Broadnax 72 Sue Ann Browder Angela Broygl Falisha Brown Felicia Brgyn Ronald Brown Toronda Brown Christine Bruffy Anthony Buford Pamela L. Buford Burton Capps, jr. Katina D. Carter Douglas S. Carter Shwanda Carter Ijna Cash Lori Kristan Childs Tracy Pittman Chauncey Sherry Christian Tammy Clark Rodney Weiss ogles his new j.V.H.S. sweatshirt Cwhile wondering why God made bottom lock- ers.j Tonia Fitzpatrick va en classe pour etudier une nouvelle perspective de la langue francaise. Vincent Brian Clegg I s james David Clower Robert Collier k David R. Cook 73 Robert Cook Lisa Michelle Cox B Herman Crawford Edward Charles Cross, lr. jefgey-Brian Cross Tonia Fitzpatrick and Brenda Reynolds show that fashion and glare is what they wear. Tonja Irby flashes a beautiful smile for all jackets fans. '-g--...q-..,,. ' '-'.: '-'-4-., +lw. f C r Subrina Darlington Christopher Edward Davis Giowana R. Davis Millard Day Melissa Deal KEHEEQLIMOH gqgpimim Amy .Jeanette Dowdney WE Damon Dunlap Heather L. Dykes Jessie Edmonds Laquita Edwards Stacy Renee Edwards Rsrwf-Emga T e Kenneth Ellis 74 . Q W K '1-T' ti 3 1' 'W Q ziif ' iil t 2.1: ' l ,am ,-95 I fs: F 1154 a X , if ' i q Q' 'ii W 'R , . l . .an-, ,E-1 ,, fo- - -- 1 Q af .er X i jx 4? ,QA , tl 2 is ef .,... 2 fl i al s ,'. I V' i' V gf? ' jk l . in a ' 'Y r zzz. f :I I g '22 w 1 QL 5, ,.. sf .- df Q as -A f ,, I 1. vim V-'O x .5 li. fi .P , i s : , fy X , N rn Q Zi ills J ' f 44 l V Q an Fi i at . 6 so I .Ri K P- if r a 'kit 4 i L 'KA xr. 45 f r 1 , , K 1 ,.2r,.i,:f3:,a' ,f - r 1 1 M C' '85, fig, Mdilw. Jaws '? . ..., Y EQ --1-www. rf, , -- - f-..:t Srts x x-Mr -A i it rs Q fi i .t .. W.: r S .iQ l r i af fl . 1 of .1 f 5 'S i i lei i' V I f it ' 4, ,I , , X . pr my dll L V ip J 'K ilu T ', .1 ' Q, l ' 'ilfa ff' , ti Nil af f if 'f.' v-ff N T 1h i we 5 r ' we j' E H55 i nb' . A 53,55 . QF' ,3 5 -,eg 1- M. rf a 1 4 K ' 1 J r . V , Q , ri Er I ,:.l:,:. 1 ,i,li 'V ,T 5. l f ' i l 1 -if.: ' :V ' james Enfinger nald Eugene Ethridge jonathan Eu an s Christopher Evans Denise Marie Eyanson Timothy Fanning --....,:...'g-f-1.-., W Traci Tucker knows that yearbook is an awful lot of work! Beth Rowell seems to be concentrating as she goes to her next six weeks test. ,,..A,, z-Ex... .:-.-.-4... ..... --.,,, A.. t-. V Q --, -Q-n--...,. Bryan D. Ferguson Brian Keith Fitzpatrick Tonia Fitzpatrick S T,ytcmLEor.d, Deshawn Franklin Tim Frazier Michelle Elaine Freeman Christopher Lee Frith Courtney Furgurson Daniel Gaines Christine N. Gallant Christopher Galliher Teresa Renee Garner Karl Garrett joseph W. George, jr. Ricky George Sherri Golden 75 Igrell Gosha Stephanie Greenlee Lori Leigh Haler - M Cynthia Lynn Gosa X4 Tammy Clark and Chris- tine Bruffy stand upstairs while waiting for the bell to ring. Tyrone Sylvester and An- gelina Lucky pose with Mrs. Henry as they take a break in English. llhgresaf-Hass De s L IEQIBMH Jsynikrlierffr Dawn Sheree Hill Richard Clay Holbrook Semichael D. Holloway Lashon Holt Maledia Deshon Hooks Michelle Hoover Daniel Todd Hopson 5939291 Amy House Kevin Hovey Consuelo Renee Hughes Partick Hull jerry Mamwlion 76 ,.-. -was Aft! Q1-41 wa I 3 I 15 E a 3 W' 4 3 5' Q ' , . Wi' KA ff f , ' , ,., , K 4' :aan tai, 2' W3 L sta 5 2? 1,1 A d i g 7 i aw .eff 7 Wd 2 r , t f .J ,J 2 3 ' 7 'P aj , we .. 47 .. . , 5 fiizz, '- ,, 1 . o 4 ,, 1- Q: xr e l A ' A su 2 rv 'L lf 'ef' if ff llEnl,?y i av 5 .. f 5 lil -th-Q - sf' fe 1 ',l. 14 , 4 2? l Q A livin flii . 4 si 1' r, - l is K, ' E: gk ' S Q we .Qi J g, iv 4 ! ef 1 3' 1 Z 1 is r :mia ,,, A 111. -- 'l ,,. . 4 M W .9 M ' Tn 355 . 'ai wi' . , .Magi , im .f wa 2 i K W Q l if ' in l 'vii 1 :lf rkyfzr W1 -. ' - '- ,,., ., -Q - X W - 5 ' 'SZ' . .r 1,-Af' 'z-ffl . r., 4 .. ,... . Ang Ke .W ai Q .. . su- .. f x K M- If e.Z-Mi: r 'Vs -'D' wr Morris jenkins Glen Mitch johnson Keesha L. jones Scott jones Susan M. jones Torino jones Kenneth Dewayne jordan Beverly Kilpatrick Victor Maurice King Tin ' ' k Michelle Knott Ronald jay Kyser N d Sheila Landers Larry Nathan Laney james Laster Kimbrr.lxM1,2v Anthony Smith watches as Mr. Lewis checks him into school. ce Vl3ethan Renae Lee Stephanie Leonard Stanley Todd Lifsey Paul V. Lokey Darius R. Love 77 Anglisa Luckey Stephen john Lumpkin Kareem Mark Neil D. Mayberry Patty Ladale McClung james A. McCoy Could it be . . . a girl's dream come true. Homecoming atten- dant Anita Romero is escorted across the football field. Tis the season to be jolly. . . Actually, it's Halloween and Deana., Bates is appropriately clothed. , , ,L ,W I X74 f 1 y-,Q Z - . t. ,y,y . ly.tJ yiee A , YZ ggi e f We t ' I Q. v wu- i l -i , - - rm yff dkze G A i 1 9 .U r , . X .Q K wg? H M5152-ff' - ' ' ggiii 1 ' - - E15 is .c ff A D r F C s f . ? X 4-:ng Katrina Ann A0861 Christopher D. McKelvey Mitchell M, McKinney Sherald L. McPherson A ..w, wh ef. ,, gk. ll 1 i vff B ' 4 j ' H . ll ile' .fm I c W I 1' ' lames M. McRae QWHV ',' ' i' --si-'HC-ii-J fl '3 ' 7' if if J , 637 2 ll Edsel D. Meacham, lr. K , , y l .,..., ' Carolyn Lynn Mitchell l f . cs , pppyp ff . Christ0Pl'1er Moore 4 r ,f V l W ll Sh M ' 2' 2 ' flak rr' fb: 1 iam ane organ Y . Q chami Mor ' if .. ll fg-JL . . 5 4 . , M Cornelius Moms 5. . , an Sue Diane Morris gy ' Q I A Antonio Morse I 'H l i 5 Travlia Denise Moseley p y . xg I L at Y MYef5' 5 I' I 5 ..vv, I EE, r In i' M 1' ,, .s . '..., , Eb , W ,K , k 78 .......1 Joefffff H . tffw A9525 il, Q . s K 1 fv- .R a 'X .l .4 .151 'X1f I fi, 40 , L l . yi! A , I my i X' V .4 sw N il ,J .. -,. - -S,-P ,...f- Karen Renee Nickerson julie Elaine Nix Chiquitta Ann Nolen Traci L. Pace Mark Franklin Pearce Erica N. Phillips Jep Avery Lamont Pittman BQLL Marguerite Starr Polk jennifer Lynne Powell E War m ghristina Price Cynthia M. Qualls Sherri Lynn Riifes Dm Dg y Jef Q jordan is full of those students who love to accept challenges Here Sabrina Darlington learns new skills in computer program ming. Stgtyb Elaine Rennie Brenda oEs Eric Reynolds Kenneth K. Rideout Victoria Rios jefferson T. Roberts 79 Anita Romero W,--,, Wonda Lynn Ross Beth Lynne Rowell Cassandra Elaine Sanders 1QQndaALee Sanders Tonia Fitzpatrick and Ronald Brown talk out- side their classroom until the bell rings. These students are all members of Mrs. Henry's English class. Tracee loy Sanders :I . . . David Morris Sapp Angela Schmidt jon Settles B Steven Shehane ' r Huberta Slaughter Anthony Smith julie Smith Tim Sneed April Spears Jj9i3,LStr'T1Lid, ,B-LL Bgerrflpag K teele Sarah Steele jacqueline Stephens Omar Strickland 80 W, i 1 ' W1 lllllifi T .N s- ll' il I 4 2 ,l 1 , I 4? lf' j Lvl N , fl? , ga I X ,.4,k1,,:,.' - A -g.,. ' .gt .J. ,A 'Wy ' A , .Y is . . , m ,,. o mf ka' ,Q 5, , .l , Q tiff, , ii ' I t 9 ,' Q 'lj f .M T I I ' S ui I sv. 0 ' Ml s 7 ' ', i l M vw ,, ' in . I li i 4, . H e .,., W.,, 1 . W2 'P .. -f , N. , fa T . . . , S fi T 1 , A , A i 1 l fr ' 3s 3 X g Y 1 K 1 1 i . . 1 Tyrone Sylvester Kristina Malane Tate Cynthia Lynne Taylor Dexter Taylor Marcus Teel Carla Renee Thomas .Qix.sa.n,Jones and jeff Adair wait for their ride after school. Shwanda Carter looks at the list of our new basket- ball players. Kathy Thompson Michael Thornton B William Franklin Tice Earl Lamar Timmons Donnie Dewayne Toland Kevin Toole T ace ' Traci Tucker William Velky Tracey Walker loy Lyn Ward Christopher Ware MRPWQ' Monica Lynn Webb immfv? Brian Lu d 81 jerry Charles Williams C 2i Christopher Williams Lisa Williams Patrick Williams R,T. Williams II Stephanie Willoughby L . le .I Erika Witzke ', . Marcus Letrell Woods Stephanie Diane Woods Chrystal Michel Workman Paul Workman Keri Wyatt 82 CLASS OFFICERS Freshman Officers: President Robert Cook, Vice-President Stephanie Woods, Secretary Niki Gallant, Treasurer Lisa Luckey. r -w ..-q V Nd, ,, F V . i 'P K F Q3'Qgf':2lw' , A Q r ' l esrr O ..- ,, 5 . , - li Tix ' ' ' N , . 'Q 3 Y' 1 ' ' ff - fi ' E r Q . fi' Senior Officers: Vice-President 'Qawanria Tolbert Treasurer1g1YM cQQrQeUL Secretary Candie Thompson. Not pictured President Tara Weems. ,Ai junior Officers: President Keith Lehman Secretary Katrina Den- s,Qn,,,Vice-President D , Treasurer Tracy Willis. Duel Sophomore Officers: Vice-President n, President Nikki Moore, Secretary Ianya Lawrence,'Treasurer Michelle 'gl-Z i 'r'-4 Parkerson. 83 A Queen Amy Tame, Senior Carsandra Kegler H UM EC UM I NG junior Penny Norris Junior Michelle Law 10' 84 1 98 7- 1 988 Homecoming Queen 1 wx fff- '- fm W, .. W ,,,, Sophomore Attendant Qrlgtglzyifhit ey Sophomore Attendant Kellie johnson Kxxgd ueen Amy Turner with escort Mr, Paul Turner. Freshman Attendant Anita Romero HOMECQMUW? COURT Amy Turner Cfmwzrlm Kegler Rlfomla Williami' Penny Norm' Mirlyelle Law Kellie jabrziwz Cryytal Whitley Anim Rzmiem Qynlhirz Ilullwmy -f-wvmmp ll Senior Council: ' om son, , Kim Williams, Tisa McConnell, Advisor Mrs. wise, str-1p Bfir 5s, Carissa Ed Terri Wages, SIfara.L,e1z,is, Dennis Cook, Racheal Alexander, lawa t, Callitta Shaw, Terri Pough, Bernadette Senior. junior Council: jamie Griffin, Renee Savage, Cathy Railey, Katrina.-Hallg third row, Brenda Solomon, Louciett Pitts, , Nathan Ij1iQgh, Tara Wilherg fourth, n, Aagr-Llgsggl, Dana..Noisdim,eyer, Angela Reyn- olds, Keitha Craytong fifth row, Tricia Wilson, Leann Dupriest, Sherry Mock, Carmen Holman,.Vl4jn,Sn-yds-r, Ke-vi.n.3Xle.l.ch,.Kevin Batastini, ' an, Leigh Pay-ne7Amanda Helgerson, Ricky Davis, Randy Lane. Candie Tlaomprron S.A.I.L. Student DAR Citizen U.S. Youth Senate Program Outstanding in Academics Outstanding in Service HONORS -'WN Outstanding in Academics julie Smith and Mark Pearfe -KIQQ Governors Honors Outstanding in Academics if Outstanding in Key Club APRIL KARSCHNICK TIM FANNING AMY DOWDNEY DENISE LAWRENCE H RITA JOHNSON not pictured, ERIKA WITZKE Oufsfafldmg 'fl AC-adCm1CS 'i M +1 -r Outstanding in R.O.T.C. BONNIE COLVIN DARRON MCCASKILL ,, .. 5 Vik? 5511133425 KA.1:1njfA TE CINDI GOSA not pictured, DAVID SALIE 88 A :fi lm lr' 54. 4,2 AM mum Ei X15 Outstanding in Music I u U Outstanding in Academics Outstanding in Computer Programming Outstanding in Service S.A.I,L. Student , QANA NORDMEYER MILLARD DAY Governors Honors Semi-Finalist in Science Outstanding in Key Club lyme YZLL Yfozm Dui: Outstanding Art I ck . lex g C190 - s a' C a wait s 12Lxa.Le.uaQs Outstanding in Sports Outstanding in Academics Belinda Smfles Century III Winner S.A.I.L. Student Georgia School Art Symposium Chase Week Winner Columbus College Best of Show P Mitchel! McKinney DQQN Sfaf Outstanding in Drama Student Dauid- liaLk-149-if Star Teacher Mm. Wise Terri Wagey Outstanding in Academics 90 CARSANDRA KFGLER Exchange Club S,A.I.L. Student Outstanding in Athletics Outstanding in Academics Outstanding in Service Outstanding in Computer Programming Outstanding in Marketing ' 1 its 'Q' 0 Q66 13151515 IIIYEY Governors Honors Semi-Finalist in Music CPi- anoj STEVIE GORDON '---.