Lee High School - Silver Sabre Yearbook (Huntsville, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1982 volume:

To everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under Heaven: Ecclesiates 3:1 Each change in season produces growth and a new outlook on our lives. It’s Time to Shine Our high school years include both the best of times and the worst of times. We will have memories of homecom- ings, heartbreaking losses, the pep rallies, football games, or the many other activities which make our high school years such special times. The Silver Sabre Staff would like to dedicate this yearbook to the special times of this year because 1982 IS THE TIME TO SHINE! 1982 Silver Sabre Staff Editor Toy McLemore Copy Editor......................................Lisa Baldwin Sports Editor....................................Jill Bright Class Editor Reggie Grayson Business Manager........................Debbie Totcky Organizations Susan Olivier and Marianne Peoples Features.............................Toy McLemore Faculty...................Janet Wilson and Lynn Tate Senior Class.........................Melinda Earnest Junior Class...........Reggie Grayson and Tina Philips Sophomore Class...........Melody Jenkins Jill Snider Freshman Class.......................Angela Faulkner Artists..................................Butch Byrd Typists Debbie Totcky, Tina Philips and Butch Byrd Photographers............Tina Philips and Paul Rinehart Table of Contents Happy Times .2 Work Time 18 Class Time 28 Time Out 100 Special Times .... 142 After Hours 164 Closing Time 220 Buying Time .... 226 Index 250 i r U 1981 Homecoming Queen Miss Diane Sharp Top — left to right: Senior maids are Gina Smith. Meritt Cutliffe, Lucindra Williams. Middle — left to right: Band Sweetheart — Tammy Wright. Homecoming Maids — Back row: Junior Maids — Demetra Sullivan, Kim Dickens. Monica Massey. Front row: Sophomore Maid: Vanessa Parker. Freshman Maid — Cheryl Smith. Sophomore Maid. Allyson Morgan. Opening 7 Homecoming 8 Opening 1981 3. Junior Maid Kim Dickens and Vanessa Parder gives us a smile during half-time. 4. Freshman place first in Homecoming float competition. 1. Key Club locks up first place award for club float competition. 2. Coach Deaton tells ’em how it’s done. Opening 9 Student Council, which sponsored the Homecoming Dance, chose Endless Love as the 1981 theme. The band. Celebrity Ball, provided entertainment for the evening. Leadout started at 10:30 p.m. and featured Lee’s 18th Homecoming Queen, Diane Sharpe, her court and the Student Council officers. The 200 couples, which attended the dance, made it a great success and everyone had a wonderful time. Page 10 — left to right: 1. Kim Dickens and Brad Vick: Endless Love. 2. One of the many faces of Diane Sharp. 3. Gina Smith and Scott McDaniel in the spotlight. Page 11 — left to right: 1. Celebrity Ball: I want you. 2. The future Mr. and Mrs. David Burns. 3. Jennifer Thomas and Maurice Davis leave the dance “to talk!” Opening 11 12 Opening Opening 13 L to R: 1. Joe Robinson lets his fingers do the walk ing through the computer as he finds his career in- terest. 2. Vance George and Terri Thompson mix a solution to help digest the school lunch. 3. Jenifer Erwin discovers the world of Dr. Scoggins. 14 Opening A Time for Learning Opening 15 A Time for Winning 3. Todd Trankenfield learns that the price we pay for victory is sometimes painful. 2. Lee Varsity Cheerleaders, a winning spirit. 3. Coach Nunley — I can’t believe those Generals!!! 16 Opening 1. Coach Burleson assures us that the Generals will shine again after the heartbreaking loss to Jeff Davis. 2. Senior Tammy Wright looks good enough to dance on Hee Haw. 3. Lee went; Vols Killed. A Time for Losing Opening 17 18 Faculty w 0 R K T 1 M E Faculty 19 Mr. Jasper Jenkins: A Perfect “10” Mr. Jenkins has been principal of Lee High School for ten years. During these past ten years Mr. Jenkins has sup- ported Lee faithfully. Before he became principal, he was choir director and Assistant Principal at Lee. 20 Faculty Dr. Donald Sanders is the Assistant Principal for the 10th and 12th grades. Dr. Jonita Haynes is the Assistant Principal in charge of curriculum. Dr. Donald Sanders is in charge of sophomores and seniors. He is responsible for their discipline and attendance. Mr. Thomas Owens is Assistant Principal in charge of the freshmen and juniors. The Assis- tant Principals’ jobs include monitoring absences, writing passes, and disciplining Lee’s students. Dr. Jonita Haynes, Lee’s curriculum coordinator, arranges class schedules. Students depend on her to be able to take all the classes they want. Although the Assistant Principals are very busy people, they take time to help the students with any problems they have. Mr. Thomas Owen is the Assistant Principal for the 9th and 11th grades. Faculty 21 City Board Baffled Over Budget Seated: Dr. Shelby Counce. Standing L to R: Walter Montgomery. William Smith. Ed Starnes. Jim Berry. Marther Miller. 22 Faculty Robert Albright Counselor Martha Askins Math Vivienne Atkins Choral Bob Baccus Band Linda Bidwell English Barbara Bradford Physical Education Jerry Bradley Drivers Education Betty Brooks Economics and Government William Brown Science Max Burleson Physical Education Charles Campbell Physical Education Peggy Cantey English Harold Chafln R.O.T.C. Bill Chandler Counselor Michael Childers Distributive Education Ida Crawford Librarian T eresa Cruise Math Melanie Dabbs English Ricky Davidson Physical Education Edward Deaton Math Faculty 23 Floyd Douthit Drivers Education Margaret Duckett Math John Dudley Diversified Occupation Jerry Dugan Drivers Education William T. Esslinger Photography. Graphics Sue Faulkner English Bonnie Franklin Typing Florence Geiger Government and Economics Ron Glass Special Education Robert Gorum Art Earl Grilliot English Frances Harris Math Sue Harvilla English Preston Hayes Science Shirley Henderson English Earnestine Hines Social Studies Margaret Jackson Chemistry Onree Jackson History Christy Jensen French Patsy Johnson Special Education 24 Faculty Margaret Lawson English Mollie Linscomb Typing, Accounting James Lorder Math Tommie Madden R.O.T.C. Christopher Madge History Sue Marshall Physical Education Vivian Mason Home Economics Marjorie Masterson Spanish Mary Mastin History Glenda Meadows Typing Linda Miller Special Education Jeaneane Moore Special Education Faculty 25 Margaret Nelson Librarian Glen Nunley Mechanical Drawing LaNelle Patrick Business and Office Education Gay Payton English Charles Pike Special Education Joe Pitt R.O.T.C. Robert Richardson Science Robbie Roberson Math Elizabeth Roberts Special Education Beverly Scherer Special Education Ronald Scoggins Government and Economics Doyce Steele History Earnestine Street Counselor Nancy Styles English Penny Sumners History Sonya T aylor Special Education Shirley Thompson Physical Education Ronell Turner History Martha Vandiver Student Activities Lois Watson Science 26 Faculty Lois Bartlett Office Aide Patricia Martin Registrar Diane Morrison Secretary Jean Mountain Bookkeeper Margaret Smith Office Aide Mary Bullington Custodian Willie Jones Custodian Oscar Koonce Custodian Cleo Robinson Aide Jo Works Campus Supervisor Front, left to right: Wilma Wallace. Lucy Kephart. Dora Breedlove. Maudie Childers, Lorene Byrd. Back row: Ed Bone works MIRACLES in the pig pen Sue Ledbetter, Dorothy Durham, Faye Beck, Lucille McPeters, Louis Johnson, Cean Bultman. (lunchroom). Staff 27 28 Classes c L A S S Classes 29 Freshmen Work Hard to Above — L to R: Freshmen Class Officers: Valinas Carter, Treasurer; Tracy Doyle, Vice-President; Cheryl Smith; President; Paula Parvin, Secretary; Julee Byrom, Sgt.-at-Arms. At Right — Mrs. Margaret Lawson, Sponsor. Class of ’85 T-Shirts were sold and the freshmen became excited about class spirit. The freshman float placed first at homecoming, and also received the Most Original Award. The Freshmen accomplished much this year and have made a great start at Lee for the class of ’85. 30 Freshmen Earn Their Place at Lee Freshmen 31 Miss Cheryll Smith is Wyatt Akins Kinny Aldrich Kim Allen Shelia Allen Deborah Anderson Steven Arndt Vickie Avery Aaron Bailey Dewayne Bailey Kim Baites Cami Baker Felix Baker Marlon Baker Rhonda Baldwin Travis Ball Sandra Bannister Tim Barnett Peggy Bates Kelvin Battle Tim Beasley Mark Beddingfield Shean Belle Barry Bentley Robin Bergquist Frank Berry Stan Bice Chris Black Alisa Blair James Bradford Chuck Bratcher Jimmy Brazelton Jeannie Bridge Michael Briggs Chad Brock Jeff Brooks Loren Brooks David Brown Ginger Brown Lora Brown Gary Bryant Jamie Burleson Susie Burns Reggie Burrell Regina Burrell Julie Byrom Ronnie Cantrell Lottie Carden Kedra Carriger 32 Freshmen Elected Freshman Maid Blow Steven Blow! Kristi Carroll Tabby Carter Valinsa Carter Joseph Cashon Daphne Certain Roslind Chandler Tammy Chaplin Chris Clemons James Clemons Yvette Clemons James Click Mack Coffrey Robert Coffrey Geneva Coleman Meteasa Collins Byrom Conerly Monica Loney Lori Couch Chris Coultas Doug Crabtree Elizabeth Crabtree Cecel Crawford David Crim Tammy Cross Angela Crosson Howard Crutcher Wykeeda Crutcher Regina Cuzzort Russ Dailey Teresa Daly Karen Daniel Bryan Davis Jon Davis Clarissa Denmark Mark Dillon Jennifer Dorsey Janice Draper Denise Duffey Bryant Duke Jennifer Dunkin leleen Dwyer Amanda Edger Beverly Edwards Kathy Edwards Cynthia Elliott Gary Elliott Scottie Ellison 1 ommy Essemacher Freshmen 33 Freshmen Win Homecoming Curt Ezell Kathy Faulkner Terry Ferguson Belinda Flanders Terri Flanders Traci Flanders Valorie Fletcher Renee Finley Sandra Finley Lenny Foy Tammy Frazer Ginny Frazier Todd Gavelli Alan Gentle Robert Gentle Walter Giles Todd Gipson Jeff Goodson Tim Graves Charles Grayson Bobby Green Valorie Green Jeremy Greenlee Margaret Grider Becky Griffin David Grimes Jeff Guerin David Guffey James Gulley Patti Gurley Randy Gustin Theresa Haddock Karen Haley Harvey Hamilton Karen Hancock Donna Hanvey Michael Harbin Cindy Harding Robert Harris Ronnie Harville Keith Hatchett Felicia Hawkins Julie Byrom tells it all 34 Freshmen Float Competition Freshmen are filled with enthusiasm at assembly. Michael Hayes Edmund Haygood Kristi Heatley Mike Hellebrand Will Hester Rhonda Hicks Carol Higginbotham Ara Higgins Rodney Hill Lisa Hillis John Hinton David Hodges Mike Hodges Kimberly Holcomb Darrin Holder Greg Holland Angela Hosch Bridgett Hughes Marlin Humphrey Brian Hunt Darren Hunter Darrick Hunter Desmond Hurt John Jackson Katrina Jackson Erika Jenke Tim Jennings Esophia Johnson Tony Johnson Joseph Joiner Jeff Jones Kathy Kennamore Freshmen 35 Freshmen Raise Money by Steven Kennel Sharon Kilgore Steven Kimbrell Mark Kimbrough Mary Kimbrough Johnny King Laura Kirkland Joanne Knight William Koger Mike Lance Jason Lawler Valerie Leary Mike Lee Andrew Lienau Karen Maddox Barbara Mahan Susan Major Susan Majors Susie Manlove David Marion Angelia Martin Angela Mayes Paula McAllister Billy McCaulley Tuan McGlathery Barry Merritt Joel Miles Marcy Miller Vic Mills Tina Mitchell Tracey Mitchell Raymond Monroe Mack Moore Brenda Morrison Robert Moses Sandra Mullican Kenneth Mullins Kim Nabors Tammy Nelson Larry Nix Linda Norman Dawn O’Neil Steve Owens Theresa Palmer Paula Parvin Barbara Patterson Kami Patterson Andrea Pauli Scottie Ellison and Michael Rigsby show their attitude toward Biology 36 Freshmen Selling Wrapping Paper Kim Allen and Bobby Gentle explore the secret world of micro-organisms. ’•s m Debbie Pellem Kirk Perry Tammy Perry Angela Petty Karen Phipps Gary Pinkerton Thor Pinkney Beth Pope Clay Potter Ginny Preston Lisa Pruitt Walter Pruitt Lisa Reagin Dawn Redmond Tracey Renfroe Mary Jane Reynolds Newt Rice Liz Rich Michael Rickels Rhonda Ridgeway Anthony Rigsby Michael Rigsby Jessie Roberts Pam Robinson Amy Robison Tandi Robison Eddie Roden Jeff Roden Jerri Russ Tony Russell Melinda Sartain Lisa Savage Nicole Schmitz Bret Schultz Larry Semevolos Theresa Semevolos Marty Shasteen Ronald Sherrell William Skipworth Joel Slayton Dana Sloan Aaron Smith Freshmen 37 Freshmen Make Brent Smith Cheryll Smith Gloria Smith Linda Smith Melissa Smith Steve Smith Mary Snyder Brian Sommers John Southerland David Southers David Stafford Wendy Statum Marvala Steele Lori Stephens Debbie Stevenson Meshawn Stewart Sheena Stewart James Stone Sabrina Stovall Carole Summers Tom Swinford Susan Tape Kim Taylor Larry Taylor Mike Tepool Craig Thomas Doyle Thomas Tom Thumb Jule Thompson Larry Thompson Latonya Thompson Tammy Thompson T ammy Thrower David Tiller Laura Titus Tandi Robison tries to find the words to describe “IT. 38 Freshmen Longest Spirit Chain Joe Tondera Sylvia Toney David Tripp Robert Tucker Marie Tucker Willard Turner Doug Turnure Cindy Upton Anna Vaughn Gordon Vaughn Stephanie Wales Gina Walker Keith Walker Dominique Walton Ken Ward Warren Ward Lacrisha Townsend and Tim Jennings compete in speedreading. r Shedrick Williams Aretha Woods Darryl Woods Ranae Woods Anthony Wright David Yell Greg Zinke Todd Weikert Patty Wertz Karen Wertz Bruce Whitehorn John Wilburn Anthony Williams DeShanno Williams Michelle Williams Freshmen 39 Sophomores Get Nev 40 Sophomores Above — L to R: Sitting: Lori McWhorter, Vice-President; Colette Wilson, President; Angie Hall, Secretary; Standing: Beth Grogan. Treasurer; Vicki Moore Sergeantat-Arms. Right — Sponsor Mrs. Christy Jensen. The Sophomore Class worked very hard on their float for the homecoming game. They are planning to have a class picnic this year. Their Homecoming maids were Allyson Morgan and Vanessa Parker. Sponsor, Mrs. Jensen Teresa Gent is just a page in a sea of books. Sophomores 41 Beth Craven caught in the act of doing her work. Bryant Gilbreath enjoys being in the spotlight as he plays director. Two down, Jimmy Agnew KC Agrclius lllerya Akin Josh Akins Robert Albright Dodd Allee Bart Amey Tommy Asmann Carey Atnip Jeff Austin Alan Avery Darryl Ayers Jessica Barnett Andrea Barnhart Teresa Baker Anne Ballance Jane Bell Rex Bennett Gwen Beranek Tammy Berry Johnny Birchfield Rebecca Bledsoe Bruce Boles Margaret Boles David Boyd Charles Bradford Latesha Brandon Cindy Brett Bobby Bridges Kevin Bridges Alice Brooks Leesa Brown Pam Buchanan 42 Sophomores two to go Let’s get animal Sheldon Bultman Gwen Beranek Farnell Burnette Donna Burroughs Paul Byrge Beth Byrne Stephanie Cain Marcus Carroll Darren Caudle Dalton Chandler Billy Christian Tina Clark Glenn Cline Darryl Conerly Diane Conley Carrie Cook Leona Cothren Beth Craven Cynethia Crawford Everett Crawford Debrah Cross Thomas Dodson Maurice Davis Harold Dickerson Phillip Dobbs Sharon Crutcher Amy Donlins Paula Dorsey Bee Bee Douglass Michael Dozier Carolyn Draper Johnny Dunson William Driver Sophomores 43 Colette Wilson Leads Ernest Duren Lisa Edge Xaiver Ellison Scott Falkenberry Jeff Faulkner Susan Feagley Engrid Felts Mike Finley Susan Flanders Veda Fleming Jennifer Ford Pam Ford Steven Ford Wayne Ford Roy Foreman Tim Frankenfield Steve Frizzell Bobby Gabrys Mark Galloway Bryant Gilbreath Chris Goetz Pamale Golden T raci Goosby James Gossett Rose Grattan Bob Grissim Beth Grogan John Gunter Kim Gurley Teresa Haas Angie Hall Roland Ham Tommy Hamilton Celestine Hammonds Pamela Hamsrick Gregg Hanks Teresa Hardage Kristi Hardin John Harris Rosalynn Harris Eugene Harwell Gayla Hatfield 44 Sophomores Class of 1984 Marland J. Hayes Sheila Hayes Melissa Hetherington Bryan Hicks Winona Hicks Tony Higgins Tinea Hillis Jeff Houk Cheryl Houser Rosie Hughes Jennifer Hunt Chandra Huston Becky Jackson Stan Jacobs Stan Jankowski Sharon Jefferson Sherri Johnson Jack Jones Terry Jones James Keel Thyllis Kelly Tammy Killian Doug Kilough Lisa King Jon Kirby Angie Knox Larry Knox Leatrice Lacey Phillip Lamb DeLisa Landry Claudine Lara Sonya Lasley Maurice Law Cathy Layne Kim Layton Johnny Ledbetter Lynn Leleauk Sherry Letson James Lockett Donna Lofton Lisa Logan Timmy Luna Sophomores 45 Allyson and Vanessa Camille Malone Tammy Manning Bobbi Maples Marsha McCann Sonje McCauley Sylvester McCaulley Ricky McCrary John McIntyre Lenoir McKenley Lori McWhorter Melinda Meadows Angie Meeks James Michaels Mark Michoia Natascha Miskelly Teresa Mitchell David Moore Jerita Moore Marilyn Moore Vicki Moore Allyson Morgan Tina Morrow Kevin Mullican Michelle Murrell Jenifer Nabors Jason Nailen Darrin Neal Michelle Neale Pam Neeley Anne Nelson Jana Newby Angie Nichols Jeff Nix Allyson Morgan spots someone in the crowd 46 Sophomores Elected Homecoming Maids Wendy Oldfield Rhonda Osborne Gina Owens Wanda Owens Mike Pellem Angela Penney Angela Petty Bonita Petty Terri Phipps Lori Pierce Steve Ponder Angie Posey Jeff Powell Kathie Powell Steve Price Donna Quick Albert Rich Brenda Rich Randy Ricketts Linda Rinard Danny Robertson Rusty Rogers Roy Roscoe Ray Ross Robert Royston Lori St.Clair Yolanda Sales James Sanders Joddy Sanders Joseph Sanders Patty Sanderson Rob Schrimsher Denise Scott Sophomores 47 Anne Balance Receives Mark Scott Mark See Debbie Shady David Sharp Inchul Shin Brian Shine Jeffrey Shine Marcus Shine Jeff Simmons Darma Smith Errol Smith Farrisa Smith Jennifer Smith Steve Smith Sandi Speigle Kathy Spurgeon Ilia Steen Kathy Steinman Sonja Stephenson Belinda Stewart Brenda Stewart Eric Student Karen Sullevan Delano Sullivan Lisa Swinford Lynn Tate Amy Taylor Kelli Terrell Keith Thomas Mike Thornton 48 Sophomores Hugh O’Brien Award Kim Torstenson Willis Towns Denise Trindel Greg Tumminello Cora Turner Laura Turner Tracey Ventress Brad Vick Carrie Vieira Debra Vitale Kenneth Waldrep Robby Walker Tammy Walker Stephen Wallace Darryl Walls Janice Wampler Sean Warren Angela Watkins Anthony Watkins Tanis Whitaker Lisa Whyte Tom Wilburn Chris Wild Cindy Williams Beth Wilson Collette Wilson Larry Wilson Wesley Woods Tresa Woodward Robert Wooton Wendy Worley Doug Worlund Monty Yeager M. Yeager Tommy Yell Steve Yearick Jody Youngblood Sophomores work together to Blast the Bears during homecoming. Sophomores 49 Juniors — So Close Above Standing Left to Right: Rodney Zielinki, Sgt.-at- Arms; Reggie Grayson, Vice-President; Sabine Goetz, Secretary; Eric Tepool, Treasurer. Sitting: Tim Howard. President. At Right — Mrs. Shirley Henderson, Sponsor. Each year the Junior Class sponsors the Junior-Senior Prom. This year, for the first time ever, it was held at the Von Braun Civic Center on Friday April 2. Entertainment for the even- ing was provided by Visions Track IV. To raise money for the dance, the juniors participated in several events such as selling candy and having car washes. 