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

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1983 volume:

Silver Sabre 1983 Volume XX LEE HIGH SCHOOL 606 Forrest Circle Huntsville, Alabama eeUcttftavi This year’s publication of the Silver Sabre is dedicated to Stephen Moore, who during his years at Lee High School spent many hours in the shaping of school spirit and traditions. Steve was involved in many school activities, including being President of Student Council and Editor of Silver Sabre. During his senior year, in 1977, Steve was elected Mr. Lee High by the student body. Those who knew him will never forget the warmth and good humor he spread throughout his life. Steve’s memory will always be alive in the halls of the blue and gray. 2 Opening Silver Sabre Staff Table of Contents Editor............ Marianne Peoples Copy Editor ......... Rhonda Baldwin Seniors.......................Reggie Grayson Susan Olivier Tim Howard Juniors ............. Angela Falkner Joe Sanders Sophomores ........... Ginny Frazier Barbara Watkins Freshmen ........... Melissa Beltran Camille Malone Sandi Speigle Faculty..........Jolanda Kirkpatrick Daphne Certain Sports ............. David Sommers Lisa Baldwin Clubs Organizations .... Lynn Tate Mike Rickies Doug Killough Features............Rebecca Bledsoe Jill Snider Ads....................Janet Wilson Tina Phillips Index..................Janet Wilson Tina Phillips Photographers ........ Lisa Baldwin Melissa Beltran Mike Rickies Typists.............Rebecca Bledsoe Rhonda Baldwin Tina Phillips Opening.......................1-15 Classes......................16-85 Faculty......................86-97 Features....................98-123 Clubs Organizations....... 124-173 Sports ................... 174-217 Closing....................218-223 Ads ...................... 224-249 Index..................... 250-257 Opening 3 What Do Seniors Look Forward To? Many events make up our senior year. There are many things to accomplish and both happy and sad times to be had, before we are able to walk across that stage at the VBCC, and receive our diplomas. After asking seniors what they looked forward to the most out of their final year of high school, they told us they looked forward to . . . ... “A totally bogus and all around rugged year.” — Melissa Beltran . . . ‘‘Beach parties in P.C.B.” — Cathy Rhoden . . . “Winning a state championship.” — David Roth . . . “Becoming closer to my graduating class.” — Amy Allen . . . “Having fun with my friends, because I may never see them again.” — Gayla Buchanan . . . “Hanging the little blue tassle in my car.” — Angela Faulkner . . . “The week-ends.” — Joel Hatfield . . . “The end.” — Johnny Sharp . . . “Seeing the Atlanta Braves beat the Dodgers.” — Michael Wilhelm Opening 5 Opening 7 Left Page — Top Left — Stephanie Jennings is pepped up for the big game. Top Right — Operator, could you connect me with 867-5309? Bottom — Watch out Paula the Hulk’s behind you. Right Page — Top — The mighty generals hard at work. Bottom Left — Get fired up Generals. Bottom Right — Okay. Okay take my Butterfinger. 1982 HOMECOMING QUEEN MISS AMY ALLEN Top Left — Junior Maids, Monika Bayless, Lori McWhorter, and Allyson Morgan. Top Right — Senior Maids. Monica Massey, Tonia Robbins, and Kim Dickens. Bottom Left — Sophomore Maids, Debbie Stevenson. Ginny Frazier. Bottom Right — Freshman Maid. Yvette Esslinger. Opening 9 Left Page — Top Left — “Cute Couple Tank and Stephanie get their picture made. Top Right — Eat more Amy, you need it. Bottom — Where did you find him Monika? Right Page — Top — Buddy. Buddy Pals. Bottom Left — Jim and Lori dance to the music. Bottom Right — Smile. You’re on candid camera. Opening 11 Homecoming 1982: Victorious You can’t hold a General back. Homecoming maids and their escorts get front row seats. Freshman float comes in second. 12 Opening For Generals Amy Allen crowned Homecoming Queen. Opening 13 14 Opening Stretch it out! Rusty quinches his thirst. Generals sweat it out. Let’s get physical. ZOoSl 'ty CVl Opening 15 CL aided Lelt page, top — left to right: Tim Howard, Presi- dent; Eric Tepool, Vice-President; Angela Faulkner, Secretary Right page, top — left to right: Tami St. Clair, Treasurer; Rodney Zielinski, Sgt.-at-Arms. Senior Class Sponsor, Mrs. Martha Vandiver and her Senior leeches. Seniors 19 POOL PARTY ST ARTEC Akins. Josh All city-choir 3. 4. Concert choir 2. 3. 4. Baseball 2. 3 Albright. Tina Delores DECA Allen. Amy Freshman class favorite. Homecoming Queen. Anchor club 2. 3. 4. Student Council Representative 1. Student Council Alternate 4. Key Club sweetheart 4. Cheerleader 1.2. 3. 4. Co-captain 1. All-American 4. Gymnastics 4 Allen. Terry Football 1. 2.3. 4 Archie. Wanda Yvette Gamma Sigma Phi. Sgt. at-arms. R.O.T.C. 1. 2.3. Track 1.2 Arrington. Carla Dance Team 3. 4. Pi Phi Epsilon 2. 3. Public Relations Officer 4. Honor Society 3. 4. French Club 2. 3. F B.L.A 2 At nip. Brain Soccer 3. 4 Austin. Deirdre Leigh Drama Club 1.2. 3. Vice President 3 Ayers. Karen Who's Who's Among American High School Students 4. Pi Phi Epsilon 3. 4. Public Relations 4 Baker. Christy Renee Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4. Pi Phi Epsilon 2. 3. 4. Chaplain 4. Student Council Representative 3. Swim Team 2. 3. 4. Captain 2. 3. 4. All City 3. State Top Ten 2. 3. 4. Most Valuable Swimmer 1. 2. 3. 4 Baker. Latunjia Gamma Sigma Phi 3. 4. Choral 4. Track 4 Baker. Sherri Alyann DECA 1. 2. Gymnastics 2. 3 20 Seniors OFF MAGAZINE SALES Baldwin, Lisa Girls’ State, Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Finalist Japan Exchange Student, United States Achievement Academy, Society of Distinguished American High School Students 4, French Club 2,3, 4, Anchor 2, 3, Sergeant at Arms 4, Quill and Scroll 3, National Honor Society 3,4, Silver Sabre 3,4, Scholars Bowl 3,4, Basketball 2,3,4, Cross Country 4 Batts. Hundley Jr. Baucom. Glenn Allen All State Choral Festival 2,3, 4, All City Choral Festival 1,2, 3,4. Barber Shop Ensemble 2,3, 4, Trouvers 3,4, Concert Choral 2,3, 4, Tri-M 3,4 Bauerle. Kerstin Who’s Who Among American High School Students, Modern Music Masters 3,4, Honor Society 3,4, Pi Phi Epsilon 2,3,4. Public Relations Officer 4, Sr. Band III 1, 2,3,4, French Club 2, 3, 4, Astronomy Club 1, 2, 3,4, Von Braun Astronomical Society 3,4, Student Council 4 Beasley. Major Marcel Jr. Football 1 Belew. Teresa Kay Beltran, Melissa A. Best Award For Best All Around Student 3, Spanish Club 2, Treasurer 3, Pi Phi Epsilon 2, Chaplain 3, President 4 Bentley, Cameron Regina Omega Beta Upsilon 2, 3,4, Sergeant-at-Arms 4, Newspaper Staff 4, Confederettes 3,4 Bice, Stuart ROTC 1, Choral 3.4. Football 1 Black, Matt Blair, Charles Eric Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3, Lee High Youth Legislature Chaplain 3, Student Council Alternate 2,3, Representative 4, Newspaper 2, 3, Sr. Band III 1,2,3,4. Manager 2, FBLA Vice-President 4, Cross Country 4 Blanton, Tracy Who’s Who Among American High School Students, DECA 4 Seniors 21 Brewer, Ross VICA Club 3, 4 Bridges, Tina Who’s Who Among American High School Students Briggs, Jennifer Lynn Mixed choral 1 Brooks, Todd A. Football 1,2 Brooks. William Todd Brooks. Vanessa Laveme Brown. Jacqueline Manager of Volleyball Team 4 Brown. Penelope Ann DECA3.4 Brown. Teresa Sr. Band HI 1, 2,3, Rag Corps 2,4, Co-Captain 4, In- General 3, 4, Editor 4, Student Council Representative 1, Quill and Scroll 3, Symphonic Band 1, 2,3 Buchanan. David All State Choral 1.2.3. 4, All City Choral 1.2.3,4, Concert Choral 1, 2,3, 4. Who’s Who Among High School Students 3, Trouveres 2,3,4, Barber Shop 2,3, 4, Stage Manager 3,4, Tri-M 2,3, 4 Buchanan. Gay la Freshman Homecoming Maid, Class Favorite 1,3, Class Treasurer 1, Key Club Sweetheart 1,3,4, Student Council Representative 2, Who's Who Among High School Students, Cheerleader 1,2,3, 4, Co- Captain 4 Buckmaster. Jami Lynn FBLA 4, Basketball 2,3, Captain 3 Rodney Zeilinski was high 22 Seniors magazine salesman with $782.64 Bullion. David Butruss. Victor Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3. Concert Band 1.2, 3. 4. Marching Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Stage Band 1, 2. 3. 4. Choral 4. Head Basketball Manager 2 Burton. Ingrid L. FBLA 1, 2. 3. 4. FHA 1, Advanced Girls Choral 3 Bush. Gwendolyn Marie FHA 1. FBLA 3. Senior Band III 1. 2. Marching Band 1.2 Carr. Donnie Wrestling 1, 2. 3. 4. Track 1. 2. 3. 4 Carringer. Brant Key Club 1.2.3,4. Treasurer 3. Cross Country 3. Golf 3 Carroll. Jeffrey DuBois Football 2 Carter. Valorie Vanessa Most Valuable Track Member 1. OBU 2.3. 4. Journalist 3, Vice-President 4. Choral 1. DECA 3, Homeroom Representative 1. Newspaper 4. Cheerleader 1. 2. Danceteam 4. Track 1. 2, State 1.2 Carter. Vickie Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4. Anchor Club 3,4. FBLA 3.4. BOE 3, 4, Student Council Representative 2. 3. 4. Confederette 2,3 Cash ion. John French Club 2. Astronomy Club 3. 4. Swim Team 2. 3 Chandler. James Otis Beta Theta Chi 1. 2, 3. Assistant Secretary 4. Omega Beta Upsilon Sweet heart 4. Marching Band 1. 2, 3. 4. Concert Band 1. 2. 3.4. Stage Band 4. Wrestling 2 Chaplin. Charles Lamarr Jr. Who’s Who Among American High School Students. National Honor Society 3.4. Youth Legislature 3. 4. VICA 3. 4 Seniors 23 Seniors raised $37,258.82 on Tami St. Clair gives Teresa Brown a shoulder to lean on. Cheatham. Dawn Clark. Cheryl DEC A 3, 4, Track 1,2, Cross Country 1. Gymnastics 1, 2.3 Clark. Chance Dewayne Drama Club 4. French Club 4 Clark. James Who’s Who Among American High School Students, Wrestling 1, Football 1, Basketball 2 Clark. Teresa Lynn Fi Phi Epsilon 2,3.4. Treblearies 1, Concert Choral 2 Colwell, Earl magazine Combs. Denise Sr Band III 1. Flag Corps 2. Exchange Student Craver. Lisa G Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4. Sr Band III 1.2. Flag Corps 2. Co- Captain 3. Confederettes 4 Crawford. Robbie Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4. Student Council 4. Choral 1. Baseball 2. 3. 4 Croat. Tammy Spanish Club 3. 4. Choral 1. 2 Cucksee. Brain E Soccer 3. 4 Culbreath. Michael Wayne DECA 4. Yearbook 2. Wrestling 1. 2 Reggie Grayson and Monica Massey . Preppies?? Seniors 25 Tim Howard Leads Cuzzort. Teresa FBLA 1.2 Daniel. Gina Lynne Who's Who Among American High School Students 4. Entrance Magazine Staff 3, German Club 1, Confederettes 3. 4 Darwin. Samuel J. Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3, 4, Society of Distinguished American High School Students 2.3. 4. Junior Engineering Technical Society 3.4. Key Club 1. 2.3. 4. Second Vice-President 3. 4. Spanish Club 1, 2. Wrestling 1, 2. 3,4. Cross Country 2 Davis. Lisa Ann Who's Who Among American High School Students 3, Student Council Representative 2, 3 Day. Steve VICA 3. 4. Football 1 Dennis. Dana Anchor 2, 3,4 Dickens. Kimberly J. Who's Who Among American High School Students 4, Class Favorite 2. Homecoming Maid 3, 4. National Honor Society 3, 4. Anchor Club 3, 4. Basketball 2, 3, Softball 2, 3, Tennis 4 Dillard. Julia Dorsey. Pam Marie Who’s Who Among American High School Students 2. 3. Volleyball 1. 2, 3. 4. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2. 3. 4. Track 1 Ducote. Melissa Lee Honor Society 3.4. German Club 1. Drama Club 2. Anchor Club 2. 3,4, Sergeant-at-Arms 4, AISE Host Family 4. Student Council Representative 4, In General Staff 4. Swim Team 3.4 Duncan. Angela Basketball 1. 