-.-....-...f Outstanding in Academics Outstanding in Service ,UICIIIILLE IIZELI. Outstanding in Computer Programming Outstanding in Marketing 27 KX K A 5. k ,XNLQX k kg ' I A n -'-1 'J ATIU AL HO UR OCIETY Nancy Lynn Foster and Richard Kerr prepare gift bags for the teachers. VW Belinda Qurles, ,QL vid Buckner, and ve together for Teacher Appreciation Day. Stephenie Cox and Terri Wages help Mrs. Gibson draw names at the Christ- Honor students Ca and Richard Kerr show Mrs mas party. Dysick their thanks. yi ...--f xl 5 -1 2 Ol N 1 2 f-f 25 lvl' E 5' im D Io lg? 'L EL ET P S ,rg E D if 2 Q?-E Q. v-1' fb P- gig M?-' o 4 l 3 -fs Ea 2. 5-3 UU 2 Er 54 P, ja Ei 2, -1 D . LF N . six R .me gl 1 - -Q- faq' .V-Ya 1 NHS Members: front, rw tems, seeping-1fmCQXr Ca9.f!e.mrf0H, A931553 TQIILWQQCSY Chqggiisher, Nancy Foster, Belinda Surles, Tara Weemsg third, n, Richard Kerr, David Quckner, Bryzanvjware, Young jin Cho, Stevengw. 94 HEAD- 0-HEAD A Aan-- ' Hd--HdT :Bl' l ' ' .P -'hf f ,A lD', , '. ea to ea eam e mda Sur es, kner, john Ellis, Mrs re-scott, rig t rom font r Steve Gordon Bat Colvin john Duffey and Mrs. Matthews check out a question concerning a geographic location. MODEL U.N. E Model United Nations Team: front, ohn Ellis, ' n, Lynn Foster, Dana Lingog back er, B1-y-an-Ware, Belinda Surles, Da er, Richard Kerr, john,lQy.1ffey Louciett Pitts, vid Chappell, 'lfa4riL,eyvis, Candiiekghpggg. 95 BAD 3 Officers: Kr:Li.t1HWe-l-eh Second Lieutenant' Aaron Russell First . . Y . ' ' The S m hon'c B nd erforms t m n concerts d rin the ear. Lieutenantg Drum Major Bonnie Seats, Secretary Dan ' Y P I a P a a Y U g Y Flag Captain Katrina Denson, Band Captain Steve,.GD.rdon. Marching Band: front, Bonnie Seats,james Bonner,john Lumpkin, TherefsaQ2'eg second, Kim Snyder, Katrina Denson, D yerg third, Carla Thomas, Tannia Weaver, Louciett Pitts, Cng3talKBrown, Steve-Gordon, Traci Pace, fourth,jeffQQ,s,s, LethzLAdams, Allen Bennett, Angelia Fletcher, V sg fifth, Nathan Laneyfmimpmljiclfendvg-n, Kevin Welch, Demetrius Hawkins, sixth, Aaron Russell, Kevin Broadnax, Margo Polk. Mm 96 KEY Amanda Helgerson and Kattinaallenson are excited about the Key Club trophies. Key Club: front, Richard Kerr, K'ag-i-na Denson, Sqntt ShQne,Qavidf Buckner, second, Millard Day, Louciett Pitts, Tara Wilber, Carissa Edmonds, third, Lisa Cox, Kimberly Dickson, Amanda Helgerson, Rita johnson, Denise Lawrence, fourth, Ms. Thomas, Q?EF, Chris Sh-eplt-on, S ernadette Senior, E-r fifth, Stul- Sheha-ae, Amy Dowdney, Bridal Surles, Darron McCaskillg sixth, Larry Roberts, TishafT0'l1ix7er, Emolland, Mitch McKinney, Keith Lehman. i I Singing during a special Key Club Week Program are Carissa Edmonds, Ritajohnson, Tisha Tollivgt, Tara Wilber, Louciett Pitts, Kauina Deng som, Denise Lawrence, with Steve McDaniel at the piano. Mt.,,Chamhers accepts a thank you certificate from David Buckner. 97 a.-.X f' S , , , ,, R-OTC' -W ...,w-- in Q Company A: front, Company Commander Captain Norman Nelson, Cindy Gosa, Rebecca Phirmeyg second, Charles lones, leg thirdklim Humphrey, K ang fourth,jeff.H.a.nige, Mark Teel, Anthony Smith, Patrice Harrison, Maria jackson, I Dzffilge, Barrick Hull, Stephanie Greenlee, David Cookg fifth, Arica Phillips,jeff Stickles, Robert Cook, Marcus Woods, , Marcus Davis, Felicia Harrison, y, Dexter Alexander, Tyrone Smith, Sam McGlothren, sixth, Shwanda Carter, N Shirley Holland, Beverly Kilpatrick, Tony Sellers, Terrence Hollis, joel Miller, Felicia Brown, Kelley Malone. Battalion Commander David Salie Battalion Commander and Staff: front, Commander David Salieg back, Bonnie Colvin, Bennie Hixson, Charles Burt, Danny Irions, Roberta Gaines, Kathy Pate, ShaBarbara MCCray. 98 R.0.T.C. Honor and Color Guard: front, PIQnlIQriver, Lisa Carman, Kathy Pate, Denise Moseleyaiean Easong Cadet Lt. Col. David Salie speaks at the hack,john,I2,Lff-ci, LtC. Smith, Sgt. Faulk,.13arrell Pope. Veterans Day Breakfast November 11. ms ia Ill lll Company B: front, Company Commander Captain Darron McCaskill, Travis Lewis,johnny Pugh, second, Pat Purvis, Christian Simonsong third, Kimberley Charleston, William Hennesseeg fourth, Adarryll Branscomb, Wesley Tucker, Dexter Upshaw, Elaine Sanders, Wesley Tyler, Camille Hudson, Andrew Patterson, Paul Lokeyg fifth, Terry Byrd, Umbra Ashford, Teresa Garner, Billy Talley, Larry Bagley,jessie Edmonds, Arix Russell, sixth, Beverly Grier, Christopher Brown, Frank Upshaw, Falisha Brown, Lonnie King, Christopher Frith, Anthony Buford. 99 Y. .. , nav-. -i V ... . .Tai , , Mg- ...Liu - .4 4, -R., 2.4. ... .I H- xv-fe-1 .ng 's..-.xtr-n.r-u.. --.Uww xr -5' M- -,m,-, M. -'-- .. i.. uv N-T,-3 , -:Lf-Q - .....,.-5-,f r iq-.QL -,Li . . ' . A I 4 A .......w Q ,- .t,,.,..fv ....+fL-H z-T, ,, - --II Ill I it B 'M 3 ti 3 f ' 1 Rifle Teamzjoel Miller, Mark Teel, Sam McGlothren, Larry Bagley, Christopher Frith, W.ffl5lL1Ylefw as an agreffori 5Pla5he5 Water fm the ? . obstacle course during summer camp. opposing team to prevent them from completing the Ill ll. 'Il Ill Ill .jg ji. . . .55 A 1 ' I Ill Ill Ill Ill Ill Ill I!! I I Ill 5 lg: lg: J L will lil i iff .ar 9 . , ,,. f ,. ,t A it ,. . Female Drill Team: Commander Sgt. Priscilla Iackyi, Felicia Harrison, Kelley Malone, Stephanie Greenlee, Bevyejy-Grier, LisaQarg13ng back, Ma- ria jackson, Denise Moseley, Beverly Kilpatrick, Patrice Harrison, Felicia Brown. 100 I ' '-F--.-:Li --- -i-ri-r+T-as-1,..,, , f - .. .+--. N ' ' ' ' 0 0 O 0 Ill ll K practices CPR during a special R.O.T.C, class. 3 CO10f Guafdf Denise MOSCIQY- Commander Kafhl' Paf U- Darrell Pope andjohn Duffey prepare a briefing for R.O.T.C. class. Lisa Carman. ' I Ii l L 4 u Ill Ill Ill lll sn ln an me an gn nn an un u . an ul Ill Ill up un an as ill an nu un 1 ISF HM il? I Male Drill Team: Commander Captain Darron McCaskill, from, Norman Nelson, Arix Russell,1ol3nDnffeX, Terrance Hollis. Sg,anaEas9n, Par Pur- visg back, Aclarryll Branscombjohnny Pugh, Travis Lewis, Paul Lokey, Darrell Pope. 101 Chorus officers: front, Dianne McDaniel, Cyn- thia Carter, and Amy Lee, back, Kim Williams, d, and Kim Brugess. Mr. Walker leads the group during the Christmas Concert. During the Bicentennial ceremony in the auditorium, the chorus group participated with patriotic songs. 102 CHOR my friw Chorus: front, Tonya McDowell, Bebe Huey, Ignbin Rogers, Kim Burgess, Rita McDaniel, Katina Carter, Dianne McDaniel, Kathy Sanes, Maledia Hooks, Kim Harrison, lracy Bartlett, Amy Lee, middle, Samantha Rogers, Arica johnson, Teri Snead, Kim Williams. Cynthia Carter, Christa Raines, Sonya Senior, Waytika Glover, Wonda Ross, I Cgunie Madrie, Huberta Slaughter, back, Mr. Walker, Chad Hill Burton Capps,jim Vinson, Kenneth My D Stephen McDaniel. Q . aria Amy Lee is one ofthe groups pianist, as well as an excellent singer. ART LEAGUE TEXTURE for 'Y ' ' whim -.,mmmQid:?f Art League: front row. around table, Angewlflorrga Candie Thomgson, Belinda Surles, Tarapkw, Cighljgleyg back. Tessiewigljt. Terry IIMLQJQILAI Hubbard, Chris Toole. Young Duk Cho, Shawn Walters. TRN!! ,N Isl is pppnxmxfw, N,-Qu. I , XX X Art League officers: Treasurer Terry Hancock, Secretary Candie Thompson, President Belinda Surles, and Vice President Tara Lewis. 1 55, is 4 Young Duk Cho and Mrs. Williams review Young Dulcs arr work ro decide what to enter in rlme Columbus College Art Show. 103 Advisor Mrs. Lopez works with David Williams during Spanish class. A highlight ofthe musical program produced by the FLC was the Latin dance. FOREIGN LANGUAGE Foreign Language Club Members: Amy-QQ, Kim Bgbiduehlen- ny Hengbjessicajordan, Tgacy Walker, Wanda Henderson, SQ Eason, Brenda Solomon, Todd Tribby, Tiffany Holland, Candie Thomgon, Melissa Childree, jennifer Davis, Kellie Johnson, Deandra Mermt, Shannon Pettis, Vickiy Casteel, Mr. Delaleu, Cassie Turner, Dana Nordmeyer, Missy Westbrook, Billy Burke, Lori Haler, Leigh Payne, john Hilts, Tara Pickern, Michelle Parkerson, Steve Gordon, Michelle Law, Bonnie Seats, Vicki Barfield, Dawn Hill, Angie Brock, Tracey George, Kim Snyder, Angel Davis, Lisa Belden, Shane Strickland, Amy Turner, Chong Fisher, Anita Romero, Hayley Ratledge, Kim Folds, Amy Dowdney, Steven McKenzie, Steven Esteban, Martha George, Dr. Loney, Shane Carter, Cindy Taylor, Ricky Davis, Lynn Foster, Denise Lawrence, Tanya Lawrence, Tisha Tolliver, Katrina Den- son, Louciett Pitts, Belinda Surles, Vicky Kitchens, Nikki Gal- lant, Keesha jones, Carissa Edmonds, Paul Workman, Lopez Granison, Narchrista Allen, San Kegler, Tracy Baines, Bryan Ware, Ronnie Williams, Leann Dupriest, Keith Lehman, jason Sanders, Scott Shehane, Todd Chambliss, Mitch McKinney, Aari on Russell, Kevin Welch, Nathan Faircloth, Keith Lovett,james Humphrey, David Salie, David Buckner, Philip Bush, Chris Moore, Richard Kerr, Brad Motes, Richard Holbrook, Tracy at swf e Pittman. 104 FOREIGN LANGUAGE 9 s 5 g .5 s ' 0 Ao., ,QQ 0.0, 4 M ,no 3.0 off' -3 9 0 A '.e','.0'g 0,0 -l ' . . Q 0.5 O Q. Nos, - Q., 0 A A 1 - FH ' ig -f, f . 1 0'0'v'o .,,' - - ' bon, y' ' J 0 ' 4 ' ' ' ' C l A ' Z A 0' of 'ii .i if if 'fn g. ' 31 ' I -. It O. mm 0 gg? jail' w Q t D O O Q H ' tl.-vo 4 I , 10 Q Qt .Q:g..m ' David Buckner and Bryan Ware serenaded Shannon Petris during the musical 0.0:o:g f 3 program held just before Christmas break. 1 Missa The number by Bryan Ware, Stephanie Cox, Anita Romero. Denise Lawrence, and Christy Arendell was a popular part of the program. C 5.6.5 9 Q... 0 009 .4 oo' Ovfx 0 0 s A , vVOQ.'.' 'O 'Ov'-.,v.-0' ,:,g.,.,...... 0 OOO... O.. 0 A modernrdance performed by Anita Rome- . .0.Q.g.,.. 0....g.0. ro, Cassie l'urner, Deandra Merritt, and Amy ,9,0.0.0.g.,' ,.g.0.9 0 Turner opened the show. v'o'0.0'o' ','q'o.0 bzqzgn' 9.0.1920 Very cool David Buckner and Bryan Ware. '0'o':'0 QV ' 1 50.0.0 0.0.0.0. 0 0 90' Arlen Mott had an extremely important task ',9.5,9. .O as soundrnan. I'I'I'I' .'I'.' r r .Q.Q.Q.Q ' , 9 Q Shannon Petris-trulywowed the audience 3.0.0 .0 with her beautiful voice. .0300 0.lV- li? Q00 ' I A Mr. Delaleu joined Amy Lee during one of 9. 