50 Juniors Yet So Far Juniors say “Buger the Bears. Reggie, Paublo and Angela take a break. A Juniors work is never done. Juniors Tina Albright Amy Allen Terry Allen Curtis Anderson Wanda Archie Carla Arrington Brian Atnip Deirdre Austin Karen Ayers Christy Baker Latunjia Baker Sherri Baker Lisa Baldwin Melody Banville Hundley Batts Glenn Baucom Kerstin Bauerle Melissa Beltran Carmon Bentley Stuart Bice John Black Charles Blair Tracy Blanton Michele Brazelton Ross Brewer Juniors Rake in the Money 52 Juniors at Summer Carwash Tina Bridges Duane Brooks Todd A. Brooks Todd W. Brooks Jackie Brown Penny Brown Randy Brown Teresa Brown David Buchanan Gayla Buchanan Jamie Buckmaster David Bullion Kathi Burke Victor Burrus Ingrid Burton Gwen Bush Donnie Carr Brant Carriger Jeff Carroll Valorie Carter Vickie Carter Johnny Cashon Jimmy Chandler Lamarr Chaplin Dawn Cheatham Juniors 53 Juniors Raffle James Clark Teri Clark James Colwell Denise Combs Carl Conley Lisa Craver Robert Crawford Rodney Crenshaw Tammy Crowl Brian Cuchsee Melissa Cuchsee Mike Culbreath Teresa Cuzzort Gina Daniel Sam Darwin Greg Davis Lisa Davis Steve Day Dana Dennis 54 Juniors off Johnson Gameball Kim Dickens Julia Dillard Pam Dorsey Kenneth Douglas James Draper Angela Duncan John Earls Mike Easterling Greg Eaton Tina Edwards Charlotte Elliot Terry Lee Elliot Jim Ellis Vonda Ellison Michael Emmons Robbin Fain Angela Faulfner Joey Flanders Stephanie Fleming Juniors 55 Juniors Order Class Fran Floyd Joe Friend Janet Gaught Vance George Donna Gesner Suzanne Gilmore Sabine Goetz Chris Goodbeer Barry Goodson Reggie Grayson Shawn Greene Kim Griffis Sharon Guinn Phillip Gutherie Mary Haga Lori Hall Patty Hall Cheri Ham Janet Hamilton 56 Juniors Rings From Balfour Donna Hardage Cindy Hatala Joel Hatfield Antonio Hawkins Jeff Heddin Tim Herron Fredrick Hester Ricky Hewlett Cynthia Hicks Sharon High Robert Hodge Diana Holman Charles Hornbuckle Cynthia Hoskins Tim Howard Devon Hughes Mark Hughes Marvin Hughes Janie Johnson Juniors 57 Juniors Sell Candy Micheal Johnson Erin Jones Percilla Jones Susan Jordan Jerry Kerr Karen Kerr Cheri King Debbie King Morris King Jolanda Kirkpatrick Angela Lacey Patricia Lake Deana Landman Michele Lane Gary Langford Peggy Lanaford Sheri Lankford Lisa Latham Kim Lawson Me me Leslie Allen Lewis Donna Lewis Melanie Lewis Les Lindsey David Loggins a.' A'I 58 Juniors to Raise Money for Prom Marcia Lucus Laura Lusk Maria Luttrell Debbie Mahan Verna Majors Brian Maples Shelia Markham Teresa Martin Robin Maxwell Tim McAllister Glenn McAlphin Shannon McBride Kristi McClure Daisy McCrary Bill McCulley Chuck McCutcheon David McGhee Lonoir McKenley Patty Medlen Scott Medlen Alicia Milam James Miles Kenneth Mills Joe Moore Ricky Moore Juniors 59 John Moses Lisa Moss Robert Muhlhauser Mike Norton Forrest Oats Susan Olivier Charles Osborn Daryl Owens John Palmer Jim Parsons Patti Pase Verena Payton Marianne Peoples Kim Petty Kent Petty Ricky Petty Yvonne Petty Ramona Phillips Tina Phillips Juniors Present Homecoming Juniors show spirit at pep rally. 60 Juniors Maids with a Small Token Phipps. Tonita Poole, Patty Porter, John Potter, Derek Potter, Rowena Powell, Melissa Prince, Keith Ray, Meridith Pruitt, Denise Reed. Mike Reynolds, Connie Rhoden. Cathy Rice, Henry Robbins, Tonya Roberts, Rod Robinson. Grayland Robinson, Jackie Rogers. Teresa Rosenblum, David Juniors 61 Juniors Plan Best Lynne Rosenblum David Roth Angela Sandifer Robert Sawada Jerry Schrimsher Michele Schult2 Marcus Segewitz Rhonda Shackelford Johnny Sharp Kevin Sharp Trent Sharp Suzie Shaw Bobby Sias Thomas Sisco Kim Smelley Reggie Smith Teresa Smith Pam Smead Jill Snider David Sommers Joe Sparkman Louis Sproder Alicia Stanley Geoff Statum Stan Statum 62 Juniors Prom Ever Tami St. Clair James Steely Sonya Stegall Jimmy Stewart Bill Stramiello Kim Strong Derrick Stuckey Demetra Sullivan Keith Sullivan Wanda Sutton Glenn Swanson Eric Tepool Jana Thomas Layne Thomas Wendy Thompson Linda Thornton Darla Tolomei Debbie Totcky Laurie Tucker Tracy Tumlin Jay Tumminello Mechele Turner Victor Turner Carla Upton Ned Vaughn Juniors 63 Vitale, Myra Walker, Debra Walker. Laferrell Ward, Raynard Washington. Kathy Webb, Theresa Whitaker. Lisa Whiteaker. Mellissa Wilhem, Mike Wilkerson, Donna Williams. Jeff Williams, Mike Wilson, David Wilson, Janet Wright, Roger Wu, Tony Youngblood, Jason Zielinski. Rodney Belew, Teresa Posey. Myron At Right — Sheik Eddie invades the juniors. 64 Juniors Nobody Does It Bettei Left to right: David Fanning. Vice-President; Fred Kennel. President: Jcrita Johnson. Secretary; Leigh Marrero. Treasurer. Bill Franklin. Sgt. at Arms. Seniors 65 Atkins. Janette Junior Civitan 1; Drama Club 2. 3 Akridge. Scott D O 3.4 Albright. Selina Pi Phi Epsilon 2. 3; Public Relations Officer 4: Drama Club 2. 3. Treasurer 3; DECA 4; Gymnastics 2.3 Allison. Althea FBLA 2. 4 Anderson. Mark Nominated McDonald's All-American Band; Marching Band 1, 2, 3. 4. Assistant Manager 2, Drum Major 3, 4; Symphonic Band 1, 2, 3. 4; Jazz Band 1, 2. 3, 4; Modern Music Masters 2, 3. Treasurer 3; AH State Band 2 Arrington. Tracey - French Club 1; DECA 3. 4; Majorette 1. 2 Atnip. Mike . DO. 4 Ausbom. Kondra All-City Choir 3, 4; All-State Choir 3, 4; Modern Music Masters 3, Treasurer 4; Trebleairs 1; Concert Choir 2. 3. Vice- President 4; Ensemble 1. 3; Triads 1. Melodians 3; Trouvers 4; FBLA 4 Baker. Andrea Gamma Sigma Phi 2. Treasurer 3. Historian 4; Girls Choral 1. 2. 3. 4; Spanish Club 3; FBLA 2; Drama Club 2 Baker. Johnny French Club 2; Student Council Alternate 1. 2. 3. 4; Band 1.2 Bannister. John David Key Club 2. 3. 4; DECA 3. 4; Wrestling 1. 2. 3; Cross Cotintry 2. 3; Track 3; Football 2; Band 1 Bar iso. Jim Band 1. 2. 3. 4, Stage Band 2; Astronomy Club 1 66 Seniors Barnett. Linda K. Honor Society 3. 4; The Society of Distinguished American High School Students 4; Spanish Club 1. 2, 3. Secretary 2, 3; Art Club 2, 3, Secretary and Treasurer Beddingfield. Lori Leigh Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3, 4; Latin Club 1; French Club 2. Secretary 3; Anchor Club 2, 3, 4; Junior Representative 3, President 4; Student Council Representative 1, 3; Cheerleader 1, 2, Mascot 4 Bellars. Terrie Society of Distinguished American High School Students 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3; Newspaper Staff 3, 4; Spanish Club 2; Student Council Representative 1; Cheerleader 3, 4 Bishop Belinda Miss AJROTC 1, 2; FBLA 1, 2. 4; ROTC 1. 2, 3; BOE 4; French Club 1 Blair. Jama Pi Phi Epsilon 2, 3, Public Relations 4; Student Council Representative 1. Alternate 2, 3, 4; FBLA J, 2; Gymnastics Team 1, 2, 3.4 Boles. James ROTC 1.2. 3.4; Drill Team 2 Bone, Carolyn French Club; FBLA; Senior Band II 1; Senior Band III 2. 3. 4; ROTC 1. 3. 4; OBU 1,2; ICC 3.4 Bone. Webster Bowen, Cindy National Honor Society 3, 4; FBLA 2, 3, 4. Secretary 3; Treblaires 2 Boyett. David Baseball 1.2. 3.4; Basketball 1,2,3 Boyle, Wayne Band 1; Football 2. 3, 4. Boyles. Rhonda French Club 1,2; Tennis Team 2, 3,4 Seniors 67 Bradford. Dolores OBU 1.2. 3. 2nd Vice President 4; FBLA 1; ROTC 3. 4 Bradley. Mike Drama Club 2 Bradley. Kem Brandon. Dexter ROTC 1.2. 3; DECA 1 Brandon. Marilyn A. Gamma Sigma Phi 2. 3.4; Flag Corps 3 Bratcher. Deann FBLA 2. 3; BOE 4; Tennis 3 Bridges. Brenda Bright. Jill Annette Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Society of Distinguished American High School Students. Anchor 2. 3, 4; Inter Club Council Rep. 4; In-General Staff 2; Silver Sabre 3. 4; Sports Editor 3. 4; Latin Club 1; Volleyball 2; Softball 1. 2. 3. 4. All City 2 Bracato. Benny Spanish Club 1. 2; Key Club 2. 3. 4. ABK Big Brother 4; Football 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2. 3; Cross Country 2 Broome. Lora Elizabeth Soprano Section Leader 1; Choral All City 2. 3. 4; Choral All State 1. 2. 3; Choral 1. 2. 3, 4; Triads Ensemble 3; Trouvers Ensemble 4; FBLA 4; Literacy Magazine Staff 4 Buchanon. Anthony D. Home Room Representative 2. 3; Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Wrestling 1. 2. 3. All City Wrestling 1, 2. 3; Baseball 1.2 Burroughs. Debbie FBLA 3. 4 68 Seniors Byrd. Thomas Doyle Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3: Key Club 2. 3. Sergeant At Arms 4: Football 1; Wrestling 2 ('able. Hubert ROTC 1.2. 3. 4; Football 1.2. 3 Caldwell. John Gregory Campbell. Susan FBLA 3. 4: BOE 3. 4 Car riger. Stephania I. Anchor Club 2. 3, 4. Student Council Rep 1; French Club 2; Latin Club 1; Cheerleader 1.2. 3. 4; Gymnastics 4 Carroll. Mike Concert Choir !. 3. 4; Trouvers Ensemble 3, 4: All City Choir I. 3. 4: All State Choir 1. 3, 4. Choral Dept. President 4. Competition Solo 4; Modern Music Masters 3. 4; Wrestling 1.3. 4 Cashon. Elizabeth Germaine Junior Civitan 1; FBLA 3. 4 Chapman. Dana Lynn Society of Distinguished American High School Students 4; National Honor Society 3.4 Chunn. Sharon FBLA 3. 4; Basketball 1.2 Clardy. Richard Wrestling 1.2.3; Football 1.2 Cobb. Jay Key Club 2. 3. 4; Football 1 Cochran. Belinda Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3. 4. Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3. 4; Latin Club 1: French Club 2. 3; Student Council Representative 1; Cheerleader 1. 2. 3. 4. Captain 1 Seniors 69 f au Paul Sprader represented Lee High School at Boys’ State in the summer of the 1981. Paul is an excellent student and is involved in many extracurricular activities at Lee, including Honor Society, Key Club, basketball, and baseball. Conerly. Sharrolyn A. FBLA; OBU; Basketball 1.2 Conley. Sharon Denise OBU 1; FBLA 2. 3. JROTC 1. 2. 3. 4; Track 3, 4 Cook. Jim Key Club 2. 3, 4; Football 1, 2. 3. 4; Wrestling 1. 2, 4 Cooper. Donald G. DECA 3.4 Coste. Cindy Drama Club 2 Cupp. Lisa All City Choral 1, 2, 3. 4; DECA. Class Representative 4; Ensemble 1, 2, 3; Triads 1,2; Melodians 3 70 Seniors represent r Cee a David Fanning also represented Lee at Boys’ State in the summer of 1981. His outstanding character and sound academic achievements were the basis for his winning the award. David is the Vice President of the senior Class of 1982. a member of the band and on the tennis team. Curry. Margell Anchor Club 2, 3. 4; Flag Corps 2. Co- Captain 3 Curry. Marilyn Confederaderettes 2. 3; Miss Half-time USA 3; Spanish Club 1. 2; Omega Beta Upsilon 1. 2. 3. 4; DECA 4; Debate Team 1. 2; Drama Club 1, 2 Culcliffe. MeritI Homecoming Court 3. 4; Who’s Who Among High School Students 3. 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3. 4; Anchor Club 2. 3. 4; Key Club Sweetheart 3, 4; Class Secretary 3; Newspaper Staff 2; French Club 2; Cheerleader 2.4; Gymnastics 3. 4 Daniel. Terry tBeta Theta Chi 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4 Darwin. Donna Track 1 Davis. Janice Faye Homeroom Rep. 3; Gamma Sigma Phi 1. 2. 3. 4; ICC Assistant Senior; FBLA 4 Seniors 71 Ihtyr Hila Who's Who Among American High School Students 3. 4. Spanish Club 3. 4. Latin Club 1 l)cu ( Juki Spanish Club 3. President 4. FBI.A 3 Dolan. Jeff fhiHree. Jerome Dupree. Marie Junior Class President. Student Council 4. Society of Distinguished American High School Students 2. 3. 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3; Anchor Club 2. 3. Sgt at Arms 4; Volleyball 1. All City 2. 3; All Region 3. Softball 1. 2. 3. 4. All-City 2. Basketball Scorekeeper 4 IhiiKill Melody ROTC Superior Cadet 2: DECA District Winner 3. FBLA 3. President 4. ROTC I. 2. National Honor Society 3. 4 Earnest. Melinda I.ea Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3. 4; National Honor Society 3. 4. Latin Club 1. Student Council 1; Senior Band III 1. 2, 3: Anchor Club 2. 3. 4. Silver Sabre Staff 3. 4 Ever el I. Mark Wrestling 1. VICA 3. 4. Key Club 2. 3. 4 Fanning. David Hay Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4. Society of Distinguished American High School Students 4. Boys’ State 3. Marching Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Jazz Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Symphonic Band 1. 2. 3;- National Honor Society 3. 4. Tennis 4 hells l.rk- Ferguson. Erank Senior Army Instructor Leadership Award ROTC 1. 2. 3; Rangers 1. 2. 3. 4; Color Guard 1. 2. 3; Orienteering Team 1.2. 3. 4. Rifle Team 3. 4. Ranger Commander 4; Rifle Team Captain 4. Orienteer Team Captain 4 Ferguson. Yvonne Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4; The Society of Distinguished American High School Students 4. Pi Phi Epsilon 3; ICC Representative 4; Modern Music Masters 3. 4: Honor Society 3. 4; French Club 2. 3. 4; Band 1. 2. 3; Librarian 4. Latin Club 1 72 Seniors I Fischer. John Flakes. Jacqueline Renee Who's Who Among American High School Students 3; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3. 4: Best Rebounder 3; Best Free Throw Shooter 1; Varsity Letter 2. 3; Anchor Club 2. 3; ICC Rep. 4; Student Council Rep. 1, 2. 3. 4; Newspaper Staff 3. 4; Entrance 2. 3; Editor 4; Gris Basketball; Junior Varsity 1; Varsity 2.3. 4 Fletcher. Eugene 1st Place Solo Awards 3; BOX; MMM; Band. Marching. Jazz. Symphonic Flowers. Greg Rensselaer Science and Math Award 4; Best German Student 3; German Club 3; Student Council 3; Alternate Rep. 3; National Honor Society 3. 4; Who’s Who Among High School Students 4. Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3. 4; Soccer 1.2.4 Sarita. Ford Choral All State 3; Omega Beta Upselm 1. 2. 3. 4. Secretary 3. Treasurer 4; FHA 1; FBLA 4; Band 1. 2. 3; Choral 1. 2. 3; Choral 1. 2. 3; Trebelaries Treasurer 3; Student Council Representatives 3. 4 Frankenfield. Todd Lee Honor Society; 1st Team All City Baseball; Key Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Football 1. 2. 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3.4; Baseball 1.2.3. 4 Franklin. Bill National Honor Society 3. President 4; Anchor Club Big Brother 4; Senior Class Officer Sgt. at Arms 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 4 Frazier. Dorothy L. Pi Phi Epsilon 2. 3. 4. Officer 4; Latin Club 1; FBLA 2. 3. President 4; BOE 3. 4; Senior Band 1.2; Flag Corps 2; Danceteam 3 FrietKl. Garrison L. Beta Theta Chi 1. 2. Sgt. 3. President 4; French Club 3; ROCT 1. 2; Football 2. 3. 4; Baseball Most Valuable Player 2. 3 Garrison. Utica Who's Who Among American High School Students 2, 3; National Honor Society 2. 3; NEDT Achievement Award 1; Pi Phi Epsilon 3. Vice-President 4. French Club 2; In General Newspaper Staff 4; National Honor Society 3. 4 Gentry. Angie Junior Civitan 1; Anchor Club 2. 3; FBLA 2. 3. 4; BOE 3. 4; Volleyball 2. 3. 4; Softball 2. 3.4 Gentry. Doreen I tester 1st place. Drama Competition 3; Drama Club Sgt. at-Arms 4. Seniors 73 George. Lance Noel Senior Band III 1, 2, Manager 3, 4; Stage Band Manager 3, 4; Debate Team 2; Scholars Bowl Team 2; Spanish Club 3, 4; instrumental Ensemble 2,3, 4 Gill. Raymond All-City Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; All-State Choir 3, 4; Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Ensemble 1, 4; Chess Club 2 Gilliam. Thomas Allen Football 1, Manager 2, 3, 4; Track Manager 3 Gipson. Terri Lanette Rag Corps 3, 4; J.V. Basketball, Varsity Girls Basketball Manager Grayson. Anthony Fitzgerald Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Manager 4; Stage Band 4; Tri-M 3, 4; Beta Theta Chi 1, 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 3,4 Grider. Ronald Guerin. Michael Joseph Wrestling 3 Gulbis. Kent W. Band 1,2,3.4; Track 1,2 Gunter. Marty Roxanne French Club 3, 4; Drama Club. Secretary 4 Gurley. Belinda Hancock. Philip Harris. Jeff OBU Sweetheart 4; French Club 1; Wrestling 3; Band 3 74 Seniors Land Sweetheart ■ s lot field. James Everette DECA 4. Treasurer 4: Football 1. Golf 3. 4 ayes. Ruthie C. Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3. 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4; All-State Choir 2. 3. 4; All-City 3, 4; Treblelairs 2; Concert Choir 3. Secretary 4; Melodians Ensemble 3; Tri-M 3; ICC Representative 4; Pi Phi Epsilon 3. 4; Debate Team 2 licks. Jimmy Key Club 2, 3. 4; Football 1.2 licks. Pamela Lynne Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3. 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3, 4; Choir 1; Student Council Representative 1. 2, Secretary 3, 4 I liggins. Beverly I finds. Karen Who’s Who Among American High School Students; BOE; FBLA 4; ROTC 3 Hinton. Elizabeth Holder. Ellen Hollman. David Randall Astronomy Club 1; Sr. Band III 2. 3, 4 Howell. Linda DECA; Student Council Representative 1.2 Hunt. Danny DECA 4; Soccer 2. 3. 4 Hyatt. Vicki Debate Team 2; DO 3, 4; VICA 3. 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3; Swimming 1; Track 1 Seniors 75 Joy W emore choden L Toy McLemore was chosen as Lee’s DAR Good Citizen because of her leadership and dedication to her work. Toy is the Silver Sabre editor for 1982, Student Council 1st Vice-President, a member of Anchor, and on the tennis team. Ikark. Susan Homeroom Rep 1; Latin Club 1; FBLA 2, 3; Softball 3 Jackson. Patricia C. Most Improved Choral Student 3; All State 2; All City 3; Trebleaires i; Concert Choir 2. 3. 4; Trouliers 4; Melodians 3; Triads 2; BOE 4; FBLA 4 James. Cynthia L. NED Test Award 2; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4; Art Club 2, 3. 4. President 3 Jenkins. Melody Yvette Pi Phi Epsilon 2. 3; Publis Relations 4; FBLA 2. 3; FHA 2, 3; Concert Band 2; Majorette 2; Co Captain 3; Feature Twirler 4 Johnson. Cindy All American Cheerleader 4; Honor Society 3. 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3, 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 4; Anchor Club 2, 3; Chaplain 4; Student Council Representative 1. Alternate 2. 3. 4; Cheerleader 3; Co-Captain 1, 2, Capt. 4; Lee Swim Team 2. 3, 4 Johnson. Herman 76 Seniors 2) onna Candid r(j State Johnson. Jerila Patreah Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Inter Club Council 3; Anchor Club 3, 4; French Club 2. Representative 3; Latin Club 1; Student Council 3, 4; Senior Class Secretary 4: Volleyball Manager 4 Johnson. Terri Honor Society 3. Treasurer 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 4; Spanish Club 2, 3, Secretary 2; FBLA 3. 4 Jolly. Buddy D.E. 4; DECA 4 Jones. Charlie W . Jr. DO 3, 4; Football 1 Jones. Deidra Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3,4; Silver Sabre Staff 2, 3 Jones. Jennifer Renee Trebleaires 2; Concert Choir 3; Confederettes 3; Spainish Club 2, 3. Secretary 4; Omega Beta Upsilon 2 Donna Sandidge is Lee’s Girls’ State Representative. She was chosen for her leadership and dependability. Donna is a member of the Honor Society and the Anchor Club. She is also an outstanding contributor to the tennis and cross country teams. Seniors 77 Qre t 3L owerA lA Yjationaf fell leuemen t Wi nner Kuniipi Kevin. « ' Kauffman Hilly Kennel. Frederick Michael Student Council Alternate 1. Representative 3, Class President 4. NEDT Award 1. All State Band 2; Exchange Student 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3, 4; National High School Who’s Who 4; Distinguished American High School Students 4. National Honor Society 3, 4; Marching Band 2. 3; Symphonic Band 1, 2. 3; Jazz Ensemble 1,2. 3. 4; Tennis 3, 4 Key. Paul King. Buford G. DECA3.4; Baseball 1.2 King. Palsy Choral 1.2.3 Greg Flowers was a National Achieve men! Winner. His character and academic ambition enabled him to win this award. Greg is a member of the Na tional Honor Society at Lee. 78 Seniors me or ley id e winner L entury Mike Worley is the winner of the Century III Leaders contest. Mike was the Student Council Vice-President last year and is the President of Student Council this year. He is also a member of the Key Club. Honor Society, Soccer team and swim team. Kipp. Angela Dawn Drama Club 1; German Club 1; Student Council 3. Representative 3; DECA 4 Klimek. Steven Michael Football 1, 2 Koger. Danny Kerry FBLA 1. Mr. FBLA 4; Baseball 1.2. 3.4 Lakebrink. Cindy Homecoming Court 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3, 4; Anchor Club 2, 3. Treasurer 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Newspaper Staff 3,4. Editor 4; French Club 2; Confederettes 3. Co-Captain 4 Lancaster. Melissa Class Officer, Sgt.-at-Arms 1; Student Council Representative 1; FBLA 3, 4; Concert Choir 4; Softball 1, 2 Lanford. Arron Band 1 Seniors 79 JJujI, magazine Salesman L ! Seniors place second in Homecoming float competition. Lanier. Tommy Lee BOX Club Member of the Year 4; Outstanding Drama Member 3; Who's Who Among American High School Students; Beta Theta Chi 3. 4. Sec. 3, Vice President 4; Drama Club 2, 3, 4. President 2; Chess Club President 1; President, FCA; Debate Club 1; Thespian Club President 3, 4; French Club 3. 4; Football 1, 2. 3. 4; Wrestling 1.2.3. 4; Golf 1. 2. 3. 4; Track 1 Lankford. Gregory Gamma Sigma Phi Sweetheart 1; Basketball 1. 2. 4; Football 1; Track 1 LeBas. Mary Elizabeth National Honor Society 3, 4; FBLA 2,3. 4 Lee. Robin French Club 1. 2; Pi Phi Epsilon 3, Histo. u.n 4; DECA 3. 4; Confederettes 1,2 Lipscomb. James Michael Jr. Student Council Rep. 1; Key Club 1. 