2 Earls. John Will Football 4 26 Seniors Class of 83 Easterling, Mike Football 1,2,3,4, All City. Baseball 1,2,3.4. Basketball 1.2.3.4 Eaton, Greg Edwards, Larry Edwards. Tina Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4, Anchor 3,4, Entrance Magazine Staff 3. German Club 2, Swim Team 3 Elliot. Terry Lee Elliot. Charlotte Sr. Band III 1.2, 3,4, Assistant Manager 3,4, Majorette 2, Drum Corps 4, Tri-M 2,3, 4, Historian 3 Ellis. James Wesley Band 1.2.3.4 Ellison. Vonda Gamma Sigma Phi, Track 1, 2 Emmons, Michael Fain. Robbin Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4. Drama Club 4 Faulkner. Angela Leigh Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3.4. Distinguished American High School Students 3,4. Anchor 2, 3, Chaplain 4, Key Club Sweetheart 2, 3, Sophomore President. Senior Class Secretary. National Honor Society 3,4, French Club 1,2, Student Council Representative 1, 2. Cheerleader 1,2, 3,4, Captain 1, 2, Co-Captain 3, Batgirl 3.4 Flanders. Henry Joseph Who's Who Among American High School Students. Key Club 1,2.3.4. President Advisor 4. Football 1.2. 3.4. Baseball 1.2. 3.4. Track 2 Seniors 27 Amy Allen was crowned Fleming. Stephanie FHA 1. Gamma Sigma Phi 1.2. 3. President 4. FBLA 3. Student Council Representative 2. Newspaper Staff 2. 3. 4. Pi Phi Epsilon 4. Track 4. Volleyball 3 Floyd. Francis Trebleaires 1. Traids 1. Concert Choral 2. Historian 3. 4. Trouvers 2. 3.4. All City Choral 1.2. 3. 4. All-State Choral 1. 2. 3. 4. Modern Music Masters 3. 4. Student Council 1.2. 3. 4. In-General Staff 2. 3. Cheerleading 1.2. Confederettes 3. 4. Varsity Bat Girl 3. Lady Generals 1 Frivik. Bjorn Basketball 4 Fouler. Gordon DECA 3. President 4. Choral 1. 2. 3 Fox. Laura Denise Sr Band III 4. Stage Band 4. Symphonic Band 4 Friend. Joseph DeWayne Beta Theta Chi 2. 3. Assistant Chaplain 2. 3. Literary Magazine 4. Wrestling 1.2. 3. Swimming 3. 4. Track 1. 2.3.4. Band 1.2.3 Garner. Monica FHA 1. Secretary. Treasurer. Parliamentarian 2. 3 Gaught. Janet Who's Who Among American High School Students 4. Trebleaires 1.2. Triads 2. Concert Choral 3. 4. FBLA 3 George. Vance Who's Who Among American High School Students 4. National Honor Society 3. 4. Music Masters 3. 4. Student Council Representative 4. Scholars Bowl Team 3. 4. Sr Band III 1.2. 3. 4. Symphonic Band 1.2. 3. 4 Gesner. Donna Who's Who Among American High School Students 3. 4. Sr Band III 1.2. 3. 4. Pi Phi Epsilon 3. 4 Gilmore. Suzanne Who's Who Among American High School Students 4. National Honor Society 3. 4. FBLA. District Competition Second Place 3. 4 Goetz. Sabine Honor Society 3. 4. Who's Who Among American High School Students 4. Society of Distinguished 4. Sr Band III 1.2. 3. 4. Librarian 2. 3. Secretary 4. Student Council Representative 4. Anchor 2. 3. President 4. Tn M 2. Secretary 3. Vice-President 4. Class Secretary 3 28 Seniors 82-83 Homecoming Queen i Goodbeer. Chris All State Choir 1.2. 3,4. All City Choir 1,2, 3. 4, Bass Section Leader 3. Modem Music Masters 3, Historian 4, Choir 1, 2,3, Librarian 4. Barbershop Ensemble 2, 3, 4, Barbershop Quartet 3,4, Trouveres 3,4, Freshman Class Vice President, Cross Country 4, Drama Club 2. Debate Team 2, Spanish Club 2, Student Council 1,2 Goodson. Barry ROTC, ADPA Award. Outstanding Second Year Student, Academic Excellence Award, National Honor Society 3, 4, Rifle Team 3, 4, Drill Team 2, 3,4 Grayson. Reginald Vann Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3,4, The Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3,4, Delegate to the Lion’s High School Conference 2, Beta Theta Chi 2, 3, First Vice President 4, Student Council 2, 3. First Vice President 4. Junior Class Vice President, Yearbook Staff 2, 4, Class Editor 3, ICC President 4. Quill and Scroll 3,4, Drama Club 3. Band 1, 2, 3, Youth Legislature Treasurer 3, Omega Beta Upsilon Big Brother 2, Volleyball Manager 4, United States National Leadership Award Greene. Shawn D. Spanish Club 1,2,3,4 Griffis. Kim Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3,4, Pi Phi Epsilon 2,3,4, Student Council 2, German Club 1, Vocational Industrial Clubs of America 3,4 Guinn. Sharon State Special Olympics 3, Adaptive P.E. 3,4 Guthrie. Jamey Soccer 4 Haga. Mary Hall. Patricia A. German Club 1, FBLA 3 Hallmark. Linda Ham. Cheri Hamilton. Janet FHA President 1. Tri-M 3.4. Choral 2,3.4. Librarian 3. Secretary 4 Seniors 29 Susan Olivier selected as Hardage. Donna Marie Honor Society 3. 4. Secretary 4, Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, 4. Volleyball 1,2, 3, Softball 1. 2. 3.4 Hatala. Cindy Drama Club 1, DECA 4 Hatfield. Joel E. Scholars Bowi 3, Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4, Senior Band III 1, 2, 3, 4. Officer 4, Stage Band 1, 2,3, 4 Hedden. Jeff Football 1. 2, 3, Baseball 4, Wrestling 4 Hereford. Bobby R.O.T.C. 1.2. 3.4 Hester. Fredrick Pemell Outstanding Driliteam Member. SA II Award. Outstanding LD III, Driliteam 1. 2. 3. 4, Commander 3, 4. Staff S-l, Color Guard. Rank Major Homecoming Maids and their escorts. 30 Seniors 82-83 Band Sweetheart Tim Howard and Susan Olivier work hard to make the annual the best ever. Hewlett. Rickey Gamma Sigma Phi Big Brother 3, Soccer 1 Hicks. Cynthia K. Trebelaires 1, Debate 2, VICA 3, 4 High. Sharon Hinton. Charita National Honor Society 3, Department of the Army Superior Cadet Award 2, 3, Pi Phi Epsilon 3. 4. FBLA 1 „ . c . Hodge. Robert Holman, Diana Rena Horn buckle. Rodney ROTC Color Guard 3, Rifle Team 3, Wrestling 3. Track 3 Seniors 31 Hoskins. Cynthia Lynn Who's Who Among American High School Students. National Honor Society 3. 4. Pi Phi Epsilon 2. 3. 4. Secretary 3. Vice-President 4. Choral 1. Student Council Alternate 2 Howard. Tim United States National Leadership Award 3. Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3. 4. Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3. 4. Alabama Boys' State Representative, Anchor Club Big Brother 3. 4. Sophomore Class Vice President. Junior Class President. Senior Class President. Honor Society 3, 4, Yearbook 4. Executive Board to Student Council 4. Football 1.2, Basketball 1. 2, 3. 4. Swimming 1. 2. 3. Tennis 3.4. Baseball 2 Hughes. Devon VICA 3. Who's Who Among American High School Students Hughes. Mark Hughes. Marvin Basketball 1.2. 3. 4 Jackson. Gerald Jackson. Lee Ann National Honor Society, French Club 2, Choral 2, 3, DECA4 Johnson. Janie Who’s Who Among American High School Students, Pi Phi Epsilon 2. 3. 4. Treasurer 3. 4. Student Council Representative 1, Confederettes 2. 3 Johnson. Jenny Johnson. Glenda Micheal Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4, All-City Choir 1. 2, 3. All-State Choir 1,2,3, Modern Music Masters 2. 3. 4. Concert Choir 2. 3, 4. Trouveres 2. 3. Trebelares 1 Jones. Percilla Annette Omega Beta Upsilon 3, 4. Parliamentarian Kerr. Jerry German Club 12. French Club 4. Science Bowl 3 Seniors won the Penny 32 Seniors Drop and Spirit Stick on Homecoming Day Kerr. Karen Sr. Band III 1,2, 3, 4, Symphonic Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 4. Anchor 3. 4, Senior Representative 4 King. Debbie Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4, Gamma Sigma Phi 1 King. Morris E. Class Favorite 3, Key Club 1, 2, 3. 4, Class Representative 2, Vice President 3, Treasurer 4, Student Council Representative 1, Basketball 1. Baseball 1.2, 3, 4 King. Pamela Cherie FHA 3. Vice-President Kirkpatrick. Jolanda Distinguished American High School Student 3, FBLA 1. 2. 4. OBU 1. Drama Club 3. 4. Student Council Representative 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 3. 4. Danceteam 3. 4 Lake. Patricia FBLA 4. Swimteam 1 Landman. Deanna Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4. FBLA 1, 2. 3. 4. Swim Team 1 Lane. Lon Michele FBLA 1.2. Spanish Club 2.3 Langford. Gary Langford. Peggy Lynn FBLA 4. Volleyball 1. Track 2. Softball 3 Lankford. Sheri Lynn Anchor Club 2. 3. 4. Student Council 2. Alternate 1. Cheerleader 1. 2. 3. 4. Co-Captain 2. Captain 4 Latham. Lisa L FBLA 4. Pi Phi Epsilon 2. 3. 4. Historian 4 Seniors 33 Lawson, Kim Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3, 4. Society of Distinguished High School Students 3,4, Soprano Section Leader 1, Alto Section Leader 3, Outstanding Choral Student 4, Superior Rating in Solo Competition 2,3, All-State 1,2,3,4, All-City 1, 2,3,4, Modern Music Masters 2, 3,4, Anchor Club 2, 3,4, Student Council Representative 4, Trebalairs 1, Triads 1, Concert Choir 2,3, 4, Trouveres 2, 3,4, Concert Choir President 4, Spanish Club 2, Volleyball 1,2, Softball 2. Layne. Lori Allison Student Council Representative 1, Tennis Team 3,4 Leslie. Myra Michelle Gamma Sigma Phi 2,3,4, Flag Corps 3, Future Business Leaders of America 1, 2, 3 Lewis, Allen D. Key Club 2,3,4 Lewis. Donna G. Future Business Leaders of America 2, Trebleaires 3, DEC A 3, Concert Choir 4, Melodians 4 Lewis. Melanie Katherine Who’s Who Among American High School Students, Anchor Club 2, 3,4, French Club 1, 2, Confederettes 2,3, Volleyball 1 Lindsey, Les Loggins. David Lucas, Marcia Band 1, 2,3, Majorette 1,2, Feature Twirler 3 Luttrell, Maria Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4 Mahan. Debbie Future Business Leaders of America Majors, Verna Who’s Who Among American High School Students, German Club 2, Future Business Leaders of America 2, 3,4 Seniors Won the Homecoming 34 Seniors Float Competition Malone, James Maples. Brain Football 1 Markham. Shelia D. Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4, Trebealaires 1, Concert Choir 2,3, 4. Melodians 3,4, Drama 2, 3, DECA 3, Treasurer 4. All City Choir 2,3,4 Martin. Mary Martin. Teresa Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4, FBLA 2,3,4, Pi Phi Epsilon 3,4 Massey. Monica Lynn Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3,4, Homecoming Maid 3. 4, Omega Beta Upsilon 1, 2, 3, Vice President 4, ICC Representative 3, Spanish Club 1,2, DECA Club 3, 4, Student Council Representative 1,2, 3, Beta Theta Chi Mascot 4, Sr. Band III 1,2, 3 Maxwell, Robin Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3, 4, Debate Team 1, Student Council Alternate 1, Drama Club 1, 2, 3, ICC Representative 3, Majorette 2 McAllister. Tim McAlpin, Glen McBride. Shannon Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4, DECA 4, Newspaper Staff 4, Student Council Representative 1,2,3, 4, German Club 1 McClure. Kristal Choral 1. Drama Club 3,4 McCormick. Sharon DECA 3, 4 Seniors 35 Tim Howard and John Moses McCulley. William Arvin DECA 3, 4, Astronomy Club 1 McCutcheon. Charles Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1,2, 4, Wrestling 1 McGhee. David Henry Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3, Football 2. Basketball 2 McKenley. Lenoir Medlen. Scott Alan V1CA2 Milam. Alicia Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4, Sr. Band III 1, 2, 3,4, Symphonic Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Anchor 1,2, 3,4, Vice President 4, Spanish Club 4. FBLA3 36 Seniors I represented Lee at Boys’ State David Sommers and Sabine Goetz flash a smile for the camera Miles. James L Who's Who Among High School Students 3. Drama 1. 2. VICA 3. 4. Student Council Representative 2. Swim Team 2 Mills. Allen Who's Who Among American High School Students 4. Drama Club 2 Moore. Anthony Basketball 3. 4. Football 1. Track 1 Mcxne. Cheryl Denise Who's Who Among American High School Students 4. Omega Beta Upsilon 2. 3. 4. Assistant Secretary 4. Spanish Club 1. Track 1. Student Council 1.2.3 Moore. Joseph Moore. Ricky Who's Who Among American High School Students 4. All City Choral 1.2. Homeroom Representative 4. Choral 1.2. OBU Big Brother 3. 4. Football 1. Baseball 2. Track 3. 4 Seniors 37 Lisa Baldwin was Parker, James Moore. Stacy DECA4 Moses. John Lawrence Hugh O’Brien Foundation Representative 2, Boys’ State 3. Rensselaer Medal 3, Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3, Key Club 3, National Honor Society 3, President 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3 Moss. Lisa Renee Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4. All State Choir 2,3, 4, All City Choir 1, 2,3, 4, Anchor 3, 4. Modern Music Masters 3, 4, Treasurer 4. Trebleaires 1, Concert Choir 2,3,4. Triads 1, Melodiars 2, 3, Trouriours 4, Flag Corps 3 Muhlhauser, Robert Nobles, Deborah Volleyball 1, Track 1 Norton, Mike Football 1,2 Oats, Forrest Carmicheal Football 1,4 Olivier. Susan Carole Band Sweetheart 4, Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3, 4, Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3,4, Anchor Club 2, 3, ICC Alternate 4, Confederettes 2,3, Co-Captain 4, Student Council Representative 1,2. FBLA 4, French Club 1, Yearbook 3, 4. Basketball 1, Swim Team 1, 2, 3 Osborn, Charles Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4, Sr. Band III 1,2,3,4. Officer 3, Officer 4, Stage Band 2.3. 