0.5.i 'L her two special songs. z0:0t0 0 0 0 0 0'o'0' ' O 9 , 0'o'0f l 0, 0 U 105 gnu- X N ,ul mmm, . . Math Team: front, Katrina Densong back, Richard Kerr, Dana Nord- lohn Ellis and Angganllavis get pointers from advisor Mrs. Masseyg Mrs. meyer, lobn Ellis, . Mims also advises the group. BI-PHY.CHEM Bi-Phy-Chem Members: QQ N,91dmr.3Le.r, K on, fry 3 Amanda Helgerson, Tisba Tolliver, i 'S V ,fn Chong Fisher, B s, Shgg ' nQ11.l2eLt.is, Sherry Beyerg back, P.l1i.L A gm ToddQ , Ionarhan ff ' 5 Greene, Gregory Olvera, Big M,or.es,A Tom Antonich, ,IQhrLEll.is.- X .T Officers: Secretary 's, lCEL-X?.VZlKTUl13E'If'4 x President john Ellis, Sponsor Ms. Rogers, Sponsor Mr. Rutledge Treasurer To iss, Vice President Sherry Beyer. . 0 I Q Z9 E 106 DRAMA A D 0 E-ACT PLAY Dnumr: lirariituleretttlitr Lindsey, Kim Snyderg second. Richard Kerr. Dawn Hill. CandQllfhompson, Mrs. Cason, Dana Lingo.lennifer Diayigg at edge ul' hridgc. Diryid Cliiptvell, Mitch Mcliinneyg on hridge. Swonda Carter, Melissa Qhildree. Tara Pickernzl Patriclg Colvin, Pliilipklfitiih. .EY 51 IT ' 5 A Q Sr presented this year, jcrcatlm Lindsey, Philip liugh, Mitch McKinney lin hed l, Candie 'l'I1mnpsim rind Patrick Culvin perlinrrned superbly in the one-act play, Richard Kerr and Dawn Hill were stars. along with the rest ofthe cast. of Mr. Wirlklerl' Birllnfqy Parry. the funny and touching one-uct play 107 THE CARMI E A D GREY 2,2 J- 'F' Y-N The day the newspapers go on sale is always a special one for the students. Mrs. Elaine Wise advises the newspaper staff. 0 4-'iL'g l 11 The Carmine and Grey staff: front, Tisha Tolliver, Dawn Hill, Katrina Hall, Chris Sandersg back, Laurie Brown, Dana Nordmeyer, Katrina Densong . '-ff? L...T -X M. V. ---xi, -' not pictured, Aarqllilussell and IEQQQBQS-h. 108 THE RED JA CKET lx ' QL r. ine' ll' A N A N A The Red jarket staff: front, jennifer Pierson, Christie Stettesg second, Traci Tucker, Tammy Wm' lafflmy Mfclellan Sm'leS?ft'f' meet' McClellan, Mrs. Spano, BJ. smifhg back, Terri wagesguiie Hopkins, cindy Vaughn, she-iia Hill, in v ANOIIIER earluook deadline 3' Y ' Maria Rigsby, Shane Strickland, Esteban Baez, Carissa Edmonds. VFX v ,,,..A AQNX' N We Q at K 4 -oqnllil' 1' C xl' Q 'S5'3w- Wgw . X- , . ff' x , . ., ,,'- ,fl f f ' X S 4 M. ,. K- igtaewaaf X Y....,. .... Ne. 3 'G' vi , . A . . . .X K: ,v 2 was .fx W J . ggi M., K ...we - ed ,,N - ' i i gi V. is Sf? if: 1 :'t Shane Strickland tries to make five-hundred pages worth ofpictures fit into :Wig Fetfzeg two hundred pages. 'ii . .' , ,, fx. SI C X K- see K Y N Vi? isii if r sz. ef , n 1 af Cindy VVaqgl1n4rnay he laughing while working on a deadline. but she knows that yearbook is an awful lot of work! 109 if ai- Rx' we HERO N! QW 'af-f Y -'Y fL1 mx' w'..' 'wa hang f 0 .527 .9 UF Amemca HERO: front, Mark Seals, Traci Starnes, Chsr.yL3Xleauer, Shelly Moore, ShaBarbara McCray, Raquel Walker, Roberta Gaines, Lynn Harwood, Mickey Hart, Rhonda Williams, Yolanda Mott, sg second,julie Maddox, Sheryl Montg gie Grier, Teisha Allen, Dianne McDaniel, Loxie Ritchie, Iodi Hamilton, Tiffaney Perry, Leslie Williams, MQ? El-l-is,-t-hird, Melody Bryan, Sissy Steen, Allena Stonebraker, Michelle Wiggins, DeeDee Watson, Kathy-Bate,gSandra McCorkle, Tiffeney Brummitt, Pinkey Holloway, fourth, Rhondajohnson, Michelle LaGrand, Bobby Hatcher, Deborah Sf' , Sandra Robinson, Kerry Walker, Sherri Montgomery, fifth, Kim Snyder, Gary McDonald, E achel Alexander, Hope Brasseaux, Suprena Hill, Mrs. Bray, sixth,jacqueline Davis, Misilla Piettg Franshata Stanley, Tammy Parham, Cynthia Carter, Scott Stettes, seventh, johnny Mason, Chris Tolbert, Norman Nelson, Rodney Trorman, David Wilson. 'Faq Li 3,132 These members are participating in a special candlelight ceremony. - HERO officers: front, Sally Harwood, Mark Seals, Michelle Hart, Rhonda Williams, middle, ShaBarbara McCray, Roberta Gaines, Ra- quel Walker, Shelly Moore, back, Cheryl Weaver, Traci Starnes. 110 FHA kr ET .-A i I 1 I W? Future Homemakers of America: bottom, Demetrius Caldwell and Misilla Piettg back, from left, Rosalind Willis, Emily Batastini, Wilma Thomas, Carla Thornton, Mrs. D. McCoy, Cynthia Carter. 'ifj iish-l'5 'sis -.'L ww p - s Q f m ,5 1 Learning that pumpkin-carving is an art are FHA members Melissa Deal,julie Nix, Angela Norris, Mrs. McCoy Cdemonstratingj, Rosalind Willis, Christina Price, and Melissa Stephens. These students can be proud of their efforts to serve the teachers a delicious breakfast. CThe students didn't even have to come to school that dayll 111 VICA if if .15 VICA members enjoy visiting the nursing homes as a community project. VICA: front,ll'isa McConn'e5 Tara Weems, 4 fstandingb, Renee Savage Cstand- ingjg second, Ronald Golden, Rusty Bales,joey Adair, Tanya Barati, Beth Gunn Kim Williams, Myra Clemmonsg third, Tammy Hand, Amy Holloway, Lisa Goodwin, Terri Pough, -lj-ayley Ratledseg at the wall, Chris Simonson, Darron McCaskill, Curt Williams, fotirth, Corey Hutcher- son, Travis Lewis, Rhonda Henderson, Trena Murphy, Cindy Flanagan, Tracy Kraft, Cathy Alford, Kathy Harris, Bernadette Senior Cstandingbg fifth, Randy Phillips, Brian Hall, Britt Shaw, Tracy Lewis, Barbara Thomas, Angela Ellisg standing, Tina Patterson, BJ. Smith, Amy Watford, sixth, Grover Ellis, standing Calvin Culpepperuleff Brown, Rickey Frith, Keith Bennefield, Brian Dorriety, Danny Irions, Brian O'Neil, Marvyn Lawrence, Sam Williams, Anthony Spivey, CQ Walken, Kenny McNair, leff Pace, on walk at back. Willie Elmore, Chris Crocker, Ferlando Hall Scott Moore. Keith Hodge, Brian Carney, David Thomaston, jeff Kuntz, Gerry Gilliland. Danny Inons Participates m a Special VICA Ceremony' ,,,....-1. . gg' fair f Tn fi 112 DECA fir . ,,. f .fa f-'fl 1 i W in f DECA: back row standingulohnny Pugh, Mike Harris, Allen Patrick, Kenneth Payne, Tim Huntington, Mike Adams, Richard Fraysher, Charles Mathis, Patrick Wimberly, james Solomon, front row standing, Chris Sanders. Schmohn Comar, Shane Strickland,jerry Petrus, Chris Brooks, Wanda Henderson. Bonnie Colvin, Stephanie Cox, Nancy Whitaker, jereatha Lindsey. annie i , Erika Walk,-jackie Winstead, Carissa Edmonds, I.ynore Levenhagen, seated starting at back, Alan McNeil, julie Hopkins. Carsandra Kegler. Narchrista Allen, Charlotte Carmichael, Lisa Tabb, Tammy McClellan, Falisha Williams. Wendy Hopper, Amy Newman. Wanda Snider, Tina Parker, Sherry Goodloe. Wendy Barnett. Robin Toms, Sheila Hill, Marci Davis, Sondra Hysmith, Michelle Ezell. Mary Standridge, Patricia Wilson. DECA officers: Lynore Levenhagen, sponsorg Lisa Tabb, secretary, Michelle Ezell. president, jereatha Lindsey, treasurerg Nancy Whitaker, recorder, Mike Harris, vice- president. 113 t JR. CIVITAN and j.V. PEP Q'- ' . jr. Civiran: front, David Thomaston, Scott Moore, Brent Miller, Kevin Kirkland, second, ' Ratledge, Angela Ellis, Tisa McConnell, Tara Weems, Kim Williams, back, Greg Ackerman, VVKL 3 Brian Carney, Chris Smith, Keith Bennefield, Bubba Winters, Greg Hedden, Keith Hodge, ,'iii V Advisor Mr. Ellis. .,,Q' j.V. Pep Club leaders: Christine Buford Con groundl, Pamela Buford, and gr- l ' Waytika Glover. R 6 ll ll' N- ra T535 Wu K - z .4 H.. . 4 Hr X, if fx f- ----.1-ii-: g?, ' l .. .5. , ,, A ---f--ff V- 4 --1..:,-.-rv 1 1 FBLA: left at board, coming forward, Mrs. Strickland, Mrs. Bergeron, Vice President Lena Berge, President Sherry Mock, second, coming forward, Secretary I,-e-igh,Pay,ng, Treasurer Mi- chelle Haler, Tracy Boggs, Tracy Kraft, Bernadette Senior, Par- liamentarian Vickey Biggersg third, coming forward, Tangie Crowell, Nancy Whitaker, Tina Tull, Rgbin Rogers, ShaBarbara McCray, Wanda Henderson, Tracy Walker, V , Cathy Railey, Tricia Wilson, Angela Reynolds. Not pictured: Advisor june Seagles, Reporter lohn Seeger, Chaplain Rhonda Hender- son, LaVerne Pollard, Cynthia Bagley. 114 FBLA members combined officer induction night with a Halloween party 3 . STUDE COUNCIL 4:-u-... a'us ,xnxx NNE Student Council officers: Secretary lulie Hop- kins President Katrina Denson and Treasur- ,4 ..1.....,..' ere Sean Eason. .--f- Student Council: front,-Robin Rogers Li Dusty Heckman, April Spears, Cindy Flanagan, ShaBarbara McCray, ,Bernadette Senior, ey, Tisha Tolliver, Nicole -l-2if1.IIaDd..Leigh Payne, Millard Day, second, Steven McKinsey, Kelita Grant, Vickey Biggers, Sonya Senior, Keitha Crayton, Tara Wilber, Diane McDaniel, Kathy Morris, Amanda Helgerson, Tan a Lawrence, Renee Savage, Lynn Foster, Nancy Whitaker, Dena Bates, Lisa Luckey, Tpdd Tribhy, Tiffany Holland, Aaron Russellulennifer Days, third, Chris Moore, BJ. Smith, Vicky Barfield, awn Hill, Sally Harwood, , Martha George, lfellyjohnson, Heather Dykes, Leanne Dupriei, K Conchetta Madry, fourth, Dennis Cook, Lopez Granison, Katrina Denson,john Ellis. v K ARRIVE ALIVE IEDM. Ir Arrive Alive leaders Kimberly Law and Dana Nordmeyer, with Ad- ' visors Tittle and Mims, review some of their plans of action. Arrive Alive: front, Tara Lewis, Bglzggjiugy, Belinda Surles, Lori Brown, Amy Dowdney, Erika Witzke, jennifer Davis, Chris Moore, second, Teresa Gore, Angie Fletcher, Cindy Taylor, Tiffany Holland, Keitha Crayton, Tara Pickern, Glen Davis, Dwayne Meachum, third, Linda Bellamy, Gaynell Davison, Kelita Grant, Lashon Holt, Tisha Tolliver, Leann Dupriest, Tracy Chauncey, Sabrina Darlington, Dana Nordmeyer, Dawn Hill, Toronda Brown, Anthony Buford, Narchrista AIlen,jennifer Henry, fourth, Kim Harris, Lynn Christian, Torino jones, Karina Carter, Talethia Goss, lgegth Payne, fifth, Coach Titrle, Christie Srettes, Steve Gordon, Louciett Pitts, Katrina Denso'E'Na-ffm-an Faircloth, Averett Pittman, Patty McClung, Nikki Gallant, Richard Kerr, Kim Law, Monica Webb, Philip Bush, Steve Shehane, Sun Tu Kim, Millard Day, Tim Fanning, Ricky Davis, Chris McKelvey. 115 i K 116 I . .. mg ...N 3 2 N J .5 , lg?-vu, i ,, n an., A . ..,, , EP Wy? , , kk W' , , if 3 2, ? 5 f 4 .JV H 2 L?' 5 L, Wiz. 