2, 3, Secretary; ICC Rep. 4; FBLA 2, DECA 3, Senior Band II 1, Senior Band III 2; Inter Club Council 4; Instrumental Ensemble 2. Lofton. Felicia Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Freshman Class Secretary; Sophomore Class Secretary; FHA Treasurer 3; FBLA 4; Trebelairs Freshman Concert Choir 2; Student Council Alternate 4. 80 Seniors I.ttifan. Hen (L $731.47 I.tnhi. Connie FBI .A 3; DE 4. BOF 3; Gymnastics 2 Luna. .lefl Who's Who Among American High School Students. Class Favorite 2. 3; Key Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Anchor Club Big Brother 3; French Club 1. 2. 3; Yearbook 2; Freshman Class Vice Pres.; Student Council Representative; Tennis 2. 3. 4 Malone. Patricia ROTC 1.2. 3; Choral 1 FBLA 4 Malone. William Keith Football 1; Soccer 2, 3. 4 Manlev Julius L. Beta Theta Chi 2. 3, 4, Sr. Band III 1. 2. 3. 4. Instrument Ensemble 1; Track 3. 4 Senior Anthony Grayson receives prizes for magazine sales from Senior Vice-President David Fanning. I Seniors 81 Marrero. l.ettfh All City Volleyball 2. 3. All Region Volleyball 3. All-City Softball 3. Who's Who Among American High School Students 3. 4. Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3. 4. Honor Society 3. 4; Class Treasurer 2. 3. 4; Anchor Club 2. 3; Sgt. at Arms 4; Latin Club 1: French Club 2: Newspaper Staff 2; Volleyball 1. 2. 3. Captain 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4: Tennis 1; Softball 2. 3. 4 Mazikotcski. Laurie Ann American Legion Military Excellence Award 3; ROTC 3. 4: German Club 1.2 McCaulley. Stanley McCreless. Mike McCuiston. Wendy Student Council Rep. 3, Alternate 4. French Club 2. 3; Basketball 2: Swimming 1.2. 3 McDaniel. Sc . tt Class Favorite 3; Key Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Football 1.2. 3. 4. Wrestling 1 2b iane SI, at p is crowne 82 Seniors JJ. omecomin 9 Q ueen o Bill Franklin. Senior Class Sgt.-at-Arms. supports peo- ple’s habits by pushing candy bars McDonald. Lisa Kay Who’s Who Among American High School Students; The Society of Distinguished High School Students 3. 4; Anchor Club 3. 4; Modern Music Masters 2. 3. 4; Senior Band III 1. 2. 3, 4; Stage Band 2,3. 4; Flag Corps 2.3 McFerrin. Star ene Band 1. 2. 3; Majorette 3; Student Council Rep. 3 McGee. Kim FBLA 3. 4; BOE 3. 4 McLemore. Jacqueline Marie Quill and Scroll 3. 4; Honor Society 3. 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3. 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3; National Who’s Who 4; Anchor 2. 3; Senior Representative 4; Yearbook 2. 3. Editor 4; Student Council 1, 2. Parliamentarian 3, First Vice-President 4; Tennis 1. 2, 3. 4. All City Tennis 3 Medley. Deborah Denise Concert Choir 3.4; DO 2; Softball 3 Meeler. Charles Most Improved Swimmer 1; Choral 1. 2. 3, 4 Seniors 83 — eniorj c Senior Homecoming maids Gina Smith and Lucindra Williams ride in style. Michaels. Debbie Milam. Christa Jeannine Who's Who Among American High School Students; Sr. Band III 1. 2. 3, 4; FBLA 3; Anchor 3.4 Miller. Donna Faye Choir 1. 2, 3, 4; Trebleaires 1; Concert Choir 2. 3. 4: FBLA 2. 3 Miller. Monica Rena DECA; DO; FBLA; FHA Miller. Sandra OBU Parliamentarian 2. 2nd Vice President 3. 1st Vice President 4; ROTC 2, 3, Staff Officer 4; FBLA 4 Milner. Kimberly Ilea Anchor Club 3, 4; Sr. Band 1. 2, 3; FBLA 4 84 Seniors owcaSe eme Moffitl. Grey SUuh1y. David M h pte. Hobbic Ann Moore. Can ne lei a KOTC 2. 3. 4. Choral 1.2.3. 4 Moore. Jerry Brian Class Favorite 1. 2: Distinguished American High School Student 4; Key Club 1. 2. 3. 4 Spanish Club 1: Football 1; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4. All City 3; Baseball 1.2.4 Moore. John Football 1.2. 3. 4. Golf 1.2. 3. 4 Senior Todd Frankenfield programs his computer to General Hospital, his favorite soap' Seniors 35 Moore. Patrick BOX 1. 2, 3; French 1; Spanish 1; Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4; Wrestling 1. 2. 3 Morris. Kelli; Volleyball 1, 2. 3; Softball 1 Mustek, den Key Club 2, 3, 4; Band 1; Stage Band 1, 2; Football 1. 2. 3 Newberry. Natalie Denise FBLA 2.3; Choral 1. 2 Nix. Anita FBLA 3,4; Student Council Alternate 3 Norton. Ronald Wrestling 1; Football 1,2, 3 86 Seniors Oliver. Mike Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4; Band 1. 2. Stage Band 1. 2; Spirit of Atlanta Drum and Bugle Corps 3. 4 Often. Gary KEY Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Anchor Big Brother 4; French Club 1. 2; Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 1; Track 3 Parker. Connie Parvin. Kimberly Darlene Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3. 4; Ph Phi Epsilon 2. 3. President 4; Spanish Club 2.4 Patterson. Barbie Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3. 4: The Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3. 4; Homecoming Court 2; Class Favorite 2. 3; French Club 2. 3. 4; Class Treasurer 1; Class President 2; Newspaper 4; KEY Club mascot 3; Latin Club 1; Student Council Alternate 1; Cheerleader 1. 2. 3, 4. Captain 2 Payton. Robert M French Club 3. 4; VICA 2. 4. Historian 2; Soccer 1 Seniors 87 a Senior Cindy Lakebrink swings her Bouncin N Behavin’ hair. Pendleton. Vera Omega Beta Upsilon 1. 2, 3, 4; ICC Representative 3; FBLA 3; ROTC 1,2, 3,4 Pickens. Tim VICA; Soccer 1.2 Pitt. Ciaudine Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Marching Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Symphonic Band 1, 2. 3. 4; Modern Music Masters 2. 3. 4. Historian 3; Science Club 2; Drum Corps 4; German Club 1 Pope. Gregory Scott Band 1,2,3 Posey. Barry DO Powell. Gray Football 1, 2.3 Prewitt. Susan Society of Distinguished American High School Students; Anchor Club 2. 3. 4; DE 3; Student Council Representative 1, 2. 4. French Club 1. 2. FBI.A 4. Tennis Team 3. 4; Confederettes 2 Price. iJsa Marie Class Sgt. at Arms 3; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3, Student Council 1, 4; Anchor 3, 4; French Club 2, 3. Cheerleading 1.2; Volleyball 3. 4; Tennis 3. 4 Quarles. Mark VICA Club. Swim Team 3 88 Seniors jCee footbaff ( ity ( bamps (Jwllin Randall Wilson Senior Band 1. 2. 3; DECA 4; Advanced Studio Design 3. 4 Reaves. Joseph Salter Jr. Aii Force ROTC and Naval ROTC Scholarship: Modern Music Masters: Rated Excellent at Solo Ensemble; Marching Band 1. 2. 3, President 4: Jazz Ensemble 2. 3. 4; Symphonic Band 1, 2, 3. President 4; Astronomical Society 1. President 2, 3. 4 Renfroe. Bruce Rhoden. Porma Faye FHA President 2; Trebleairs 1, 2; Concert Choir 3. 4; Triads 2; Melodians 3: All City Chorus 1.2. 3 Riasuti. Vahid Soccer 1, 2.4 Rife, (ifeg Craig Warren and Kenny Sharpe laugh at Bubba Winkles Ultra Brite smile Seniors 89 n u ju, erson Serve A as arum i Rhinehart. Paul Band 1, 2; Astronomy Club 1; In-General Staff 3; Silver Sabre Staff 4; Cross Country 3 Robinson. George Robinson. Joe Louis Jr. BOX 1. 2; ICC 3; OBU Sweetheart 1. 2. 3; DECA 4; Wrestling 1. 2. 3, 4; City Champ 1; Football 2 Robinson. Melanie Anchor Club 2, 3. 4. Vice President 4; Newspaper Staff 2. 3; Student Council Alternate 1. Representative 2; FHA 2; DECA 4 Roden. Belinda Ann Who’s Who Among American High School Students. The Society of Distinguished American High School Students; Anchor Club 2. 3; Senior Representative 4; Modern Music Masters 3, 4; Marching Band 1. 2, 3. 4; Symphonic Band 1, 2. 3. 4; FBLA 4 Sanderson. Christopher Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4; Band 1. 2. 3, Officer 4; Soccer 2 90 Seniors Sandidge. Donna Girls’ State. Hugh O'Brien Youth Foundation Delegate 2: Society of Distinguished High School Students 3. 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3; Class Vice President 2. 3: National Honor Society 3. Sec. 4. Anchor 3. 4. Student Council I. 4: French Club 2; Latin Club 1. Tennis 2. 3. 4. All City 3; Cross Country Most Valuable Player 2. Captain 4 Sartam. Beth Schrimsher. Donald M DO 3. 4; FBLA 3 Schrimsher. Mark Most Improved Choir Student 3; All City Choir 1. 2. 3. 4; Choir 1. 2. 3. 4. Ensemble 2. 3; Football 1. 2; Wrestling 1 Cindy Scott Treblairs 2. 3; Concert Choir 4: All City Choir 3 Scott. Janice Junior Civitan 1 Scruggs. Trudi Lorraine ICC Representative 3. 4; Flag Corps 2. 3. 4. FBLA I. 2; ROTC 1; Track 1. 2. 3. 4: Gamma Sigma Phi 2. 3. 4 Seal. Jr . Ilosie Beta Theta Chi 1. 2.3. Treasurer 4; Modern Music Masters 3. 4; Marching Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Symphonic Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Jazz Band 3. 4 Sewell. John Drama Seniors 91 Shannon. Teleisha Trebelaires 1. 2, 3, 4 Sharp. Anthony Sharp. Diane Homecoming Maid 1, 2; Homecoming Queen 4; Class Favorite 1. 2; Student Council Representative 1; Key Club Mascot 1, 2, 4; French Club 2, 3; Latin Club 1; FBLA 4; Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 2, 3; Gymnastics 4 Sharp. Kenneth Sharpe. Michelle Anchor 3.4; Trebleairs 2; Danceteam 4 Sisson. John Alan Modern Music Masters 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Skalka. Greg Smith. Gina Homecoming Maid 2, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Confederettes 1,2, Treasurer 3, Captain 4 Smith. Lucretia LoRona J.V. Track Champion 1, 3, 4; Omega Beta Upsilon 1. 4; Beta Theta Chi Sweetheart 4; Art Club 2. 3; French Club 3 92 Seniors Snowden. Nancy Spanish Club 3.4 Sobieske. Patty Junior Civitan 1; FBLA 4; Swim Team 1; Track Team 1; Gymnastics 3 Solberg. Jeff Sprader. Paul L. Boys’ State; National Honor Society 3, 4; Who’s Who Among High School Students 3; Society of Distinguished High School Students 3, 4; Key Club 4; Anchor Big Brother 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3. 4; All City Baseball 3; Basketball 1. 2. 3, 4 Sproles. Brian Modern Music Masters 3,4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Stegall. Eric DO 3, 4 Stephens. Clarence Edward Key Club 2, 3. 4; DECA 3, 4; Football 1; Track 1, 2. Cross Country 1, 2, 3, Team Captain 2,3 Stewart. Charlene DECA Stewart. Danny BOX 1. 2, 3, Sgt. at Arms 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2. 3 Stidger. Donna Pi Phi Epsilon 2, 3 Student. Harold Football 1, 2. 3, 4; Track 3. 4 Swaim. Midge Seniors 93 Tallyn. Steven J. Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Society of Distinguished American High School Students; Student Council. Treasurer 4; National Honor Society 3. 4; Newspaper 4; Basketball 1. 2 Taylor. Sharion FBLA 1. 3; Spanish Club 2. 3; Vice- President 4; Pi Phi Epsilon 3. 4. Debate Club 3; Student Council Alternate 1. 3, Representative 4; Gymnastics 2 Thomas. Michael Lee All-State Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4. All City Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4; Who’s Who 3. 4; Soloist at All State 3; Tenor Section Leader 2. 3. 4; Assistant Director 3. 4; District and State Competition Soloist Superior plus 3; Soloist for European Tour at Carnegie Hall; Concert Choir 1. 2. 3. 4; Trouveres 1. 2, 3. 4; Tri M 2. 3. 4. President 4 Thompson. Terri Annette Who's Who Among American High School Students 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 4; Anchor Club 2. 3. Secretary 4; Modern Music Masters 2. 3. President 4; Marching Band 1. 2. Secretary 3. 4; Symphonic Band 1. 2. Secretary 3. 4; Stage Band 2. 3. 4; National Honor Society 3. 4 Tielkiny. Rodney Toney. Wlyne Lee Scholars Bowl 3; Debate 4; All State Blue Band 3; Astronomical Club; Drama Club 3. 4; Sr. Band III 1. 2. 3. 4; Marching Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Concert Band 2; Symphonic Band 2. 3. 4 Torstenson. Mark Society of Distinguished American High School 4; Tri M 3. 4; National Honor Society 3. 4; Astronomy Club 1. 2. 3. President 3. 4; Marching Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Stage Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Symphonic Band 1, 2. 3. 4 Ttxvns. I ielene Art Club 3. 4; Omega Beta Upsilon 1. 2. 4; Gamma Sigma Phi 3. Secretary Treece. Rhonda DECA 3.4; Choral 1.2. 3. 4; ROTC 1 Turnure. Melanie Homeroom Representative 3; Pi Phi Epsilon 3. 4; Spanish Club 3. Historian 4 Upton. Carl Soccer 1. 2. 3. Captain 4; Best Defensive Player 3 Vaughn. Steve eniors ace Second in ome 94 Seniors coming competition Wade. Sherry French Club 2; FBLA 4; BOE 4; Basketball 3 Walston. Kay Net Work Exchange Student 3; Homeroom Representative 3; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 4; Band 1, 2. 3; Drama Club 2. 3. 4. Secretary 3; German Club 1; DE 4; Thespians 3. 4; DECA 4; Junior Civitan 1 Walton. Terrance ROTC l;Tech 1; Football 1; Track Team 1 Walton. Mark Choir 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Team Captain 4 Wann. Todd Wrestling 2; Football 2 Warren. Craig H. MVP Track 1; Beta Theta Chi, Sgt. at Arms; French Club 3; Football 1, 2, 3. 4; Wrestling 2. 3; Track 1. 2. 3, 4; Baseball 1 Warren. Debbie Art Club 1; French Club 2; DECA 3.4 Watson. Kenny Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Society of Distinguished American High School Students; National Honor Society 3, 4; Key Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2. 3, 4; Football 1. 2, 3. 4; Basketball Statistics 2.3,4 Watson. Suzy Watts. Tommy Cross Country 1. 2. 3. 4; Golf 3.4; Track 2 Webb. Sharon DECA 3, Vice President 4 West. Cary Seniors 95 ome fJ in ama U'htikhel. ferry Whitehom Tammy Lynn Choral 1.2. FBLA 2. 3 U'luri Sandra Kaye FBI.A. ROTC 1.2. ‘A.A Whitworth. Pamela FBLA 2. 3 Wickekon. Kay Williams. Greg Lee DO 3. 4 Williams, l.ucindra Omega Beta Upsilon 2. 3. 4. Chaplain 3. Secretary 4. Spanish Club 3: Band 2. 3: Choral 1.2.3 Wimberly. Travis Winkles. Jr . Isaac C Who's Who Among American High School Students. KEY Club 1. Sophomore Rep 2. Vice President 3. President 4: Football 1. 2. 3. 4. Baseball 2: Wrestling 1. 2. 3: Track 2. 3 Worley. Michael Edward Class Favorite 3: Citizen of the Month 3: Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3. 4 National High School Who's Who 4. Delegate to Alabama Legislative Seminar 3; KEY Club 2. 3. 4; Anchor Club Big Brother 3. 4; Student Council Vice-President 3; Student Council President 4. Huntsville City Board of Education Student Advisor 3. 4. PTSA Executive Board Student Representative 4; National Honor Society 3. 4; Soccer 1. 2. 3; Offensive Player of the Year 4; Swim Team 1. 2. 3. 4; Boy's Captain 4 Wright. Steve Football 1. 2. 3: Track 3 Wright. Tammy A. Band Sweetheart 4; FBLA 4; Student Council Representative 1.2. 3; Dance Team 3. 4; Co-Captain 4; Flag Corps 2 96 Seniors Looking back . . . Kay Walston Mary LeBas Frank Ferguson John Moore Tammy Wright Deidra Jones Bubba Winkles Cindy Scott Angela Gentry Nancy Snowden Debbie Medely Cindy Coste Terri Thompson David Hollman Beth Sartain Susan Prewitt Travis Wimberly Rhonda Boyles Jama Blair Selina Albright Jackie Flakes Cindy James John Bannister Beth Cashon Connie Luna Wlyne Toney Carol Jackson Eddie Stephens Gina Dew Greg Rowers Seniors 97 Joel Reaves Terri Gipson Patty Sobieske Vicki Hyatt Althea Allison Diane Sharp Melinda Earnest Scott McDaniel Starlene McFerrin Bill Franklin Marie Dupree Felecia Lofton Benny Brocato Michelle Sharpe Helene Towns Marilyn Curry Pam Hicks Belinda Cochran Lollie Broome Anthony Grayson Ruthie Hayes Kim Parvin Jeff Solberg Lucretia Smith Mike Worley Toy McLemore Lisa Price Terrie Bellairs Reuben Cable Terri Johnson on days gone by, its 98 Seniors yesterday once more. Janette Akins Meritt Cutcliff Lori Beddingfield Leigh Marrero Jimmy Hatfield Gregory Lankford Doyle Byrd Carmeleta Moore Rita Daye Jay Cobb Dottie Frasier Christa Milam Andrea Baker Margell Curry Stephanie Carriger Jill Bright Cindy Johnson Todd Frankenfield Patricia Malone Michael Thomas Jeff Luna Laurie Mazikowski Melanie Turnure Sarita Ford Kondra Ausborn Melanie Robison Lisa Cupp Lucindra Williams Melody Duvall Debbie Burroughs Seniors 99 100 Athletics T I M E O U T Athletics 101 1982 Seniors 102 Athletics Generals Bury Bruins 26-6 Lee Generals Jolt Jess Lanier Generals Junk Johnson Jags Lee Pounds Huntsville Panthers Jeff Davis Dumps Generals Coffee J erals Win Qj ampion p Against Grissom ifeats Austin in Homecoming Game Butler’s Defeat Concludes Lee’s Be$t Ci Cullman and Lee Battle to Huntsville Gets Revenge in State Gam I v 3 1 Tie 1982 City and Region 12 Champs Front row. L to R: Everett Crawford. Jeff Hedden, Kenny Watson, Johnny Birchfield, Bubba Winkles, Sean Warren. Wayne Boyles, Paul Sprader, Eric Student, Rodney Zielinski, Anthony Preyer. Middle row. L to R: Danny Stewart, Terry Elliot. Mike Easterling, Mike Reed, Kenny Sharpe, Anthony Buckanon, Joe Sparkman. Rusty Rogers, Trent Sharpe. Terry Allen, James Dobbs, Randy Ricketts. Kevin Bridges, Tommy Lanier. Back row, L to R: Henry Rice, Jimmy Stewart. Joey Flanders, Harold Student, Jerry Schrimsher. John Moore. David Roth. Gary Otten, Tim Cook, Rod Roberts. Eric Tepool, Reggie Smith, Scott McDaniel, Harold Turner, Billy Christian. Bobby Sias. Junior Varsity Front, L R: Linzell Sykes, John Jackson, Jeremy Greenlee. Billy Whitt. James Blackburn. Craig Thomas. Jeff Bonny. Terry Ferguson. Vine Nance, Chris Coultas, Joel Miles. Middle, LR: Eric Kennmore, Jimmy Love. Anthony Risby, Gordon Vaughn, Dwight Hammonds, Tim Graves, Bryon Conerly, Don Rice, Bobby Green, Anthony Clemons. Jerry Adams, Doyle Thomas, Glenn Holland. Back, L-R: David Southers, Randy Thompson. Tom Swinford, Jeffery Draper, Rodney Hill, Todd Gibson, Kelvin Battle. Doug Turnure, Bret Schultz. Lee Coffey. David Marion, Doug Crabtree, Mike Lee, Mack Coffey, Coach Douthit, Greg Zinke. Bobby Gentle, Billy Hammons. Mark Dillion. Mike Lance, Bennie Thompson. Felix Baker. Mike Tepool. Coach Davidson. 104 Athletics Coaches and Managing Staff Front: Head Coach Glen Nunley. Back, L to R: Eddie Deaton, Max Burleson, Rick Davidson. Onree Jackson. Doyce Steele, Buster Douthit, Jerry Bradley. Front: David Moody. Back. L to R: Terry Elliott, Thomas Gilliam, Dewayne Riddle, Gary Elliott. Generals Open With Easy Win Over Bradshaw Todd Frankenfield looks for an open field. 106 Athletics Jess Lanier Learns Lesson 13-0 The Generals’ offense in action! Lee Jess Lanier First Downs 8 10 Yards Rushing 153 108 Yards Passing 37 31 Passes 17-1 4-80 Fumbles Lost 0 2 Penalties Yds. 445 2-20 Punts Avg. 6-37 634 Chuck McCutcheon and Kamron Shiko celebrate good times and a win. Athletics 107 Generals Hang Huntsville 27-6 Craig Warren looks for an open spot in the Huntsville detense. Generals show excitement in their big victory. 108 Athletics Jeff Davis Overides Generals 20-0 Ruben Burruss sneaks through the middle Tommy Lanier fakes off to Terry Allen. Athletics 109 Lee Embarrasses the Bears 29-6 Austin faces the Generals’ Stone Wall Defense. Generals Rack Rebels 27-6 Tommy Lanier pitches back to an open man. Ruben Burroughs faces a tough Butler line. Athletics 111 State Dreams Demolished in Playoffs Lee defenders go in for the kill. Tommy Lanier spots a receiver. 112 Athletics Glen Nunley Elected Coach of Year Coach Nunley says Give 'um hell Generals! Many trophies have been won under the direction of Glen Nunley. K Coach Nunley takes a break before going to the field. Glen Nunley Is not only a coach but also a mechanical drawing instructor. Coach Glen Nunley has been a coach at Lee High School for six years. The departure of John Childers led him to the position of head coach three years ago. The record for this season was a great one. Nunley led the Generals through a record of 8 wins, 2 losses, and one tie. Coach Nunley said, “We had a very enjoyable year and the coaches worked well together, if we had not used the kicking game we would be 11-0.” Athletics 113 For the Love Left to right: Lisa Price, Toy McLemore, Susan Pruitt, Pam Hicks, Rhonda Boyles, Donna Sandidge The girls tennis team consists of six seniors. The team played each city team twice and several teams such as Austin and Decatur. Sue Marshall led the team through a very competitive season. Jerry Dugan coaches the boys tennis team which also consists mainly of seniors. The boys had a strong team and finished com- petition near the top. Both teams had car washes and worked the school concession stand to finance their season. Right — Toy McLemore returns the volley. 