4, Golf 3,4 Owens. Darryl Football 1, Soccer 2, 3,4 Palmer. John Rifle Team 3, 4, Football 2, Chess Club 4, President 4, Honor Society 4. Student Council 3,4, Orienteering Team 2, 3,4 38 Seniors chosen as Girls’ State Representative Parsons. Jim Soccer 1 Payton, Verena Kay FFA 2,3, Future Homemakers of America 3, President 4, DECA 4 Peoples. Marianne Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3,4, Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3, 4, Exchange Student Hostess 1, Anchor Club 2,3,4, Inter Club Council Representative 4, Quill and Scroll 3,4, Silver Sabre Staff 2, 3,4, Editor 4, French Club 2, 3. Student Council Representative 1, 3, Parliamentarian 4 Petty, Kent French Club 1.2, Treasurer 2, Senior Band III 1,2,3,4, Stage Band 4 Petty. Kimberly J. Anchor Club 2,3,4, Flag Corps 2, Girl's Choir 1, Student Council Alternate 3 Petty. Ricky Football Manager, Basketball Petty. Yvonne Phillips. Carol Future Business Leaders of America 2, Future Farmers of America 3, 4 Phillips. Tina Rena Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3, Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4, Future Business Leaders of America 3,4, Flag Corps 2, Silver Sabre Staff 3.4 Phipps. Tonita Keudaud Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4, All-City Choir 1, 2, Omega Beta Upsilon 1,2, 3,4, President 4, Trebles ires 1. 2, Vice-President 1, Triads 1,2, Track 1, 2 Poole. Patty Future Business Leaders of America 1 Posey. Myron Seniors 39 Darla Tolomei chosen as Potter, Derek Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4, Student Council Representative 2, 1, Alternate 3, Drama Club 1, 2, President 2, French Club 3, 4, Wrestling 1, 2,3, Cross Country 2 Powell. Melissa Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3, 4. Choral i Prince. Keith Wrestling 1.2.3.4. Football 1. 2.4 Pruitt. Jaqueline Denise Future Business Leaders of America 3, Freshman Class Secretary, Sophomore Class Secretary, French Club 1, Cheerleader 1. 2,3,4. Gymnastics 2, 3 Roy, Meridith Reed, Michael Wayne Student Council Representative, Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Key Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Representative 3, Vice-President 4, Football 1, 2.3, 4. Baseball 1, 2, 3,4, Track 1 Reynolds. Connie Anchor Club 2,3, 4, Representative 3, Flag Corps 2,3, Trebleaires 1, 2. Concert Choir 3, 4, Triads 2, Trouveres 4, All-State 2,3, All-City 2,3 Rhoden. Cathy Leigh Pi Phi Epsilon 3, 4 Rice. William Henry III Beta Thets Chi 2,3,4, Sergeant at Arms 3,4, Spanish Club 1,2, Football 1.2.3,4 Robbins. Tonia In Generat Staff 4. Confederettes 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Student Council Representative 1. Alternate 2 Roberts. Rod Key Club 1. 2. 3,4, Football 1. 2.3 Robinson. Grayland Football. Baseball 40 Seniors DAR Good Citizen Robinson. Jacqueline Superior Junior Cadet Award 1, Debate Club 1, 2,3. Newspaper Staff 2, 3. Flag Corps 2,3. Captain 3, Honor Society 4, Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4, DECA Student Council 2 Rogers. Teresa Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4, AH Star Dancer 4. Newspaper 4, Tennis 1, 2. Dance Team 3, 4 Rosenblum. David DECA 1 Rosenblum. Lynne FBLA 1,2,3 Sandifer. Angela Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3,4. Trebelaires 1.2.3. 4. Triads 3 Sandifer. Elii M Sawada. Robert Football 1 Schrimsher. Jerry Football 1.2. 3. 4. Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4 Schultz. Loy Michele Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3, All City Choir 1. 3. 4. Anchor 2. 3. Secretary 4. Tri-M 3,4, Key Club Sweetheart 3, Alpha Beta Kappa 3. Secretary 4. Advanced Mix Chorus 2. 3. 4, Trebiliers 1, Trouvers 3. 4. Triads 1, Melodians 2, Entrance Staff 3 Scott. Sheri Segewitz. Markus B Soccer 1. 2,3. 4 Shackelford. Rhonda Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3. FBLA 4 Seniors 41 Sabine Goetz received Mike Culbreath. Bo Carr, Jim Parsons, Darren Neal, and Bo Clark Punk Out!! Sharp. Johnny Eugene Student Council Representative 3,4, Astronomy Club 2, Newspaper Staff 3, 4, Cross Country 3, 4, Track 4 Sharp. Kevin Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4, Tennis 2,3,4, Cross Country 3,4 Sharpe. Trent Shaw. Suzanne Sr. Band III 1.2.3,4 Shikoh. Kamran Football 1. 2. 3.4 Skis. Bobby Football 1.2.3.4 42 Seniors Freedom Foundation Award Smelley. Kimberly Dawn Pi Phi Epsilon 2, 3, 4, Sergeant-at-Arms 3, ICC Representative 4, All City 1, All State 1, FBLA 4, Concert Choir 1, 3, Triads 1 Smith. Amy J. FHA 1,2. 3.4 Smith. Darma D. Gamma Sigma Phi 1, Basketball 1 Smith. Reginald L. Second Defense Corner All-City 3. Beta Theta Chi 4. Football 1. 2. 3. 4. Basketball 1. 2.3, Track 1.2 Smith. Teresa Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4. FHA 1.DECA3 Snead. Pam Choral 2.3.4 Snider. Jill Anchor Club 3, 4, FBLA 3. Newspaper Staff 2. Yearbook 3,4. Student Council Representative Alternate 2. 3, 4, Gymnastics 1,2.3. Co- Captain 3, Cheerleading 2. Danceteam 3 Sommers. David Spanish Club 3. Exchange Student 3. Sr. Band III 1. 2. 3. 4. President 4. Anchor Big Brother 4. All State Band 2. 3, Yearbook staff 4. Chess Club 4. Symphonic band 1. 2, 3.4. All state band alternate 1. Student council representative 4. Modem Music Masters 4. Tri-Sigma 2, 3. 4. Scholars bowl team 4 Sparkman. Joe Key Club 2. 3. 4. Spanish Club 1. 2. German Club 1. 2. Football 1. 2. 3. 4. Baseball 2. 3. 4. Track 2 Spader. Louis Spanish Club 3. Basketball 1. 2. Baseball 1. 2. 3.4 St Clair. Tami Lynn Anchor Club 2. 3. Treasurer 4. Class Treasurer 4. Student Council Representative 1.2. 3. 4. Honor Society 3. Vice-President 4. Key Club Sweetheart 3. 4. Cheerleading. Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3. 4 Stanley. Alicia Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4, FBLA 3.4. Pi Phi Epsilon 3. Secretary 4 Seniors 43 Looks Like Statum. Geoff Football 2 Statum, Stan Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4, Football 1.2, 3, Track 2 Steely. Jimmy Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4, Society of Distinguished High School Students 4, Honors Society 3, Scholars Bowl 3, 4, Science Bowl 3 Stegall. Sonya Marie Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3, VIC A 3, 4, Trebleares 1, 2 Stewart. Jimmy Jr. Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4, Beta Theta Chi 1, 2, 3, 4, Assistant Chaplain 4, Sr. Band III 1, 2. Concert Band 1, 2,3, Spanish Club 4, Wrestling 2,4, Football 2,4. Track 2,3. 4 Stramiello. Bill Sr. Band III 1.2.3. 4 Strong. Kimberly FBLA 2. 3. 4 Stuckey. Derrick Alan Key Club 2. 3, 4. Sergeant-at-Arms 2. Football 2. Wrestling 4 Sullivan. Demetra Rena Society of Distinguished High School Students 3. Class Favorite 2. 3. Homecoming Maid 2. 3, Confederettes Best Dancer 3. Most Leadership 3. Omega Beta Upsilon 1. 2, Parliamentarian 3, 4, Student Advisory Committee 4. Confederettes 2, 3. 4. Captain 4. Beta Theta Chi Sweetheart 4 Sullivan. Keith Lenell BOX 1.2.3 Tabor. Aynn Tepool. John Eric Class Favorite 1. Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3. 4. Society Distinguished American High School Students 3, 4. Key Club 2. 3. 4. Secretary 4. Anchor Big Brother 2, 3. 4. French Club 1, 2. Class Officer Treasurer 2. 3. Vice President 4. Football 1. 2. 3.4. All-City 3. Wrestling 1. Baseball 2. 3.4. All-City 3 44 Seniors We Made It Thomas. Jana Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4. Treblaires 1. 2. Concert Choir 3. Anchor Club 2. 3. Senior Representative 4. FBLA 4. French Club 3 Thompson. Vickie Thompson. VJendy FBLA 4. Gymnastics 1.2. 3. Volleyball 3. Softball 1, 2. 3. 4. Basketball Scorekeeper 3. 4 Thornton. Linda Who's Who Among American High School Students 4. Anchor 2. 3. 4, Student Council Representative 3. Second Vice President 4. French Club 3, 4, Tri-Y 3. Youth Toastmasters 3 Tiller. Constance N. Flag Corps 3. Newspaper 3. 4. Omega Beta Upsilon 3. Historian. Choral 1. 2. 3 Tolomei. Darla Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3.4. Society of Distinguished High School Students 4, Student Council Parliamentarian 3. Student Council President 4. Hi-Y President 3. Honor Society 3.4, Treasurer 4, Student Advisor to the Board of Education. Tennis 4 Totcky. Debbie Society of Distinguished American High School Students 2. 3. Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4, Pi Phi Epsilon 2.3. 4. Yearbook Staff 2. 3. FBLA 3. 4 Tucker. Laurie Miss FBLA 4. Spanish Club 3. FBLA 3. 4. Sr. Band III 1. 2. 3. Flag Corps 4. Symphonic Band 1. 2, 3. 4. Instrumental Ensemble 1. 2, 3 Tumminello. Samuel James Sr. Band III 1. 2, 3. 4. Stage Band 1. 2. 3. Drum Corps 1. 2, 3. 4. Modern Music Masters 3. 4. President 4. Choral Advanced Mixed Ensemble 3. 4. Advanced Trouvers 3. 4. Instrument Ensemble 1. 2, 3 Turner. Mechel Drama 3. Entrance 3, 4 Turner. Victor Spanish Club 3. BOX 3. 4. Soccer 1, Football 3. 4. Track 2. 4 Upton. Carla Choral 1.2. 3. FHA Vice-President 4 Seniors 45 Vaughn. Ned Vitale. Myra Class of 83, The Walker, Debra Walker. LaFerrell Lance Beta Thete Chi 1, 2,3. 4. Vice-President s, President 4. Sr. Band III 1. 2, 3, 4. Jazz Band 3, 4, Track 1, 2. 3, 4. Basketball 1.2.3 Ward. Raynard Beta Theta Chi 1.2. 3. 4. Choral 1. Sr Band III 1. 2.3. 4. Wrestling 1. Swimming 2, Football 1 Washington. Kathy Selena Who's Who Among American High School Students 4. Webb. Theresa Annatte FBLE 2. DECA 3,4. Vice-President 4 Whitaker. Melissa E. FBLA 2. 3.4 Whiteaker. Melissa Ann Wilhelm. Michael Air Force ROTC Scholarship. Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4, Astronomy Club 1. 2.3, 4. Treasurer. Vice-President, Chief Telescope Operator, German Club 1, Sr. Band III 1,2, 3, 4, Symphonic Band 1.2,3,4, Stage Band 1, 2,3. 4 Wilkerson. Donna FHA Secretary 2, Soccer 3 Williams. Jeffery 46 Seniors Best There Will Ever Be! Williams. Rickey Williams. Thomas Wilson. David Lee Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3, Anchor Big Brother 3, 4, Key Gub 1, 2, 3,4, Sergeant at Arms 4, Freshman Class President, French Club 1, Baseball 1,2, 3,4, All-City 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2 Wilson. Janet Society of Distinguished High School Students 3, Anchor Club 2, 3. 4, Yearbook Staff 2.3. 4. Freshman Class Sergeant-at-Arms, French Club 1, 2, Wrestling Scorekeeper 2, 3, Confederettes 2. 3, Drum Corps 4 Wright, Roger Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3, French Club 1, Key Gub 1, 2, 3,4, President 4, Football 1.4. Basketball 1.2. 3.4. Baseball 1,2.3. 