'N QI fe.. mi 1- NE riff Q 117 ss Mr, Screws participates during a pep rally. Mr. Screws introduces a special assembly. Mr. Wiffipzm A. Screws, Sr., Prifzfipaf la-ms, Y K' V Dr. David Shoemaker is Assistant Principal. Assistant Principal Fred Lewis stays busy with various duties r 1 l K .,,.,.. ., - M431 mmm'-smtwim R Il 'lr If L sr. so Mrs. Virginia Lawson runs the main office, Mrs. Faith Land has her hands full with Attendance Office duties. ' at A nf' Mr. David Mount and Mrs. Pat jasinski, both supply teachers, are at jordan almost everydayg when not working in the classrooms, they help out with many other duties. Jordans faculty and staff are well known in the city as one of the hest in the system, Leading the jordan school community are Mr. Screws. Mr. Lewis, and Dr, Shoemaker. Constantly on the go to create spirit and pride in the school. these men work everyday to maltejordan contin- ue to SOAR. Teachers and other staff members put in hours and hours of work regularly to help the students, to create first-rate scholars and athletes, and to show the students how much they carevlordan High School is very dear to the staff-members, as is proven by the fact that once a person has worked at jordan, he simply refuses to go to an- other school in the systernhlor- dans faculty is a close one, which is one reason the school soars in pride and spirit. i n Q ,im rr ' i Q l ' i V3 '54 C2 v-i I 19 '51 120 Department Members: Mrs. Ott Mrs. Crowell Mrs. Schollenberger s H .V I ft if 5 rw 4' Mrs. Ott, head librarian, gets the display ready with former j.V.H.S. yearbooks. Mrs. Schollenberger helps Tracey George check out verticle file folders. Mrs. Crowell has been busy this year helping the students and teachers and learning the workings of a new school. u AON ...K -1-fe. Head Counselor Mr. Glaze gets the microphone ready for standardized test instructions. Senior Counselor Ms. Goodman chats with Mrs. Car- penter during a faculty breakfast. Mrs. Thompson is working on some of her freshmerfs schedules. Ms. Cunningham, guidance secretary, has plenty of work to do, but always has a smile and a friendly personality. Mrs. Sikes takes a break from her conferences with sophomores. U v-1 2 . . . :u5.,.,44W Gfysgvw ,- .,. ...' N H Vd L21 H HD HJO OI 'IV D 'II E.-DI -...Q up if ' ' in 1 ' T' 1 2 2 E017 april AGL 41 r. rr ,W .a 22 iff Some of the department members are Mrs. Norrell, Mrs. Collins, Mrs. A. Land, Mrs. Dawkins, and Miss Sta- Chura. Mrs. Carpenter and Mrs. Frey review materials for the hearing impaired. Among members of the department are Mrs. Dawkins, Ms. Thomas, Mrs. Peoples, and Miss Stachura. Tim Frazier goes over his social studies lesson with Mrs. Bledsoe. Mr. McLemore checks Rita McDan- iel's work as she looks on. . WWW .nw-' -W 5 K -' i ' any My A. 1 vi 'fe ..:H,,E kk: V.... , E More department members are, front, Mrs. Nail, Chairperson, Mrs. Ryan, and, rear, Mrs. Kaltreider, Mrs. Bourwell, and Mrs. Dalton. Rosa Riley works as an aide in the department. Mrs. Boutwell is busy getting her grades ready for her hearing impaired students. Mrs. Thomas accepts a gift from Na- tional Honor Society representative Richard Kerr. Mrs. Ryan, department chairperson, introduces new teacher Miss Stachura to PTSA activities. PU Q 9 Q Q K N x 12 r R.O.T.C. Department Members: LTC Smith M f Sgt. F aulk LTC. Ken Smith plans some R.O.T.C. activities with Arix Russell. MfSgt. Faulk's responsibilities include many administrative du- ties. P.E. and HEALTH Department Members: Mr. Turner Mr. Tittle Ms. Atkins Mr. Sharpe Coach Turner gets a film ready for his health classes. ' . 2: T f 16 -' S.: L, rv 5 ! A Department Members: Mr. Taylor Mr. Trawick Mr. Davis Mr. jones Mr. Ellis Mr. Waldrop Mr. Carmack, Vocational Supervisor Shop teachers have a sincere ap- preciation of computer technol- o ...fs 'R We Coach Waldrop and Mr. Ellis compare their knowledge of metal shop. Mr. Davis explains the fine points of auto repair. S AL I0 T OCA fe-V in , ll E I lr li l E it 5 E ll in ll lil 1 l 5 2 131, iff! 125 IS SS 12 Department Members: Ms. Levenhagen Mrs. Seagles Mrs. Bergeron Mrs. Strickland Mrs. Bergeron checks papers while waiting for a faculty meeting in the cafeteria. M-nag Chairperson Mrs. Seagles works with Tracy Walker in bookkeeping. Michelle Ezell gets advice from Ms. Levenhagen in data processing. Mrs. Lovett helps james Solomon understand the computer. Al- though associated with the Busi- ness Department, Mrs. Lovert's classes represent a separate area of teaching. ma. dd it in r ,. .7 W - . ' -'E' 'Y' , gg ' . , A t i p ., p '... ,.., My -wr f pg -..S A fr ,xsgais 5 . X.kA .K . .. vt 3. e t. , i, 5 Q .,.:T .Q Mr. Reese always has his DCT classes on the move. Mrs. D. McCoy's parenting, cooking, and sewing classes leave her little time for the fun part of teaching, such as keeping the plants green-house perfect. Mrs. Bray's pride in her students' First Place Award in the Chattahoochee Valley Fair is certainly understanda- ble. Mrs, Bray and Mrs. McCoy win the on-going gratitude of the faculty with their many breakfasts and lun- cheons. Their hard work always comes through deli- ciouslyf' O P-1 U Q v-i U Q 12 Department Members: Mrs. Mims Mrs. Massey Mrs. McCoy Mr. Maynard Mrs. Brown Mrs. Koart Mr. Maynard's smiling face and friendly personality are welcomed atjordan by both students and fac- ulty members. Mrs. Massey's duties as department head and as junior Class sponsor keep her hopping. Mrs. Brown takes a brief break from her classes. .tl 'VW -. ,.' .' ,. , I as' YS IE' its-in Q'-'P' , UQ 'X -l at if HM ? new .ff Q st val A i 1 Mr. P. jones heads the Fine Arts Department and directs the bands. The band performs at football games, as well as at the Bi-City Christmas Parade, the PTA Band and Choral Christ- mas Concerts, and The District III Band Festival. In competi- tion, the band had thirty-nine Superior ratings to its credit in forty one years of participation. Mrs. S. Williams has had many award-winning students, andjordan's art program is defi- nitely a point of pride for the school. The students are al- lowed to complete a sequential program of four years, integrat- ing the studies of aesthetics, art criticism, art history, and art pro- duction. j.V.H.S. art students win in almost every competition entered, winning thousands of dollars in cash and scholarships. Mr. C, Walker's choral stu- dents are usually busy practicing for upcoming concerts. The groups are active year-round in activities such as the Christmas Concert, the Spring Concert, the GMEA Music Festival, All-State Chorus, and Solo and Ensemble Festivals. The students also help the Foreign Language Club plan and present outstanding pro- grams for the student body. VJ 'Ni 1 rl 'S VJ 'N VJ 'N VJ X 3345555 iff li ig? Q riff? Q ,args I I' x We yn my Q90 :SEK 'JL Y' Heil .vm .wif M3912 f fs, ww U, 4 W , s , ,, L5 22-S 2 Q4 M311 130 Department Members Mrs. Prescott Mrs. M r Mrs. Harrell Mrs. Spano Mrs. Dysick is always on the go, teaching her ninth grad- ers many important con- cepts, as well as sewing as department chairperson. Mrs. Prescott keepsrhe sen- iors on cop of wprld history. Mr. Rutledge makes his life easier by using the computer in preparing for classes. Mrs. Corbitt and Mrs. Bowens whip up an interesting experiment for the students to observe and to analyze. Department Members Ms. Rogers Mrs. Folmar Mrs. Corbitt Mrs. Bowens Mr. Scott Mr. Rutledge Mr. Chambers C I SC v-i Ln r-i C3 132 Department Members Mrs. Henry Mrs. Williams Mr. Arrington Mrs. Wise Mr. Waite Mrs. Bland Mrs Howard Mrs Cason Mrs Gibson Mr. Wilson Mrs. Spano Mrs. Spano enjoys some comic relief from yearbook adviser duties. Mr. Arrington has the added responsibility of being de- partment chairman. Mr. Waite is relaxing more these days after giving up the yearbook, which he advised for twenty-five years. -Y fi r li Qi ,sr Mr. Delaleu, as chairman, keeps his students busy with programs and trips. English-as-a-Second-Language students regularly meet with Mrs. jackson as instructor. Dr. Loney adds spice and enthu- siasm to her German classes. Foreign Language Department Members Mrs. Chavez Mr. Delaleu Dr. Loney Mrs. Chavez checks Spanish class test papers. X A l'F f'Q'Nr i -,gf lr' VJ N Q FL 1 tr...-r6Wre-Q-as Director of the Custodial Department Sammy Ryals is here with Assistant Principal Dr. Shoe- maker. Maintenance Supervisor Roscoe Elliott is con- stantly on top of the workings of the buildings. Planning some first rate meals are Assistant Manager Doris Griffin and Lunchroom Man- ager Doris Hudson. ggi Connie Franklin and Betty Gaddy stay busy with the endless task of keeping the school looking good. Willie Starke locks up the new building when the school day ends. j. D. Sanks stays on the move all over the campus. Clarence Irby and Milton Mahone take a break for supper sg faint? was il , ali 3 Captain Miebelle Law Tara Pickem Keitba Crayton Leigh Payne SACK jennifer Davif jubilant jacket Leader! Mifbffff Pdfff01'J0fl ,ah Q Twfdny Holland Lena Berge Melina Clvildree Nikki Moore 1 38 x I i xx I i l is I ..--5--- f . . F? i 1 . L im... W Varsity cheerleaders are well known at jordan for their superb pyramids and routines. Pie in the face was the theme during this pep rally . . . a cheerleaders punishment for saying something other than Go, jackets during the school day. Behind-the-scenes work by the squad creates such items as the spirit signs used at games. These girls at the football game make cheerleading LOOK easy, but it actually takes hours of after-school practice. Go, jackets! Rah, Rah, Rah! Go, jackets! QL iw... 1 ' tg' , ' ' + f...J,4 4 ' ' A' X ' K C M, , ., 'Q'-0 Wh? I I W K f , J' 'S LW ..-r--Ne -4 y ., -Y.. .. ,V x 139 VAR ITY junior Varsity and Varsity cheer- leaders joined forces for extra spe- cial cheering. Keitha Crayton helps cheerleader Mike Adams prepare for a most un- usual pep rally. 1 40 Ms. Levenhagen, sponsor, keeps the cheer- leaders busy with practices, performances, and raising school spirit. Football players teamed up with the cheerleaders to instill spirit into the team to help them soar to victory, U .0 8 Q35 N .Nay 'ww -,gwqu . wavlvwlg, w , X. 0 .DN S90 DNN ri SQN alll? sv j i uw. L .3 1 FN j.V. Cheerleaders: front, Lynn Ward, Steph- The j.V. squad is looking good! Lynn Ward and Brenda Reed, co-captains, anie Woods, Cornelius Morris, Brenda Reed, confer with sponsor Ms. Atkins. Michelle Leonardg back, Erika Witzke, This perfect formation indicates a great deal Tammy Huntington, Renee Eldridge, Kim of practice, junior Varsity cheerleaders jump and yell to Folds, and Cindi Gosa. create a winning atmosphere. 141 ., .