114 Athletics of the Game Front row, L to R: Kevin Sharpe, Fred Kennel, Jeff Luna, Will Paine. Back row, L to R: K.C. Agrelius, Bill Franklin, Tim Howard, Darrell Griffith. Bill Franklin shows good backhand form. Fred Kennel watches his return. Athletics 115 1982 Volleyball 11-6 Front, L to R: Donna Hardage, Paula Dorsey, Kelli Terrel, Pam Dorsey. Lisa Price, Jenifer Dorsey. Back row, L to R: Katrina Jackson, Leigh Marrero, Angie Gentry, Sean Bell, Teresa Hardage, Wendy Thompson Manager, Jerita Johnson. Angie Gentry Leigh Marrero Lisa Price The 1982 Volleyball team had an 11-6 record in the regular season and were third place in the City. The All-City Players were Leigh Marrero and Pam Dorsey, 1st team, and Paula Dorsey, 2nd team. The Regional Tournament was hosted by Huntsville High School and the Generals placed 2nd, losing only to Huntsville. The All Region players were also Leigh and Pam. This Lady General Volleyball Team was coached by Phill Drake. 116 Athletics Volleyball Second in Region Coach Phill Drake gives the Lady Generals a Pep talk. Leigh Marrero and Pam Dorsey were not only Captains of their team, they were also All-City and All-Region players. Lisa Price sets the ball for spiker. Leigh Marrero prepares to serve. 1982 Soccer 4-3-3 Front row, L to R: Marcus Shine, Clifford Nickleson. Greg Rowers, In-Shin, Kirt Ezell. Vahid Piasati, Donna Wilkerson, Keith Malone, Carl Upton. Danny Hunt, Steve Frizell, Jason Lawler, Coach Campbell. Back row, L to R: Mile Worley, Harold Dickerson, Brian Cucksie, Butch Byrd, Marcus Seguwitz, Ned Vaughn, Greg Hanks, Brian Atnip, Reggie Burrell, Darrell Owens, Todd Brooks. Butch Byrd Greg Flowers Danny Hunt Keith Malone Clifford Nickleson Vahid Riasati Carl Upton Mike Worley 118 Athletics Campbell Elected Coach of Year Vahid Riasati tries to keep the ball from his Butler defender. Captains — L to R: Danny Hunt, Carl Upton, Ned Vaughn. Generals prepare to rally against Butler. Mike Worley works the Defense. The 1982 Soccer team ended the season with a 4-3-3 record in Regional play. This year began well, but the team could not maintain their power. The team captains were Ned Vaughn, Carl Upton, and Danny Hunt. Because of the team’s vast improvements, Coach Campbell was elected Coach of the Year. Three members of the Soccer team were elected to the All-City team. They are: 1st team Ned Vaughn, and Carl Upton, 2nd team Keith Malone. Athletics 119 1981-82 Senior Varsity Cheerleaders Lori Beddingfield Stephania Carriger Barbie Patterson Front row, left to right: Meritt Cutcliff, Terri Bellairs, Barbie Patterson, Belinda Cochran. Back row: Stephania Carriger, Cindy Johnson, Lori Beddingfield, Diane Sharp. Meritt Cutcliffe Cindy Johnson The Varsity cheerleading team attended the N.C.A. camp at Mississippi State University this past summer. The team was awarded blue ribbons and won the Award of Excellence. Cindy Johnson was elected All-American Cheerleader. Terri Bellairs Belinda Cochran Diane Sharp 120 Athletics Varsity Cheerleaders Front, left to right: Denise Pruitt, Lori Beddingfield, Angela Faulkner. Middle: Terri Bellairs, Gayla Buchanan, Stephania Carriger, Cindy Johnson, Barbie Patterson, Sheri Lankford. Diane Sharp. Top: Belinda Cochran, Amy Allen, Meritt Cutcliff. Our cheerleaders show viewpoint of the football team. Athletics 121 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Bottom row, left to right: Allyson Morgan. Angie Hall, Colette Wilson. Vicki Moore, Monica Bayless. Top: Susan Flanders, Leatrice Lacey. Beth Grogan. Above — left to right: Leatrice Lacey, Beth Grogan, Monica Bayless, Susan Flanders, Allyson Morgan, Col- ette Wilson, Vicki Moore. Angie Hall. Right Across — Vicki Moore, Colette Wilson, Beth Grogan, Angie Hall. Up — Allyson Morgan, Monica Bayless, Leatrice Lacey, Susan Flanders. 122 Athletics Freshman Cheerleaders Top Picture — Bottom, L to R: Kedra Carriger, Valorie Leary, Lori Couch, Debbie Stevenson, Kristi Carroll. Top, L to R: Traci Flanders, Paula Parvin, Amy Robinson, Teresa Daily. Bottom Picture — Kedra Carriger and Paula Parvin show us what they’ve got. Athletics 123 Generals Off and Running Kneeling: Kevin Sharp. Brant Carriger. Steve Yearick, Bobbie Moore. Susan Feagley, Wanda Owens. Donna Sandidge, Dawne O’Neal, Tony Wu. Roy Rosdon, Bobby Bridges. Standing: Warren Ward, John McIntyre, Bubba Howell, Danny Roberson, Jimmy Luna, John Fisher, Jonny Sharp, Jeff Hurk, Paul Byrge, Bart Arney, Tommy Watts. Not pictured: Jeff Roden. Captains: Donna Sandidge. Tommy Watts. John Fisher Bobby Moore The 1981 cross country season was a building season for Lee. Though neither the girls or boys teams had winning seasons both teams laid a sound foundation for future cross country teams. The boys finished the season with a 1-4-1 record and some very valuable experience. They finished fourth in the city amid very tough competition. Team captain and front runner for the boys team was Senior Tommy Watts. Voted by their teammates, Tommy Watts was selected Most Valuable, and Junior, Brant Carriger was elected Most Im- proved. Coach Barbara Bradford chose Junior Kevin Sharp as most dedicated, and the scholastic award went to sophomore Ray Dodson. Lee’s girls finished with a 2-3-0 season. They placed third in a hard running city meet. Senior Donna Sandidge was the front runner and team Captain for the girls team. Voted by their teammates, Donna Sandidge was elected Most Valuable, and Sophomore Wanda Owens was elected 124 Athletics Most Improved. Mrs. Bradford chose Dawne O’Neal as most dedicated. Dawne also received the scholastic award. Donna Sandidge Tommy Watts. On the Run 1981-82 Gymnastics Led Front row L to R: Stephania Carriger, Darren Hunter, Jama Blair. Back row L to R: Meritt Cutcliffe, Monika Bayless, Susan Flanders, Denise Pruitt, Jill Snider, Kim Torstenson, Terri Flanders, Wendy Thompson. L to R: Captain Wendy Thompson, Coach Edward Deaton, and Captain Jill Snider. i 126 Athletics By Coach Edward Deaton L to R: Seniors Stephania Carriger. Meritt Cutcliffe, and Jama Blair. The gymnastics team is rebuilding this year under the leadership of Coach Edward Deaton. The team competition began in March and Lee was a strong contender for the city title. The city meet was held at Huntsville High School. Wendy Thompson is Captain and Jill Snider is Co- Captain of this years team. To the Left — Jama Blair practices hard on the uneven bars. Athletics 127 Outstanding Athletes Lee High School Cheerleaders are recognized for their hard work and achievements. The Lee High Fall Sports Banquet honored the soccer team, cross country team, cheerleaders, dance team and football team. Coach Charles Campbell presented the soccer team awards, Coach Barbara Bradford recognized the cross country team, and Mrs. Patty Johnson and Mrs. Diane Morrison recognized the cheerleaders and dance team. Coaches Glenn Nunley, Max Burleson, Eddie Deaton, Onree Jackson, Wayne Steele, Jerry Bradley, Floyd Douthit and Ricky Davidson presented the foot- ball awards. Most Valuable Offensive Back was Terry Allen, Most Valuable Offensive Lineman was Gary Otten, Most Defen- sive Back was Danny Stewart, Most Valuable Defensive Lineman was Craig Warren, Most Improved Player was Rusty Rodgers, the Howard Cornelius Award went to Tommy Lanier, the General Awards to Tony Buchanon and Bubba Winkles. Perma- nent Captains were Gary Otten, Danny Stewart, Pappy Moore and Tommy Lanier. All-City first team members are Terry Allen, Danny Stewart, and Craig Warren. Second team members are Tommy Lanier, Gary Otten, Mike Easterling, Pappy Moore, and Reggie Smith. The senior football players presented a special award to Coach Jerry Bradley in appreciation of all his help to them in the past four years. The Lee High Football Team was City and Region Champs of 1981-82. 128 Athletics Honored at Fall Banquet The 1982 Dance Team is honored for their showmanship. Athletics 129 L to R: Paul Sprader. Terry Daniel. Roger Wright. David Roth. Gary Otten, Ben Logan, Anthony Moore, James Draper. David Wilson, Coach Jerry Dugan. Ricky Davidson and Jerry Dugan Managers John Porter and Micheal Draper. 130 Athletics Seniors Leave With Style Terri Daniel Ben Logan Anthoney Moore Paul Sprader Jay Moore Gary Often Athletics 131 Generals Score High Roger Wright drives down the base line. Athletics Varsity Men in Action Ben Logan puts one up high for the basket Jay Moore puts In an easy lay up. Paul Sprader drives inside on an Austin defender. Athletics 133 Lady Generals Varsity Basketball L to R: Coach Buster Douthit, Pam Dorsey, Jamie Buckmaster, Paula Dorsey, Leigh Marrero, Angie Martin. Lisa Baldwin, Jackie Flakes, Katrina Jackson, Kim Dickens, Diane Conley, Coach Robbie Roberson, Manager Bobby Moore. Coach Robbie Roberson Jackie Flakes Senior Leigh Manero Senior 134 Athletics Lady Generals Rule the Courts Leigh Marrero struggles to get the shot off. The Lady Generals started off the season lacking height with only two tall girls, Jackie Flakes at center and Katrina Jackson at forward. Other members of the squad were Pam Dorsey, Paula Dorsey, Diane Conerly and Kim Dickens at guard and Leigh Mar- rero and Lisa Baldwin at forward. Lack of height did not prevent the Lady Generals from taking third place in the season opening Pisgah Tournament. As the regular season progressed, Lee rallied back and forth with wins and losses. Through the tough competition in the city and county, the team ended the regular season below the 500 mark. The region 12 Girls Basketball Tournament was hosted by Lee High. Seven teams competed for the Region 12 title and a berth to the state play-offs. The Generals suffered a tough loss to the Butler Rebels in the first round. Senior Jackie Flakes and Junior Pam Dorsey were selected from Lee as members of the All- Regional team. The team will lose two seniors, Leigh Marrero and Jackie Flakes. Left — Paula Dorsey shows off her style. Athletics 135 Generals Junior Varsity Basketball Kneeling. L to R: Bryan Hicks, Wayne Carter, Mike Easterling, Everet Crawford and Reggie Smith, Standing, L to R: Carl Coneley, Marvin Hughes, Tim Howard, Jar Gossett, and Maurice Davis. Not pictured: LaFerrell Walker. 136 Athletics Lady Generals Junior Varsity Front row L to R: Matcsa Collins. Neki Crawford. Kelli Terrell, Jennifer Dorsey. Back row L to R: Bobby Moore. Angie Martin, Cheryl Smith, Darleen Cowan, Angela Pet- ty, Pam Ford. Patty Draper, Coach Buster Douthit. Coach Buster Douthit Manager Bobby Moore Athletics 137 The Name of the Wrestling Back row, L to R: Terry Allen, Gerald sullivan, Thor Pickney, Mike Carroll, Sam Darwin, Mark Walton, and Manager Jeff Shine. Front row L to R: Wanne Ford, Reub Cable, Tony Buchanon, Keith Prince, Kenneth Watts, Charles Bradford, Jimmy Love. Mark Walton goes for the pin. 138 Athletics Game Is Determination Tont row, left to right: Brian Conely, Rodney Hornbuckle, Eugene Harwell, Warren Ward, Glen Holland, Felix Baker, Chris Carter, Allen Avery. Back row, left to right: lonney Cantrell, Jeff Goodson, Mike Lance, John Gunter, Mike Clemmons, Rodney Hill, Jeff Draper. Scottie Ellison, Xavier Ellison. UNCLE!!! Athletics 139 Sonny Jackson Named Front row L to R: Coach Sonny Jackson, Melissa Cucksee, Joe Williamson, Erin Jones, Johnny Cashion. Back row L to R: Charles Meeler, Anne Balance. Cami Baker. Joh Sutherland, Christy Baker, Jeff Guerin. The new Lee High School Swim team coach. Sonny Jackson gives warm-up instructions. 140 Athletics Swim Teams New Coach Stroke it Meeler! Johnny Cashion gets an early start on Charles Meeler Athletics 141 142 Features Features 143 Outstanding Seniors Jk V David Fanning Jackie Flakes 144 Features Bill Franklin Todd Frankcnficld Greg Rowers Outstanding Seniors are nominated by the faculty to be placed on the ballot. A student must be nominated by two teachers. The senior class then votes and selects twenty students who have shown both academic excellence and participa- tion in extracurricular activities at Lee. The young man and young lady who receive the most votes become Mr. and Miss Lee High School. Jerita Johnson Pam Hicks Features 145 Outstanding Seniors Fred Kennel i ■ Tommy Lanier Scott McDaniel Leigh Marrero Jay Moore 146 Features Kenny Watson Features 147 Mr. Lee High School Fred Kennel is Lee’s most outstanding young man. Fred contributed his talents to Lee in many ways during his four years here. Fred was a member of the band and the tennis team. During his Senior year Fred served as Senior Class President and was chosen as a Senior Class Favorite. He was a member of the Honor Society and a citizen of the month. Fred’s qualities of leadership and dedication earned him the title of Mr. Lee High. 148 Features Miss Lee High School loliarie J£)upree Marie Dupree was elected by her Senior class as Lee’s most outstanding young lady. Marie has contributed in various ways to the ac- tivities at Lee High. She excelled in both volleyball and softball. Marie was Junior Class President. Student Council Vice-Preident, and Sgt. at Arms of the Anchor Club. These and many other activities make Marie most deserving of this honor. Features 149 Citizens of September David Fanning October Bill Franklin December Jerita Johnson January Fred Kennel November Cindy Johnson the Month September — David Fanning is Vice- President of the Senior Class. He has been in the band for four years and on the tennis team his senior year. He is also a member of Honor Society. October — Bill Franklin is Honor Society president and Sgt. at-Arms of his Senior Class. He has played tennis for three years. November — Cindy Johnson has been a cheerleader for four years and Varsity Captain her senior year. She is also a member of Honor Society and Anchor Club Chaplain. December — Jerita Johnson is Senior Class secretary and a member of Honor Society. She is also an active member in Anchor Club. January — Fred Kennel is president of his Senior Class and a member of Honor Society. He also played in the band and was a tennis team member. February — Toy McLemore is editor-in- chief of the Silver Sabre and was chosen DAR Good Citizen for Lee. She is Stu- dent Council 1st Vice President and a member of Honor Society. March — Donna Sandidge has been Vice-President of her sophomore and junior class. She is a member of the tennis and cross country teams. April — Terri Thompson is a member of Honor Society and Anchor Club secretary. She has played in the band for four years and is president of Tri-M. May — Mike Worley is Student Council president and a member of Honor Socie- ty. He has been a member of the soccer and swim teams for four years. February Toy McLemore March Donna Sandidge May Mike Worley Features 151 Miss Melody Banville Crowned 1982 Key Club Beauty Key club president Bubba Winkles and Ned Vaughn stall for time In the beauty walk. The 18th annual beauty walk was held February 13, 1982. The top twenty were Melody Banville, Donna Wilkerson, Jolanda Kerpatrick, Valerie Carter, Pat- ty Sobieski, Tonia Robbins, Lori McWhorter, Barbie Patterson, Angela Faulkner, Donna Sandidge, Angie Hosch, 152 Features e finalists. Miss Melody Banville: 1982 Key Club Beauty. Lori Beddingfield, Lucindra Williams, Linda Thorton, Terri Thompson, Leona Cothren, Ruthie Hayes, Jackie Flakes, Lori Couch, Gayla Buchanan. The fourth runner up was Patty Sobieski, 3rd Donna Wilkerson, 2nd runner up Angela Faulkner, 1st runner up was Jolanda Ker- patrick, and the winner was Melody Ban- ville. The Lee High Trouvers and David Fanning provided excellent entertain- ment during intermission. This year’s beauty walk was a big success for Key Club. Freshman Favorites Mike Tepool Julee Byrom 154 Features Sophomore Favorites Everett Crawford Allyson Morgan Sophomore Favorites Monika Bayless Brad Vick Features 157 Junior Favorites Louis Sprader Gayla Buchanan Junior Favorites Morris King Demetria Sullivan Senior Favorites Jay Moore Meritt Cutcliffe Senior Favorites Scott McDaniel Diane Sharp Senior Favorites Fred Kennel Leigh Marrero Senior Favorites Lucindra Williams Tommy Lanier 164 Organizations Organizations 165 Pi Phi Epsilon Pi Phi Epsilon is dedicated to providing numerous service projects for its school and community. Many of these service activities are an- nual projects, traditional with Pi Phi Epsilon, or just happen without being planned. Cookouts, covered dish suppers, swim parties, and other social activities are also a part of Pi Phi Epsilon. These activites are often combined with a service project. Membership teas are held in the fall and in the spring. Grades, Character, Personality and a sincere desire to work are taken into consideration when selecting new members. Pi Phi sponsor, Mrs. Mergaret Nelson 1st row L to R: Kim Parvin, Rhonda Boyles, Teri Clark. Ruthie Hayes, Alicia Stanly, Lisa Edge. Melody Jenkins. 2nd row: Teresa Haas, Debbie Totckey, Sherry Taylor. Melinda Mills. Teresa Haas, Christy Baker. Carla Arrington, Janie Johnson, Melissa Beltran. Cythia Hoskins. Kim Smelly, Gina Dew, Yvonne Ferguson, Utica Garrison. 3rd row: Alica Brooks, Lisa Latham, Karen Ayers, Selina Albright, Jama Blair. 166 Organizations Pi Phi Officers — Sitting L to R: Utica Garrison, V-Pres.; Kim Parvin, President; Cynthia Hoskins. Secretary; Janie Johnson, Treasurer; Melissa Beltran, Chaplain; Kim Smelly, Sgt. at Arms; Selina Albright, Public Relations; Jama Blair, Public Relations; Melody Jenkins, Public Relations; Yvonne Ferguson. ICC Rep. Pi Phi competed with other service clubs in the Homecoming float competition. Organizations 167 Anchor Anchor Club is the youth branch of Pilot Clubs of America. Anchor members work together to provide service to the school and community. Some of their ac- tivities include: providing a Christmas, Easter, and Halloween party for the handicapped at Council School, collecting money for the March of Dimes, and par- ticipating in the canned food drive. Anchor Officers — Bottom L to R: Terri Thompson, Secretary; Melanie Robinson, V-Pres.; Lori Beddingfield. President; Leigh Marrero, Sgt. at Arms; Jackie Flakes, ICC Rep; Toy McLemore, Sr. Rep. Middle: Connie Reynolds, Jr. Rep; Cindy Lakebrink, Treasurer; Marie Dupree, Sgt. at Arms; Cindy Johnson, Chaplain. Top: Jill Bright, ICC Rep; Belinda Rhoden. Sr. Rep. Anchor — 1st row L to R: Marianne Peoples, Randy Ricketts, Susan Olivier, Melanie Lewis. David Wilson. 2nd row: Sabine Geotz, Alicia Milam. Karen KerT. Belinda Rhoden, Margell Curry, Jill Snider, Amy Allen, Connie Reynolds, Lisa Baldwin. Michele Shultz, Mellissa Cucksee, Linda Thornton. 3rd row: Eric Tepool, Dana Dennis, Melanie Robinson, Kim Petty, Lisa McDonald, Christa Milam, Kim Milner, Kim Lawson, Jana Thomas. Jerita Johnson, Lori Beddingfield, Gary Otten, Janet Wilson, Bill Franklin. 4th row: Melissa Lancaster, Angie Gentry, Jackie Rakes, Lisa Price, Toy McLemore, Susan Prewitt, Marie Dupree, Leigh Marrero, Jill Bright, Terri Thompson, Angela Faulkner, Cindy Johnson, Stephanie Carrigcr, Tami St. Clair, Melinda Earnest. 168 Organizations .X %0R fern ;«f � ch� .- ,■ w K ‘ T; C S JL‘. 8 «u� W(|I „mo (MCHtJ ' V I $ i I OOP UiCHOF hcht WCf 0r JCHQf chof Pi ?hor leniOTS - lst 'r°w; M'ke Worley. Lisa Pr.ce, Leigh Marrero. Cindy Lakebrink. Donna Sandidge. Merritt Cutcliffe, Michelle Sharpe. Paul Sprader. 