4 Wu. Tony Youngblood. Jason A. Wrestling 1 Zielinski. Rodney Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3,4, Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3, 4, United States National Leadership Merit Award 3, 4, Key Club 2,3, 4, Sergeant-at- Arms 3, Senior Representative 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, German Club 1, 2, Junior and Senior Class Sergeant-at-Arms. Football 1,2, 3,4, Track 1 Seniors 4J sen,„a Mono: Jf You Can t Do Great Things, Do Small Things in a Great Way Settlor ‘TtConteato to e tte tt en Our years at Lee were filled with many exciting moments, but hopefully our senior year out shined all the rest. The year was filled with many events, which was an attempt to get the students excited about the class itself. Becoming involved in these activities was perhaps the best decision a Senior could have made. Not only did the involvement help the student, but it united our class as well. Being able to colaborate on different ideas was one of the greatest accomplishments the Class of 83 achieved. Hopefully in the future, when you look upon this very page, you will remember some of the special times you shared with your friends and the special moments we shared as a class. Senior Class President % cc t i o a- Class Song Don’t Stop Belieom ” Colors: Class Bag Uledgewood Blue and Beige flower: Senior f ienie Senior Banquet Senior Showcase: fast Times at f lee Mi (Magazine Sales 'Pantce lior 49 Sponsoring the Junior Class, Ms. Shirley Henderson works with the officers to plan the upcoming Junior-Senior Prom. They have been selling candy and planning other money- making projects to raise enough money to finance the prom. The class’s enthusiasm won them the spirit stick at the only sixth period pep rally. The spirit of the class of ’84 is high and they look forward to their senior year with great expectation. Collette Wilson President Angie Hall Vice-President Allyson Morgan Secretary Sandi Speigle Treasurer Vicki Moore Sgt.-at-Arms Agnew, Jimmy Agrelius, K. C. Akin. Ilerya Albright. Robert Alee. Dodd Arney, Bart Askins. David Asman, Thomas Atnlp, Carey Austin. Jeff Ayers. Darryl Bagsby, Wendy Baker. Teresa Baldwin, Mark Ballance, Anne Barnhart, Andrea Bell, Jane Beranek, Gwen Bergquist, Robin Junior Homecoming Maids: Juniors Monica Bayless, Lori McWhorter, and Allyson Morgan Lori and her date enjoy the halftime festivities. Berry. Tammy Bice, Bryan Birchfield. Johnny Bledsoe, Rebecca Boles. Margaret Boyd, David Bradford. Charles Brandon, Teisha Bridges. Bobby Bridges, Kevin Brooks, Alice Brown, Randy Bultman, Sheldon Burnette. Farnell Burrell, Anthony Byrge, Paul Byrne, Beth Cain, Stephanie Caudle, Darren Juniors 53 Juniors Look Ahead Chandler. Dalton Christian. Billy Clark. Tina Cline, Glenn Clouser, Mark Conley, Dino Cook, Carrie Cothren. Leona Cox, Susan Craven. Sarah Crawford, Everett Crawford, Neki Davis, Maurice Dean, Jeff Dickerson, Harold Dobbs, Phillip Dodson, Ray Donlin, Amy Dorsey. Paula 54 Juniors On College Day Dozier, Michael Draper, Michael Driver, William Edge, Lisa Ellison, Xavier Eubanks, Steve Falkenberry, Scott Felts. Ingrid Finley, Mike Flanders, Susan Fleming. Veda Ford, Jennifer Ford, Pamela Ford, Steve Foreman, Roy Frankenfield, Tim Frizzell, Steve Fuqua, Angela Fuqua, Brigitte Fuqua, Willie Gabrys, Bobby Galloway. Mark Gamble. Mike George. Anthony George, Michael Juniors 55 Gilbreath, Bryant Gipson. Kimberly Goetz, Chris Golden, Pamala Goosby, Tracy Gossett, James Gray. Jason Griffin, Bernard Grissim, Bob Grogan, Beth Gunter, John Gurley. Kim Haas, Teresa Halcomb. Chris Hall, Angie Ham, Roland Hanks, Gregg Hardage, Teresa Hardin. Kristi Juniors Push Candy Sales 56 Juniors to Finance Prom long enough to pose for a picture Harris, John Harris, Rosalynn Harwell, Eugene Hatfield, Gaylia Hayes. Marland Helton, Randy Hicks, Bryan Hicks, Winona Houser, Cheryl Hughes, Rosie Hull, William Humphery, Danny Hunt, Jennifer Huston, Chandra Jackson, Becky Jacobs, Stan Jankowski, Stanley Jefferson. Sharon Jennings, Stephanie Juniors 57 Juniors Are Excited Johnson, Earl Johnson, Sherri Jones, Kevin Jones. Mary Keel, James Killian, Tammy Killough, Doug Kirby, Jon Knox, Angie Lacey, Leatrice Landry. Delisa Lara, Claudine Lasley, Sonya Law, Maurice Layne, LeAnn Layne, Kathy Layton, Kim LeLeauz, Lynn Letson, Stanley Letson, Steve Lindsey, Martin Lofton, Donna Long, Carla Malcolm. Diahn Malone, Camille 58 Juniors About Class Rings Manning, Tammy Matlock. Diana Mayhall, Richard McAnally, Ronda McAnally, William McCann, Marsha McCaulley, Sylvestor Mclntrye, John McKenley. Lantana McWhorter, Lori Meadows. Melinda Meeks, Angela Michaels. David Michola, Mark Minor, Tim Mitchell, Tresa Moore, Vicki Morgan, Allyson Morrow. Tina Mullican, Kevin Neale. Michelle Nelson, Anne Newby, Jana Nichols, Angie Osborne. Rhonda Juniors 59 Owens. Gina Owens. Wanda Palmer, Theresa Parham, James Penney, Angela Petty. Angela Phipps, Terri Phipps, Veva Pierce. Lori Ponder. Steve Posey. Angie Powell, Jeff Price. Steve Quick. Donna Rasland, Teresa Rich, Albert Rich. Brenda Ricketts. Randy Riddle, Dewaine Rlgney, Anthony Rinard, Linda Robertson, Danny Rogers, Rusty Roscoe, Roy Rosenblum. Anita Juniors Take a Trip 60 Juniors to the Cottonfields Mark See instructs Diahn Malcolm on the art of picking cotton Royston, Robert Rubery, Brad Sanders, Joddy Sanders, Joe Schrimsher, Rob Scott, Denise Scott, Mark See, Mark Shady, LeAnn Sharp, David Shin, In Shine, Brian Shine, Jeffery Shine, Marcus Simmons, Jeff Sisco, Thomas Smith, Errol Smith, Jennifer Smith, Steve Snyder, Steve Speigle, Sandi Spurgeon. Kathy St. Clair. Lori Steele, Noel Steen. Ilia Steinman, Kathy Stephenson, Sonja Stone. Rex Student, Eric Sullivan, Delano Sullivan. Karen Tate. Lynn Taylor, Amy Terrell. Kelli Terry, Amy Thomas. Keith Torstenson, Kim Towns. Willis Trindel, Denise Tumminello, Greg Juniors Win Spirit Stick at 62 Juniors Butler Pep Rally, Held Sixth Period Tumlln, Tracy Turner, Cora Ventress, Tracy Vick, Brad Vitale, Debra Waldrep, Tyler Walker, Robby Walker. Tammy Wallace, Stephen Wampler, Jamie Warren, Sean Watkins, Angela Watkins, Anthony Whitaker, Tanis Williams, Cindy Wilson, Beth Wilson, Collette Wilson, Larry Woods, Wesley Worley, Wendy Yeager, Monty Yearick, Steve Yell, Tommy Youngblood, Jody Ross, Ray Juniors 63 At the beginning of the school year, the sophomore class held a disco at the Elk’s Club to provide funds for their homecoming float. The theme of their float was “Coffee . . . One Lump or Two?” The class plans to sponsor a disco for the freshmen and sophomores in the spring. At right. Sponsor Mrs. Christy Jenson Below. L to R. Sitting; Lori Couch, Secretary; Debbie Stevenson, President; Tracy Doyle, Vice-President; Standing; Sabrina Stovall, Sgt.-at-arms; Steven Kennel, Treasurer. Class of ’85 Officers 64 Sophomores Am YOU talking to US? Sophomores Enjoy Life at Lee Sophomores 65 Sophomores ask YellowJackets how they want their coffee!! Sophomore Disco Adams. Jerry Akins. Wyatt Aldrich. Kenny Allen. Kim Anderson, Deborah Arndt, Steven Avery, Vickie Baites. Kim Baker, Cami Baker. Felix Baker. Marlon Baldwin. Rhonda Bannister, Sandy Barnett. Jessica Barnett, Tim Battle, Kelvin Beasley, Tim Beddingfield, Mark 66 Sophomores Finances Float Bray, Regina Bridges. Jeannie Brock, Tim Brooks. Jeff Burleson. Jamie Carden. Lottie Carriger. Kedra Carroll. Kristie Carter. Valinsa Cashon, Charles Certain, Daphne Chaplin. Tammy Clemons. Chris Clemons. James Clemons. Yvette Click, James Coffey. Mack Sophomores 67 Sophomores Elect Ginny Frazier and Coffey. Robert Collins. Meteasa Conerly, Bryon Couch, Lori Coultas, Chris Courtney, Gary Crabtree. Douglas Crim, David Cross, Tommy Crossen. Angela Crutcher. Howard Cuzzort. Regena Daily. Russ Daly, Teresa Danial, Karen Denmark. Clarissa Dillon. Mark Dodson. Mike Doke, Richard Dorsey, Jennifer Doyle. Ursula Tracey Draper. Janice Duffey, Denise Dunkin, Jennifer Dwyer, ieleen Ellet. Wallace Elliott, Gary Essenmacher. Thomas Faulkner, Kathy Finley. Sandra Flanders. Belinda Flanders, Terri Flanders, Traci Fletcher, Valarie Foy, Lenny Frazer, Tammy 68 Sophomores Ginny Frazier and Debbie Stevenson flash a smile to their fans. Debbie Stevenson Homecoming Maids Frazier, Ginny Gentle, Bobby Giles, Walter Gipson, Richard Good son, Jeff Graves, Tim Grayson. Michael Griffin, Becky Grimes, David Guerin, Jeff Gurley, Patti Gustin, Donald Gwathey, Todd Haddick, Theresa Haley, Karen Sophomores 69 Sabrina Stovall puts her best face forward Sophomores Stand Hamilton, Harvey Hancock, Karen Harbin, Mike Harding. Cynthia Harris, Robbie Hatchett, Keith Hayes, Tim Haygood, Emanuel Heatley, Kristi Hellebrand. Mike Hester, William Hicks, Rhonda Higginbotham, Carol Higgins, Ara Hinton, John Hodges, David Holder, James Holland, Glenn 70 Sophomores Out in a Crowd Hosch, Angela Hughes, Bridgett Humphrey. Marlin Hunt, Brian Hunter, Darren Jackson. John Jackson, Katrina Jenke, Erika Johnson, Esophia Joiner, Joseph Jones, Jeff Kennel. Steven Kilgore, Sharon Kimbrell, Steve Kimbrough. Mark Kimbrough, Mary Kirkland, Laura Knight, Joanne Lance, Mike Larsen, Chris Lawler, Jason Leary, Valerie Lee, Michael Lienau, Andrew Maddox. Karen Mahan, Barbara Major. Susan Majors, Susan Malcolm, Anne Malone. Darren Maples, Bobbie Marion, David Martin. Angelia Mason, William Maynard, Barry McAllister, Paula Sophomore 71 Merritt, Barry Miles, Joel Miller, Mercy Mills, Victor Mitchell, Derenda Mills, Connie Mitchell, Tracey Monroe, Raymond Moore, Cassandra Moses. Robert Mosling, Richard Mullican, Sandra Nabors, Kim Nance. Dexter Nix. Mark O’Neal, Dawnne Owens, Steve Parvin, Paula Patterson, Kami Pauli. Andrea Perry, Kirk Phipps, Karen Pope, Beth Preston, Ginny Pruitt, Lisa Rea gin. Lisa Renfroe, Tracie Reynolds, Mary Rice. Newt Rickies, Mike Rigsby, Anthony Rigsby, Michael Robinson, Amy Robison, Pam Robison, Tandi Roden, Jeff Health Required 72 Sophomores Of Sophomores Don’t they look healthy!! Smith, Linda Smith, Lisa Snyder, Mary Russ. Jerri Sartain. Melinda Schmitz, Nicole Schultz, Bret Shasteen, Marty Slayton, Joel Sloan, Dana Smith, Aaron Smith, Brent Sophomores 73 Barry Merritt, little red riding hood, makes a scene at the homcoming pep rally! Sophomores Show Soloman, Ricky Sommers. Brain Southerland, John Stafford. David Statum, Wendy Stephens, Lori Swinford, Lisa Taylor, Kim Taylor, Richard Teaque, Rickey Tepool, Mike “General” Spirit Thomas, Craig Thompson, Julie Thompson, LaTonya Thompson. Randy Thompson, Tammy Thrower, Tammy Tiller. David Titus, Laura Tondera, Joe Toney. Sylvta Tripp, David Tubbs. Kim Tucker. Robert Turner. Elfrida Turner. Laura Upton, Cindy Vaughn. Anna Vaughn, Gordon Wales. Stephanie Walker, Gina Walker. Keith Walton. Dominique Ward. Ken Ward. Warren Weikert, Todd White, Joey Whitehorn. Bruce Wilburn. John Williams, Anthony Williams. Deshannon Williams, Michelle Williams, Shederick Williamson. Larry Wright, Anthony Yell. David Zinke. Greg Sophomores 75 The freshman were off to a good start from the very beginning this year. Their officers have lead them through several activities and fundraisers. Approximately $200 was raised with the annual sale of class t-shirts, and a new idea of selling onionheads. Some of the proceeds went toward the building of the freshman homecoming float, which successully won second place. The freshmen would like to use a portion of the rest of the money to purchase something needed at the school. Freshman class officers: President — Talbot Malone, Vice President — Doug Kauffman, Secretary — Letha Woods, Treasurer — Cindy Beal, Sargeant-at-Arms — Greg Johnson Sponsor: Mrs. Margaret Lawson 76 Freshmen Freshmen 77 Talbot Malone Acklln, Carl Adams, Anna Adams, Mellissa Akin, Phyllis Akins, Bradley Albright, Cynthia Albright, Joseph Allen, Juarlesa Allen, Tammy Amos, Dena Anaza, Beatrice Avery, Alan Baker, Danny Baker. Greg Baker, Lauren Bankowski. Bart Banks. James Barisa, Mark Barksdale, Beth Batts. Wanda Beal, Cindy Beasley. Lynn Beatty, Sloan Bell, Leslie Beranek, Stephanie Berry, Serena Beverly, Nancy Beasley, Micheal Bill. Alicia Birdsong, Robert 78 Freshmen Leads Class of ’86 Bolton, Patrick Boone, Lara Boyd. Michael Brace, Stephanie Briggs, Carol Brooks. Michael Brown, Greg Brown, Jeleatha Brown, Paul Brown, Willie Buchanan. Richard Burroughs. Teresa Bush, Anthony Campbell. Wendy Cantrell, Carla Cantrell, Darla Carroll, Darrin Childers, Connie Cleavinger, Vickie Clemons. Rhonda Coffey, Loretta Colbert. Sherry Cole, Candi Collins, Joseph Cooper, Kim Cooper, Wayne Corcoran, Lisa Cothren, Ken Cothren, Rhonda Crowell. Ann Freshmen 79 Freshmen Show the The Freshmen sing with spirit! Cumbie, Patricia Cutcltffe, Keith Davis, Helen Davis, Jonathan Davis, Randy Dickens, Danny Duke, Crystal Dunegan, Sylverter Dorsey, Fred Doyle, Laura Drake, Ronald Draper, James Duke, Billy Dye. Joey Edmondson, Denise Elliott, Carolyn