-R Football Coaches: front, Coach Turner, Coach Tittle, and Athletic Director Sharpeg back, Coach Creek, Coach Maynard, Coach Waldrop, and Coach Ellis. Marvin Lawrence moves with natural agility. The varsity team relaxes during a pep rally in anticipation of soaring to victory later at the game. W li!43l?46: -V mmwwx I 3I,AvW?,5 ,yin y?V.v.V.7 flZ,i.2m., ,, r S4 ., , .I J i fa ri an 1 ..v,, , .,.l,Z,q2f,,? V . H WWW Ufllf' T 3 5 mwv -a f g sa at ya' f. ff . . k ,,y. ia, V. lm, a A , . KW A,!ZI ' at Coray Sly, Daniel Rozier, Charles Hall, and Nicky Fountain rejoice over a play against Cha- vala. acws 60 ' X 142 K. ,,, ,,N.a,, N . P CHALALA H A cu' ity ootball OFFENSE: First row, Scott Stiner, joel Thomas, Anthony Raleigh, Coray Sly, Chad Hill, Ron Merriweather, Bart Smithg second row, Greg Ackerman, Daniel Rozier, Reginald Shipp, Chris Carter, and jason Dempsey, third row, Harold West, Anthony Spivey, Tim Sneed, Darrell johnson, jeff Harding fourth row, Terrance Hollis, Chris King, Chris Brown, and john Ellis. DEFENSE: First row, Samuel Sears, Reginald Stanley,joel Thomas, Coray Sly, Chad Hill, Kareem Mark, Bart Smith, second row, Dexter Upshaw, Daniel Rozier, Charles hall, Chris Carter,jason Dempsey, third row, Umbra Ashford, Chris Brown, Anthony Spivey, Tim Sneed, Darrelljohnson, Robert Cook, fourth row, Frank Upshaw, Terrance Hollis, Aaron Thornton, and john Ellis. 143 Anthony Raleigh watches as Tito Holt makes his way down the field. Anthony Raleigh looks for an opening to com- plete his pass. Chris Brown protects the ball as he travels down the field. Marvin Lawrence says, Look out because I'm coming your way! Daniel Rozier goes in for the kill, as Corey and Chris back him up. 144 I l 1 0 .tt M Wi 'Qw- ,w Coray Sly, Chris Carter, and Anthony Raleigh were the leaders ofthe pack for the homecoming game. Daniel Rozier says, I said get out of my way! jeff Hardin, Eric Hood are looking at dead meat! Harold West fakes out a wildcat, and Mike Wil- liams plays back-up. 1 M 145 J. V. 1 I B K I A ' I V In between plays, the defense discusses strategy for the next few minutes. sms ua A -rr, O is -in N '- .F - -7. 1, . Coach Creek instructs his j.V. players. Adam Prather gets ready for the game as the team warms up Cheerleaders and players are what make the 'Y game exciting and fun. 1 The j.V. defense shuts down Columbus. F F R 0 E O f S T H B M A A L N L Team members get ready to go on the field. 52? Coach Maynard and Coach Ellis. Coach Ellis advises his players. Freshman Team: front, Carl Williams, Kareem Mark, Daniel Gaines, Tony Bolden, Carlos Thomas, second, Chris King, Darrelljohnson, Marvin Wright, Ronald Brown, third, Robert Cook, Chris McKelvey, Harris Gannon. 147 OFT BALL .-.., 1 W , lm., , , if 3' A f ,I-N. drama, x W o. t H Aiwa fx 'Vic Q f Q -eakbkfiiiwtr ft Girls Softball: front, Kim Burgess, Tata Lewis, Lee Dimitri, Tracy Kraft, Cassie Turner, Anita Romerog back, Courtney Furgurson, Tracey George, Terri Pough, Carsandra Kegler, Leigh Coppedge, Cathy Alford, Angie Brock, Coach McLemote. 148 L -, v nv ur gn i 'Z'fi 7!3v. 9 lg glvfya wg K 'Qin O is 'V Y 5' x gugxlxxy F? r l l P' lg s X' V , 'Y'Yx as Stax . 5929 f iif's 4 gina A ' V ,S Assisi 5 ww!! Q ,ia ,r H.-.-as-f Q., L,-33 9,0 'V Anita Romero's face shows her determination. Lee Dimitri is ready A w ICO SIOP t.xf .,.,,,,,-vnvi the ball. 'W 14 to 41 S fi 1 T ,' 454041 Q n V ,QM . n a gm Courtney Furgurson catches someone out. Q 'i f - . .-.. . ,. K- di if s s- ,, N 1 ' K 5 Patricia Cowell SCFVCS HS pitcher. Deandra Merritt runs to get another point. Cassie Turner makes 3 hir, 5 vA Q f ..-. Tracey George and San Kegler give the high 5's. , .wg Terri Pough watches the action on the field. Tara Lewis makes the base! 1 49 .V -f ff 'S X' we if ,ff Tennis Team: Coach Rutledge, Coach Nail, Richard Kerr, Kenneth Wallace, Tara Lewis, Ken Coggins, Philip McLendon, Kim Snyder, Tiffany Holland,julie Smith, and Tracy Chaun- cey. E 1 -ii maxsuaukmaw - H , ,, ,. ,V -,ww V , ,if , . , -- - ff 55 f '. QQ V I ' LQ .assi A Q - 3 -Q 1 Q-jjgj' W' iff? 1 .. . ' if . ,riff ' :.I.!,l ' +wa+a+ v-:fff f 1fg,,.iQas,,- R .f - - of - - ,... I ' 154-fuss-fljw ggjrg fi fi? iTi.El,ssi4'-waia c , M -,f-..a,,. , ,.,.-HM s- 'M-, -f,i,,g,,..gM. ,4 .,,.,-rw-1 ,, H ,A - K 1- ,L an - .ft i r f ' T N Ztlqiu 'XI3lflf1A+f-. .-M 1 M ' LTZJ ffiiif -, -'fl' Q- f s 3f'?iii -M fiifia - ,, - W an gggrfr. 1 1i5..U-H,-M vifgiis .ess M-+1 L' f L- , ' 'ms , . , ,g rit Nm. 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' , Girls Track: front, Cornelius Morris, Tonisha Clemons, Rhonda Williamsg back, Terri Pough, Tawanna Tolbert, Erika Witzke. Not pictured, Leigh Payne, Carsandra Kegler, Michelle Parkerson. Boys Track: front, Brian Childress, Robert Cook, Chuck Cross, Robbie Hallg back, Keith Lehman, Terrance Hollis, William j. Solomon, Shane McClung. r .gg 5 A K 5 A L... , -in X 1. sq, l X ,Q .. was 'lik 1 ii 'Lg gg' fa' X saw ,I Ns Tonlsha Clemons is happy Wifh her Coach Tittle advises Robert Cook, William j. Solomon. time. Shane McClung, Cornelius Morris, and Erika Witzke. Aw ' wel' 151 se 9 ,fi .X GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL f Carla Thornton shoots while fighting off two Hawk defenders. Rhonda Williams puts one in for the jackets. gr' ,B ,- Varsity Team: front, Shwanda Carter, Rhonda Williams, Stephanie Greenlee, Kelley Malone, second, Beverly Grier, Annie Thompson, Tasha Johnson, Kim Burgess, Tonisha Clemons, Falisha Williams, back, Coach jim Creek, Tiffeney Brummitt, Carla Thornton, Carsandra Kegler, Theresa Peterson, Kelita Grant, Terry Pough, Coach Fred Maynard. 152 When Carsandra Kegler goes in for a shot, there's nothing the Tasha Johnson goes for two. other team can do about it! 19 Kelita Grant goes up along with Carsanclra Kegler to try to get the ball ' '4 -unix-ali! ,i Q PLAYER OF THE YEAR CARSANDRA KEGLER The Lady jackets fight for the ball. 153 VARSITY SENIORS front Terri Pough joel Thomas Rhonda Williams back Frank Upshaw Carsandra Kegler Dexter Upshaw im.. wa? 4 -... '-:J R ---ucQ Melvin Perry gets the rebound, as Marcusjones and Ar- Marcus jones and Anthony Raleigh go after a loose ball. thur Frazier look on. 154 Marcus jones strains to get the rebound. Marcusjones has to move back as Anthony Raleigh blocks the shot. 8 ,1 x 7 0 QQ nr ' . i 1' qt, 6 Ju Klum! fn' Varsity Team: front, Kenjonesjoel Thomas, Charles Mathis, Frank Upshaw, Dexter Upshawg back, Arthur Frazier, Matcusjones, Melvin Perry, Philip Bush, Mike Bush. 155 4 S is Arthur Frazier shows his talent with a jump shot. , 'I ,. ,4 Q Reggie Ingram is determined to get the Y Ken jones tries for a perfect lay up. rebound Arthur Frazier drives to the hoop. Thad Huff works for the rebound. 1 . . I l , 4 U . l 5 l . Q junior Varsity: front, Tim Sneed, Ken jones, Rodney Alexander, Samuel Sears, Ron Merriweatherg back, Arthur Frazier, Marcus jones, Philip Bush, Charles Mathis, Mike Williams. 156 E junior Varsity: front, Donna Huff, Lakeshia Bordersg second, Lisa Luckey, Cynthia Holloway, Nicole LaGrandg back, Felicia Brown, Shirlena jackson, Felicia Harrison, Shirley Holland, Huberta Slaughter, Coach Maynard. J. V. Shirlena jackson goes for the lay up. Working toward a jordan victory! Teresa Peterson shoots for two. Lisa Luckey fights for the rebound. 1 F T T R E E A S M H M A N Chris King shoots the lay up. Timothy Frazier drives to the hoop. Timothy Frazier looks to pass. rl Freshman Team: front, Robert Cook, Tim Frazier, Tim Fanning, Bobby Borders, Chris King, Larry Bordersg back, Coach Larry McLemore, Darrell Gosha,jeff Roberts, Kevin Broadnax, Chris McKelvy, Mitch McKinney, Semichael Holloway, Gannon Harris, Damon Dunlap. 158 5 1 - D Mckets So owmgf 159 WRESTLING Wrestling Team: front,james Shehane, Aaron Russell, Danny Rozier,jeff Pace, Rusty Balesg second, Anthony Spivey, Greg Ballard, Larry Epps, Greg Ackerman, Steve Witzke, Trey Marshall, third, Chris Frith, Ashley Shay, Keith Welchjeff Adair, Carlos Thomas, Curt Williams, Sean Eason, Robbie Hall, Coach jim Reese. Rusty Bales has the Kendrick wrestler pinned in a cradle combination. Danny Rozier is victorious. 160 W . K g -K - K f v t M X . ' if .ff ,I . jeff Pace and hiS OppOU6f1f are locked Up- Kevin Welch has his opponent in a head and shoulder hold Anthony Spivey destroys his opponent with a chest to chest. Dila-l Greg Ackerman is proud of his victory! Coach Reese really gets into the action. 161 WW ,, , g ,La M 5 ., A 4 W A ,. - .V 7 - ,A .Mia-f Baseball Team: front, Shawn Walters, Chris Gallihenjeff Reed, Ronnie Carter, Dale Hennen, Greg Olverag second, Eric Hood, Greg Ballard Nicky Fountain, Kevin Kirkland,jeff Pace, Marcus Davis, Wayne Euniceg back,.Ieremy Adams,john Willoughby, Adam Prather, Kirk Walker Terrance McCoy, Brent Miller, jason Dempsey, Bart Smith, Scott Stiner. A fr 1 . er rl ' ,f 5 K2 ,A .W tv. I 'lf' , . wa 5 ,YIM 4 ' r jason Dempsey shows his expertise. I. ,- H W' WwmV,,,...w J R, .A Z M' wa , 2 BA EBALL n ' M..-0 Scott Stiner swings for a grand slam. 162 M fri, Kevin Kirkland looks dressed for the game s :F ' VSV Wkl r ' :' NL Q , Q wa y, fn .5134 i . I 5' llc' Jul' sf. I Q .fa john Willoughby catches a Nicky Fountain has the important job of catcher. Bart Smith runs home. POP fly- ' . - .X s., ... -.. t A up ' . .4 .ts - -'Jak , as. 3 .,..,,'-5. ' ,,. - - 5 4 . .5 ,.,. K - r- . Eric Hood is determined to catch the ball. jeff Pace, this is a strange way to play catch. Kirt Walker reaches to catch the opponent out. Brent Miller, it's really OK if you bend your knees. BA EBALL 163 Soccer Soccer Team: front, Richard Kerr, Goalieg first row,jae Kim, Mark Chung, Sun Tu Kim, Chris Moore, Carlton Williams, Millard Day, Nathan Fieldsg second row, Coach Eddy Delaleu, Bryan Ware, john Chung, john Hilts, Todd Barnes, Eric Anderson, Scott Almond, Christie Stettesg third row, Eric Wages, jeff Stickles, Patrick Colvin,jim Humphries. Not Pictured, Young Duk Cho, Mike McCoy, and Chris Ware. f r , A ,, H -r ,, ,.,,, irgf, . ' , , 1. . K ' V W at eere r 'lf ' , , ,,, , , ,Q , , i s i Q C, ,G ,, We f Q f if 5? if 5' a K -5151! f.f, K ,f yi x 1 Captain Bryan Ware was wwf 'i ll'.' . iz'.'f7 ' sa A HV' W.- Mark Chung heads the ball, Sun Tu Kim in action. Chris Moore and Carlton Williams practice 164 Soccer means exercise, practice, and dedication Golf ,gui if Golf Team: front, Scott Stettesg middle, Todd Tribby and Robert Reevesg back, Coach jim Creek. Robert Reeves practice his golf grip 0' -- .-if -as-v t gs.- gQ'51i1R- Hoi ,WM Todd Tribby gets into the swing of golf. Scott Stettes prepares for a match. ap. .....,..,,,..4 .-,-4...-...,,, --M-m:.......4, ,,..a .-1-...,m, T-,,VV.?-, A . , V A, 3 A ----, 1 .-- .., . ..,,.. ' , . V , ,5,,,,M A, ,, , , -V -We -- ,im ' V t . ..--4--,gg--:-1. ' ' ' ' . , ...V V V-- , 'H ' ..... :.