2nd row Jackie Hakes. Angie Gentry Mellina Lancaster. Melanie Robinson. Jerita Johnson. Lori Beddingfield. Gary Otten. Bill Franklin. Melinda Earnest. Kim Milner. Christa Milam 3rd ow. Toy McLemore. Susan Prewitt. Mane Dupree. Jill Bright. Terri Thompson. Cindy Johnson. Stephania Carriger. Margell Curry. Belinda Rhoden. Lisa McDonald. Organizations 169 Omega Beta Upsilon Omega Beta Upsilon is a service club open to Lee High School females who meet the eligibility requirements. The organization strives to serve the school and community by performing service projects. These projects include donating to the Cerebral Palsy Telethon and distributing canned foods to the needy. Fall and Spring Teas are held for girls wishing to pledge Omega Beta Upsilon. Mrs. Miller is Omega Beta Upsilon's sponsor. Sitting left to right: Dolores Bradford, Sandra Miller, Diedra Jones, Sarita Ford, Lucindra Williams. Kneeling: Sandy Moore. Bobbie Moore, Vera Pendalton, Sharon Coner- ly, Marilyn Curry. Helene Towns, Carolyn Bone. Standing: Felicia Hawkins. Pricilla Jones, Patti Gurley. Tracey Doyle. Vera Phipps, Leatrice Lacey, Vera Fleming, Connie Tiller, Deshona Williams. Tonya Thompson, Collette Wilson. Sitting on wall: Everett Crawford. Demetria Sullivan, Monica Massey. Cheryl Smith, Cheryl Moore. Regina Bently, Jeff Harris. Ricky Moore. Tonita Phipps. Valorie Carter. Marvala Steele. Lucretia Smith. Niki Walton. Maurice Davis. 170 Organizations 4 OBU Officers - Monica Massey. Left to right: Leatrice Lacey. Vera Fleming. Dolores Bradford. Deidra Jones. Sandra Miller. Demetra Sullivan. Marilyn Curry. Sarlta Ford. Lucindra Williams. OBU Sweethearts — Everett Crawford. Maurice Davis Gamma Sigma Phi Gamma Sigma Phi is a female service club organized to pro- mote sisterhood throughout Lee High School. All members of Gamma Sigma Phi must maintain an overall “C” average or above, and must have attended Lee for at least six consecutive weeks. The service club is sponsored by Mr. James Lorder. Ac- tivities of Gamma Sigma Phi include collecting money for Christmas charities, helping the handicapped children, and visiting children in the hospital. Mr. Lorder is Gamma Sigma Phi’s sponsor. Members — 1st row: Stephanie Fleming. Karen Sullivan. MeMe Leslie, Yolanda Sales. Sharon Jefferson. Ara Higgins. Alfreda Turner, Sylvia Toney. Farrisa Smith, Teresa Woodward. Ilia Steen. Sonja McCalluey, Commleta Moore, Janice Davis. 2nd row: Thor Pinkney, Larry Wilson, Tony Wakins, Gerald Sullivan. Bryan Conley, Dave Ellison, Bryant Hicks, Sean Stewart, Teresa Baker, Latonya Baker, Mr. Lorder. Rene Woods, Rosalyn Harris, Gloria Smith, Andrea Baker, Trudi Scruggs, Greg Langford, James Draper, Lenoir McKinley, Ricky Hewlett, Anthony Moore. 172 Organizations MeMe Leslie, President; Stephanie Fleming, V-Pres.; Sharon Jefferson, Secretary; Roselyn Harris, Treasurer; Janis Davis, ICC Rep.; Karen Sullivan; Trudi Scruggs, ICC Rep. Big Brothers — L to r: Dave Ellison, Greg Langford, Eugene Flet- cher, Anthony Moore, Gerald Sullivan. Organizations 173 Beta Theta Chi Beta Theta Chi is a male service club that promotes brotherhood and service throughout Lee. A student must have a C average and be at least a second semester Freshman to become a member of the club. A special activity of the club each year is to donate time to the Harris Home for children. Another activity is the annual Beta Theta Chi Christmas Banquet. Beta Theta Chi Sweethearts are Lucretia Smith, left and Deidra Jones right. Front row: Garrison Friend, Lucretia Smith. Tommy Lanier. Second row: Eugene Fletcher, Joe Friend, Gerald Sullivan, Danny Stewart, Hosie Seal Jr. Xavier Ellison, An- thony Grayson, Maurice Davis, Everett Crawford. Third row: LaFerrel Walker, Ben Logan. Reggie Grayson, Julius Manley, Terry Daniel, Kieth Sullivan. Henry Rice. Back row: Victor Turner. Willis Towns, Bobbie Greene, Brian Shine, Jimmy Chandler, Craig Warren, Jimmy Stewart, Sean Warren, Harold Dickerson, Ivan McGlathery, Thor Pinkney. 174 Organizations Sitting: Everett Crawford, Assistant Secretary; LaFerrel Walker, Second Vice-Pres.; Garrison Friend. President; Tommy Lanier, First Vice-President; Craig Warren, Sgt.- at-Arms; At table: Gerald Sullivan, Assistant Treasurer; Joe Friend, Assistant Chaplain. Standing: Anthony Grayson. Chaplain; Xavier Ellison, ICC Alternate; Maurice Davis, Secretary; Danny Stewart, Sgt.-at-Arms; Hosie Seal. Treasurer; Eugene Fletcher, ICC Representative. Tonita Phipps and Sharon Conerly enjoy riding in “style . Organizations 175 Key Club The Key Club is a boys service club that promotes brotherhood among young men and provides services for the com- munity. The Key Club participates in the canned food drive, sells corsages at Homecoming and sponsors the annual Key Club Beauty Walk. Key Club is spon- sored by Mr. Ron Glass. Key Club Sweetheart First row: AUyson Morgon, Tami St Clair. Michelle Schultz. Dianne Sharpe, Merritt Cutcliffe, Angela Faulkner, Donna Quick and Gayla Buchanon. Second row: Morris King, Mike Reed. Derrick Stuckey. Alan Avery. Ned Vaughn, Sam Darwin, Brant Carriger, Bubba Winkles. Tim Frankenfield. Mr. Gats. Sponsor. Third row. Rodney Zielinski. Eddie Stevens. Doyle Byrd, John Bannister, Mark Scott. Kenny Watson, Jim Lipscomb. Scott McDaniel. Todd Frankenfield. Fourth Row: Mike Worley, Benny Brocato, Joey Flanders, Carey Atnip, Kevin Bridges, Steve Tallyn. Fifth Row Chris Wild. Brad Vick, Eric Tepool, Steve Yeanck, Rod Roberts. Chris Geotz, Trent Sharp, John Moses Sixth row: Rock Wilson, Roger Wright. Rob Schrlmsher, Joe Sparkman. Rusty Rodgers. Randy Ricketts. Key Club Officers — Sitting: Morris King. First Vice President; Bubba Winkles. President; Sam Darwin, Second Vice President. Standing: Benny Brocato. Sgt-at-Arms; Doyle Bird, Sgt-at-Arms; Mr. Glass, Sponsor; Brant Carriger, Treasurer; Jim Lipscomb, Secretary. 176 Organizations Key Club Sponsors Annual Beauty Walk Key Club Sweethearts — back row: left to right: Michele Schultz, Donna Quick, Tami St. Clair, Gayla Buchanan, Allyson Morgan. Front row: Diane Sharp, Merrit Cutcliffe, Angela Faulkner. Organizations 177 Student Council 178 Organizations Mike Worley shows who’s boss. The Student Council is the governing body of students at Lee High School. It is composed of elected representatives from every homeroom in the school. The Council and the Student Council officers meet once a week to discuss school problems and activites. The Student Council’s activities include composing a student directory, preparing for Homecoming activites, holding class elec- tions, working for charities and sponsoring a Valentine project. Members of the Student Council attend leadership workshops and conventions. Officers — Sitting: Mike Worley, President. Stan- ding: Darla Tolomei, Parliamentarian; Toy McLemore, 1st Vice-President; Marie Dupree, Steve Tallyn, Treasurer; Pam Hicks, Secretary; Martha Vandiver, Sponsor. Student Council Represenetatives — Row 1: Kathy Bruke, Daren Daniels, Kami Patterson, Rhonda Baldwin. Jolanda Kirpatrick, Reggie Grayson, Jerita Johnson. Row 2: Mike Grayson, Lynn Tate, Donna Sandidge, Marianne Peoples, Miki Crawford, Pan Ford. Row 3: Claudine Lare, Traci Falnders, Lelisa Landry, Allyson Morgan, Tommy Lanier, Starlene McFerrin, Sherry Taylor. Row 4: Derek Potter, Christy Baker. Tanis Whitaker, Johnny Sharp, Linda Thornton. Row 5: Barry Merritt, Mark Kimbrough, Kristi Carroll, Sylvia Tony, Jackie Flakes, Lisa Price, Darrell Griffith. I Student Council Alternates — Row 1: Jill Snider, Denice Pruitt. Cindy Johnson. Row 2: Georgia Hardgrove, Angela Faulkner. Charles Glair, Cheryl Houser, Kim Petty. Students enjoy Christmas sing-a-long sponsored by ICC. Organizations 179 - Entrance Staff The Entrance Staff works all year to publish Entrance, a literary magazine. The magazine contains outstanding writings, music, art and photography done by the students at Lee. The staff sponsors contests for creative work to select writings for the magazine. Ms. Melanie Dabbs is the sponsor of Entrance. Ms. Dabbs is the Entrance staff's sponsor. Sitting: Dawn Cheatum, Patti Pase. Michelle Turner. Beth Wilson. Carol Jackson. Lollie Broom. Standing: Ms. Dabbs. Sponsor; Wylne Toney. Jackie Flakes Tina Edwards Gina Daniels. 180 Organizations LEE ART DEPT. An example of the Art Club’s work and dedication. Art Club The main purpose of the Art Club is to improve and pro- mote the effectiveness of education through the arts. The Art Club is open to any student who has or is taking an art course. They work hard to display much of their work around the school. Mr. Bob Gorum is the sponsor of the Art Club. The Art Club — Sitting. L to R: John Fischer, Mark See, Glen Cline. Standing: Bridgett Hughes, Mr. Gorum, sponsor, Cindy James. Organizations 181 In-General Staff The In-General Staff publishes the Lee newspaper. They keep the school informed of events taking place at Lee. Students inter- view, write and layout the entire paper. Mrs. Martha Vandiver and Mrs. Peggy Cantey are co-sponsors of the In-General Staff, which is led by editor Cindy Lakebrink. Editors — Sitting: Cindy Lakebrink, Jackie Flakes. Standing: Darrell Griffith, Tony Wu. Johnny Sharpe, Paul Sprader. Staff — Kneeling: Jay Moore. Paul Sprader. Sitting: Mrs. Cantey, Terrie Bellairs. Jackie Flackes, Teresa Brown. Connie Tiller, Charles Blair, Stephanie Fleming. Cindy Lakebrink, Barbie Patterson. Standing: Steve Tallyn, Johnny Sharpe, Utica Garrison, Tony Wu, Darrell Griffith, Mrs. Vandiver, sponsor. 182 Organizations Editor, Cindy Lakebrink, works hard on an article for the In-General. Organizations 183 Silver Sabre Staff Toy McLemore is the editor of the 1982 Silver Sabre. Toy and Mrs. Martha Vandiver led the members of the Silver Sabre Staff in publishing the Silver Sabre. The staff members worked hard to think of original ideas, sell ads, draw pages, write copy, and take pictures. Working on the Silver Sabre staff provides a staff member an oppor- tunity to learn everything involved in publication. Kneeling: Tina Phillips, Jill Bright. Sitting: Lynn Tate, Jill Snider. Melinda Earnest. Susan Olivier, Lisa Baldwin, Debbie Totcky. Stan- Mrs. Vandiver watches as Toy McLemore takes over. 184 Organizations ding: Mrs. Vandiver, Tony Wu, Janet Wilson, Paul Rhinehart, Meldoy Jenkins, Toy McLemore, Marianne Peoples, Jolanda Kirkpatrick. Jill Snider and Janet Wilson, Amazon women, hold up yearbook staff. A typical organized day In the yearbook room. Organizations 185 French Club The French Club allows students to ex- perience the language and customs of the French people. This year the Club members had an opportunity to taste French foods at a Christmas dinner. Each member prepared a dish for the dinner. The French Club is sponsored by Mrs. Christy Jensen. Officers — L to R: Allyson Morgan. Treasurer; Christy Jensen. Sponsor; Barbie Patterson. President; Everett Crawford. V-Pres.; Michael Grayson. ICC Rep; Amy Taylor, Secretary; Kevin Bridges. Historian. French Club — 1st row: Keith Walter. Brian Sommers. David Wilburn. Kim Baites, Mark Kimbrough. Michelle Williams. 2nd row: Valerie Leary, Michael Grayson. Joe Sparkman. Derek Potter. Tami St. Clair, Allyson Morgan. Susan Flanders. Vicki Moore. Amy Robinson. Valinsa Carter. Jane Bell. 3rd row: Ned Vaughn. Barbie Patterson. Cindy Johnson. Eric Tepool. Karen Lofton. Donna Hardage, Jimmy Agnew. Amy Taylor. Brad Vick. Everett Crawford. Kevin Bridges. Angie Nichols. 4th row: Michelle Shultz, Carla Arrington. Maurice Davis. Jerita Johnson. Collette Wilson. Kerstien Baurle. David Sharp. Yvonne Ferguson. Denise Combs. Linda Thornton. 186 Organizations Spanish Club The Spanish Club’s main activites are hospitality for exchange students and participation in the Alabama Federation of Spanish Clubs. The Federation has a convention on cam- pus at the University of Alabama in April. The Lee Spanish Club is the Historian Club for the state. Mrs. Mar- jorie Masterson is the sponsor of the Spanish Club. Officers — From front: Gina Dew. President. Sherry Taylor. Vice President. Linda Thornton. Secretary, Melissa Beltrian. Treasurer, Susan Majors. Julie Thompson. Business Managers. Melanie Turnure. ICC Rep. ALABAKa 1st row: Jay Tumminello, Kim Taylor. Doug Turnure. Teresa Palmer. Tammy Crowl. 2nd row: Laurie Tucker. David Sommers. Melissa Beltran. Jennifer Jones, Gina Dew. Sherry Taylor. Melanie Turnure. Steve Kimbrell, Stan Jacobs, Mrs. Masterson. 3rd row: Susan Majors, Julie Thompson, Melissa Hetherington, Linda Thornton, Karen Mad- dox. Dawn Cheatham, Monica Loney, Dawn Redmon. Organizations 187 ; in T £ onatonaw ; w — • •— — mm ■ ' Quill and Scroll Quill and Scroll is an international honorary society for high school journalists. To become a member of Quill and Scroll, a student must have performed superior work in a phase of jour- nalism or school publications, be a junior or senior, and must have a B average in all academic subjects. Martha Vandiver is the sponsor of Quill and Scroll. Members — L to R, Sitting: Cindy Lakebrink, Martha Vandiver, Toy McLemore. Standing: Utica Garrison, Marianne Peoples, Darrell Griffith, Teresa Brown, Melinda Earnest, Reggie Grayson, Jackie Flakes, Lise Baldwin. 188 Organizations Drama Club The Drama Club at Lee promotes the theater talents of the club’s members. Mrs. Linda Bidwell is the club’s sponsor. Under her direction, the club puts on plays and participates in stage competi- tion. The Drama Club is open to all Lee students interested in theater. Officers — left to right: Tommy Lanier, Doreen Gentry, Darrell Griffith. Lying down: Starbuck Griffith. Front row left to right: Bryant Gilbreath. Angela Nichols. Teresa Haas. Mechel Turner. Tammy Walker, Linda Thorton. Anne Nelson, Mrs. Bidwell. Tammy Coleman, Linda Rinard, Beth Wilson. Second row left to right: Jane Bell, Teresa Belew, Melinda Meadows, Doreen Gentry, Melissa Heatherington, Tommy Lanier, Wanda Owens, Collette Wilson, Anne Ballance, Belinda Burell, Michelle Williams. Third row: Billy Christian. Mark See, Kristy McClure, Shelia Markham. Jolanda Kirkpatrick, Reggie Grayson, Charles Blair, Wlyne Toney, Sonya Lasley, Chris Burnette. Organizations 189 Honor Society The National Honor Society is a society whose purpose is to give recognition to students who make high academic achievements. A student must have an overall grade average of ninety or above, pass a screening test of five teachers, and meet the standards of the society in the fields of leadership, academics, service, and character to become a member of the National Honor Society. The club chooses a Citizen of the Month for each month. Mrs. Sue Harvilla is the sponsor of this years Honor Society. Sitting: Toy McLemore, Belinda Cochran, Jerita Johnson. Melinda Earnest, Leigh Marrero. Second row: Utica Garrison, Linda Barnett. Yvonne Ferguson, Terri Johnson, Melody Duvall, Dana Chapman. Third row: Cindy Johnson, Billy Kauffman, Steve Talyn. David Fanning, Kenny Watson, Greg Flowers, Donna Sandidge, Fred Kennel. Todd Frankenfield, Cindy Lakebrink, Bill Franklin. Mrs. Harvilla, Mark Torsteston, Mike Worley. 190 Organizations Astronomy Club Lee’s Astronomy Club is responsible for setting up and running all of the Planetarium shows on Monte Sano Mountain. They also demonstrate the telescope after each show. Doreen Forsythe, director of the planetarium, helps the club. All of the members of the Astronomy Club are also members of the Von Braun Astronomical Society. They are qualified observers who are able to operate the twenty-one inch telescope at the observatory. The club has its own eight inch reflecting telescope which it built. Micheal Wilhelm, Mark Torstenson, Darryl Owens. Left to right: front row: Steve Ponder, Chief Corn- sole, Operator; Kerstin Bauerele, Public Relations; Barry Merritt, Show Coordinator; Mark Torstenson. President. Back row: Mike Wilhelm, Chief telescope operator; Tim Barnett, Treasurer; Mr. Hayes, Sponsor. Organizations 191 FBLA Future Business Leaders of America’s first activity this year was a membership drive. Seventy-three people paid their dues and became members of F.B.L.A. In October F.B.L.A. took candy-filled pumpkins to the children’s wing of the Huntsville Hospital and to the CHI-HO home for children. The club has a point system by which members gain points toward winning various prizes. The club members also have secret pals. F.B.L.A. has had two fund-raising projects this year, collecting used shoes for a dealer and selling calendars. The money raised by these projects is used to send fifteen members to F.B.L.A. com- petition in the spring where they compete in typing, shorthand, accounting, and business communication skills. Officers — Sitting left to right: Mrs. Lanelle Patrick. Sponsor; Teresa Martin. Secretary; Danny Koger, Vice- Pres.; Dottie Frazier. President; Kim McGee, VicePres.; Sharon Chunn, Sgt.-at-Arms. Standing: Angie Gentry, Reporter; Melissa Lancaster. Treasurer; Lucindra Williams. Sgtat-Arms; Mrs. Mollie Linscomb, Sponsor. First row: Beth Cashon, Stephanie Fleming. Michelle Sharp. Vickie Carter. Danny Koger. Monica Miller. Terri Johnson. Patty Socieski, Beth Sartain. Second row: Sponsor, Mrs. Linscomb. Ginny Frazier. Melody Duvall. Jill Snider. Sherry Wade. Tammy Berry. Alicia Stanley. Mary Snider, Teresa Cuzzort. Sponsor, Mrs. Patrick. Third row: Dot tie Frazier. Tammy Wright, Denise Pruitt. Teresa Haas. Donna Burroughs. Tracy Ventress. Laurie Tucker. Teresa Martin. Fourth row: Debbie Burroughs. Patty Medlin, DeAnn Bratcher. Lucindra Williams, Carol Jackson. Nell Campbell. Lollie Broome. Deana Landman. Debbie Totcky, Kim Strong. Janet Gaught, Melody Jenkins. Fifth row: Amy Donlin. Pamela Hambrick. Sheila Hayes. Ann Nelson. Tammy Manning. Kondra Ausborn, Cindy James. Sixth row: Kim McGee. Gwen Bush. Sharon Chunn, Deidra Jones. Serita Ford. Patty Hall. Belinda Bishop. Seventh row. Mark Schrimsher. Anita Nix. Melissa Lancaster. Joel Reaves. Angie Gentry. Althea Allison. Alicia Milam. Kim Milner. 192 Organizations Officers F.H.A. Secretary. left to right: Lana Edwards, President; Jennifer Smith, Vice-President; DeShannon Williams, FHA The purpose of Future Homemakers of America is to help youth assume their roles in society through home economics education in areas of personal growth, family life, vocational preparation, and community involvements. A student who is involved in Home Economics and who pays their national dues may be in FHA. Front row left to right: DeShannon Williams, Lana Edwards, Jennifer Smith, Mrs. Vivian Mason. Sponsor. Second row: Angela Penny, Liz Rich, Amy Smith. Third row: Denise Duffey, Margaret Boles, Lisa Edge, Darlene Cowan, Moncia Garner. Organizations 193 ICC ICC, the Interclub Council of Lee High School, has taken on the challenge of pro- moting school spirit and community in- volvement through service clubs. Each club reports the services it has performed and the outcome at six week intervals. Based on the category of the service, points are given. This tends to promote wholesome competition among clubs. At the end of the year a club will be selected as club of the year. ICC will also co-ordinate a scrapbook contest for the clubs of Lee High School near the end of the school year. ICC Officers — Yvonne Ferguson, Secretary; Toy McLemore, President. Left to right: first row: Monica Massey, Yvonne Ferguson. Toy McLemore, Trudi Scruggs. Rughie Hayes, Janet Davis. Second row: Xavier Ellison, Jim Lipscomb Euqene Fletcher, Mrs. Ida Carwford, sponsor; Starbuck, Mike Grayson, Jill Bright. 