Ellis. Chris Ellison, Gregory Ellison, Meliss Esslinger, Yvette Farrar, Albright Fassina, Lisa Fitchard, Tony Fletcher, Kent Fletcher, Perry Fletcher, Scottie Fletcher. Vanessa Floyd, Tony Ford, Rosalind Frankenfield. Ted Fretwell, Dirk Gabrys. Richard Gardner, Mike Gamer, Greg Gentle, Billy Giles. Patricia 80 Freshmen Spirit of 86’ Freshmen enthusiastically turn in classwork. Hodges. Shiela Holden, Dana Holman. Jay Holmes. Gary Hooper. Karen Hooper. Ken Hutt, Marlene 1 Huckabee. Thomas Hunter. Derrick Hurt. Desmond Hurth, Bennie Hutto, Robert Ikard. Sharon Gilliand, Ricky Gipson. Chris Goedde. Lori Grayson, Deirdre Green. Earl Green, Lisa Griffin. Valeda Grubbs, Randy Gulley, J Gulley. Kelly Hall. Stacy Hardin, Caralyn Hardin. Chris Harris, Fred Harris, Robert Harville, Ronnie Hatfield. Stacey Hayes. Amy Hayes, Jewell Hedden, Dale Helms, Stacey Hill. Phillip Higgins. Margaret Hillis, Melinda Freshmen 81 Freshmen Sell Onion Jackson, Ornett Jackson, Robert Jefferson, Maurice Jeter, Lynn Johnson. Chuck Johnson. Greg Johnson. Jerry Johnson. Tim Johnson. Tim Jolly, Ronald Jones. Anthony Jones. Kelvin Jones, Lissa Jones. Ragnard Justice. Mark Kauffman, Doug Kennel. Tonya Kent, Teresa Kerr, Ken Klimek. Terrel Lacy. Vickie Lancanster, Michelle Langford, Michael Lasley, Tammy Law, Sondra Lawrence, Scott Lehman, Wendy Leslie, Mark Letson, Susan Lewis, Britt Long. Kim Luttrell, Marla Madden, LaDonne Majors, Tammy Malone, Talbot Malone, Veanice Manley, Kathy Manning, Dick 82 Freshmen Heads to Raise Money Martin. Billy Martin. Jennifer Martin. Melissa Martin, Vance Matkins. Darryl Mazikowski. Dan McAlphin, Tommy McBride. Tammy McCauley. Mark McCaulley. Tony McCracken. Ronald McCrary. Melinda McCuiston, Mark McDonald. Denise Meadows. Chris Medal. Michelle Miller. Karen Mitchell. Shirley Mitchell. Tina Moore. Jackie Moore. Sesslina Moore. Jeff Moore. Julie Morrison. Gene Moss. Lori Mulhouser. Richard Mullins. Melissa Mullins. Roger Neal. Cynthis Noland. Stacy Norman. Mike Norris. Gerry Oats. Dion Owens. Torre Parcus, Monica Parrish. Angela Patton, Gerald Patton. Melissa Patton, Sherri Payne, Lynn Payton. Charles Freshmen 83 Freshmen Place Second Peacock. Christie Pearson. Michelle Perndergraft, Julie Pellem. Debbie Perell, Rodney Perry, Tina Phelps. Leah Phillips. Melissa Pinkney, Thor Preston. Melissa Porter. Dawn Putnem, John Ragland. Lesea Reed. Karen Rich, Kerstin Rigsby. Kim Riley. Danae Roberts, Rusty Robbins. Tracie Robinson, Chris Robinson. Yolanda Roden. Kenneth Roden. Leigh Rogers. Patty Roscoe. Sheilia Rowan, Danny Russ. Gina Russ. Sandra Sales, Dave Sandifer, Michael Sarbell. David Scruggs. Vauletta Seal, Paul Segewitz. Torsten Sewell. Amy Sharp. Brenda Shelton. Tammy Sherrell, Ronald Shin. Kyung Shutts, Ricky Simpson, Kathy Slowik, David Smart. Daneile Smith. Regina Smith. Christi Smith. Lloyd Starnes. John Statum, Mark Steely, Janet Stewart. Robbie Sullivan, Colette Taylor. Ron Thomas, Diane Thomas, Della Thomas, Jerry Thompson, Larry 84 Freshmen in Float Competition Thomson, Victor Thornton, Vonda Tielking, Wanda Tipton, Billy Tremblay, Joseph Tribble, Regina Toney. Connie Tony, Martha Trussell, Treniss Tucker, Marie Tunlin, Lee Turner, David Turner. Ronnie Valentine, Ricky Vandevort, David Varnado, Cindy Varnado, Phil Vickers. Tina Wann, Phillip Walker. Randy Watwood, Jerry Ward, Daniel Ward, Demetra Wiggins, David Wilburn, Tammy Wiley, Robert Wilson. Dale Wilhelm, Cara Williams. Kip Williams, Paul Winsett, Joe Winsett, Melissa Woods, Renee Wood, Julie Woods. Edward Yarbrough, Jacob Zimmerman, Anita Anderson, Mark Freshmen 85 Mr. Jasper Jenkins received his B.A. at Howard College and his M.A. at the University of Alabama. He has been at Lee 22 years, 12 of which he has been principal. 88 Faculty Dr. Donald Sanders is an assistant principal. He has the respon- sibility of writing passes, controlling absences and enforcing discipline for the sophomores and the seniors. Mr. Thomas Owen, the assistant principal for freshman and juniors, is in charge of discipline, controlling absences, and writing passes. Dr. Jonita Haynes is an assistant principal and cirruculum ad- visor. She received her PHD at Vanderbilt University. Faculty 89 CITY BOARD OF EDUCATION SUPPORTED ONE CENT SALES TAX Dr. Shelby Counce — Superintendent Mr. Ed Starnes — President of the Board of Education The City Board of Education makes deci- sions and policies which govern the Huntsville school system. They are elected to four year staggered terms. The Board meets on the first Wednesday of the month for work sessions and on the third Tuesday for regular sessions. Although the Board supported the one cent sales tax, the citizens voted it down. Mr. William Smith — Vice-President Mrs. Martha Miller — Board Member Mr. James Berry — Board Member Mr. Walter Montgomery — Board Member 90 Jeff Wilson after a long day at school. Robert Albright — Counselor Martha Askins — Math Vivienne Atkins — Choral Bob Baccus — Band Director Lois Bartlett — Counselor’s Aide George Bennett — Math and Coach Linda Bidwell — English Betty Brooks — Economics William Brown — Biology Max Burleson — Coach and P.E. Charles Campbell — Soccer Coach, P.E., and Health Harold Chafin — JROTC Faculty 91 Mrs. Harvilla shares an old English joke with Morris King. Bill Chandler — Counselor and Technical School coordinator Mickey Childers — Diversified Education. Ida Crawford — Librarian Teresa Cruise — Mathematics. Melanie Dabbs — English. Ricky Davidson — Physical Education and Coach. Edward Deaton — Mathematics and Coach Floyd Douthit — Driver Education and Coach. John Dudley — Distributive Occupation. Jerry Dugan — Driver Education and Head Basketball Coach. Thomas Esslinger — Art and Crafts. Sue Faulkner — English Faculty 92 Top left: Mrs. Miller tells 'em who’s boss, above: Mrs. Nelson sings a snappy tune to the beat of the xerox machine! Bonnie Franklin — General Business, Typing, Business Law, Business Math, Recordkeeping Florence Geiger — Government and Economics Miriam Gentle — Math Ron Glass — Special Education Robert Gorum — Arts and Crafts Earl Grilliot — Speech Frances Harris — Math Sue HarvHla — Writing III and British Lit. Faculty 93 Preston Hayes — Science Shirley Henderson — English Earnestine Hines — Freshman Social Studies Marian Hoover — Chemistry Onree Jackson — Social Studies, Coach Christy Jenson — French Patsy Johnson — Special Education Margaret Lawson — English and German Mollie Linscomb — Typing, Accounting James Lorder — Math Tommy Madden — JROTC Sue Marshall — Girls P.E., Health, Coach Pat Martin — Registrar Vivian Mason — Home Economics Marjorie Masterson — Spanish Mary Mastin — American History, Western Civilization Glenda Meadows — Typing, Career English Linda Miller — Special Education 94 Faculty Jeancane Moore — Special Education Dianne Morrison — Secretary Jean Mountain — Bookkeeper Margaret Nelson — Librarian Glen Nunley — Coach, Mechanical Drawing LaNelle Patrick — Business and Office Education Gay Payton — English Jackie Pettitt — Social Studies Charles Pike — Special Education Joe Pitt — JROTC Robert Richardson — Science Elizabeth Roberts — Special Education Cleo Robinson — Special Education Aide Beverly Scherer — Special Education Ronald Scoggins — Government and Economics Darian Sloan — Mathematics Margaret Smith — Office Aide Doyce Steele — Social Studies Faculty 95 Judy Steely — Library Aide Earnestine Street — Counselor Nancy Styles — English Penny Sumners — Social Studies Sonya Taylor — Special Education Shirley Thompson — Physical Education and Health Lela Timmons — Special Education Aide Martha Vandiver — Student Activities Lois Watson — Science Jo Hicks — Campus Supervisor Willie Jones — Custodian Oscar Koonce — Custodian Jeff Wilson — Campus Supervisor and Wrestling Coach 96 Faculty The lunchroom staff has a very important role at Lee High. Each day they cheerfully supply the students with hot meals. Without them, the student body would have to eat cold lunches In brown paper bags. Standing. Louise Johnson, Lucy Kephart, Wilma Wallace, Lucille McPeters, Cean Bultman, Dorothy Durham. Front. Dora Breedlove, Faye Bech, Maudie Childers, Mary Byre. Mr. Ed Bone is a gratefully appreciated man. Each day he works to make the lunchroom a better place for the student body to eat. Faculty 97 Senior Favorites Gayla Buchanan David Wilson 100 Features Senior Favorites Tami St. Clair Morris King Senior Favorites Amy Allen Keith Prince Features 103 Junior Favorites Lori McWhorter Everett Crawford 104 Feature Junior Favorites Allyson Morgan Brad Vick Freshman Favorites Julie Moore Danny Dickens Mr. Lee Tim Howard was elected Mr Lee High School by having the most votes in the outstanding seniors election. The students elected Tim because of his outstanding achievements here at Lee. Tim has ex- celled in many areas in his four years at Lee. benefitting the school, teachers, and students. He was Vice-President of his sophomore class, presi dent his junior year, going on to be the senior class president. Tim is in the National Honor Society. Who’s Who Among American High School Students, and Socie- ty of Distinguished American High School Students. He has also received other various academic awards He was involved in football in 9th grade, swimming 9th. 10th, and 11th, basketball 9th, 10th, and 11th, and baseball in the 10th grade. High School — Tim Howard 110 Features Miss Lee High School — Fam Dorsey This year Pam Dorsey was elected Miss Lee High School by the faculty and Senior Class. Pam was elected on the basis of scholastics, leadership, and her out-going personality. Pam is an outstanding athlete in volleyball, basket- ball, and softball. She made the all-city team in softball. Features 111 Outstanding Seniors Each year the Senior class elects students who have been nominated by the teachers for the title Outstanding Seniors. These students are successful in areas such as leadership, music, athletics, and scholastics. According to the teachers and the senior class, the Outstanding Seniors are the most likely students to be successful after gradua- tion. The elected Outstanding Seniors are a good representation of the class of ’83. Louis Sprader Reggie Grayson Kim Dickens 112 Features Outstanding Seniors Rodney Zielinski Angela Faulkner Monica Massey Susan Olivier Vance George Outstanding Seniors John Moses David Wilson Kerstin Bauerle Kim Lawson Demetra Sullivan Outstanding Seniors Lisa Baldwin Eric Tepool David Sommers Darla Tolomei Janet Wilson Citizens of Citizens of the month are nominated and elected by the honor society members. The selec- tions are based on outstanding in- dividua’ hievements in each month of i. .ool year. The studerws elected do not have to be in honor society. They can be in 9, 10, 11, or 12 grade. The ones elected have contributed to the school in loyalty in a certain area such as outstanding work on homecoming or prom festivities, a class officer, devotion to a club or organization. 116 Features the Month September — Pam Dorsey is a member of Honor Society and very active in sports. She was elected Miss Lee High and was picked to be on the All Region Volleyball Team. October — Being active in sports Lisa Baldwin is a member of Honor Society and Sargent-At-Arms in Anchor Club. November — Student Council President, Darla Tolemei is a member of the tennis team and Honor Society. December — Mr. Lee High, Tim Howard is also Senior Class President, a member of the basketball and tennis team. January — Sabina Goetz is President of An- chor Club, and a outstanding band student and a member of Honor Society. February — Vance Goerge a member of Chess Club, has been a band member for four years. He is also in Honor Society and Tri-Sigma March — John Moses, who has won many academic awards is President of Honor Society and a member of the baseball team. April — Donna Hardage is a member of Honor Society and excels in softball and volleyball. May — Kim Dickens a member of Honor Society is also involved in the Anchor Club and participates in tennis activities. Features 117 THREE STUDENTS HONORED AT BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ STATE Each summer, three students are chosen from the upcoming senior class to represent Lee at Boys’ and Girls’ State. Boys’ state was held at the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa. Girls’ state was held at Huntingdon college in Montgomery. The representatives from all Alabama high schools spent a week learning about our government. The students run for city and state offices. The winners actually take over the offices of the state for one day. Boys’ and Girls’ state is an unforgetable experience. Lisa Baldwin, Tim Howard, and John Moses are honored students at Lee and represented us well. Top Left John Moses, Top Right Tim Howard, Bottom Right Lisa Baldwin. 