-e--- ' ' ' H , .. ai.. .. ' - - - ww swam'-un-.i.... W mm- ' M' W, .. u..,,g,-,wa -.,,:,.,.., ,,..A Ng. v.--4nncvv'f'!- na. ' , , ,QA H A N V -M JM. H . . -.. V 1 , - ... .M-'Mm V. 4 ,UL .vw ,.., - M - V- ,, - :-.., ew- X ,K ,, '- --VV M V- . .ivy-0. .wx Y L- -as-Vf-V 'ff ' -- ' N fn 'QV' 'TEM s.f if Rhonda Williams enjoys being on a 7941 basketball team. AHIl1OY1y Spivey is ViCIOriOL1S. Being in the marching band means work, but it means fun times, too. ,., . -. ,---u-4...,.,, . ---..- ...rs- ' 4 I : A1 ..L,i, ' --Z 1 ' ' : .fTT,' mm' ' ' ' '--- i --' -V-., ' ': -Q0 . . --4---. . Z '. V A ...gn-viva-... - uihinvhb- ',.:1 - ' 1- 2- Sliibuuv..- -- -- '--1- ':---... . r ' , ...Q ' -+5......,,,-,,-,.,,..,-,.?' ... A M .1'..-+- .....:.-3.4-,E -r , , A A in 4 'A , ' -'f-fw-:':---- imwixi' Huh t, J . FSS- llf! N l r ntl 1 :V f ia i r ,r .. W Ji WJ. Soaring proudly, Rhonda Williams represents her class at Home- coming. , gk Getting into the spirit ofthe day were Chris Proudfit, Shane Strickland, and Maria Rigsby. CMMS Happy seniors cheer for the jackets! Ml ewlo mg it. 2 1 R.O.T.C. participates in a ceremony. QA wi 1' 5 J ' What would a football game be without the band! 168 y 1 W., Seniors work after school to prepare Homecoming hall decorations. Terry Byrd, Chris McCain CShaw Highl, Melissa Thompson, LTC. Smith, Danny Irions April King, and David Salie enjoy the jordan High Military Ball. 504' 9 5 . Q .om :' o 1' o s ',nl, ' .1 - .. .t iw L D Leann Dupriesr and julie Smith help with the Student Council-sponsored Blood Drive. Mug atiwg T .. 'Y ..--r - M- These girls may LOOK cute, but they can be MEAN . . . just ask the teams they've torn up! 169 --- -.... . ' 'V' --,,.A'q- .,.,,,' 'H'-- 1.3 '. ' m'f,,,....-M' .. . fgfi h ' M' 1' ,1,,.... Ll? fu M Q-sz. -.fm-.....-.-.....-. 1 ,1,. an -Y V Q , . ,.. H - ,, ' - -v....-:.,.-.. , . . A - Af- if N-L. 1. Mr' -.-..... 4 L.. ., ..... .,,. ...A , ,A .......,.,,,..,,,,,, -..-...W ...-. 3. N I , ..... -.. - .... r 1 , rw. Jgzz Uk. I f., lx i ,Q fL L,QQ 4 5 Studying, reciting, seeking, soaring . . Larry Epps is on his way to learn about foreign places. D R K 7 Ri ff 1. , ,tr we X X lm in 8 sf M. pa ,. . I. ,, , k. wry- ., fm . . 4. , fiifmfffz . I 1 I 5 'Y' s N he-, ,ig Are Richard Fraysher and Rickey Frith 766161 discussing school work? iili 170 Racheal Alexander uses her spare time wisely. Sally Harwood watches as Bobby Hatcher finishes some homework. 1.1- --f ' l L lv 'K' f ir -v .f - le, Y Q W -his E - H ,J 'I 'ge A LTV, 1 g .49 ,L Q P' 'I ' ' he N., Lyn Ward, Sarah Steele, and Heather Dykes learn special techniques in art class. 504' rf viewer..-5 - - -v ymg ml lem' nmg 1 -rw Veronica Williams makes an an- nouncement to a class, 1 Congratulations, Amy. We love you. Daddy 8: Momma Neva Ellen Paulette LaDon Congratulations To Marta, Shan and Chrzstze the Class of 88 Love You Always Terri Wages M041 324-2188 4041 324- REGAL JE WELERS, INC ES EGO 10238 BARRYL HARBIN Co -J B 5. GA 31901 Columbus Communzcatzons, Inc Go jackets' compliments of a friend Compliments M rs Dzxze East Custom TailorsfAlterat1ons 1601 13th Avenue Compliments Arrmgton Super Foods 2120 Warm Springs Rd. Hollzs E ye I nstztute Columbus GA. 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COAL CO. 3 Bruceandllianne W' ' H0lQ.'fI,ii Zilliililfffntff P' 0' .ol M57 celumbm' Gwrgia M902 Columbus, lit-org1a3lUU4 1-1041324-2611 I CE DRY ICE I ues , Art Cross-Stitch Macrame Craft For yOur FUN OCCASIONS K 1 x N f AAA Drivin School g Suite 513 2600 Cross Country Dr. jordan 404-561-2509 Pharmacy Quality Instructions at reasonable ' l rates. Learn to drive with a Jordan City Shopping Center friendly, patient instructor. 322-8211 B d cl B.C. Barber, pres. hirgrjd K 1 x J 80 V+ K' ,,,.....nanume-Ns IN LOVING MEMORY KRISTI NOELLE HINKLE December 17, 1969 August 8, 1986 Class of '88 of 1 8 f N f Brandyff Cfaozce a elooire above in ladief' faxlyionf I Hilton on the Square Sain 229 cu I 0 Glenda B. Hardnetl 11 Vice- Prefidenr K 327-9969 r i 3234503 Holly's Flowers and Trust Company G' Bank ,fn of Columbus M'm FD'C As 'T 8 ' 4021 Holly Avenue 1 x J B Plazllips Hair Designers Brake and Mu ler Doctor L. G M Foreign Car Parts ust say N. Don t burn your brain. the 1988 Rea' jacket DID TH pe O ' S I Q . Q M I K J X J f w Congratulations! 5-9 51 . 5 ei, T35 Q5 1 ci bpom pleq JnoA HILTON ON THE SOUARE 3817 HILTON AVE. Suite 225 scum of nm A w spa pi ANNETTE JOHNSON OWNER-DIRECTOR Edcultlonal Soo lull t. R :ding 8poelellotiCollegel I to GA Certified he he COLUMBUS A READING CENTER 576 5644 Pre-School Readers Thru Mature Adults Learning Disabilities Program Testing In ReadlnglMathllO Reading 81 Study Skills Math Algebra 81 Geometry Motivational Technique One On One Group Classes MONDAY-SATURDAY WE RE TALKIN PROUD COLUMBUS N C I I 00 IIIII I1 O I . r O C I I . ns rue v 0 Visualllieversal Therapy C Fl K 1 f N Sty ' ' lei by Srqfvmze J 1427 Warm Springs Road 524-2705 Custom Colors Perms French Braiding Crimping Ear-Piercing Acrylic Nails Tues.-Sat. l Site mmf Donna Kathy Lonnie l K 1 8 8 Congratulations Goolsb Foods j.V.H.S. Class of '88 Congratulations to the Soth Graduating Class 1988 Q , ., . Mr. From M ' and the .C up Mrs. Class Y Horace of M, 1938 Goodman Left to right: Mrs. Goodman, Mrs. E. Grimes fMrs. Stancilj, Social Studies teacher, Mrs. I. Presley fMiss Stewartj, Commercial teacher, and Mr. Goodman at the 50th Anniversary Celebration on March 12, 1987, in the jordan Auditorium. X New shows and new music keep the band challenged. Amy Turner gets a congratulatory hug from Mr. Screws. 4 a NM S12 I'- -I li E K' Soaring in friendship are Kim Glover, Sandra Robinson, and Lisa Clark. ff Pat Pmvis Works to Complete an Obstacle Chong Ye Kim and Chong Fisher continue to work hard lL'd hiRlt' R't' ... . during tie ea ers ip eaci ion eac ion to become Proficient In English' Course at Ft. Benning, SOARING Soaring . . . accepting challenges . . . working for the future . . . helping . . . studying . . . play- ing . . . learning . . . growing . . . experimenting . . .seeking . . .experiencing . .soaring to get all KZ' L - 'A possible out of living. Loxie Ritchie, Rachel Alexander, and Esteban Baez pose while taking a break from duties in Mrs. Bray's classroom. 185 9 ins-on.-sv , y I W' P' , Brenda Reed's face shows her concentration to excel. Kenneth Payne performs at the piano for the choral group Allen Patrick and Patrick Wimberly show their happy spirits right on their faces. Cindy Vaughn looks as if being a senior is rather nice. 1 86 v q V Y ,pin Ronald Brown's face lights up when he sees a friend. The looks on the faces of Stacy Edwards and Michelle Leonard definitely look as if the girls have a secret to share. :rug l' 11 FC V sf lv LZ. V ' z iz., Tony Stanford looks a happy-go-lucky sort. l 'N The happy looks on the faces of Mike Adams, Carissa Edmonds, Curtis Walker, Chris Brooks, Anthony Spivey, and Barbara Thomas indicate the I senior year must be a happy one. As so often is the way, we wore our thoughts and hopes and emotions on our faces this year. Many of us hoped to improve our family lives . . . or our grades. Some of us simply wanted to be accepted by the college we chose. We often showed our excitement about a new date or just a funny joke. Whatever the case, one look at our faces often would tell the story . . . the story of our soaring with our own thoughts and plans. 187 The KiwanisfKey Club luncheon at the trade center was an elegant moment for the club members. ,J O.C. Calvin and Frank Upshaw get the cafeteria ready for another successful dance. Michelle LaGrand participated in Homecoming Week by wearing a college jersey. Seniors Tara Lewis, Christie Stettes, David Buckner, Shane Strickland, Belinda Surles, and Terri Wages reriourbf work on the SENIORS' hall decorations for homecoming. Drums and Walter Frazier seem to go together well Football games presented special moments and memories for many peo- at pep rallies and at ballgames. 188 ple. As the curtain goes down, these girls can relax after performing in the FLC Musical Program. I 1 f l Q 15 i -Ji I Y f Ji 1 Q, Q y , rl W V. i 9 W . W ' 1' i Myra Clemmons really looked too pretty to be a devil during Halloween. 3 1 iii. C VXXQ ...rfii Brenda Soloman and Louciett Pitts get ready to raise money with a car wash. Patricia Crowell and Steve McDaniel sing Christmas carols at the party honoring them and other Honor Roll students. O Special moments kept us soaring to do better, to keep learning, to want to see and investigate and participate. We were involved-constantly, it seemed-in dances, programs, fund-raising activities, and school func- tions. With each we participated in, we grew into more mature people, with more and more knowledge behind us, and with more of life ahead. 189 'QV it sc ' .X . jordan abounds in victories of many types, Students study to achieve and to soar academically. 0 ,.-M4593 We soar with spirit and with holiday excitement. We practice and spend many hours after school so we can be the best. 4 Q ri We want to represent our school well in various activities. Yi I . -7 Q We soar personally . . . from getting good grades to winning contests . , . and from receiving awards to learning to feel good about ourselves. Li. Soaring academially sometimes requires extra time spent in the library for research. SOARI SOARING. . . we atjordan soar to be the best. We may be involved in clubs. working to raise funds for activitiesg we may be practicing skits and dances and speeches for programsg we may be running and working out to get into shape for sports contestsg we may be striving to learn a foreign language or cooking an exotic dish or painting an unusual pictureg we may be cheering . . . or studying . . . or giving ofour time . . . Whatever we do, we try to soar above all others. 191 Leigh Coppedge shows her strength in her swing. is i t 511+- QBKX n A k Qfci F 3, We 2-ii ,',:, t y 'fag l If E ' Bgjrswfli 4 Patricia Cowell swings for a ho- l'IlCI'LlI1. f , f 4 ia t' ,, Marcus Wilson is styling and profiling Carissa Edmonds tal-tes a break after yearbook duties. Students excitedly congregate for a picture, Michelle Haler and Sally Harwood show their school spirit. 