194 Organizations Charlotte Elliott, Historian; Kondra Ausborn, Treasurer; Michael Thomas. Vice-Pres.; Terri Thompson. Pres.; Sabina Goetz, Secretary; Ruthie Hayes, ICC. Tri-M Modern Music Masters is an interna- tional honor society of high school musi- cians. It’s purpose is to promote music in the school and community and to recognize outstanding talent and con- tributions in the field of music. Mrs. Vi- vienne Atkins sponsors the Lee chapter of MMM. MMM serves the community by ushering at community concerts and pro- viding music for school and community activities. A student can become a member of MMM by invitation only after being selected by faculty and members. To be a member one must be of good character, have musical talent, be a service to the department, have a “B” average in academics, and have an “A” average in music courses. First row: Kondra Dondra Ausborn, Michael Thomas, Terri Thompson, Charlotte Elliot, Ruthie Hayes, Sabina Geotz. Second row: Mrs. Atkins, Karen Kerr, Connie Reynolds, Lisa McDonald, Belinda Rhoden, Carol Jackson, Lollie Broome. Third row: Janet Hamilton, Micheal Johnson, Kim Lawson, Frances Floyd, Mike Carroll, David Buchanan, Chris Goodbeer, Fourth row: Eugene Fletcher. Anthony Grayson, Brian Sproles, Hosie Seals, Joel Reaves, Allan Sisson, Glenn Baucom. Organizations 195 Hi-Y Hi-Y is a youth legislative club. It is set up by the YMCA, which helps plan the activities for the club. Hi-Y is mainly for students who are interested in law and politics. Although it is a new club, many things are being planned for the upcoming year. bitting: Mr. Earl Grillot, sponsor. Standing, L to R: Charles Blair, Darla Tolemei, Reggie Grayson. 196 Organizations DECA Officers — sitting L to R: Sharon Webb, Vice-President, Melody Duvall, President. Standing L to R: Jimmy Hat- field, Treasurer; Melanie Robinson, Sergeant at Arms, Jim Lipscomb, Secretary. DECA is a vocational student organiza- tion designed for students who are en- rolled in the Distributive Education Cooperative work experience program. DECA stuffed stockings for Christmas Charities this year and was involved in other service projects. DECA members participate in district, state and national competitive events. 1st row, L to R: Belinda Gurley, Sherry Baker, Monica Masey, Tracy Arrington, Joe Robinson, Travis Wimberly. 2nd row: Melody Duvall, John Bannister, Sharon Conerly, Valarie Carter. Dexter Brandon, Scott Carpenter. 3rd row: Jim Lipscomb, Marilyn Curry. Kieth Lacey, Jimmy Hatfield, Glen King. 4th row: Marilyn Brandon, Eddie Stephens, Melanie Robinson, John Power, Selina Albright, Steve Klimak, Connie Luna, Susan Jordon. 5th row: Tracy Tumbling, Cheryl Clark, Suqie Watson, Penny Brown, Sharon Webb, Donna Lewis, Pam Snead, Bill McCully. 6th row: Linda Howell. Karry West, Debbie Warren, Buddy Jolly, Sharon McCormick, Kay Walston, Randy Wuillin, Donald Cooper, Danny Hunt. Kevin Kanupp. Organizations 197 VICA Vocational Industrial Clubs of America is designed for students who are being trained in any one of the several trades which the Technical Center offers. Members must be a Junior or Senior with the proper amount of credits up to that grade level. A student must also be a diversified occupational student or an alumni of the D.O. program. Officers — Seated: Johnny Allen. Jimmy Hicks. Standing: Barry Posey. Mark Everett, John Sewell, Vicki Hyatt. First row: Tim Pickens. Richard Clardy, Mike Norton. Johnny Allen. Lamar Chaplin. James Parker. Second row: Sonya Stegall, Jimmy Hicks, Vicki Hyatt, Bo Carr, Greg Williams. James Miles. Eric Felts, Glen Tartar, Steve Vaughn. Doyle Byrd. Third row: Eric Stegall. Jason Binion, Matt Black, Mark Everett, Barry Posey, Mike Atnip, Greg Pope. Fourth row: Brian Maples, Myron Posey. John Sewell. James Lockett. Fifth row: Bobby Sawada, Curtis Anderson. Jama Blair. Cindy Hicks, Kim McNeely, Midge Swaim, Mike Schrimsher. Sixth row: Donna Stidger, Mark Ward, Vance Rochelle. Mike Bradley. Devon Hughes. 198 Organizations Tech School The Huntsville area Vocational Technical Center offers students of Hunt- sville’s five high schools a variety of courses to prepare them for the future. These courses include instruction in data processing, horticulture, telecommunica- tions, welding, and cosmetology. Courses are offered at Tech School in both the morning and afternoon. Students attend the classes at the school for three periods of each day. The remainder of the day is spent at Lee in required courses. Deca Club — Diane Ragland, Bonita Petty, Gwen Draper. Not pictured: Stanley Miller, Pam Buchanan. Vica Club — Seated: Connie Parker. Standing: Anthony Prator, Ross Brewer. Not pic- FBLA Club — Sitting: Debbie Burroughs, Patricia Malone, Kim Strong, tured: Jason Gray, Michael Emmons, Pat Garrard. Deanna Landman. Standing: Lynn Rosenblum, Richard Fell, Myra Vitale. Organizations 199 Marching Generals The first highlight of the marching season for Lee’s marching band was a trip to Dallas, Texas. There they performed at halftime of a Dallas Cowboys-Houston Oilers exhibition game. Another important event for the band was the Tullahoma, Tennessee Marching Contest. At the contest the band won Best Out-of-State Band, the percussion took second place, and the Flag Corp won second place with a Superior rating. The marching band performs at half-time of Lee football games. They participated in the Christmas Parade this year. Below: Mr. Baccus: an a one an a two. The Marching Generals a shining star Band Officers — Top left to right. Joel Reaves, President; Mark Anderson, Drum Major; Charles Osborn; Manager; Chris Sanderson, Assistant Manager; Lance George, Equipment Manager; An- thony Grayson, Manager. Bottom: Terri Thompson, Secretary; Charlotte Elliot, Assistant Manager; Sabina Geotz, Librarian; Yvonne Ferguson, Librarian. 200 Organizations Mark, does your anti-perspirant really work? is they perform at Dallas. Texas. Band Managers L to R: Kenny Aldrich, Lance George, David Boyd. Organizations 201 Brass Anna Vaughn and Michial Dozier pause for a moment of breath. Howie Elliot tries to stay warm in the cold weather. Left to right: Micheai Dozier, Lenny Foy, Chris Black, Joel Slayton, Karen Kerr, Laurie Tucker, Hosie Seal, Mark Anderson, Anthony Grayson, Kent Petty, Jimmy Chandler. Second row: Howey Elliot, Brad Click, Steven Art, David Grimes, David Hollman, Mark Torstentson, Claudine Lara, Joel Reaves, Laura Titus, Teresa Brown. Mike Wilham, Jim Ellis. Johnny Kirby, Bill Stramiello. Barry Bentley. Jeff Jones. Reggie Grayson, Errol Smith, Joel Hatfield, Victor Burrus, Chris Sanderson. 202 Organizations Thor Picney: Little Drummer Boy. Alan Sisson and Aaron Smith: Bobbsy Twins. Left to right: Karen Haley, Andy Lineau, Kirk Penny, Steven Wallace, Aaron Smith, Wesley Woods, Wlyne Toney, Alan Sisson, Julius Manley, Greg Eaton, Jason Nailen, David Sharp, David Wilburn, Roland Ham, Claudine Pitt, Jay Tumminello. Organizations 203 Woodwinds MeMe Leslie listens intently to the latest gossip. Charles Osborn and Steve Ponder finally shut their mouths. C=L I First row: Suzi Shaw, Patti Pase, Veva Phipps, Angela Watkins, Charlotte Elliot, Lila Savage, Jami Bureleson, Kristi Heatly, Donna Gesner, Yvonne Ferguson, Sabine Geotz. Second row: Laura Kirkland, Melinda Sartin, Michelle Neal, Erike Yenke, Brian Sproles, Alicia Miliam, Mary Jane Reynolds, Sandy Speigle, Sherri Johnson, Christa Miliam. Third row: Teri Phipps, Cindy Harding. Shawn Stewart, Sylid Toney, Camille Mallone, Angela Lacy. Vance George, Wylnn Toney, Jay Tuminello, Claudine Pitt, Sheena Stewart, Tracy Renfroe, Kristin Buerle, Tim Barnette. Fourth row: Kim Baites, Amy Donelin, David Sommers. Alicia Blair, Mark Kimbrough, Brian Sommers, Steve Ponder, Teri Thompson, Greg Tuminello, Charles Osborn, Jim Barisa, Roy Roscoe, Steve Kennel. Michael Grayson. 204 Organizations t Stage Band discusses plans for playing on Broadway. Stage Band The Lee Stage Band is a jazz ensemble that provides an oppor- tunity for exceptional music students to pursue their music in- terest. The stage band performs for elementary schools Colonial Hills, and Chapman. The band also gives a Christmas concert each year and participates in a contest at Tennessee Tech. t .« Jay Tumminello, Claudine Pitt, Greg Tumminello, Steve Kennel, Terri Thompson, Charles Osborn, Steve Ponder, Fred Kennel. Second row: Dexter Turner, Joel Reaves, Joel Hatfield, Errol Smith, Victor Burrus, LaFarrel Walker, Mike Wilham. Third row: David Sharpe, Erron Smith, Mark Torstensen, Lisa McDonald, Laura Titus, Anna Vaughn, Eugene Fletcher, Mark Anderson, Hosey Seal, David Fanning, Anthony Grayson, Mike Dozier. Organizations 205 Confederettes The Confederettes began their year with an exciting trip to Dallas, Texas. They performed with the band at halftime of the Dallas Cowboys-Houston Oilers exhibition game. Later in the fall they entered the Tullahoma, Tennessee Invitational Marching Contest and received first place. The girls participated at the Dunkin’ Booth at the fair in September. The Confederettes also performed at the Blossom- wood Elementary Halloween Carnival and marched in the Christmas Parade. The dance team performs at all football games, home basketball games, and some pep rallies. Diane Mor- rison is the Confederettes’ dedicated sponsor. Lynn Tate flashes a smile during halftime show. Confederettes - 1st row: Cindy Lakebrink, Gina Smith, Tammy Wright. 2nd row: DeLisa Landry, Terri Flanders, Donna Quick, Michelle Sharpe, Jill Snider, Demetra Sullivan. Tonia Robbins. Regina Bently, Juliee Byrom, Melanie Lewis. Lynn Tate. 3rd row: Gina Daniels, Belinda Flanders, Carla Arrington. Susan Olivier. Janet Wilson Jolanda Kirpatrick, Teresa Rodgers, Fran Floyd, Rhonda Baldwin, Ginny Frazier, Wendy Worley. 206 Organizations Cindy Lakebrink wonders what comes next. Diane Morrison, the Confederettes sponsor. Confederettes take a bow during game. Captains — L to R: Tammy Wright, Co-Captain; Gina Smith, Captain; Cindy Lakebrink, Co-Captain. Confederette seniors discuss the dance during the pep rally. Organizations 207 Flag Corps The Lee High Bands halftime perfor- mances are enhanced by the participa- tion of the Flag Corps. The 1981-82 Flag Corps is led by captain Jackie Robinson and Co-Captain Lisa Craver. They par- ticipate in all Marching Band activities. The Flag Corps won second place with a superior rating at the Tullahoma, Ten- nessee Marching Contest this year. L to R: Jackie Robinson; Co-Captain — Lisa Craver Sitting: Jackie Robinson, Lisa Craver. Kneeling: Michele Neal, Terri Gibson, Connie Reynolds, Vanessa Parker, Ginny Preston, Daphne Certain, Tammy Chaplin, Gaylia Hatfield, Farisa Smith. Standing: Angie Hosch, Kim Gurley, Rosalyn Harris, Kathy Spurgeon, Rebecca Bledsoe. Trudy Scurrgs, MeMe Leslie, Karen Daniels. Lisa Moss, Kim Allen. 208 Organizations Feature T wirlers Mr. Bob Baccus is the sponsor of the ’82 Marching Band. Featured Twirlers, Melody Jenkins and Junior Marcia Lucas work hard to make up their own routines. They won first place in the Tullahoma, Tennessee Marching Contest this year. Marcia Lucas struts her stuff during halftime. Top to bottom: Melody Jenkins, Marcia Lucas Marcia and Melody share a joke Left to right: Melody Jenkins and Marcia Lucas while walking off the field Organizations 209 Choral The Lee High Choral Department, under the direction of Mrs. Vivienne Atkins, consists of three choirs and several small ensembles. They perform at such functions as the annual Key Club Beauty Walk, Graduation, and at PTSA meetings. They perform for a wide variety of groups, from community civic groups to school functions. The Lee High Concert Choir, Trouveres and Barbershoppers were selected by audition to ap- pear as an entertainment event at the 1982 World’s Fair in Knox- ville, Tennessee. Officers — 1st row: Clarissa Denmark, Libarian; Angela Sandifer, V-Pres. 2nd row: Meme Leslie, Treasurer; Mike Carrol, President; Leatrice Lacey, Secretary. Trouveres — 1st row: Rosie Hughes, Doug Worlund, Fran Floyd. 2nd row: Chris Goodbeer, Carol Jackson, Lollie Broome, Michelle Schultz, Steve Prince. 3rd row: Ray- mond Gill, Kim Lawson, Bart Amey, Mike Carrol, Micheal Johnson, David Buchanan, Janet Hamilton, Micheal Thomas, Kondra Ausborn, Glenn Baucom. 210 Organizations Choral Department Officers — Department President Mike Carroll, center. Con- Accompanist — Jay Tuminello, Director — Vivienne Atkins cert Choir Officers (clockwise) — Fran Floyd, Historian, Ruthie Hayes, Secretary, Jan Hamilton, Librarian, Kondra Ausborn, Vice President, Micheal Johnson, Treasurer. Concert Choir — 1st row: Jimmy Lindsay, Myra Vitale, Doug Worlund, Debbie Medley, Marland Hayes, Jenny Hunt, Bret Shultz, Denise Trindel, Josh Akins, Connie Reynolds, James Duke, Rhonda Treece. 2nd row: Ruthie Hayes, Mike Rickies, Beth Grogan, Chris Goodbeer, Michele Shultz, Mark Walton. Carol Jackson, Darren Hunter, Lollie Broom, Anthony Williams, Jan Hamilton, David Buchanan, Lisa Moss, Felix Baker. 3rd row: Oscar Sanders. Tammy Berry, Larry Wilson, Melissa Lancaster. Steve Price, Frances Floyd. Mike Carroll, Micheal Johnson, Kim Lawson, Lenny Foy, Rosie Hughes, Charlie Meeler, Donna Rhoden. 4th row: Robert Royston. Anne Ballance, Glen Baucom, Sheila Markham, Will Hester. Lisa Cupp, Raymond Gill, Steve Smith, Cindy Scott, Mark Schrimsher. Organizations 211 Melodians — Seated, first row: Connie Reynolds, Jerry Hunt. Second row: Denise Trindel, Lisa Moss, Myra Vitale. Standing, left to right: Lisa Cupp, Sheila Markham, Anne Ballance, Donna Rhoden. Lollie Broome, Micheal Thomas were chosen outstanding City Choral students this year. This is the first time both the boy and girl have been fornTLee. Michael was also the outstanding state choral student. Trebleaires — First row: Cynthia Elliot, Paula McAllister, Sheila Hayes, Tammy Coleman, Sharron High, Yvonne Petty, Pam Snead. Second row: Ingrid Burton, Beth Wilson, Cindy Upton, Clarissa Denmark, Amanda Edger, Sandra Mullican, Leatrice Lacy. Ginny Preston. Third row: Andrea Baker, Vickie Avery, Susan Major, Wendy Olefield, Latonya Thompson, Karen Daniel. Angela Sandifer. Fourth row: Winona Hicks, Shaun Belle, Andra Miller, Jennifer Briggs, Donna Lewis, Meme Leslie, Carmelita Moore. 212 Organizations Triads — Seated: Paula McAllister, Cindy Upton. Angela Sandifer, Clarissa Denmark. Tammy Coleman. Standing. L to R: Shean Belle. Ginny Preston. Susan Major, Donna Lewis. Amanda Edgar. Leatrice Lacey. Winona Hicks. Barbershop — Kneeling: Doug Worlund, Jimmy Lindsey. Marland Hayes. Josh Akins. Standing: Lenny Foy, Bret Schultz, David Buchanan. Bart Arney, Michael Thomas, Glenn Baucom. Robert Royston, Steve Smith, Chris Goodbeer. Organizations 213 JROTC The Lee High JROTC unit was again designated as an “Honor Unit with Distinction” for the past year. This means that the unit is in the top ten per cent of all JRTOC units in the country. The Rifle Team was the City Champs with six wins and no losses in the city. In the North Alabama Rifle League, the team came in second place with a 15 win-three loss record. The Drill Team has performed at numerous functions and won several awards. The Units Orienteering Team has also performed well this year. This year the ROTC enjoyed their Military Ball at the Officers’ Club. Command Group — left to right: Frank Ferguson, Charita Hinton, Rodney Hornbuckle, John Palmer, Sandra Miller, Glynnis Archie, Barry Goodson, Carolyn Bone. Drill Team — L to R: Fredrick Hester. Barry Goodson. Gerald Jackson. Karen Sullivan, Theresa Gent, Yolanda Sales. Terry Jones, Rickey Hewlett. Kevin Mullican, Sharon Cruthcher. Gary Bryant, Laura Turner, Larry Thompson. 214 Organizations Color Guard — Carol Allen, Rodney Hornbuckle, Tommy Hamilton, Stanley Driver, Bobbie Moore, Charita Hinton, Sandra Barnhart. James Keel. Rifle Team — left to right: Charita Hinton. Frank Ferguson, Stanley Driver, John Palmer. Gary Langford. Barry Sergeant Madden pauses between telling old war Goodson, Rodney Hornbuckle, James Keel, Robert Albright, Ken Ward. time stories. Organizations 215 Company A — Fredrick Hester, William Koger Left to right: Gerald Jackson, Phyllis Allison, John Goodson. Ronald Sherrell, Bobbie Hereford, Desmond Hurt, Karen Sullivan. Tina Hillis. Teresa Gent, Michael Dodson. Dexter Nance, Paul Case. Ara Higgins, Marilyn Moore. Thomas Sisco, Keith Hatchett. Cynthia Evans, Gwen Rice, Michael Briggs. Carl Conley, Gary Langford. Tony Bradford. Paul Ward, Bobby Green. Dolores Bradford. Company B left to right Bobbie Moore. Gary Bryant. Qynnls Archie. Sandra Barnhart. James Boles. Laure Mazikowski. Tommy Hamilton. Bruce Boles, Larry Taylor, Michelle Murrell, Stanley McCaulley, EHrtda Turner. Lucretia Townsend. Felex Baker. Gregory Eaton. Sharon Crut- cher. Laura Turner. James Duke. Dodd Alice. Renee Woods. Melissa Sergeant Joe Pitt works many hours perfecting Orienteering Team: Left to right: Frank Ferguson,Sandra Barnhart. James Boles, Bruce Boles, Robert Albright. JR0TC Second row: Tony Rigney, James Keel. John Palmer, Gary Bryant. Top: Barry Goodson. Kevin Mullican, Ken Ward. 216 Organizations Hetherlngton. Larry Thompson. Margaret Boles, David Boyd. Ann Nelson. Harvey Hamilton. Kevin Mullican. Robert Albright. Ken Ward, Steve Snyder. Brian Hunt, Elite Sandifer, David Moore. Carol Higginbotham. Company C Ruben Cable, Bryan Davis. Raynard Ward. Carol Allen. Vera Pendleton. Keath Sullivan. Wayne Mullins. Donna Hanvey, Yolonda Sales. Wanda Archie. Richy Hewlett. Terry Jones. Debrah Cross. Harvey Hamilton. Anthony Russell, Tim Logan, Nora Ferguson, Carmalita Moore, Michael Lee, Anthony Johnson, Keith Sullivan, Samuel Brazelton, Sharon Baker, Jeff Bahney, Kim Gibson, James Keel, Jessica Barnett, Stanley Driver, Shedrick Williams, David Moore, Tony Rigney. Rangers — Front: Frank Ferguson, left to right: Gary Bryant, Bryan Davis, James Boles. Robert Albright, Brian Hunt. Second row: Tony Rigney. Larry Taylor, Ken Ward, Stanley Driver. Kevin Mullican. Old soldiers never die; they just lean on podiums. Organizations 217 Student Council Sponsors Operation S.O.A.P. This year, as well as others, a great problem at Lee has been getting the students to put their lunch trays up. Because of this the Lee High student council in cooperation with the Madison County clean community system sponsored operation S.O.A.P. (secondary on-going awareness program) to help clean up the lunchroom. Neat Pete visited the school and a way station was put up to make it more convenient for students to put up their trays. The motto “Yo Mama don’t work here so bus yorr own tray” was used to influence students to use their ‘‘home training.” U I i i II r i) j Closing 219 6ujS0|0 oil Closing 221 The road is long, with many a winding turn that leads us to who knows where, but I’m strong enough to carry She ain’t heavy, she’s my sister so on we go, her welfare is my concern no better is she to bear, we’ll get there, for I know she would not incumber me, She ain’t heavy, she’s my sister If I’m leaving at all, I’m leaving with sadness, that every heart isn’t filled with the gladness of love for one another It’s a long, long road from which there is no return. While we’re on the way why not share? And the load doesn’t weigh me down at all She ain’t heavy she’s my sister. 222 Closing BEFORE Who Stole the Sorority Bulletin Boards? AFTER The year vandalism struck the Lee High Sororities. The boards which hang in the library reserved for Sorority purposes suddenly disappeared. Gamma Phi Delta’s was the first to go, although Delta Debs, and Zeta Phi Delta, Alpha Beta Kappa salvaged theirs before they were able to be taken. The sorority board kid- nappers left their mark by tearing off the cork and leaving a ransom note for the return of the board. The suspects of this crime are Lynn Webster and Jeff Wilburn. Closing 223 224 Closing Dear Generals, As we have depicted in the 1982 Silver Sabre, there is a time for everything. Now is the time to say good-bye. The time to leave the good times, bad times, football games, schoolwork, dances and sadly, the time to leave friends. For some of you this good-bye is only for the summer, however for the Seniors it is a final good-bye. The Silver Sabre staff has spent countless hours planning, working, and striving to make this edition special in some way to each and every General. We sincerely hope we have reached this goal. Most of the people who read this book will like it. To them, we offer our thanks. A few people will dislike this book. To them, we offer our condolences, and well, in the immortal words of Rhett Butler: “Frankly . . .” Although “time waits for no man,” the yearbook is timeless. It will be as special and as meaningful to you ten, fifteen, or even fifty years from now as it is today. So, even though we are saying good-bye to 1982, you can re-live the year anytime you look at your yearbook. Sincerely, Toy McLemore Silver Sabre Editor 1982 Our special thanks goes to Mrs. Vandiver for her time, patience, and dedication. We would also like to extend our thanks to Mr. Jim Robbins from Taylor Publishing Company for his assistance. And last, but not least our thanks goes to Waldrup Studio for all the pictures that made this yearbook possible. Closing 225 226 Advertisements Advertisements 227 PIZZA HUT 2 2417 North Parkway HaveaCdke and a smile. 