118 Features DAR Good Citizen Darla Tolomei has received this award due to her rewarding job as student council President. She has kept her grades in tact as a member of the Honor Society and has received many honorable awards for her achievements. Her senior year she has proved to be an asset to the school. Century III and National Merit Award John Moses was one of our most outstanding seniors. He was the Century III contest winner and Lee’s only National Merit Semi-Finalist winner this year. John was chosen by his peers as an outstanding senior and by the Honor Society as one of nine students of the month. He is also listed in Who’s Who Among American High School Students and represented Lee at Alabama Boy’s State in Montgomery in June. John attended UAH during the year taking math and science courses on the college level while completing his senior year. He also found time to play varsity baseball. This year John will play third base. Features 119 Miss Leona Cothren Key Club held their annual Beauty Walk Feb. 10, 1983. Thirty-five Lee girls competed for the crown. The contestants elected Miss Valorie Carter as Miss Congeniality. Miss Gayla Buchanan and Miss Monika Bayless were both voted as having the best smiles by the con- testants. The top ten were: Leona Cothren, Angela Faulkner, Stephanie Jennings, Christi Smith, Linda Thornton, Jolanda Kirkpatrick, Tandi Robinson, Gayla Buchanan, Teresa Rogers, Tonia Robbins. The runners-up were: fourth runner up Linda Thornton, Third runner up Stephanie Jennings, Second runner up Christi Smith, First runner up Angela Faulkner, and Leona Cothren was crowned Key Club Beauty. Right — Leona Cothren takes her walk across the stage after being crowned Key Club Beauty. Bottom — Top five contestants — Christi Smith, Linda Thornton. Leona Cothren, Stephanie Jennings, and Angela Faulkner. Right Page — Left to Right — Monika Bayless is voted Best Smile. Gayla Buchanan is voted Best Smile, and Valorie Carter is voted Miss Congeniality. Right Page — bottom picture — Top ten Finalists. 120 Features 1982 PROM PROVIDES PRECIOUS ‘‘Somewhere Down the Road” provides theme for General’s 1982 Prom. The 1982 Junior-Senior prom was held in the Exhibit Hall at the Von Braun Civic Center. The theme song was “Somewhere Down the Road” by Barry Manilow. The Junior and Senior class of- ficers and favorites represented Lee students leadout. The Juniors did an excellent job in preparing and carrying out the class of 1982’s prom. 122 Features MEMORIES FOR JUNIORS AND SENIORS Left — Junior Class favorites line up with escorts. Features 123 Organizations 125 Student Council Student Council is a group of individuals who are elected by the students to govern school activities. The officers work to pro- mote leadership, improve relationships between students and teachers, and to provide student activities. Student council raises money by fundraisers such as penny drops, dances, and the sale of yearly student handbooks. Student Council works hard for the student body which supports them. B Reggie Grayson — Lee High School’s future principal. Officers — L to R: Barry Merritt, Treasurer; Reggie Grayson, First Vice Pres.; Darla Tolomei, President; Linda Thornton, Second Vice Pres.; Laura Titus, Secretary; Marianne Peoples, Parliamentarian. 126 Clubs Student Council Representatives: Front Row L to R: Karen Hancock, Monica Massey. Sharon Jefferson, Latisha Brandon, Collette Sullivan, Cynthia Albright. LeAnn Shady, Beth Wilson, James Green. Second Row L to R: David Sommers, Cami Baker. Marsha McCann, Vance George, Jennifer Dunkin, Dana Sloan, Linda Thornton, Melissa Ducote, Charles Blair, Kristi Heatly, Maurice Davis, Kerstin Bowerly. Third Row L to R: Carolyn Elliot, Dawn O’Neil, Sabrina Stovall, Michael Grayson, Collette Wilson, Julie Moore, Marla Luttrell, John Palmer. Fourth Row L to R: Everette Crawford, Steve Ford, Christie Carroll, Winona Hicks. Jolanda Kirkpatrick, Amy Robison, Lori Couch, Anita Zimmerman, Melinda Hillis. Fifth Row L to R: Raynard Ward, Harold Turner, Ricky Moore. Kenny Sharp, Ronald McCracken, Charles Osborne. Paul Seal, Dodd Allee, Terri Phipps, Robbie Crawford. Student Council Alternates: „ Front Row L to R: Laurie Tucker, Camille Malone, Stephanie Cain, Karen Sullivan, Niki Crawford, Sandra Mullican, Jill Snider. Second Row L to R: Wesley Woods, Gayla Hatfield. Ricky Moore, Tracy Doyle, Beth Grogan, Amy Allen, Cindy Beal. Third Row L to R: Janet Steely, Traci Flanders, Erika Jenke, Angela Draper. Ginny Frazier, Paula Parvin, Yvette Esslinger, Tammy Thrower. Fourth Row L to R: Monica Loney, Dale Wilson. Barry Merrit, Anne Balance, Bjorn Frivlck, Ken Ward, Duane Clark. Clubs 127 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 this year’s sponsor of Honor Society. Standing L to R: Mrs. Sue Harvilla. Susan Gilmore, Jackie Robinson. Lamar Chaplin. John Moses, Vance George. Jimmy Steely, Tim Howard, Barry Goodson. Sitting L to R: Rock Wilson, Kim Dickens, Angela Faulkner, Cynthia Hoskins, Tami St. Clair, Darla Tolomei. Donna Hardage, Kerstin Bauerle, Melissa Ducote, Charita Hinton. Lisa Baldwin, Sabine Goetz, Ned Vaughn, John Palmer. 128 Clubs Mrs. Vandiver and Mrs. Jensen are this years sponsor of Quill and Scroll. Quill and Scroll Quill and Scroll is an international honorary society for high school journalists. To become a member of Quill and Scroll, a stu- dent must have performed superior work in a phase of journalism or school publications, be a junior or senior, and must have a “B” average in all academic subjects. Mrs. Martha Vandiver, along with Mrs. Christy Jensen, sponsor Quill and Scroll. First Row, L to R: Reggie Grayson, Teresa Brown, Marianne Peoples, Lisa Baldwin. Second Row: Tim Howard, Marland Hayes, Sandi Speigle, Melissa DuCote, David Michaels. Clubs 129 FHA The main objective of Future Homemakers of America is to promote a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of homemaking. A student may become a member of FHA if they are enrolled in Home Economics class or have previously taken Home Economics. Officers L to R: Kenny Aldrich. President; Collette Sullivan, Vice-President; Juarlesa Allen, Secretary Treasurer; Bridge� Hughes. Reporter; Mary Jane Reynolds. Historian; Mary Jo Kimbrough. Recrea- tional Leader; Mrs. Vivian Mason, Sponsor; Not Pictured: Stephanie Wales, Parliamentarian. First Row L to R: Patty Poole. Collette Sullivan. Juarlisa Allen, Mrs. Mason, Second Row: Kenny Aldrich. Bridgett Hughs, Cynthia Toney, Theresa Haddock, Brenda Rich, Melinda McCrary, Melissa Phillips. Michelle Neal. Debra Conley. Third Row: Melissa Smith, Bonita Petty, Rhonda Clemons, Kim Nabors, Lisa Pruitt, Margaret Higgins, Mary Jo Kimbrough, Vicki Clark, Melinda Smith, Mary Jane Reynolds, Jerry Thomas, Gina Walker, Diane Thomas. 130 Clubs FBLA FBLA Officers: Front Row; Monica Garner. Treasurer; Ingrid Burton. Reporter; Tammy Berry. Sgt at Arms. Second Row; Vicki Carter. Secretary; Charles Blaire, Vice-President; Debbie Totcky, Vice-President; Teresa Martin. President; Laura Tucker, Vice-President; Mrs. Linscomb and Mrs. Patrick, Sponsors. Future Business Leaders of America is a club for business students who are in- terested in having a career in a business field. FBLA sponsors are Mrs. LaNelle Patrick and Mrs. Mollie Linscomb. FBLA held various activities throughout the year. Successful leaders of the business world often come and speak about their particular field. Com- petition at local, state, and National levels are attended by FBLA members in typing and recordkeeping categories. FBLA raises money for their activities by selling calendars and other items each year. Front Row: Ingrid Burton. Amy Smith. Monica Garner. Charles Blaire. Teresa Martin. Debbie Totcky. Second Row Teresa Cruzzort. Patty Poole. Sonya McCaully. Sharon Jefferson. Camille Malone. Rhonda Baldwin. Susan Olivier. Wendy Worley. Lisa Pruitt. Third Row: Mary Snyder. Suzzane Gillmore. Amy Donlin. Cathy Rhoden. Vickie Carter. Connie Tiller. Connie Tiller. Cheryl Moore. Regina Bently. Kim Strong. Dina Fourth rL: Laurie Tucker, Cheryl Houser. Sherry Johnson. Teresa Hass. Gayla Hatfield. Lynn Wood. Lisa Lathem. Kim Smelley. Tracy Blanton. Wendy Thompson. Alicia Stanly, Donna Burris, Peggy Langford. Fifth Row: Debbie Mayhand. Sean Warren. Melinda Meadows, Lori McWhorter. Kim Baites. Jana Thomas. Jamie Buckmaster. Tracy Ventress Sixth Row: Rhonda Shackleford, Kerry Rascoe, Stephanie Cane. Lori Stephans. Tammy Frazer. Karen Ayers. Brian Hicks. Illyia Akins. Susan Majors. Clubs 131 French Club The French Club is sponsored by Mrs. Christy Jensen. This year they had a French Dessert party and all the club members brought various kinds of desserts made by the French. They also had a French Christmas dinner. The club allows students to ex- perience the language and customs of the French people. Officers First Row L to R: Kim Baites Secretary, Jerry Kerr. Sgt.-At-Arms, Robert Moses, President Elect, Lisa Baldwin, 2nd Vice President, Donna Hardage 1st Vice President, Second Row: Alisa Blair Treasury, Brain Sommers. Historian. Kerstin Baulre, President. First Row: Michelle Williams. Valerie Fletcher. Brain Sommers. Lisa Baldwin. Cindy Harding. Alisa Blair. Mark Kimbrough. David Stafford. Kristi Heatly, Kim Allen. Second Row Donna Hardage. Kerstin Baurle, Michael Grayson. Bjorn Frivik, Donna Lofton. Karen Phipps. Collette Wilson. Niki Crawford. Mike Lee. Dale Wilson. Jeff Jones. Raymond Monroe. Craig Thomas. Jerry Kerr. Kevin Bridges. Everett Crawford. Third Row: Susan Flanders. Teresa Daily. Valerie Leary. Lori Couch. Vicki Moore, Traci Flanders, Kim Baites, Mike Tepool, Howey Elliot, Robert Moses. Keith Walker. 132 Clubs Spanish Club The Spanish Club has held meetings throughout the year. They built a float for the Christmas Parade. They also made “Hickies” for Valentines Day to raise money for the convention which they plan to attend in April. First Row L to R: Theresa Palmer, Kim Taylor. Business Manager, Julie Thompson. President. Paula McAllister, Treasurer, Second Row: Mrs. Majorie Masterson. Susan Majors, Vice President, Melinda Hillis, Jerri Russ, Secretary, Third Row: Kelvin Jones. Steve Kimbrell Art Club The Art Club studies and promotes art and the effectiveness of education through the arts. Mr. Bob Gorum sponsors the Art Club which is open to any student who has taken or is taking an art course. Clubs 133 First Row L to R: Wyatt Akins, David Garner. Stephanie Bracy, Rusty Hutto, Roy Foreman. Sharon Baker, Mr. Gorum, Second Row: Bridget! Hughs, Mike Lance, Mark See, Johnny Sharp. Jacque Brown, Glen Cline. Terrel Klimek. 