192 Rebecca Cowell and Tammy Clark practice during String Band Class. , lfrr N V rrfr mi l N'c at lrvr Tracy Walker, Cabritta Shaw and Tessie Wright make things just perfect for the HERO mock wedding. MR - we Marcus Poole eyes the camera. UARI In so many way, each of us soared this year. We might have simply learned a new concept that will help us in the future. We might have solved a major personal problem or learned that we are important as individuals. We might have sought and acquired new friends or new attitudes. Maybe we dieted down to a desired weight or won that award in sports we wanted so badly. We possibly got that won- derful job or made our first A in math. Whatever we accomplished, we worked hard and we soared, each in our own way. 193 SOARIN G PRUUDLY Military Ball Queen Kathy Pate with LTC. Ken Smith Ackerman, Gary Greg 18, 114, 143, 160, 161 Adair, jeffrey Lee 72, 81, 160 ' Q 72, 96 Adams, ichael 187 Adams, Michael W. 48 Alexander, Dexter 62, 98 Alexander, Quincy Michelle 72 Alexander, Rachel 18, 87, 110, 170, 185 Alexander, Rodney L. 62, 156 Alford, Catherine L. 18, 42, 112, 148 Allen, Darren C. 72 Allen, Narchrista 104, 113, 115 Allen, Teisha D. 48, 110 Allmond, Christopher M. 72 Almond, Scott A. 72, 164 Alston, Lenoard A. 48 Anderson, Eric Shawn 164 Andrews, Alan Lawton 62, 69 . 72 ntonich, Thomas Vincent 48, 106 2 2, 99, 143 erett, Stephenia 72 Baez, Esteban 4, 18, 42, 104, 109, 110, 185 ' 62 ag ey, ynthia D. 48, 114 72, 99, 100 2 2, 160 Banks, Frederick 62 Barati, Tanya L nne 18, 42, 112 ,62, 69, 104, 114, 115 62 62, 164 Barnett, Wendy 18, 113 2 Bartlett, Cory L. 48, 61 Bartlett, Tracy A. 72, 102 Bass, joseph L. 18 Batastini, Emily Suzanne 72, 111 Batastini, Kevin M. 48, 87 Bates, Deana Carol 72, 78, 115 Beach, Matthew j. 72 Beegle, Scottie L. 48, 98 2, 104 Bellamy, Linda Michelle 72, 115 69 Bellamy, Yolanda D. 62 Benbrook,. Talitha Michele 72 Benford, Peter Anthony 62 ,42, 112, 115, 114 I DEX Bennett, Charles Allen 72, 96 62, 114, 138 Berry, jeffery 18, 31 Berry, Kareen 72 Beyer, Sherry Leigh 62, 106 Biggers, Vickey D. 48, 114, 115 . . 12 . 48 Blaxton, Leigh Ann 72 ' ,Ill 72 Blom, Sebastian 72 Boggs, Tracy E. 5, 18, 114 Bolden, Antonio Lee 72, 147 Bonner, james 72, 96 Borders, Bobby L. 72, 158 , 157 Borders, Larry E. 72, 158 Bowman, jimmy F 'III 9, 49 Brady, Sandra Faye 72 Branscom , Adarryll 99, 101 Brasseaux, Hope Renee 110 Braswell, Charles jeffrey 62 Broadnax, Kevin 72, 96, 158 Brock, Angela R. 62, 104 Brooks, Christo her B. 113, 187 Brown, Angela H. 73 9 49 Brown, Christopher L. 99, 143, 144 Brown, Crystal Michelle 62, 96 ' 75, 157 Brown, Felicia Y. 72, 98, 99, 100 Brown, Gary Todd 18, 112 Brown Brown , jonathan A. 62 Brown, Brown, ,jason W. 49 ' . T. 18, 112 Ronald 73, 80, 147, 187 .62 ' 62 Toronda 73, 115 Bruce, Patricia Faye 49 Bruffy, Christine R. 73, 76 Brummitt, Tiffeney L. 50, 110, 152 B an 50, 110 21, 42, 46, , , , , 04,105,188 Buford, Anthony 73, 99, 115 Buford, Christine 50, 114 Buford, Pamela Lasharn 73, 114 'knee 62, 87, 102, 148, 152 1 2 -IO4 Burkett, john j. 19 Burt, Charles Raymond 98 90, 104, 106, 107, 115, 155, 156 Byrd, Terri L. 62, 99, 168 ' 50 Caldwell, Demetrice 50, 111 Calvin, Orsometh 9, 50, 188 Cannon, Ginger Denise 62 wjr. 73, 102 . 11, 62, 99, 100, 101 Carman, Mia C. 19 Carmichael, Charlotte Ann 50, 113 Carney, Richard B. 19, 112, 114 Carter, Christopher B. 50, 143, 144, 145 Carter, Cynthia L. 11, 19, 102, 110, 111 Carter, Douglas S. 73 3 arter, Karina Dawnyelle 73, 102, 115 63 Carter, Shwanda 73, 81,.98, 107, 152 3 . Casteel, Vickiy Deshawn 63, 104 ' . 19, 112 3, 104, 106 Chappell, David Lorien 63,104,106 Charleston, Kimbley 9, 99 Cherry, Tina Renee 63 Chestnut, Christopher L. 19 Childree, Melissa Carole 63, 104, 107, 158 Childres, Briant 151 Childs, Lori Kristan 73 ' 8, 63, 90, 103 Cho, Young jin 19, 20, 42, 94 Christian, Sherry L. 73, 115 Chung, jae Hoon 164 Chung, jae Hyuk 19, 164 Clark, Lisa 185 Clark, Tammy Lee 73, 76, 193 Clegg, Vincent Brian 73 Clemmons, Myra Ruth 19, 112, 189 itt 63 Clemons, Tonisha A. 73, 151, 152 Clower, ames David 64 . 64, 150 Collier, Robert A. 73 Colvin, Bonnie Ann 19, 23, 88, 98, 113 . 19, 42, 95, 107, 164 ynn 64 Comar, Schmohn A. 20, 42, 113 ' A ' . 64 Cook, Daniel M. 73 98 . I 2' Cook, Dennis M. zo, 42, 47, 87, 115 Cook, Robert 74, 83, 98, 143, 147, 151, 158 in W- fo. 64 K 50 148 192 Cowell Diana Marie 20 Cowell Patricia A 20 149 192 Cox Lisa Michelle 74 97 42 87 94 105 113 raw or n get 74 Crawford Herman 74 Crayton Kertha D 50 87 115 138 Creamer Waymond Deland 50 Crocker Christopher Wyatt Cross Edward Charlesjr 6 74 151 Crowell Tangie 20 114 Culpepper Calvin C 50 112 Culpepper Christopher D 74 Davis Davis Davis Davis Davrs Davis Davis Davis Davis 78 115 shon 64 e 64 95 104 Christopher Edward 74 Giowana Reva 74 jacquelme 50 110 jennifer Paige 64 107 115 Kevin S 9 50 113 Marcus 50 162 Richard Glen 50 Richard Larry 50 87 104 Rome 12 50 Day Millard 74 89 97 115 164 Deal Melissa Sue 74 111 143 162 Denson Katrina D 8 1 52 83 87 95 96 97 108 115 Dickson Kimberly A 74 Dimitri Lee Ellyn 8 74 148 Dorriety Brian S 7 20 112 Dowdney Amy jeanette 13 74 88 97 104 115 Driver Klmberl 65 98 99 5 95 98 99 101 Dugard Tammy R 20 Raquel 74 Dunlap Damon 4 74 158 64, 71, .5'g,f123Tii 140 , ' 112 64 ' .64 ' 74, . y , ,106 138 '. 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Hall, Robert Michael 76, 151, 160 Hamilton, Kathy jo 9, 110 Hampton, Michael A. 76 Hampton, Tara D. 65 Hancock, Terry L. 52, 90, 103 Hand, Tammie Deann 23, 112 Harden, Bradford R. 53 Hardge, jeffrey T. 98 Hardge, Stephanie 65 Hardin, jeffrey Lee 53, 143, 145 Hare, Rani D. 65 Harmon, Marvin T. 65 Harmon, Tammy Denise 65 Harris, Gannon 158 Harris, Kathy 112, 115 Harris, Kelli Alisa 53 Harris, Michael A. 23, 42, 43, 113 Harrison, Felicia Deon 69, 98, 100, 157 Harrison, Kimberly Dawn 102, 115 Harrison, Patrice 98, 100 Hart, Michele 53, 61, 110 Harvey, Tami Denise 65 Harwood, Sally L. 53, 110, 115, 171 192 Hass, Theresa L. 76, 102 Hatcher, Robert Houston 110, 171 Hawkins, Demetrius A. 76, 96 Heath, Wendy 12, 65 Heckman, Dusty Deanne 23, 114 Hedden, Iris Lynn 76 Hedden,jeff D, 65 Hedden, jimmy Dale 76 Hegler, Stacey M. 65 Helgerson, Amanda 53, 87, 97, 106, 115 Henderson, Dorothy j. 53 Henderson, Wanda Rome 24, 104, 112, 115, 114 Hennessee, William C. 65, 99 Henry, jennifer N. 76, 104, 115 Herring, Evelyn M. 53 Herring, Gerald T. 66 Hester, jeffery S. 9, 53, 110 Hightower, Stacey B. 66 Hill, Chadwick 66, 102, 125, 143 Hill, Dawn Sheree 76, 90, 104, 107, v 108, 115 Hill, Shelia R. 53, 61, 109, 113 Hill, Suprena D. 11, 24, 110 Hilts,john Dean 53, 104 Hindsman, Robbin C. 53 Hixson, Ben 53, 98 Ho , Holbrook, Richard Clay 76, 104 Holland, Shirley D. 98, 157 Holland, Tiffany 4, 66, 97, 104, 115 138,150 Hollis, Terrance L. 53.98, 101, 143 151 Holloway, Amy j. 7, 24, 112 Holloway, Cynthia 86, 157 Holloway, Pinkey L. 110 Holloway, Semichael D. 76, 158 Holman, Carmen Maria 53, 87 Holt, Allison P. 66, 69 Holt, Lashon W. 76, 115 Holt, Toriano jermaine 66, 144 Hood, Eric Michael 66, 145, 162, 163 Hood, Wendy R. 53 Hooks, Maledia Deshon 76, 102 Hoover, Michelle L. 76 Hopkins, julie L. 12, 53, 109, 113 Hopkins, Korey Nikita 66 Hopper, Wendy 24, 113 Hopson, Daniel Todd 76 Horton, Yancey A. 66, 69 House, Amy S. 76 Hovey, Kevin 76 Hubbard, Al 103 Huckelba,juanita Lavon 53 K... I 144 W. W.,..,3 I Law---1 N A V E Hudson, Camille 99 Hudson, Lisa Ann 66 Huey, Bebe Louise 66, 91, 102, 11 Huff, Donna F. 157 Huff, Thaddeus Tara 66, 156 Huff, Voncil Ladale 66 Hughes, Consuelo Renee 76 Hull, Patrick 76, 98, 100 Humphries, james Bonner 66, 98, 104, 164 Huntington, Tammy Michele 66, 141 Huntington, Timmy L. 24, 113 I-1utcherson,j. Corey 13, 24, 112 Hutchison, Marion S. 53 Hysmith, Sondra 25, 113 Ingram, Reginald 69, 156 Irby, Tonja D. 74 Irions, Daniel T. 22, 25, 98, 112, 168 jackson, Daffina 54 jackson, jerry Mark 76 jackson, Maria L. 66, 98, 100 jackson, Priscilla A. 66, 98, 100 jackson, Ronnie W. 25 jackson, Shirlena 157 jenkins, Kristina juliet 66 jenkins, Sherikei 54 johnson, Arica Michell 102 johnson, Feliciano T. 54 johnson, Glen Mitch 77 johnson, Kellie Leigh 66, 86, 115 johnson Melvin Derrell 143, 147 johnson, Rhonda Y. 25, 110 johnson Rita V. 54, 88, 97 johnson, Tasha L. 152, 153 johnson , Tonia R. 54 jones, Charles W. 54, 98 jones, Keesha 77, 104 jones, Kenneth B. 155, 156 jones, Marcus A. 154, 155, 156 jones, Torino C. 77, 115 , 83, 104 jordan, Kenneth Dewayne 77 Karschnick, April Lynn 67, 88 Kegler, Carsarfdra 25, 42, 43, 84, 86, 91, 104, 113, 148, 149, 152, 155, 154 Kerr, Richard Thomas 25, 42, 45, 94, 95, 97, 104, 106, 107, 115, 123, 150, 164 Kilpatrick, Beverly 77, 98, 100 Kim, Chong Ye 54, 185 Kim, Kyong jae 67, 71, 164 Kim, Sun Tu 115, 164 King, April Leigh 54, 168 King, Christopher L. 77, 143, 147, 158 King, Lonnie 69, 99 King, Victor Maurice 77 Kirkpatrick, Tina 77 Kirven, jonathan M. 54 Kitchens, Vicky L. 67, 96, 104 Knott, Lucretia Michelle 77 Knowles, Betty j. 25 Kraft, Tracy L. 9, 54, 112, 114, 148 Kuntz, jeffrey M. 26, 112 Kyser, Ronald jay 77 Landers, Brenda 67 Landers, Sheila 77 Lane, Randall jackson 54, 87 Laney, Larry Nathan 77, 96 Langley, Deborah Lynn 67 Laster, james 77 Law, Kimberly Ann 77, 115 Law, Teresa M. 9, 51, 54, 84, 86, 104, 138 Lawrence, Denise S. 52, 54, 88, 97, 104, 105 Lawrence, Katrina 77 Lawrence, Marvin D. 7, 26, 112, 142, 144 ' Lawrence, Tanya E. 67, 83, 104, 115 1 hy Wei? gritty new '17 Lehman, Keith Edward 54, 58, 83, 87, 97, 98, 104, 151 Leonard, Stephanie M. 77, 187 H322 'i5Z1U7.'W1 ali, ' ral Lewis, Tracy L. 13, 112 Lewis, Travis L. 54, 99, 101, 112 Lifsey, Stanley T. 77 Lindsey,jereatha M. 26, 42, 107, 113 Lingo, Dana A. 5, 26, 95, 107 Littrell, Stephen W. 54 Lokey, Paul 77, 99, 101 9, 77, 125 t, nms K. 9, 49, 54, 104 , 78, 93, 115, Luke, Corle C. 6, 67 l I 3 54 Lumpkin, Stephen john 78, 96 Macon, Sherri D. 67 Maddox, ulie A. 54, 110 Madry, Conchetta 115 Malone, Kelley 98, 100, 152 Marano, Allison S. 54 Mark, Kareem j. 78, 143, 147 Martin, Michele M. 67 Mason, john E. 55, 110 - Mathews, Deloris Ann 67, 69 Mathis, Cecelia R. 67, 71 Mathis, Charles 55, 113, 155, 156 Mayberry, Neil D. 78 McCaskill, Darron 27, 42, 44, 88, 97, 99, 101, 112 McClellan, Tammy D. 6, 9, 55, 109, 115 McClung, Patty Ladale 78, 115 McClung, Wesley S. 55, 151 1511181 M. 21, ss, sv, nz. il McCorkle, Sandra I. 110 gkfillph 27. 