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Seniors of ’83 Reggie Grayson, Demetra Sullivan, Monica Massey, and Jolanda Kirkpatrick Mrs. V and the Silver Sabre Staff, Barbie, Diane and Felicia, Thanks for all your hard work! Thanks for being massive friends. Love ya, Toy Love Wendy Starbuck, I Love You! Confederettes, I’ll miss you all! I love you, Tammy W. Have a great summer to all my Delta Debs sisters. I love you all. Marianne ij i + i Lisa, Thanks for everything! I Love You Toy Paul, Thanks for a great “New Year” Love Always, Toy Denise, You remind me of Waay’s tall tower! Possum Queen and Gopher Guy in o H =f c _o £ Toy, Thanks for being my best fr V iend. Vith Love, Lisa Angie H., You’re the best Gamma Phi lil sis. Love, Wendy Jill . . . Do the Puckcrash! Janie, You’re the best big sis ever. AD 1 Love, Lynn Cathy, I love ya! Marianne Vicki, Greatest big sis! Susan 0) £ o cf) $ cn u C 3 O O +-� c 00 3 +-� CO CO CQ UJ Q E— J UJ Q to i ) c ‘5 ( ) CO JZ a 0) +-• CO Mrs. 4k. % % % RED! Denise, I'll pop a balloon with you any day! Janet Happiness . . . It's somewhere in between a smile and laughter. Beth Wilson Vicki, Mom is watching you! So is Dad! Janet Wilson to premier on “Those Amazing Animals. Meritt, I LOVE YA! Cindy 236 Graffiti Alpha Beta Kappa Sitting, left to right: Debbie Burroughs, Kim McGee, Scott McDaniel, Michelle Sharpe. Benny Brocato, Cindy Scott, Susan Ikard. Standing: Chris Wild, Michelle Schultz, Lori Pierce, Denise Scott, Rosy Hughs, Angie Meeks, Terri Clark, Michelle Johnson, Marcia Lucas. Alpha Beta Kappa promotes sisterhood through activities such as slumber parties, hayrides, and barbeques. They also have a fall and spring tea. A.B.K. sells doughnuts, candy, calendars, and candles to raise money for the annual trip to Florida in June. 238 Sorority Sorority 239 Delta Debs Back row: Lisa Edge, Marianne Peoples, Keith Prince, Todd Frankenfield, Margell Curry, Rhonda Boyles, Kim Parvin, Carla Arrington. Second row: Dottie Frazier, Vicki Hyatt. Tammy Wright. Susan Prewitt, Donna Sandidge, Cindy Lakebrink, Wendy Thompson, Marsha McCanin, Christy Baker, Brad Vick, Kim Dickens. Third row: Terrie Bellairs, Gina Smith, Toy McLemore, Lisa Price, Tina Edwards, Gina Daniels, Janie Johnson. Cathy Rhoden, Kim Smelly, Tracy Blanton. Vickie Carter, Lori McWhorter. Belinda Rhoden, Tank Frankenfield. Lynn Tate, Charlotte Elliot, Kim Petty, Lisa Davis. Not pictured: Carrie Cook, Patty Sobiesko. 240 Sorority Standing, left to right: Gina Smith, Treasurer; Dottie Frazier, Secretary; Lynn Tate, Sophomore Represen- tative; Janie Johnson. Chaplain; Lisa Davis, Junior Representative. Seated: Lisa Price, Sgt.-at-Arms; Ondy Lakebrink, President; Terrie Beilairs, Vice President; Tammy Wright, Historian. Delta Debs is Lee’s oldest sorority. The main objective of the sorority is to pro- mote sisterhood and friendship. The members do this through activities such as slumber parties, cookouts, hayrides and jersey days. Their annual Thanksgiv- ing and Christmas dinners help bring the sorority closer together. The sorority held fall and spring rush teas to bring in new members. These new members raise money to buy the graduating seniors sorority rings. During the year the sorority has many money- making projects to finance their annual trip to Florida. Delta Debs is sponsored by Liz and Bob Parcus. The members of Delta Debs along with the big brothers and Liz and Bob are a part of a very special family. Seniors — Left to right: Vicki Hyatt, Dottie Frazier, Tommy Wright, Kim Parvin, Rhonda Boyles. Margell Curry, Belinda Rhoden, Todd Frankenfield, Cindy Lakebrink, Donna Sandidge, Gina Smith, Terri Beilairs, Susan Prewitt, Lisa Price, Toy McLemore. Sororities 241 Gamma Phi Delta First row, left to right: Shannon McBride, Stephanie Carrlger. Felicia Lofton, Diane Sharpe. Barbie Patterson, Belinda Cochran, Lori Beddingfield, Jill Bright, Leigh Mar- rero, Tami St. Clair, Donna Lofton. Second row: Cindy Johnson, Melanie Robison. Third row: Tonia Robbins, Gayla Buchanan. Kristi Harden, Fran Floyd. Melanie Lewis. Angie Gentry, Angela Faulkener, Meritt Cutcliff. Fourth row: Sheri Lankford, Lori St. Clair, Amy Taylor, Kim Strong, Janet Wilson, Jamie Wampler, Cheryl Houser Allyson Morgan, Angie Hall. Not pictured: Denise Pruitt, Terri Gipson, Lisa Craver, Cynthia Hoskins, Amy Allen. Kim Lawson, Tammy Walker, Wendy McCuistion. Gamma Phi Delta Sorority wears the colors of pink and wine. These girls share a special kind of sisterhood among each other. Working together, they raise money for their annual theme party and trip to Florida. Gamma Phi socials often include hayrides, pizza parties, cookouts, and slumber parties. To be a part of Gamma Phi Delta is to be a part of a special family of true sisters. 242 Sorority President Gndy Johnson Vice President Melanie Robison Historian Stephanie Carriger Chaplain Jill Bright Sargeant at Arms Felicia Lofton, Diane Sharpe. Leigh Marrero 'a . It r y Sophomore Representative Kristy Harden Junior Representative Melanie Lewis Senior Representative Lori Beddingfield r A Sorority 243 Kappa Sigma Omega Front row, L to R: Cathy Layne, Anita Rosenblum, Sharon Webb, Beth Cashon. Lynne Rosenblum. Mary LeBas, Theresa Webb. Second row: Chris Carter, Donna Miller, Chuck McCutcheon, Matt Black, Penny Brown, Jason Binion, Jeff Edwards. Chris Carter. Donna Miller, Lynne Rosenblum, Matt Black, Anita Rosenblum, Sharon Webb. Chuck McCutcheon, Cathy Layne, Mary Lebas, Jason Binion Beth Cashon, Penny Brown, Jeff Edwards, Theresa Webb. 244 Sororities Officers — Left to right: Cathy Layne, Sophomore Representative; Penny Brown, Historian; Mary LeBas, Treasurer; Lynne Rosenblum, Secretary; Beth Cashon. Presi- dent; Sharon Webb, Vice-President; Theresa Webb, Junior Representative; Anita Rosenblum, Sgt.-at-Arms. Kappa Sigma Omega has been busy this year with fund raisers such as selling doughnuts and having car washes for their annual trip to Florida. They elected Big Brothers: Jason Binion, Matt Black, Chuck McCutcheon, and Honorary Big Brothers: Chris Carter and Jeff Edwards. They have also elected a sorority “mother,” Faye Collier. As a service project, KSO filled stockings for the children in our community for Christmas. Kappa Sigma Omega means love, friendship, and sisterhood forever. Sororities 245 AHR AHR is a fraternity that originated in 1979. They have per- formed several different services, including participating in the food drive for Christmas charities. The intentions of the club are excellence. They try to promote good taste and quality at its best. The members of our fraternity are chosen by the members. From left to right: Bill Franklin, Mark Torstenson. Lance George. Steven Kennel, Anthony Grayson. Julius Manley and LaFarrell Walker are members of AHR. From left to right: David Fanning, President; Fred Kennel, Vice-President; Mark Anderson, Sgt.-at-Arms; Alan Sisson, Joel Reeves, Treasurer; Hosie Seal. Secretary. 246 Fraternities The Macho” look of Tri-Sigma. T ri-Sigma Tri-Sigma entered their “General Lee in the Homecoming Parade. Left to right: Vance George, Charles Osborn, Steve Ponder, David Sommers, Daryl Owens, Joel Hatfield. Bill Stramiello, Chris Sanderson, Scott Faulkenberry, Gregg Tumenello. Fraternity 247 Zeta Phi Delta Left to right: Lucretia Smith. Sharon Conerly, Demetra Sullivan. Anita Williams. Cheryl Moore. Lateshia Brandon. Ingrid Burton, Collette Wilson, Nickie Crawford, Stephanie Cain. Jolanda Kirkpatrick, Valorie Carter, Jackie Flakes, Diedra Jones, Jerita Johnson, Lucindra Williams, and Sarita Ford. Center: Big Brothers — Reynard Ward, LaFarrell Walker, and not pictured Charles Blair and Tommy Lanier. Zeta Phi Delta has been a sorority at Lee High School for two years. The twenty-five members exhibit high character. The sorority strives to promote love and sisterhood by various social activities. The year was started by adding new sorors. These young ladies were selected by charter members on the basis of their personality, grades and character. They went through a week of formal initiation followed by a tea. Also, four gentlemen were chosen to be big brothers. Zeta Phi Delta will continue throughout the year to uphold high standards and strive to promote a feeling of unity. 248 Sorority Deidra Jones Jenifer Jones Lucindra Williams Sorority 249 mr Freshmen M Adams, Jerry IQ Akins, Wyatt 3 Aldrich, Kenneth 32, 201 Allen, Kimberly 32, 208 Allen, Shelia 32 Anderson, Deborah 32 Arndt, Steven Klaus 31, 32 Avery, Vickie 32 Ayers, Darryl Lee 42 Bahney, Jeffery 217 Bailey, Arron 32 Baites, Kimberly 32, 186, 204 Baker, Cami 32, 40 Baker, Felix 32, 104 Baker, Marlon 32 Baldwin, Rhonda 32, 179, 206 Ball, Kenneth 32 Bannister, Sandra 32 Barnett, Timothy 32, 204 Battle, Kelvin 32, 104 jk Beasley, Timmy 32 f Bailey, Dewayne 32 Bates, Peggy 32 Steven, Art 202 Beddingfield, Mark 32 Belle, Shean 32, 116,212,213 Bentley, Barry 32 Berry, Frank 32 Bice, Stanford 32 Black, Chris 32, 202 Blackburn, James 104 Blain, Alisa 32, 204 Bradford, Tony 216 Bratcher, Charles 32 Brazelton, Sam 32, 217 Bridges, Jeannie 32 Briggs, Michael 32, 216 Brock, Timothy 32 Brooks, Jeffrey 32 Brooks, Loren 32 Brown, Lora 32 Brown, Paul 32 Brown, James Randy 53 Brown, Virginia 32 Bryant, Gary 32, 214, 216 Burleson, Jamie 32, 204 Burns, Susan 32 Bryom, Julie 30, 32, 34, 54, 206 Bonny, Jeff 104 Berquist, Robin 32 Bradford, James 32 Burrell, Regina 32 Cantrell, Ronald 32 Carden, Charlotte 32 Carriger.Kedra 25, 32 Carroll, Kristie 23, 31, 33, 179 Carroll, Marc 195, 210 Carter, Valinsa 30, 33, 186 Case, Paul 216 Cashon, Joseph 33 Certain, Daphne 33, 208 Chandler, Roslind 33 Chaplen, Tammy 33, 208 Clemons, Chris 33 Clemons, Yvette 32 Click, James 33, 202 Coffey, Mack 33 Coffey, Robert 33, 104 Coleman, Geneva 33 Collins, Meteasa 33, 37 Conerly, Bryson 32, 104, 172 Couch, Lori 23, 33, 155 Coultas, Chris 104 Carter, Tabby 33 Coney, Monica 33 m V Cowan, Darline 137, 193 Crabtree, Douglas 33 Crabtree, Elizabeth 33 H Crawford, Cecel 33 Crim, David 33 Cross, Debroah 217 Cross, Tommy 32 Crosson. Angela 33 Crutcher, Howard 33 Crutcher, Wybelta 33 Cuzzort, Regina 33 Dailey, Russell 33 Daly, Teresa 33,123 Daniel, Karen 33,179, 205, 212 Davis, Jonathan 33 Denmark, Clarissa 33, 210, 212, 213 Dillon, Mark 32, 104 Dorsey, Jennifer 32. 116, 137 Doyle, Ursula 33, 170 Draper, Janice 130, 134 Draper, Jeffery 104 Duffey, Denise 33,193 Duke, Bryant 33 Dunkln, Jennifer 33 Dwyer, Anna 33 Edger, Amanda 33, 212, 213 Edwards, Beverly 33 Edwards, Kathy 33 Elliott, Cynthia 33,212 Elliott, Gary 33, 104 Elliott, Gary 202 Ellisofo Baldwin 33, 36 Essenmacher, Thomas 33 Evans, Cynthia 216 Ezell, James 34, 118 Faulkner, Kathy 34 Ferguson, Nora 217 Ferguson, Terry 32, 104 Finley, Sandra 34 Finley, Vera 34 Flanders, Belinda 34, 206 Flanders, Terri 39,126, 206 Flanders, Traci 34,123,179 etcher, Valorie 34 Foy, Stephen 34, 202, 213 Frazer, Tammy 34 Frazier, Ginny 34, 192, 206 Gavell, Todd 34 SaGentle, Wayne 34 Giles, Walter 34 ibbons, Richard 34, 1B4 oodson, Jeffery 34 raves, Timothy 34, 1($ Grayson, Charles 34, 179, 186, 194, 204 Green, Bobby 34, 104,174, 216 Breen, Valerie 34 Breenlee, Jermey 34 104 Brkler, Margart 34 . riffin, Rebecca 34 Grimes, David 34, 202 Guserin, Jeffrey 34 Guffey, David 34 Guinn, Sharon 56 Gulley, James 34 Gurley. Patty 34, 170 Gustin, Doanld 34 Haddock, Theresa 34 Haley, Karen 34, 203 Hamilton, Harvey 34, 217 Hammonds, Dwight 104 Hancock, Karen 34 Hanvey, Donna 34, 217 Harbin, Michael 34 Harding, Cynthia 34, 204 Hargrave, Georgia 179 Harris, Robert 34 Hanville, Ronnie 34 Hatchett. Keith 34,216 Hawkins, Felicia 34, 170 Hayes, Michael 35 Haygood, Emanuel 35 Healthy, Kristi 35, 204 Hellebrand, Michael 35 Hester, William 35 j Hicks, Rhonda 35 | Higginbothan, Carol 5, 35 Higgins, Ara 35,216, 172 Hill, Rodney, 35, 104 Hillis, Lisa 35 Hinton, John 35 Hodges, David 35 Hodges, Michael 35 Holcomb, Kimberly 35 Holden, James 35 Holland, Thomas 35, 104 Hosch, Angie 35, 208 Hughes, Bridgett 35, 187 Humphrey, Masline 35 Hunt, Kenneth 35, 216 Hunter. John 126, 35 Hunter, John 35 Hurt, Desmond 3f? 216 Jackson, John 104,35 Jackson, Katrina 116, 30, 35, 125 Jenke, Erika 35, 204 Jenpings, Timothy 35 Johnson, Anthony 35, 217 Johnson, Esophia 35 Joiner, Joseph 35 Jones, Jeffrey 35, 202 Kennamore. Kathy 35 Killian, Tammy 45 Kennel, Steven 204, 205, 36, 246 Kilgore, Sharon 36 Kimbrell, Steven 36 187 Kimbrough, Mark 36,179, 186, 204 Kimbrough. Mary 36 King, Johnny 36 Kirkland, Laura 36, 204 Knight, Joanne 36 Koger, Mike 36, 216 Lance, Jonathan 104, 36 Lawler, Jason Hugh 118, 36 Leary, Valerie 123, 36, 186 Lee, Michael 36 Lee, Michael 217 Kenmore, Eric 104 Lienau, Andrew 36, 203 Logan, Timothy 217 Loney, Monica 187 Love, James 104 Maddox, Karen 36, 187 Mahan, Barbara 36 Major, Susan 36, 187, 212 Majors, Susan E. 36, 213 Manlove, Helen 36 Marion, David 104, 36 Martin, Angela 134, 137, 36 Mayes, Angela 36 McAllister, Paula 36,213,212 McCaulley, Billy 36 McGlathery, Ivan 155, 36, 174 Merritt, Barry 36, 179, 191 Miles. Joel 104, 36 Miller, Kelly 36 Mills, Victor 36 Mitchell, Tina 36 Mitchell, Tracey 36 Monroe, Raymond 36 Moore, Cassandra 170 Moore, David 217 Moore, Marvin 36 Moses, Robert 36 Morrison, Brenda 36 Mullican, Sandra 36, 212 Mullins, Wayne 36, 217 Nabors, Kimberly 36 Nance, Dexter 216 Nancec, Vincent 104 Nelson, Tammy 36 Nix, Larry 36 Norman, Linda 36 Oneal, Dawnne 124, 36 Owens, Steven 36 Parvin. Paula 123, 30, 36 Patterson, Barbara 36 Patterson, Kami 36, 179 Pauli, Andrea 36 Pellem, Deborah 37 Perry, Michael 37 Oneal. Dawn 36 Perry, Tammy 37 Petty, Angela 37 Phipps, Karen 37 Pinkerton, William 37 Pinkney, Thor 37, 174, 205,173 Pope, Beth 37 Preston, Regina 37, 208, 213, 212 Pruitt, Lisa 37 Pruitt, Walter 37 Reagin, Lisa 37 Redmond, Dawn 37, 187 Renfroe, Trade 37, 204 Reynolds, Mary 37, 204 Rice, Donald 104 Rice, Earl 37 Rich, Elizabeth 37, 193 Rickies, Mike 37 Ridgeway, Rhonda 37 Rigsby, Charles 37 Rigsby. Mike 104, 36, 37 Roberts, Margaret 37 Robinson, Pam 37 Robinson, Pam 37 Robison, Amy 123, 37,186 Robison, Tandi 37, 38 Roden, Edward 37 Roden, Jeff 37 Russ, Jerri 37 Russell, Antonio 37. 217 Potter, Clay 37 Sanders, Joddy 47 Sartain, Melinda 37, 204 Savage, Lila 37, 204 Schmitz, Nicloe 37 Schultz, Bret 37, 104 Semevolos, Larry 37 Shasteen, Fred 37 Sherrell, Ronald 37. 21 Skipworth, William 3 Slayton, Joel 37, 202| Sloan, Dana 37 I Smith. Aron 37. 2 Smith. Brent 38 Smith. Cheryll 157,170. 30. 38 Smith. Gloria 38 ' Smith, Melinda Smith, Melissa Smith. Steven Snyder. Mary 38, 192 Sommers. Brian 38, 186, 204 Southerland, John 38 Southers, David 104, 38 Stafford. David 38 Statum, Wendy 38 Steele, Marvala 170, 38 Steinman, Kathy 48 Stephens, Lori 38 Stephenson, Sonja 48 Stevenson, Deborah 30, 31, 23 S, mevolos, Theresa 37 Smith, Brent 38 Stewart, Meshawn 38, 172, 204 Stewart, Sheena 38, 204 .172.11 Jtia 39 Stone, James 38 Stovall, Sabrina 38 Summers, Carole 38 Swinford, Thomas 104, 38 Sykes, Linzell 104 Tate, Susan 38 Taylor, Kimberly 38, 127 Taylor, Richard 38, 217 Tepool, Michael 104, 154, 58 Thomas, Craig 104, 38 Thomas. Doyle 104, 38 Thompson. Bennie 104, 38 Thompson. Julia 38, 187 Thompson, Larry 38 Thompson, Latonya 170, 38 Thompson, Tammy 38 Tiller, David 38 Titus, Laura 38, 200, 205 Tondera, Joe 39 Toney, Sylvia 39, 172.179 Townsend, Lucret Trip, David 39 Tucker. Dewayne 39 Tucker, Marie 39 Turner, Cora 49 Turner, Willard 39 Turner, Elfrida 172 Turnure, Douglas 104, 39, 107 Upton, Cindy 39,213,212 Vaughn, Anna 39, 202, 205 Vaughn, Gordon 39 Wales, Stephanie 39 Walker, Gina 39 Walker. Keith 39.186 Walton, Dominique 39 Ward, Jimmy 216 Ward. Ken 39, 215, 216, 217 Ward, Warren 124, 139 Weikert, Todd 39 Wertz, Karen 39 Wertz, Patty 39 Whitehorn, Talmadge 39 Whitt, Maurice 104 Wilburn. John 39, 186, 203 Williams. Anthony 39 ms, DeShannon 39 ms, Michelle 39, 186, 189 ms. Shedrick 39, 217 Woods, Aretha 39 Woods, Darryl 39 Woods, Renee 39, 172 Wright, Anthony 39 Yell, David 39 J . 1 Jf, i I U, JU, 38 a 38 Zinke, Gregg 39 Sophomores Agnew, James 42, 186 Agrelius, K. C. 42 |$kin, Ilerya 42 Akin. Joshua 42, 213 Alfeght, Robert 42, 215, 216, 217 BDodd 42 Allen, Carol 215, 217 lison, Phyllis 216 rney, Bart 124, 142,210,212 smann, Thomas 42 itnip, Carey 42, 176 Austin, Jeffrey 42 Avery, Allen 42 Baker, Sharon 217 Baker, Teresa 42,172 Ballance, Anne 140, 142, 189, 212 Barnett, Jessica 42, 217 Barnhart, Andrea 42 Bayless, Monika 122, 126, 157 Bell, Margaret 42, 186, 189 Beranek, Gwen 42 Berry, Tammy 42, 192 Bennett, Rex 42 Birchfield, Johnny 104, 42 Bledsoe, Rebecca 42, 208 Boles, Bruce 42, 216 Boles, Margaret 42, 192 Boyd, David 42, 201 Bradford, Charles 42 Brandon, Lateisha 42. 248 Brett, Cynthia 42 Bridges. Bobby 124, 42 Bridges. Kevin 104, 42, 176,186 Brooks, Alice 166, 42 Brown, Leesa 42 Buchanan, Pam 42, 199 Bultman, Sheldon 43 Burnette, Chris 189 Burnette, Farnell 43 Burrell, Anthony 118 Burroughs, Donna 43, 192, 100 Byrge, Paul 124, 43 Byrne, Betheny 43 Cain, Stephanie 43, 348 Carroll, Mark 43 Caudle, Darren 43 Chandler, Dalton 43 Christian, Billy 104, 42, 43, 189 Clark, Tina 43 Cline, Glenn 43, 181 Coleman, Tammy 189, 213, 212 Conley, Diane 134, 13 Cook, Carrie 43, 240 CothrenjLeona 43 Craven,Sara 43 Crawford! Cynthia 137, 43, 179, 248 Crawford James 104, 156, 170, 43, 174 175,1] haron 43, 214 tt 170, 171, 11,43, 175, 186 arold 118, 43,174 104, 43 as 43,216 3, 192, 204 116, 134, 43, 135 43, 202 43 99 3,215,217 43 44, 192 Crutcher Davis, A 136 Dicker Dobbs, Ja Dodson, Donlin, Dorsey Dozier, Draper, Draper, Driver, Dunson, Jo Duren, Erne Edge, Lisa 1 Edwards, Lana 193 Conerly, Darryl 43 Cross, Debroah 43 Douglass, BeeBee 43 Ellison, Dave 172,173 Ellison, Xavier 44, 174, 175, 199 Faulkner, Jeff 44 Feagley, Susan 124,126, 144 Felts, Ellen 44 Finley, Michael 44 Flanders, Susan 122, 44, 185 Fleming, Veda 170, 171, 44 Ford, Gerald 44 Ford, Jennifer 44 Ford, Pam 137, 44 Ford, Steven 44 Foreman, Roy 44 Frankenfield, Tim 44, 176, 240 Frizzell, Steve 118, 44 Gabrys, Bobby 44 Galloway, Steve 44 Gent, Theresa 41, 214, 216 Gilbreath, Bryant 41, 44, 189 Gipson, Kim 217 179 Gurley, Kim 208 § Haas, Teresa 166, 44, 189,1 Hall, Angela 122, 40,44. 24! Ham, Roland 44. 203 Hambrick, Pamela 44, 192 Hamilton, Thomas 44, 215 Hammonds,rCelestine 44 Hanks, Curtis 118,44 Hardage, Teresa 116,]44 Hardin, Knsti 44, 243 Harris, John 44 Harris, Roilyn 44, 2Q8. 172 Harwell, Etfbene 44 Hatfield, GBylia 44, 3§i8 Hayes, Janries 45, 2M Hayes, Shefla 45. 1921212 Hietheringtfllr, Meliss� 45,18 Hicks, Bryant 45.172,136 Hicks, Jeankre'45 Hicks, Bryam 45,173136 !n$, Tony45 1 , Tinea|45, 216 I t, John 124, 45 i ;er, ChA 1 45, 17f. 242 ell, Murfcy 124 I les. Ros| 45, 23 210 , Jennifer 45 on, Cha dra 45 I son. Re tcca 45 I ft bs, Stan y 45, 187 owski, Stanley 43$ Jefferson, Sh ron 45 j. Jayson, Shetri 45, 204 Jones, Terry 45, 214. 217 Keel, Michae 45,215, 216, i Kelly, Phyllis 5 Killough. Douglas 45 King, Lisa 45 48 Kirby. Jonathan 48, 02 Knoij, Angelaf 8 Knox, Lawrence 45 Lacey, Leatride 122, 170, 17 Goetz, Christian 34, 44, Golden, Pamala 44 Goosby. Traci 44 Gossett, James 44, 136 Grattan, Rose 44 Gray, Thomas 199 Griffin, Marvin 44 Grissim, Robert 44 Glaven, Beht 41 Grogan, Beth 122 Gunter, John 44 176 21 210 122. 