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 En- trance. Astronomy Club Lambda Alpha Sigma, sponsored by Mr. Preston Hayes is Lee’s Astronomy Club. The club promotes an interest in astronomy and gives students an oppor- tunity to use astronomical instruments and to view and study astronomical objects. L to R: Paul Sarbell, Kerstin Bauerle, Barry Merritt. First Row. L to R: Sonja Lasley, Monica Loney, Dawn Cheatham, Stephanie Jennings, Van Carter, Beth Wilson. Second Row: Mrs. Dabbs, Scott York, Joe Friend. First Row, L to R: Al Farrar, Gerry Norris, Tim Barnett. Second Row: Warren Mason, Mike Rigsby, Brian Som- mers, Daryl Owens, Aaron Smith. Steve Ponder. Mike Wilhelm, Mr. Hayes 134 Clubs Drama Club Officers. First Row: Anne Nelson. Member. Beth Wilson. Member. Dodd Allee. SGT. Jolanda Kirkpatrick. Mascot. Second Row: Chris Burnette, President. Mark See, Vice President. Linda Thornton. ICC Representative. Anne Balance, Treasurer. Theresa Palmer. Secretary The Drama Club has a new sponsor this year, Mrs. Majorie Masterson. During the year the club puts on plays and par- ticipates in competitions. Membership in the Drama Club is open to all students at Lee. Clubs 135 First Row L to R: Bryant Gilbreath. Michael Grayson, Linda Thornton. Beth Wilson. Wanona Hicks, Theresa Palmer, Kathy Spurgeon. Anne Balance. Phyllis Akins, Chris Burnette. Second Row L to R: Dodd Allee. John Jackson, Kim Dickens, Mark See, Jolanda Kirkpatrick. Sonya Lasley, Jane Bell, Angie Nichols. Anne Nelson, Chance Clark, Collette Wilson, Charles Blair. Yearbook Staff The Silver Sabre Staff is sponsored by Mrs. Martha Vandiver and led by editor Marianne Peoples. The members of the Staff sell advertisements to business, sell yearbooks, and publish the Silver Sabre. Being a member of the Staff gives students an op- portunity to learn how to design layouts and publish a yearbook. A student must be selected and approved by Mrs. Vandiver to be on the staff. First Row, L to R: Lynn Tate, Ginny Frazier, Mike Rickies, Barbara Watkins. Se- cond Row: Daphne Certain, Rhonda Baldwin, Tim Howard, Angela Faulkner, Jill Snider, Rebecca Bledsoe. Third Row: David Sommers, Lisa Baldwin, Marianne Peoples, Cammille Malone, Janet Wilson, Sandi Speigle, Doug Killough, Tina Phillips. Fourth Row: Reggie Grayson, Jolanda Kirkpatrick, Joe Sanders. 136 Clubs Marianne Peoples and Tim Howard obey Mrs. Vandiver’s every command. Yearbook Seniors portray their style and grace. Clubs 137 Newspaper Staff The In-General Staff publishes the Lee newspaper. They keep the school informed of events taking place at Lee. Students interview, write and layout the entire paper. The Staff works many long hard hours to make the newspaper a success. Mrs. Christy Jensen and Mrs. Martha Vandiver are sponsors of the In-General. This year the editor is Teresa Brown. Sabrina Stovall enjoys her time off the job. Valorie Carter lets the Newspaper Staff know who’s boss! 138 Clubs First Row L to R: Melissa Ducote, Sabrina Stovall, Leatrice Lacey. Second Row: Stephanie Fleming, Marsha McCann, Shannon McBride, Teresa Brown, Teresa Rogers, Tonia Robbins. Third Row: Johnny Sharp, Mark Beddingfield, Mike Easterling, Gayle Buchanan, Rusty Rogers, Regina Bentley. Marland Hayes, Valerie Carter, Dalton Chandler. Stephanie Fleming works diligently on an article for the newspaper. Clubs 139 Key Club The Key Club is a boys service club that promotes brotherhood among young men and provides services for the community. They participated in the canned food drive and spirit night during basketball season. They give $500 for scholarships, sold corsages at Homecoming, and sponsored the annual Key Club Beauty Walk. Officers — Front Row L to R: Trent Sharpe. Sr. Rep.; Roger Wright. President; Morris King. 1st Vice-President; Joey Flanders. Sr. Representative Second Row: Sam Darwin, Secretary; Rock Wilson. Sgt.-at-arms; Eric Tepool, Treasurer. Third Row: Brad Vick. Jr. Representative; Mike Reed, Rodney Zielinski. Front Row Kneeling L to R: Ginny Frazier. Tami St. Clair. Amy Allen. Allyson Morgan. Gayla Buchanan, Wendy Worley. Second Row L to R: Sloan Batey, Britt Lewis Ricky Valentine. Brad Akins. Danny Dickens. Chris Coultas, Russ Daily, John Jackson. Brad Vick. Monika Bayless, Sheri Lankford. Trent Sharp, Morris King, Ted Frankin field. Mike Reed. Mark Justice. Kenneth Hooper, David Wiggins. Third Row: Randy Ricketts. Sam Darwin. Rodney Zelinski, Rock Wilson. Roger Wright. Fourth Row: Der rick Potter, Joe Sparkman. Alan Lewis. Fifth Row: Rusty Rogers. Brant Carriger. Barry Merritt. Joey Flanders. Sixth Row: Keith Cutcliff. Ronald McCracken. Tony Floyd Bart Bankowski. Paul Byrge, Steve Yearick, Derrick Stuckey. Jimmy Agnew, Rusty Roberts, Mike Tepool. Rob Schrimsher. Chris Goetz. Chris Clemons. Kevin Bridges Tim Frankenfield, Todd Gipson. Eric Tepool, Rod Roberts. Frank Berry, Ken Ward. Barry Maynard. Joey Dye. Tyler Waldrup. Mark Scott. Mark MnCuiston 140 Clubs Sweethearts L to R: Ginny Frazier, Tami St. Claire, Allyson Morgan, Gayla Buchanan, Amy Allen, Sheri Lankford, Monika Bayless, Wendy Worley. Not Pic- tured: Tandi Robison, Yvette Esslinger. Ginny Frazier slaves away while Rob Schrimsher plays. Left — When Jeff Wilson talks — people listen! Key Club members take time out of their busy Friday night schedule to cheer for the Generals. Clubs 141 Beta Theta Chi Beta Theta Chi is a service club open to all male students at Lee High who have maintained at least a “C” average. During the year this service club gave a Christmas dinner to a needy family, rang the bell for the salvation army, and did various ser- vices for the school. Sweethearts L to R: Colette Wilson, Monica Massey, Demetra Sullivan, Camille Malone. Middle: President LaFarrell Walker. Front Row L to R: Everett Crawford, Reggie Smith. Demetra Sullivan, Monica Massey, LaFarrell Walker, Camille Malone. Collette Wilson. Maurice Davis. Dave Ellison. Xavier Ellison. Second Row L to R: Raynard Ward. Jimmy Stewart, Reggie Grayson. Jimmy Chandler, Paul Seal. Joe Friend. Chris Robinson. Third Row L to R: Ivan McGlathery. Illerya Akin, Willis Towns, Victor Turner, Henry Rice. Brian Hicks. Sean Warren, Jerry Johnson, Gerald Sullivan, Brian Shine, Raynard Jones, Geoffry Moore 142 Clubs Seniors and Sweethearts: Top: Raynard Ward. Second row: Henry Rice and Joe Friend Third row: Jimmy Stewart and Jimmy Chandler. Bottom row: Reggie Smith. Miss Demetra Sullivan. Miss Monica Massey. Reggie Grayson. Miss Camille Malone. Miss Collette Wilson, and La-Farrell Walker Officers: First row: Reggie Grayson. 1st Vice President; La-Farrell Walker. President; Maurice Davis. 2nd Vice President. Second row: Ivan McGathery. Treasurer; Harold Dickerson. Secretary; Jimmy Chandler. Asst. Secretary. Third row: Henry Rice, Sgt. At-Arms; Joe Friend. Asst. Chaplain. Fourth row: Jimmy Stewart, Historian; Everett Crawford. I C C. Rep ; Gerald Sullivan. Chaplain; Willis Towns. Sgt-At-Arms; Xavier Ellison, I C C Alternate. Clubs 143 Anchor Club Anchor is a girls’ service club spon- sored by Mrs. Sue Marshall and Mrs. Christy Jenson. The club has projects throughout the year providing service for the communi- ty. These include things such as parties for Council School children, tootsie roll drives, and collecting money for the Diabetes Foundation at local department stores. Anchor works with Pilot Club, a ladies service club in the community. The girls and their club big brothers have a few fun activities through the year such as a holiday parties and secret sis’s. First Row sitting L to R: Lori St. Clair, Amy Taylor. Kim Torstenson. Wendy Worley. Second Row L to R: Eric Tepool, Rock Wilson. Lynn Tate. Kim Lawson. Michele Schultz, Linda Thornton. Marsha McCann, Lori McWhorter. Angie Hall. K. C. Agrelius. Barry Merritt. Steve Kennel. Third Row L to R: Christy Jenson, Karen Kerr. Alicia Milem. Lisa Baldwin. David Sommers. Kim Dickens. Janet Wilson. Vicki Moore. Kim Petty. Angela Watkins. Tammy Walker. Sandi Speigle, Tina Edwards. Randy Ricketts. Tim Howard. Sabine Geota, Melissa Powell, Rob Schrimsher. Sue Marshall. Fourth Row: Jana Thomas. Lisa Moss. Jill Snider. Marianne Peoples. Tami St. Clair. Amy Allen, Melanie Lewis. Melissa Ducote, Bjorn Frivik. Susan Olivier. Sheri Lankford. 144 Clubs Anchor Seniors — First Row L to R: Rock Wilson, Kim Lawson, Michelle Schultz. Kim Petty, Susan Olivier, Sheri Lankford. Tim Howard. Second Row: David Sommers, Marianne Peoples. Tami St. Clair, Jill Snider, Janet Wilson, Lisa Baldwin, Alicia Milam, Karen Kerr. Sabine Goetz, Eric Tepool. Third Row: Kim Dickens. Jana Thomas. Lisa Moss, Amy Alien, Melanie Lewis. Melissa Ducote, Bjorn Frivik, Linda Thornton. Not Pictured: Angela Faulkner Anchor Officers — Top L to R: Michelle Schultz, Secretary; Tami St. Clair, Treasurer. Middle: Karen Kerr, Sr. Rep.; Lisa Baldwin. Sgt. at Arms; Marianne Peoples. ICC Rep.; Susan Olivier. ICC Alternate. Bottom: Alicia Milam, V-Pres.; Sabine Goetz, President; Sandi Speigle, Jr. Rep.; Melissa Ducote, Sgt. at Arms; Jana Thomas, Sr. Rep. Clubs 145 Omega Beta Upsilon Omega Beta Upsilon has been very busy this year with several service projects such as the can food drive and preparing toys for Christmas Charity. But service projects have not been the main goal of the club. They have been involved in many social activities such as slumber parties and pizza parties to keep their sisterhood alive. Officers First Row L to R: Sweethearts — Jimmy Chandler and Ricky Moore. Second Row: Historian — Connie Tiller, Treasurer — Tracy Doyle, Secretary — Leatrlce Lacey. Third Row: Assistant Secretary — Cheryl Moore, Sgt.-At-Arms — Regina Bentley, I.C.C. Representative — Nikki Walton, First Vice-President — Valorie Carter, President — Tonita Phipps, Second Vice-President — Monica Massey. Chaplain — Sandy Moore, I.C.C. Alternate — Percilla Jones. Fourth Row: Chris Robison, Reggie Smith, Dave Ellison, Brian Hicks, Ivan McGlathery, Paul Seal. Back Row L to R: Ivan McGlathery, Lisa Green, Dee Grayson, Vanessa Parker, Monica Massey. Collette Wilson, Nikki Walton, Dawn O’Neil, Chris Robinson, Sandy Moore, Brian Hicks, Valorie Carter, Paul Seal. Sharon High, Ricky Moore, Jeleatha Brown, Ornett Jackson. Second Row: Demetra Sullivan, Cheryl Moore, Patty Burley, Marvella Steele, DeShannon Williams, Percilla Stones, Latonya Thompson, Leatrice Lacey, Dave Ellison, Veva Phipps. Third Row: Regina Bently, Connie Tiller, Tracy Doyle, Jimmy Chandler. Tonita Phipps. Reggie Smith, Veda Fleming. Seniors: Standing Left to Right — Demetra Sullivan. Monica Massey. Reggie Smith, Regina Bentley. Valorie Carter; Sitting — Cheryl Moore, Connie Tiller. Tonita Phipps, Ricky Moore, Sharon High, Percilla Jones. Sandy. Cheryl, Tonita. and Connie enjoy the Homecoming Festivities. OBU Vice-President Monica Massey flashes her daz- zling smile! Clubs 147 Pi Phi Epsilon Pi Phi Epsilon is a girls service club at Lee. Membership teas are held each fall and spring. Grades, character, personality, and desire to work in charity are qualities looked for in selecting new members. Although service is their main goal as a group, cookouts, parties, and social activities are a part of Pi Phi. Pi Phi wins first place in float competition when they say, Mello the Yello Jackets.” Pi Phi Officers: Front Row. Alicia Stanley. Secretary; Melissa Beltran. President; Carla Arrington. Public Relations; Second Row. Kim Smelly. Sr. Representative; Karen Ayers. Public Treasurer L L ' Cynth,a Hosk,ns- Vice-President; Teresa Hass. Sgt. at Arms; Christy Baker. Chaplain; Kerst.n Bauerle. Public Relations; Jame Johnson. 148 Clubs Pi Phi Epsilon Sponsor. Mrs. Margaret Nelson, en- joys playing with her library cards. Bottom to Top L to R: Debbie Totcky, Teresa Martin. Teresa Palmer. Melinda Meadows, Alicia Stanly. Kim Taylor. Anne Nelson, Karen Ayers, Cynthia Hoskins. Teresa Haas, Melissa Beltran. Kerstin Baurele. Alice Brooks. Lisa Latham, Delisa Landry, Kim Smelly, Carla Arrington, Christy Baker, Kim Griffis. Clubs 149 Gamma Sigma Phi Gamma Sigma Phi is a female service club, organized to promote sisterhood throughout Lee High School. The service club is sponsored by Mr. James Lorder. This year the club has sold candy to raise money and received a trophy for helping the Salvation Army. They were first place in teenagers Category over Huntsville City Schools. Mr. Lorder has sponsored Gamma Sigma Phi for three consecutive years. Bridgitte Fuqua. Rosalynn Harris, and Sharon Jefferson take a ride during homecoming festivities. 