110 I McCoy,jam A. 78 7, 162 McCray, ShaBarbara 10, 27, 98, 110, 114 McDaniel, Dianne L. 27, 102, 110, 115 McDaniel, james A. 67 McDaniel, Katrina Ann 78 McDaniel, Rita S. 27, 102, 122 McDaniel, Stephen 97, 102, 189 Peter 27 onya Lynnne 102 McElhaney, Wayne 4, 9, 67 McGee, Kenneth M. 55 McGlothren, Samuel Lee 98, 100 Mc1-lone, Angela Lynn 78 McKelvey, Christopher D. 78, 115, 147, 158 McKenzie, Steven Miles 67, 104, 115 McKinney, Mitchell 78, 90, 97, 104, 107, 158 McKnight, Christopher j. 67 McLendon, Phillip Paul 67, 96, 150 McNair, William K. 4, 55, 112 McNeil, Alan G. 113 McNemar, Rebecca L. 55 McPherson, Sherald L. 78 MCQuinn, Brandy N. 78 McRae,james M. 78 Meacham, Edsel D. jr. 78, 115 Meeks, Tracie L. Petris 27 Merritt, Deandra 67, 105, 149 Merriweather, Ronald E. 67, 143, 156 Mickle, Marcus Brian 55 18, 100 Mitchell, Carolyn Lynn 78 Mock,Lisa Ann 67 Mock, Sherry 55, 87, 114 . , , 0 Moody, Gymane Horizous 67 Mooneyham, Paul D. 4 Moore, Christopher 78, 104, 115, 164 Moore, Marcus 67 Moore, Michael L. 67, 83 Moore, Rodney L. 67 Moore, Rosa Denise 13, 49, 55 Z A s1i.i , ' i I I Morris, Sue Diane 78 1 if l 111 M Yi Moore, Shelly Leanne 27, 110 Moore, Timothy S. 7, 27, 112, 114 Morgan, Barbra Lynn 67 Morgan, William Shane 78 Morris, Chantal 78 Morris, Cornelius 78, 141, 151 Morris, Kathleen D. 4, 27, 115 Morse, Antonio A. 78 Moseley, Travlia Denise 78, 99, 100, 101 Motes, Edward Brad 68, 104, 106 Mott, Yolanda Y. 28, 110 Murphy, 'renin L. 28, 112 Myers, james R. 78 Myers, Kathy 78 Napier, Patricia Lynn 66, 68 Nell, Dennis Andrew 55 Nelson, Norman E. 28, 98, 101, 110 Nelson, Rachel D'Ann 68 x Nicholson, jennifer Laurie 68 Nickerson, Karen Renee 79 Nix, julie Elaine 79, 111 Nolen, Chiquitta Ann 79 Nordmeyer, Dana Louise 55, 83, 87, 89, 95, 96, 97, 104, 106, 108, 115 Norman, Olin Cleveland III 68 Norris, Angela Lynn 66, 68, 103, Norris, Penney 84, 86 ' O'Neal, Glenda 55 Olvera, Gregory Carson 68, 106, 162 Oneil, Brian K. 55, 112 Oshel, Tonya Ann 68 Pace, jeffrey K. 55, 112, 160, 161, 162, 163 Pace, Traci L. 79, 96 Parham, Shirley Ann 69 Parham, Tammy 28, 110 Parhams, Alfred 68 Park, joseph R. 55 Parker, Tina Marie 113 Parkerson, Michelle R. 51, 68, 69, sa, 104, 138, 151 Patrick, Allon M. 55, 113, 186 Patrick, Sophia 71 Patterson, Andrew j. 68, 99 Patterson, Tina R. 112 I 5 KT Pearce, Mark Franklin 79, 87 Perry, Melvin 154, 155 Perr Tiffany 1 Peterson, Teresa 55, 152, 157 Pettis, Shannon L. 68, 71, 104, 105, 106 Pettus, jerry W. 556, 113 Phillips, Erica N. 79, 98 197 Savage, Lisa Renee 56, 87, 112, 115 . a ,am in! Phillips, Michael R. 68 Phillips, Randy 56, 112 Phinney, Rebecca 56, 98 Pickern, Tara Lynn 9, 68, 104, 107, 115, 138 Pickett, Ashante Q. 68 Piersons, jennifer 79, 109 Piersons, Reed Christopher 28 Piett, Misilla A. 28, 110, 111 Pittman, Avery Lamont 79, 115 Pittman, Benjamin 79 Pittman, Tracy 104 Pitts, Louciett E. 56, 87, 95, 96, 97, 104, 115, 189 Polk, Marguerite Starr 79, 96 Pollard, Laverne 114 Pollard, Stacy 69 Pope, Tommy Darrell 69, 98, 99, 101 Mm Powell, jennifer Lynne 79 Powell, Leland Francis 69 Prather, Edward A. 79, 146, 162 Price, Christina 79, 111 Proudfit, Christopher S. 29, 32, 42, 167 Pugh, johnny L. 56, 99, 101, 185 Purvis, Stephen Patrick 56, 99, 101, 185 Qualls, Cynthia M. 79 Railey, Catherine, Lynn 56, 87, 103, 115 114 Raines, Christa Lynn 102 Raines, Sherrie Lynn 79 Raleigh, Anthony 29, 42, 142, 144 145, 154, 155 Ratledge, Hayley M. 56, 104, 112, 114 y Raybon, Donnie G. 79 Reamy, Denena Elizabeth 79 Rebidue, Kimberly A. 4, 69, 104 Reed, Brenda jeanne 69, 141, 186 Reed,jeffery Roy 79, 162 Reese, Ella D. 56 Reeves, Robert Carden jr. 56, 165 Renfroe, Diana 56 Rennie, Michael Shane 69 Rennie, Stacey Elaine 79 Reynolds, Angela 56, 87, 114 Reynolds, Brenda Faye 74, 79 Reynolds, Eric 79 Rideout, Kenneth K. 79 Rigsby, Maria F. 29, 42, 109, 167 Rios, joan Victoria 79 Ritchie, Loxie R. 29, 42, 110, 185 Roberts, jefferson T. 79, 158 Roberts, Larry 56, 97 X Robinson, Sandra 29, 110, 185 Rogers, Robin Lapaul 69, 102, 114, 115 Rogers, Samantha L. 56, 102 Roland, Kenneth Lee 56 Romero, Anita M. 78, 80, 86, 104, 105, 148 Ross, Wonda Lynn 80, 102, 114 Rowell, Beth Lynne 75, 80 198 gli 4 gas 8 ,,.. , Ei 851 i K --1 f if. 41,55 iii? at fr 'Mais . 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Rozier, Daniel j, 142, 143, 145, 160 Russell, Aaron 56, 87, 96, 104, 108, 115, 160 Russell, Arix 12, 56, 99, 101 FM asrisr os, 99, ' 1104, 11168 Sanders, Cassandra 80 Sanders, Christopher W. 108, Sanders, jason E. 56, 104 Sanders, Rhonda Lee 80 Sanders, Tonya j, 80 Sanders, Tracee joy 80 Sanes, Kathryn F. 102 Sapp, David Morris 80 Schmidt, Angela 80 Schmucker, Addie Belinda 69 Schroeder, Robert H.jr. 69 Scott, Deborah K. 29, 110 Seals, Mark E. 110 Sears, Samuel 69, 143, 156 Seats, Bonnie Denise 6, 56, 57, 96, 104 Seegar,john D. 69, 114 Sellers, Philip Anthony 69, 98 Senior, Bernadette 18, 29, 87, 97, 112, 114, 115 Senior, Sonya M. 69, 71, 102, 115 Senior, Yolanda Yvonne Settles,jon L. 80 Shavers, Mona Lisa 80 Shaw, Cabritta D. 29, 87, 112' Shealey, Daryl 29 29, 42, 97, 1046 Shehane, Steven G. 80, 97, 115 Sheheane, james Herman 69, 160 Shelton, Christopher Gene 69, 97 Sheppard, Christopher 29 Shipp, Reginald 69, 145 Shipp, Stacey M. 69 Simmons, Brian Matthew 69 sim0D5, S. 291 Simonson, Christian 99, 112 Singletary, Amy Christine 80 Slaughter, Huberta 80, 102, 157 Slocumb, Dana Ann 69 f if 7 E i 1 . 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Sly, Coray 57, 142, 143, 144, 145 Smith, Anthony 77, 80, 98 Smith, Bart Starr 69, 143, 162, 163 Smith, Billie jo 5, 7, 42, 109, 112, 115 Smith, Christopher L. 57, 114 Smith,julie Mae 80, 87, 150, 169 Smith, LeeShean 57 Smith, Tyrone 98 Tlfl'29, 102 Sneed,Timothy L. 69, 80, 143, 156 Snider, Wanda F. 61, 113 Snyder, Kimberley Ann 57, 87, 96, 104, 107, 110, 115, 150 Soloman, William james 9, 57, 113, 126, 151 Solomon, Brenda Lee 57, 87, 104, 189 Spears, April Kandance 80, 115 Spencer, Anthony 69 Spivey, Anthony 7, 29, 112, 143, 158, 160, 166, 187 Standridge, Mary F. 30, 113 Stanford, Tony C. 80, 187 Stanley, Franshata 10, 57, 110 Starling, Terri Ann 69 Starnes, Traci M. 10, 48, 57, 61, 110 Steele, Brenda Kay 80 Steele, Sarah j. 80, 171 Steen, Beatrix Belinda 57, 110 Stephens, jacqueline 80 Stephens, Melissa Denise 69, 111 8titW,'Christie E. ao, 42, 109, 114, '1K'1Q Stettes, Scott K. 57, 119, 165 Stickles, jeffrey joseph 69, 98, 165 Stiner, Scott Phillip 57, 143, 162 Stonebraker, Allena 57, 110 Strickland, Omar A. 80 Strickland, Robert Shane 50, 42, 104, 109, 113, 167, 188 Siihsghlinda Ruth 24, 30, 42, 87, 90:96.95 97, 103, 104, 106, 115, L88 . Sylvester, Tyrone Anthony 76, 81 Tabb, Lisa Charlene 30, 113 Talley, Billy 58, 99 Talley, Michelle A. 69 Tanner, Raymond james 69 Tate, Kristina Malane 81 Taylor, Cynthia Lynne 81, 104, 115 Taylor, Dexter Alphonso 81 Teel, Marcus A. 81, 98, 100 Temples, Wesley Eugene 58 Tew, Michele L. 58 Thomas, Angela-A. an Thomas, Barbara 7, 30, 112, 187 Thomas Thomas , Carla Renee 81, 96 , Carlos Vidal 147, 160 Thomas, David 70, 102 Thomas, james 70, 71 Thomas, joel 143, 154, 155 Thomas 1 Kellie P. 58 Thomas, Vincent Edward 70 Thomas, Wilma D. 111 1 as if xi, -S xi i 'Mi Thomaston, David Earl 30, 42, 112 114 Thompson, Annie M. 58, 152 Thompson, Cameron Curtis 81 Thamlxofls Cfnslie M- 30, 42. 46, 104, iov Thompson, Kathy L. 81 Thompson, Melissa 70, 168 Thompson, Tonya 70 Thornton, Aaron 143 Thornton, Carla Dionne 70, 111, 152 Thornton, Michael W. 81 Thrower, Michelle L. 81 Thweatt, Ronny G. 11, 58 Tice, William Franklin 81 Timmons, Earl Lamar 81 Toland, Donnie Dewayne 81 Tolbert, Christopher E. 5, 30, 110 Tolbert, 'rawmna R. so, 42, 44, sa, 87, 151 Tolliver, Tisha 58, 97, 104, 106, 108, Toms, Robin Anne 9, 58, 113 Toole, Christopher C. 103 Toole, Kevin T. 81 Trawick, Melissa A. 4, 30 Tribby, Todd A. 58, 104, 115, 165 Trim, Tracey Gail 81. Trotman, Rodney 30, 110 Tucker, Traci j. 75, 81, 109 Tucker, Wesley Michael 70, 99 Tull, Tina P. 30, 114 Turner, Alisa R, 12, 58 Turner, Amy Christine 30, 42, 84, 85, 86, 104, 105 Turner, Catherine Dumas 58, 104, 105, 148 Tyler, William Wesley 58, 99, 100 Tyson, Patricia Ann 70 Upshaw, Dexter 31, 99, 143, 154, 155 Upshaw, Franklin 31, 42, 99, 143, 154, 155, 188 Vannest, Linda 59 Vylglm, Cynthia-In Velky, William 13, si Vinson, jim Frank 70, 102 V iolino, Christopher 69, 70 Waes, Eric Robert 70, 164 2- Wages, Terri M. 31, 42. 47, 87, 90, 94, 109, 188 Walk, Erika M. 97, 113 Walker, Curtis 112, 187 Walker, Douglas Kirt 162, 163 Walker, john L. 59 Walker, Kerry L. 59, 110 Walker, Raquel D. 31, 110 Walker, Tracy A. 59, 81, 87, 104, 114, 126 Wallace, Kenneth C. 150 Walters, Shawn Allan 59, 103, 162 Walton, Darren W. 71 Ward, jason Alan 4, 70 Ward,joy Lyn 81, 141, 171 Ware, Bryan 31, 42, 46, 94, 95, 104, 105, 164 Ware, Christopher Michael 81 Ware, Michael 81 Watford, Amy Marie 7, 31, 42, 112 Watson, Desiree L. 31, 110 Weaver, Cheryl Elizabeth 59, 110 Weaver, Maurice D. 31 Weaver, Tannia A. 96 Webb, Monica Lynn 81, 115 Weems, Tara L. 31, 42, 83, 112, 114 Weiss, Rodney B. jr. 73, 81 Welch, Kevin F. 59, 87, 96, 104, 108, 160, 161 West, Harold j. 31, 143, 145 Westbrook, Andrea Marie 60, 104 Whitaker, Kenneth Willie 70 Whitaker, Nancy 31, 113, 114, 115 White, Sharon Denise 60 Whitley, Crystal Lynn 70, 86, 115 Whitley, Margaret 70 Whittaker, jerry W. 71 Whittlesey, Deidra 60 Wicklund, Brian Lundy 81 MMe1hW'H'w Wilber, Tara 52, 60, 87, 97, 115 1 Wildman, Larry Alan 70 Williams, Carlton A. 82, 147, 164 Williams, Christopher L. 6, 82 Williams, Curtis H. 60, 112, 160 Williams, David Wayne jr. 69, 70, 104 Williams, Falisha 60, 113, 152 Williams, jerry Charles 82 Williams, Kimberly jo 32, 87, 102, 112, 114 Williams, Leslie T. 32, 110 Williams, Marie Ann 60 Williams, Michael Antonio 70, 145, 156 Williams, Patrick A. 82 Williams, R.T. II 82, 104 Rh nda 1.10. 15 , 1 , -167 rHi1ueljerome 112 Williams, T. Lisa 82 Williams, Veronica D. 171 Willis, Chadwick Saville 60 Willis, Gloria Lene 70 Willis, Rosalind 60, 111 Willis, Tracy D. 32, 83 Willoughbyhjohn C. 70, 162, 163 SA, ., fx, , 7 - gm 1 T ii wil 35 Willoughby, Stephanie L. 82 Wilson, David L. 5, 32, 110 Wilson, Lauris T. 82, 114 Wilson, Marcus D. 70, 92 Wilson, Matasha A. 70 Wilson, Patricia 60, 87, 113 Wilson, Recheal Ora 70 Wimberly, Patrick L. 113, 186 Winstead,jackie R. 60, 113 Winters, George L. 60, 114 Witzke, Erika Lynn 82, 88, 115, 141, 151 Witzke, Steven Lawrence 7, 60, 115, 160 Womack, Kim R. 6, 60 Woods, Marcus Letrell 82, 98 Woods, Stephanie Diane 82, 83, 141 Workman, Chrystal Michele 82 Workman, Paul 82, 104 Wright, Marvin 147 Wright, Tessie L. 103 Wyatt, Keri L. 82 Wyatt, Robert Daniel 4, 60 1 ' f ' ' f7 s fe 6 ' rig! 11' ka ,of Rx p.. 'fd' x If P lil f Acxvs lo ii- ' 4 O fx! QQQ X tx Wfllye fe l f at y 9 viva? 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