156, 40.40, 76. 77. 46 46,214,216 46 46 46, 203 46, 208, 204 45 122, 170, 171 '45, 45.179. 206 45.179. 202 Sonya 45, 189 '45 Layton, Kimberly 45 Ledbetter, Johnny 45 Leleaux, Lynn 45 Letson, Stanley 45 Lindsay, James 213 Lockett, James 45, 198 Lofton, Donna 45, 242 Logan, Lisa 45 Leston, Sherry 45 Luna, Timmy 124, 45 Malone, Camille 46 Manning, Tammy 46, 192 Maples, Bobby 46 McCann, Marsha 46, 249 McCauley, Sonjia 46, 172 McCaulley, Sylvester 46 McCrary, Rickey 46 McIntyre, John 124, 46 McKenley, Lantana McWhorter, Lori 40, 46, 48, 2- Meadows. Melinda 46, 189 Meeks, Angela 46, 238 Michaels, James 46 Michola. Mark 46| Miller, Andra Miskelly. H Mitchell, Moore, David Moore. Marii Moore. Vicki Moore. Je Morgan, A 79,186 Morrow, Tina McKenley, Mullican. Murrell, Nabors, J Nailen, Ja Neal, Darrin Neale, Neeley, Nelson, Nichols, Nix, Jeffery Oldfield, Osborne Owens, Owens, ’ Palmer, Parham, Parker, V ey, Angela 4 tty, Angela 47 ty, Bonita 47, 199 t 'hipps, Terri 47, 204 Phipps, Veva 204, 175 Newby, Jana 46 Pierce, Lori 47 Ponder, Steven 47, 191, 204, 205, 247 Posey, Angela 47 Powell, Jeff 47 Preyer, Prince 199 Price, Steve 47. 210 Quick, Donna 47, 176, 177, 206 Ragland, Teresa 199 Rice, Gwen 216 Rich, Albert 47 Rich, Brenda 47 Ricketts, Randy 104, 168, 47, 168 Riddle, Dewaine 105 Rigney, Anthony 216, 217 Rir.ard, Linda 47, 189 Robertson, Danny 124 Rogers, Russell 47, 1 Roy 47, 204 Milton 47 Kathie 47 . Robert 124, 4‘ landa 47,21 James 47 Joseph 47 ___.Patty 47 Schrimsher, Robert 47,17 Scott. Denise 47, 238 Scott. Mark 48 See, Mark 48,189,181 Shady, Debbie 48 Sharp, David 48, 205 Shin, In Chul 110, 48 Shine, Brian 48,174 Shine, Jeff 48 Shine, Marcus 118, 48 Simmons, Jeff 48 Smith, Darma 48 Smith, Errol 48, 202, 203, 205 Ros Pow Royst Sales Sande Sande Sande 104,176 !13 217.171 Smith, Farrisa 48, 208, 172 Smith, Jennifer 48, 193 vSmith, Steven 48, 213 ‘Speigle, Sandi 48, 204 Spurgeon, Katheryn 48. 208 StClair, Lori 47,242 Steen, Ilia 48, 172 Walker, Robby 49 Walker, Tamila 49, 189, 242 Wallace, Stephen 49, 205 alls, Darryl 49 ampler, Jamie 49, 242 arren, Sean 104, 49, 174 ktkins, Angela 49, 204 Bkins, Anthony 49, 172 Whitaker, Tanis 49 Whyte, Dianne 49 Wild, Christopher 49, 176, 238 Willarns, Cynthia 49 Williamson, Larry 140 Wilson Beth 49, 189, 180,212 WOsan. Collette 122, 170. 40, 186,129, 189, Wilton. Lawrence 49, 172 _____Is, Wesley 49, 203 Avard, Tresa 49, 172 Wooten, Robert 49 Worley. Wendy 49, 206 Id, Doug 49,210,213 •, Monty 49 Steven 124, 49,176 mas 49 sjjf __________ d, Jody 49 Wilburn, Tom 49 Stewart. Belinda 48 Student. Eric 48 lullivan. Deland 48,147,175 Karen 48, 214, 216, 72, 73 Stewart. Brenda 48 L Swimfj rd, Lisa 45 WWate, Lynn 48, 179, 206, 184, 210, 241 Taylo Amy 48, 186, 242 Terrell, Kelli 48 I Thojjhas, Keith 48 I TFfornton. Michala 45 Tortenson, Kim 126, 49 f Towns, Willis 49, 174 Trindel, Denise 49, 212 Tumminello, Greg 49, 204, 205, 247 Turner, Laura 49, 214 Ventress, Tracey 49, 192 Vick, Bradford 157,11, 49, 76, 186, 240 Vitale, Debra 49 Waldrup, Tyler 49 Worlur Y« Yeark Yell, Younc Juniors Albright, Tina 32 Allen, Amy 121, 168, 82, 242 Allen, Terry 104,107, 109, 52, 128 Anderson, Curtis 42, 198 Archie, Wanda 5, 12, 217 Arrington, Carla 166, 52, 186, 206, 240 Atnip, Brian 118, 52 Austin, Deindre 52 Ayers, Karen 166, 52 Baker, Christy 52, 166, 179, 240 Baker, Latunjia 52, 172 Baker, Sherri 52, 172 Baldwin, Lisa 52, 134, 168, 184, 188 Banville, Melody 52 Batts, Hundley 52 Baucom, Glenn 52, 195, 210, 213 Bauerle. Kerstin 52, 186, 191, 204 Belew, Teresa 64, 189 Beltrari| Melissa 52, 166, 167, 187 252 Index Bentley, Carmon 52,170, 206 Bice, Stuart 52 Black, Matthew 52,198 Blair. Charles 179, 189, 182, 196, 248 Blanton, Tracy 15, 52, 240 Brewer, Ross 52, 199 Bridges, Tirfb 53 Brooks, Duane 3, 53 Brazelton, Michele 52 Briggs, Jennifer 212 Brooks, Todd 53, 118 Brooks, William 53 Brown, Jacqueline 53 Brown, Penny 53, 197 Brown, Teresa 53, 182, 188, 202 Buchanan, David 53, 195, 210, 213 Buchanan, Gayla 53, 121. 159, 176, 177, 242 Buckmaster, Jamie 53, 134 Bullion, David 53 Burke, Kathy 53,179, 199 Burruss, Victor 53, 202, 205 Burton, Ingrid 53, 212, 248 Bush, Gwendolyn 53, 192 Carr, Bo 53, 198 Carriger, Brant 124, 176 Carroll, Jeff 53 Carter, Valorie 53, 197, 248 Carter, Vickie 53. 170, 192, 240 Cashon, Johnny 53, 140, 141 Chandler, James 53, 174, 202 Chaplin, Lamarr 53,198 Cheatham, Dawn 53, 180, 187 Clark, Cheryl 197 Clark, James 54 Clark, Terri 54, 166, 238 Cowell, James 54 Combs, Beverly 54, 186 Conley, Carl 54. 136,216 Craver, Lisa 54, 208, 242 Crawford, Robert 54 Crenshaw, Rodney 54 Crowl, Tammy 54, 187 Cucksee, Brian 54, 118 Cucksee, Melissa 54, 140, 168 Culbreath, Mike 54 Cuzzort, Teresa 54, 192 Daniel, Gina 54, 180, 206, 240 Darwin, Samuel 54, 56, 176 Davis, Greg 54 Davis, Lisa 54, 240, 241 Day, Stephen 54 Dennis, Dana 54, 168 Dickens, Kim 11, 78, 55, 137, 240 Dillard, Julie 55 Dorsey, Pamela 55, 116, 117, 134 Douglas, Kenneth 55 Draper, Clay 55,130,172 Duncan. Angela 55 Earls, John 55 Easterling, Mike 55, 104, 128, 136 Eaton, Greg 55, 205 Edwards, Tina 55, 180, 240 Elliot, Charlotte 55, 195, 200, 209, 240 Elliott, Terry 55, 104 Ellis, James 55, 202 Ellison, Vonda 55 Emmons, Michael 55, 199 Fain, Robin 55 Faulkner, Angela 51, 55, 121, 168, 176, 177, 179, 242 Flanders, Joey 55, 104, 176 Fleming, Stephanie 55, 171, 173, 182, 192 Floyd, Francis 56, 195, 206, 210, 211, 242 Friend, Joseph 56, 174, 175 Garner, Monica 193 Gaught, Janet 56, 192 George, Vance 56, 247 Gesner, Donna 56, 204 Gilmore, Suzanne 261 Goetz, Sabine 12, 50, 56, 168, 195, 200, 204 Goodbeer, Chris 56, 195, 210, 213 Goodson, Barry 56, 195, 210, 213 Goodson, Barry 56,195, 210. 213 Grayson, Reginald 50, 51, 56, 174, 179, 179, 188, 189, 196, 202 Green, Shawn 56 Griffis, Kimberly 56 Guthrie. Phillip 56 Haga, Mary 56 Gall, Lori 56 Hall. Patty 56,192 Ham, Cheri 56 Hamilton, Janet 56, 195, 210,211 Hardage, Donna 57,116, 186 Hatala, Cindy 57 Hatfield, Joel 57, 202, 205, 247 Hawkins, Antonio 57 Hedden, Jeff 57, 104 Hereford, Bobby 216 Herron, Tim 57 Hester, Fredich 57, 214, 216 Hewlett. Rickey 57, 214, 217,172 Hicks, Cynthia 57, 198 High. Sharon 57,212 Hinton, Charita 214, 215 Hodge, Robert 57 Holman, Diana 57 Hornbuckle, Rodney 57, 214, 215 Hoskins, Cynthia 57, 166, 167, 242 Howard, Tim 50, 57. 136 Hughes, Devon 57, 198 Hughes, Mark 57 Hughes, Marvin 57, 136 Jackson, Gerald 214, 216 Johnson, Janie 57,166, 167, 179, 240, 238, 141 Johnson, Michele 58, 195, 210, 211 Jones, Delmas 171 Jones, Erin 58, 140 Jones, Percilia 58, 170 Jordan, Susan 58, 198 Kerr, Jerry 58 Kerr, Karen 58, 168, 195,202 King, Debbie 58 King, Morris 58, 159, 176 King, Pam 58 Kirkpatrick, Jolanda 58, 179, 189, 206, 248, 184 Lacey, Angela 58 Lake, Pat 58 Landman, Deaman 58, 189, 199 Lane, Lauren 58 Langford, Gary 58, 215, 216 Langford, Peggy 58 Lankford, Sheri 58, 121 Latham, Lisa 58, 166, 242 Lawson, Kim 58, 168,195, 210, 242 Leslie, MeMe 58,173, 172, 204, 208, 210, 212 Lewis, Allen 58 Lewis, Donna 58, 197, 213, 212 Lewis. Melanie 168, 58. 61. 206, 213, 242 Lindsey, Leslie 58 Loggins, David 58 Lucas, Marcia 59, 209, 238 Lusk, Laura 59 Luttrell, Maria 59 Mahan, Debbie 59 Majors, Verna 59 Maples, Brian (GAPPS) 59, 198 Markham, Shelia 59, 189, 212 Martin, Teresa 59, 192 Massey, Monica 170,171, 75, 194, 147 Maxwell. Robbin 59 McAllister, Tim 59 McAlpin, Glen 59 McBride, Lee 242 McClure, Kristy 59, 189 McCormick, Sharon 59 McCrary, Daisy 59 McCulley, William 59, 197 McCutcheon, Charles 59, 107 McGhee, David 59 McKenley, Lenoir 59. 172 Milam, Alicia 168, 12, 58. 192 Miles, James 59, 204 Miller, Stanley 199 Mills, Kenneth 59 Moore, Cheryl 170, 240 Moore, Joe 59 Moore, Ricky 170, 59 Moses, John 56, 60, 176 Moss, Lisa 60, 208, 212 Muhlhauser, Robert 60 Norton. Michael 60, 198 Oats. Forrest 60 Olivier. Susan 168, 60, 206, 184 Osborn, Charles 60, 198, 204, 205, 247 Owens, Daryl 118, 60, 191, 297 Palmer. John 60, 214, 215, 216 Parker. James 198 Parsons, James 60 Pase, Patti 60, 180, 204 Payton, Verena 60, 199 Peoples, Marianne 168, 55, 60, 179, 184, 240, 188 Petty. Kent 60, 202 Petty, Kim 168, 60, 179, 240 Petty. Ricky 60 Petty. Yvonne 60, 212 Phillips, Romana 60, 199 Phillips, Tina 60, 184 Phipps, Tonita 60, 170, 179 Poole, Patty 60 Porter, John 135, 60 Posey, Myron 64, 198 Potter, Derek 56. 60, 179, 186 Potter, Rowena 60 Powell. Melissa 60 Prince, Keith 60, 240 Pruitt. Denise 121, 126, 60,179,142, 242 Ray, Meridith 60 Reed. Mike 104, 60 Reynolds. Constance 68, 60, 195, 208, 212 Rhoden, Cathy 55, 60, 240 Rhoden, Jeff 124 Rice. William 104, 60,174 Rinard, Gary 60 Robbins, Tonia 206, 242 Roberts, Rod 104, 60,176 Robinson, Grayland 60 Robinson, Jackie 60, 208 Rogers, Teresa 60, 206 Rosenblum, David 60 Rosenblum, Lynn 62, 199 Roth, David 104, 130, 62 Preyer, Anthoney 104 Sandifer, Anglia 62, 210, 212 Sawada, Robert 62, 198 Schrimsher, Jerry 104, 62 Segewitz, Markus 118, 62 Shackelford, Rhonda 62 Sharp, Johnny 62, 179, 182 Sharp, Kevin 24, 62 Sharpe, Trent 104, 62, 176 Shaw, Suzanne 60, 204 Shikoh. Kamran 107 Sias, Bobby 104, 62 Sisco, Thomas 62, 216 Smelley, Kim 166, 167, 62, 240 Smith, Amy 193 Smith, Reggie 104, 62,128, 136 Smith, Teresa 62 Snead, Pam 62,197, 212 Snider, Jill 126, 127, 168, 102, 179, 192, 206,185 Sommer, David 62, 204, 187, 247 Sparkamn, Joe 104, 62,176, 186 Sprader, Louis 139, 62 Stanley, Alicia 166, 62, 192 Statum, Geoff 62 Statum, Stanley 62 Schultz, Michele 168, 176,177,186, 238, 210, 62 StClair, Tami 168, 62,176, 186, 204 Steely, James 63 Stegall, Sonya 63. 198 Stewart, Jimmy 104, 63, 174 Strameillo, William 63, 202, 247 Stuckey, Derrick 63 Sullivan, Demetra 159, 170, 171, 63, 206, 248,54 Sullivan, Keith 63, 174, 217, 216 Sullivan, Ronald 63 Sutton, Wanda 63 Swanson, Glenn 63 Tarter, Glen 198, 63 Tepool, John 104,168,50, 65,176, 186, 63 Thomas, Jana 168, 63 Thomas, Layne 63 Thompson. Vickie 63 Thompson. Wendy 116, 126, 127, 240, 63 Thorton, Linda 68, 63, 179, 186,187 Tiller, Connie 170, 182, 63 Tolomei, Darla 63, 178,196, 63 Totcky. Debbie 166,63, 190,184 Tripp, Sam 63 Tucker, Laurie 63, 187, 197, 207 Tumlin, Tracey 63, 197 Tumminello, Samuel 63,187, 205, 204, 211 Turner,Dexter 205, 63 Turner, Harold 104, 63 Turner, Mechel 63,189, 180 Turner, Victor 63,174 Upton, Carla 63 Vaughn, Edward 118,119, 63,176,186 Vieira, Carrie 63 Vitalie, MyTa64, 199,217 Walker, Debra 64 Walker, LaFerrell, 64, 174,175, 245, 205, 136, 246 Walton, Teeance 64 Wann, Michael 64 Ward, Raynard 64,217,248 Washington, Kathy 64 Webb, Theresa 64 Whitaker, Melissa 64 Whiteaker, Melissa 64 Whitt, Troy 64 Wilhelm, Michael 64, 191, 202, 205 Wilkerson, Donna 118, 64 Williams, Jeffrey 64 Michael 64 Rickey 64 Thomas 64 David 130, 168, 64,176 Janet 168, 55, 64, 206,185,184, 242 Wright. Roger 130, 64, 176,132 Wu. Tony 124, 64, 182,184 mgblood, Jason 64 linski, Rodney 104, 50, 64, 176 Seniors Atkins, Janete 66, 99 Albright. Selina 66, 97,166, 167, 197 Alltfi Johnnie 198 Althes 66, 98,192 Allison, Randall 66 Anderson, Mark 66, 144, 200, 202, 242 Archie, Glynnis 214 Arrington, Tracey 66,197 Atnip, Mike 66, 198 Ausborn, Kondra 66, 99, 192,195, 210, 211 Baker, Andrea 66, 99, 172, 212 Bannister, John 66, 97, 176,197 Barisa, James 66, 204 Barnett, Linda 67,190 Barnhart, Sandra 216 Beddingfield, Lori 67,90,99, 120, 122, 168, 169, 242 Bellairs, Terrie 67, 98, 120, 121, 182, 240, 241 Binion. Jason 198 Bishop, Belinda 67, 192 Blair, Jama 67, 97. 126. 127, 166,167, 198 Boles, James 67, 217 Bone, Carolyn 67, 170, 214 e, Webster 67 wen, Cindy 67 ett, Carl 67 Boyle, Wayne 67, 102, 104 s. Rhonda 67, 97,166, 216, 240, 241 Bradford, Dolores 68, 170, 171, 216 ley, Michaj 198 169, 194, 184, 243, amin 12,68, 98, 176, 195. 192,180,210 102, 104, 128 99.192, 238, 239 Brandon, M.«.r • Bratcher. Deann 68 Bridges, B. a Bright. Jill 68, 99. 1 . Brocato, Samuel B| 238, 239 Broome, Lollie 68 Buckanon, Tony 6 Burroughs, Debby Burruss. Byrd, Doyle 69, 99, 174,1 Byrd, Wilson, 118| Cable, Ruben 69. 98, 217| ® Caldweli. John Campbell, Susan 69. Carpenter, Scott 197 Carriger, Stephania 69, 99, 120, 121, 126, 127,168,169, 243, 242 Carroll, Michael 69, 211 Cashon, Elizabeth 69, 98, 192 Chapman, Dana 69, 190 Chunn, Sharon 69, 192 Clardy, Richard 69,198 Clark, Lorenzo 0 Cobb, Jay 69, 99 Cochran, Belinda 69, 98, 120, 121. 190, 242 Conerly, Sharrolyn 70, 170,175, 197, 248, 239 Conley, Sharon 70 Cook, James 70, 102,104 Cooper, Donald 197 Coste, Cindy 70, 97 Cudp, Lisa 70, 99, 212 Curry, Margell 71,99, 168, 109, 240. 241 Curry, Marilyn 71, 98, 170,171, 197, 249 Cutcliffe, Meritt 7, 71, 87, 99. 120,121, 126, 127, 144, 160, 176, 177, 243, 242 Daniel, Terry 71,130, 174, 131,132 Darwin, Donna 71 Davis, Janice 71,194, 172,173 Daye, Rita 72, 99 Dew, Gina 72, 97, 166,187 Dolan, Jeff 72 Dupree, Marie 72, 98, 144, 149, 168, 169, 178 Dupree, Wesley 72 Duvall. Melody 72, 99,190, 192, 197 Earnest, Melinda 72, 98, 168, 169, 190, 184, 188 Erwin, Jennifer 14, 72 Everett, Mark 198 Fanning, David 13, 65, 71, 72, 144, 150, 190, 205,245 Fell, Richard 199 Felts, Eric 72,198 Ferguson, Limuel 72. 97, 214, 215, 216, 217 Ferguson, Yvonne 72, 166,167, 186, 190, 194, 200, 204 Finley, Paul D. Fischer, John R. 173, 124, 181 Flakes, Jacqueline R. 73,82, 97, 134, 144, 168, 169,179,182 Fletcher, Eugene 73, 174, 175, 194, 195, 173, 205 Flores, Richard Dean Flowers, Gregory Anthony 73, 78, 97,118, 144, 190 Ford, Sarita Aileen 73, 99,170,171,192, 248,249 Frankenfield, Todd 16, 73, 85, 99, 102, 106, 144, 176, 190, 240, 241 Franklin, William Edward 13, 65, 73, 83, 98, 144, 150,168, 169, 190, 246 Frazier, Dorothy 73, 99, 192, 240, 241 Friend, Garrison, 73, 102, 174, 175 Garrison, Utica 73, 166, 167, 190, 182, 188 Gentry, Angie 73, 97, 116, 168,169,192, 242 Gentry, Doreen 73, 189 George, Lance 74, 97, 198, 201, 246 Gill, Raymond 74, 210 Gilliam, Thomas A. 74, 104 Gipson, Terri 74, 98, 208, 242 Gladys, Samuel Goodson, John 216 Grayson, Anthony 74, 81, 98, 174, 175,195, 198, 202, 205, 246 Grider, Ronald 74 Griffith. Darrell 179, 189, 182, 188. 194 Guerin, Michael 74 Gulbis, William K. 74 Gunter, Marty 74 Gurley, Belinda 74, 197 Hamlett, Albert Harlin, William Harris, Jeffrey 74, 170 Hatfield. James E. 75, 99, 197 Hancock. Phillip 74 Hayes, Ruthie 75, 98, 166, 194,195, 211 Hicks, Eric 75 Hicks, Jimmy 198 Hicks, Pamela 75, 98, 144, 178 Hinds, Karen 75 Holder, Jane E. 75,199 Hollman, David 75, 97, 202 Holman, Phillip Howell, Linda 75, 197 Humphrey, Ricky Hunt, Danny 75, 118, 119,197, 212 Hyatt, Vicki 75, 98, 198, 240, 241 Ikard, Susan 76. 238, 239 Jackson, Carol 76, 97, 192, 195, 210, 180 Jackson, Russell James, Cynthia 76, 97, 191, 192 Jenkins, Melody 76, 97, 166, 167, 192, 209, 184 Johnson, Cynthia 76, 99,120, 121, 150, 168, 169, 179,186, 199 Johnson, Herman 76 Johnson, Jerita P. 65, 76,116, 144, 150, 168,109, 186, 190, 248, 249 Johnson, Terri J. 76, 98, 190,192 Jolly, Lawrence L. 77, 197 254 Index Jones, Eddie Jones, Jennifer R. 77, 187, 249 Jones, Kristi R. Higgins, Beverly 75 Hinton, Elizabeth 75 Kanupp, Kevin J. 78, 197 Kauffman, William J. 78, 190 Kennel, Frederick Michael 13, 65, 78, 146, 148, 150, 160, 189, 205, 246 Key, Paul Edwin 78 King, Buford G. 78 King, Patsy A. 78 Kipp, Angela Dawn 79 Klimek, Steven Michael 79, 197 Koger, Danny K. 79, 192 Lacey, George K. 197 Lackey, Joel A. Lakebrink, Cynthia 79, 88, 168, 190, 201, 207, 182, 183, 240, 188, 241 Lancaster, Melissa C. 79. 168, 169, 192 Langford, Aaron 79 Langford, Lacey 172,173 Lanier, Marcus Keith Lanier, Tommy Lee Jr. 80,102, 104,106, 109,110, 111, 112, 146,163, 174, 175, 179,189, 248,128 Lankford, Gr gfty 80, 99 Le Bas, MarryoU, 97 Lee, Robin 8Q Lipsomb, James 8,176, 194,197 Lofton, Felecia 80, 98, 243, 242 Logan, Ben 81, 130, 175, 131,133 Long, Derrick O. Luna, Connie 81, 97, 197 Luna, Jeffrey 81, 99 Malone, Patricia 81, 99,199 Manley. Julius 81, 174, 203, 246 Marrero. Leigh 65, 82, 99, 116, 117, 134, 146, 162, 168, 169, 190, 243, 242, 135 Mazinkowski, Lauri 82, 99 McCaulley, Stanley 82 McCuiston, Wendy 82, 242 McCaniel, Scott 10, 82, 98, 102, 104, 146, 161,238,239 McDonald, Jerry 0 McDonald, Lisa 83, 168, 69, 205 McFerrin, Starlene83, 98, 179 McGee, Kimberly 83, 192, 238, 239 McLemore, Jacqueline 76, 83, 98, 151, 168, 169, 178, 190, 194, 184, 240, 188, 241 McNeely, Kimberly 83, 198 Meldey, Deborah 97 Meeler, Cahrles 15, 83, 140, 141 Michaels, Leborah 84, 199 Milam, Christa 84, 99, 168, 169, 204 Miller, Donna 84, 97,192 Miller, Monica 84 Miller. Sandra 84, 170, 171,24 Milner, Kim 84, 168, 169, 192 Moffitt, Greg 85 Moody. David 85, 105, 129 Moore. Anthoy 130, 172, 173, 131 Moore. Bobbie 85, 124, 134, 137, 170, 215 Moore, Carmeleta 85, 99, 217, 172, 212 Moore, Jay 85, 146, 160, 182, 183,131, 133 Moore, Jerry 85 McCreless, Mike 82 McCormick, Sharon 197 Moore, John 97, 102, 104 Moore, Partick86, 102, 128 Morris, Kelley 86 Musick, Glen 86 Newberry, Denise 86 Nickelson, Clifford 118 Nickelson, Kay 86 Nix, Anita 86, 99, 192 Norton, Ronald 86 Oliver, Michael 86 Otten, Gary 87,102, 104, 130, 168, 169, 131, 128 Parker, Connie 199 Parvin, Kim 87, 98, 166, 167, 240, 241 Patterson, Barbara 87, 91, 98, 120, 186, 182, 243 Payton, Robert 87 Pendleton, Bera 88, 170, 217 Pickens, Timpthy 88, 98 Pitt, Claudine 88, 203, 204, 205 Pope, Gregory 88, 198 Posey, Barry 88 Powell, Gray 88 Power, John 197 Prewitt, Susan 88, 97, 168,169, 240, 241 Price, Lisa 88, 98, 116, 117, 168, 169, 179, 240, 241 Quarles, Mark 88 Quillen, Randall 89, 197 Smith, Lucretta 92, 248 Smith, Regine 7, 10, 84, 86, 92, 98. 170, 174,206. 240, 241 Snowden, Nancy 93, 97, 206 Sobieske, Patty 93, 98, 192, 240 Solberg, Jeffrey 93, 98 Sprader, Paul 70, 93, 104, 130, 147, 182, 183, 131, 133, 132 Sproles, Brian 195, 204 Stegall, Eric 93, 198 Stephens, Clarenece 93, 97, 64, 197 Stewart, Danny 93,102, 104, 174, 175, 128 Stidger, Donna 93, 198 Student, Harold 93, 102, 104 Swaim, Belinda 93, 198 Tallyn, Steven 94, 147,176, 178,190, 182, 183 Taylor, Sharion 94, 99, 166 Thomas. Michael 94, 99, 195, 210 Thompson, Terri 14, 94, 97,151, 188, 169, 195, 200, 204, 205 Tielking, Rodney 94 Toney, Wlyne 94. 97. 189. 203, 180, 204 Torstenson, Mark 94. 190, 191, 202, 205, 246 Towns, Helene 98, 170 Treece, Rhonda 94 Turnure, Melanie 94, 99, 187 Upton, Carl 94, 118, 119 Stewart, Charlene 9 Towns, Melene 94 Reaves, Joseph 89, 98, 192,195, 200, 202, 205, 246 Renfroe, Harold 89 Rhoden, Donna 89, 212 Riasait. Vahid 89, 118, 119 Rinehart, Paru 90, 182 Robinson. George 90 Robinson, Foe 90, 197 Robison, Melanie 90, 99, 168, 169, 197, 243, 242 Rochelle, Vanec 198 Roden, Belinda 90, 168,169, 195, 240, 241 Sanderson, Christopher 90, 198 202, 247 Sandidge, Donna 77, 91, 99. 24. 125, 147, 150, 179, 190, 240, 241 Sartain, Beth 91, 97, 192 Schrimsher, Donald 91, 198 SchrimshejL Mark 91, 192 Scott, Cynthia 91, 97, 238, 239 Scott, Janice 91 Scruggs, Trudi 91, 194, 208, 172, 173 Seal, Hosie 91, 174, 175,195, 202, 205, 246 Sewell. John 91, 198 Shannon, Teleisha 92 Sharp, Anthony 92, 203 Sharp, Diane 6, 8, 10. 86, 92, 98. 120, 161, 176, 243, 177, 242 Sharpe, Kenneth 89, 92,102, 104 Sharpe, Michelle 12, 92, 98, 192, 206, 238, 239 Sisson, John 92, 195, 203, 202, 246 Shalka, Greg 92 Rice, Greg Varner, Harlod 0 Vaughn, Steven 94, 198 Wade, Sherry 95, 98, 192 Walston, Mary 95, 197 Walton, Kenneth 0 Walton, Mark 95 Ward. Mark 95 Warrenn, Craig 95, 89, 102, 108, 174, 175, 128 Warren, Debbie 95, 197 Watson, Kenneth 95, 102, 104, 147, 190 Watson, Suzy 95 Watts, Tommy 95, 124, 125 Webb. Sharon 95, 197 West, Cary 95,197 Whelchel, Jerry 96 Whitehorn, Tammy 96 Whitworth, Pam 96 Wilbanks, John 0 Williams, Gregory 96, 198 Williams, Lucinda 7, 96, 99,163, 170, 171, 192,248, 249 Wimberly, Travis 96, 97,197 Winkles. Bubba 89. 96, 97, 1-2,104, 176, 128 Worley, Michael 79, 96, 98, 118, 119, 147, 151, 176, 178,190 Wright, Steven 96 Wright, Tammy 7. 17, 97, 192, 206, 207, 240. 241 Walton, Terrance 95 Wann, Todd 95 Whitt, Sandra 96 Wickelson, Kay 96, 97 Ji utocjraphd 256 Autographs C'V S'—'