150 Clubs Officers Back Row — L to R: Historian; Esophia Johnson. Secretary; Sharon Jefferson. Second Vice Pres.; Bridgitte Fuqua. President; Karen Sullivan First Vice Pres Sonia McCauley. Treasurer; Rosalyn Harris. ICC Rep.; Cynthia Elliott Front Row - Sgt. at Arms; Colette Sullivan. ICC Rep ; LaDonna Madden. Members Back L to R: Sandra Burruss. LaDonna Madden. Rosalynn Harris, Sophia Johnson. Center Carolyn Elliott. Sonja McCauley, Mr. J. Lorder, Karen Sullivan. Front — Bridgette Fuqua. Collette Sullivan. Sharon Jefferson, Cynthia Elliott. Not Pictured — Farrisa Smith. Robbie Harris. Ngozi Anaza Sweethearts — Gerald Sullivan, Rickey Hewlett. Charles Bradford. Tony Watkins. Mr. Lorder does a great job sponsoring Gamma Sigma Phi. Clubs 151 a 111 i i w Lee High Marching Generals Susan Olivier was chosen 1982 Band Sweetheart, escorted to the field by Band Band Managers Dodd Allee, Kenny Aldrich, and Jeffry Shine. President David Sommers. Roses were presented by last year’s sweetheart, Tam- my Wright. 152 Clubs I I 1 J J J J J J J u Band officers — L. to R.: First Row — Charles Osborne. Manager; David Sommers. President; Second Row — Charlotte Elliott, Assistant Manager; David Tiller. Drum Major; Karen Kerr. Librarian; Sabine Goetz, Secretary; Not Pictured — Sandy Speigle, Librarian The Marching Generals began this year, as usual, with the dreaded band camp. At this time, once again, Mr. Bob Baccus put together an award-winning show. The Generals started out this year with a trip to Pensacola to perform the half-time show when Lee played Tate. It was planned for the marchers to perform the half time show for the New Orleans Saints as they hosted the San Francisco 49’ers in a professional football game. Of course, due to the NFL strike, this trip was cancelled. It was their loss! On October 6, the Generals traveled to Guntersville for competition, where all units were rated superior in their performance. The Marching Generals hope to end the year with pride when they go to New Orleans in the Spring for competition to fight for the title of ‘‘Greatest Band in Dixie.” David Tiller directed the band through the 82-83 season. Clubs 153 Drum Corps and Stage Band Drum Corps: L to R: Gomer Fuqua, Brian Shine, Ricky Schultz, Kirk Perry, Karen Haley, Greg Johnson, Roland Ham, Greg Eaton, Janet Wilson, Paul Seal, Arron Smith, Michael Briggs, Jay Tumminello, David Wilburn, Charlotte Elliott, Raynard Ward, Chris Robinson, David Sharp, Randy Grubbs, Latisha Brandon, Stephen Wallace, Jerry Johnson, Andy Lineau. Stage Band — First Row L to R: Sabina Geotz, Charles Osborne, Steven Kennel, Steve Ponder, Laura Fox, David Tiller. Second Row. Michelle Neale, Victor Burruss, Jeff Jones, Michael Wilham. Third Row: David Sharp, Howie Elliot, David Stafford. Mike Dozier, Kent Petty, Karen Kerr, Joel Slayton, Jimmy Chandler. 154 Clubs Woodwinds and Brass Woodwinds — Firs� Row L to R: Lisa Green, Karen Phipps, Veda Fleming. Lisa Smith, Kim Baites, Sabine Geotz, David Sommers, Valerie Green, Donna Gesner, Cindy Harding, Jamie BurLson, Kristi Heatley, Tonia Kennel. Second Row: Veva Phipps, Teresa Haas, Michelle Neale. Suzy Shaw, Melinda Sartain, Jualesa Allen, Linda Smith, Charlotte Elliott, Jay Tumminello, Angela Watkins, Marla Lutrell, Eileen Dwyer, Anthony Jones. Third Row: Erika Jenke, Sandi Speigle, Sherri Johnson, Tammy McBride. Alicia Milam, Mary Jane Reynolds, Lila Savage. Trade Renfroe. Kelvin Jones. Fourth Row. Carolyn Elliott, Jeleatha Brown, Timmy Johnson, John Putman. Michael Grayson. Mark Kimbrough, Amy Dolin, Laura Fox, Michelle Medal, Alisa Blair. Tim Barnett, Kerstin Bauerle. Fifth Row: Terri Phipps, Dee Grayson. Doub Kauffman, Vance George, Brian Sommers, Charles Osborn. Steve Ponder, Steve Kennel, Roy Roscoe, Greg Tumminello, David Tiller. Brass — First Row L to R: Michael Dozier, Karen Maddox, Kent Petty, Karen Kerr. Susie Burns. Anna Vaughn, Michael Grayson, Chris Black, Joel Slayton, Jimmy Chandler. Second Row: Claudine Lara, Leigh Ann Roden, Ray Ross, Bobby Wiley, Mark Barisa, Jacob Yarbrough. Kent Fletcher. Laurie Tucker, Tim Barnet. Third Row Howie Elliott, Laura Titus, Brian Sommers. Stacey Harfield, Mike Gardner, Randy Helton. Lenny Foy, Chris Ellis, David Grimes, Steven Arndt. Billy Martin. Tommy McAlpin. Fourth Row: Brad Click. Barry Bentley, Jim Ellis. Johnny Kirby. Jeff Jones. Victor Burruss, Mike Wilhelm, Bryant Gilbreath, Vance Martin. Errol Smith. Bill Strumiello. Clubs 155 Confederettes The Confederettes had a great year performing with the band during football season and at parades. They received first place in the drill team competition at Guntersville, Alabama. They went to camp at West Georgia College in Carrollton, Georgia. Tonia Robbins received Miss Halftime U.S.A. During basketball season the team performed at half time. They also prepared for a trip to Mardi Gras. The team is spon- sored by Mrs. Diane Morrison. L to R: Tonia Robbins, Co-Captain; Demetra Sullivan, Captain; Susan Olivier, Co-Captain. Front L to R: Susan Olivier, Demetra Sullivan, Tonia Robbins. Middle Row: Teresa Rogers. Jolanda Kirkpatrick, Regina Bentley, Fran Floyd, Lisa Craver. Carla Aarington. Valorie Carter, Gina Daniels. Third Row: DeLisa Landry, Daphne Certain. Wendy Worley, Stephanie Beranek, Melinda Meadows, Collette Wilson. Lori McWhorter, Rhon- da Baldwin. Belinda Flanders, Jennifer Dunkin, Terri Flanders, Julee Byrom, Tracy Doyle, Lynn Tate. Not Pictured-Ginny Frazier 156 Clubs Ginny Frazier — Centerfold of Disney News. Julee Byrom — The next “Solid Gold” dancer. Rhonda Baldwin shows her usual crazy-acting personality at danceteam practice. — One big happy family!!! The Confederettes with their sponsor Flag Corps The Flag Corps has been involved in many events this year. They attended Marching Auxiliaries Camp at West Georgia Col- lege in Carrollton, Georgia. They received two Superior ribbons, one excellent ribbon and a superior trophy. The corps has had several fundraisers to raise money for in- dividual projects as well as those with the marching band. The Flags participate in all the marching band’s trips and activities. This year the Flag Corps had a new sponsor, Mrs. Vivian Mason. With her help, the Flags have had a great year. Above L to R: Teresa Brown, Co-Captain; Kathy Spurgeon, Captain. Above L to R: Van Carter, Regina Tribble. Shannon Williams. Laura Kirkland. Kim Allen. Teresa Brown. Kathy Spurgeon, Laurie Tucker. Cami Patterson. Gaylia Hat- field. Rebecca Bledsoe. Karen Daniels. Beth Pope. Not Pictured — Kim Gurley. Left: Flag Corps with Mrs. Mason, their sponsor. 158 Clubs Tri-M officers: first row; Sabine Goetz, Vice-President; Jay Tuminello. President; Lisa Moss. Treasurer; Second Row; Chris Goodbeer, Historian; Bob Baccus, Vivienne Atkins, Sponsors; Sandi Spiegle, Secretary. Tri-M Modern Music Masters is an International Honor Society for musicians. It is made up of outstanding students from the band and choral departments. All its members must have a “C” average for general subjects and an “A” average on all music study courses. New members are initiated each fall and spring. Tri-M does community services such as ushering at concerts, holding programs and recitals, and participating in activities with other chapters of the organization. front Row: Connie Reynolds, Michelle Johnson, Lisa Moss, Kim Lawson. Mrs. Vivienne Atkins, Fran Floyd, Chris Goodbeer, David Buchanon, Jay Tuminello. Second Row: Rosie Hughes. Jenny Hunt, Michelle Shultz, Jana Newby, Robert Royston, Doug Worlund, Latesha Brandon, Kerstin Bauerle, Shelia Markham, Janet Hamilton. David Sharp, Sandy Speigle, Sabine Goetz. T”hird Row: Bart Arney, Kent Petty, David Sommers. Vance George. Clubs 159 Chess Club Ms. Shirley Henderson is the sponsor of this year’s unique Chess Club. The organization has a record of 26-0. The starting line-up for the Chess Club consisted of Senior members David G. Sommers, Vance K. George, John R. Palmer, and W. J. Stramiello. Senior Lisa Baldwin manages the team and is the trainer and watergirl. Ms. Henderson practices the team twice a week and goes over strategic moves. Coach Henderson said, This year’s team has shown the most promising leaders in the field of chess.’’ Members David Sommers and John Palmer have received numerous scholarship offers from colleges throughout the South. They ended the year with a Chess Ball where promi- nent members of the Chess Club International were present. Officers Clockwise starting on Front Row: Vance George. First President. John Palmer. Second President, Steve Ponder, Treasurer. David Sommers, Historian. Bryan Sommers. ICC Representative, Bill Staminello, Sgt-At-Arms. Seated L to R: Vance George, David Sommers, John Palmer, Second Row: Bryan Cucksee, Ned Vaughn, Steve Ponder, David Sharp, Jim Jones, Aaron Smith, Bill Staminello, Third Row: Derrick Potter, Morris King, Bryan Sommers. 160 Clubs Officers — Top — Anna Vaughn, Treasurer. Middle — Susie Burns, Secretary; Erika Jenke, Vice-Pres. Bottom — Steve Ponder, Sgt. at Arms; Sabine Goetz, President; Vance George, ICC Rep. German Club Mrs. Margaret Lawson is sponsor of the new German Club. The purpose of this club is to promote interest in the German language as well as the history and culture of Germany. They have several things planned for this school year. German speakers are to come lecture at different times to the club. Many club members are especially looking forward to a meal at the OP Heidelburg restaurant and a tasting fair. They plan on ending the year with a German immersion program where all of the students will spend the day speaking only German. 1st row — Wyatt Akins, Susie Burns. Erika Jenke. Anna Vaughn, Sabine Goetz. 2nd row — Mark Barisa, Torsten Segewitz, Debbie Stevenson, Carolyn Hardin, Anita Zim- merman. 3rd row — David Marion, Gerry Norris, Greg Tuminello, Aaron Smith, Steve Ponder, John Stamps, 4th row — David Sommers, Lisa Baldwin, Vance George, Tonya Kennel, Raynard Jones. 5th row — Melissa Ducote, Kerstin Baurel, Steve Arndt. Clubs 161 DECA DECA is a vocational student organiza- tion designed for students who are en- rolled in the Distribution Education Cooperative work experience program. DECA members participate in district, state, and national competitive events. Officers L to R — Representatives: Gordan Fowler, Theresa Webb. Shelia Markham, Stanley Miller. Janet Hamilton. 1st row — Connie Raynolds. Sherri Baker. Sharon Mccormick, Penny Brown. Cheri Ham. Cindy Hatala. Teresa Smith. 2nd row — Janet Hamilton, Denise Trindell. Theresa Webb. Cindy Brett. Meridith Ray. 3rd row — Pam Snead. Bill McCulley. Kathy Washington, Marcia Lucas. Gordan Fowler. Shelia Markham. 4th row — David Rosenblum. Rodney Hornbuckle, Eugene Harwell. Stacy Moore. Wendy Bagsby. Rich Williams 5th row — Billy Christian. Tyler Waldrup, Jeff Powell. Mike Culbreath. Bo Clark. Diane Whyte. Stanly Miller. Susan Feagley. Jenny Johnson. Chris Mayhall, Jeff Carroll. LeAnn Jackson, not pictured — Monica Massey. 162 Clubs Officers: Representatives, Mike Norton, Steve Day. Lisa Davis, James Parker. 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 a Senior with the proper amount of credits up to that grade level. A stu- dent must also be a diversified occupational student or an alumni of the D.O. Program. First Row: James Miles, Lamor Chaplin, Mike Norton, Angie Meeks, Bo Carr, Second Row: James Parker, Wanda Owens. Steve Day, Soyna Stegal, Lisa Davis, Third Row: Coach Dudley, Jennifer Smith. Tina Albright, Tina Edwards, Kim Griffis. Fourth Row: Jackie Robbins. Robin Maxwell, Toney Higgins. Myron Posey. Todd Brooks, Fifth Row: Cindy Hicks, Bobby Sawada, Ron Taybor, Mark Hughes. Clubs 163 Tech School The Huntsville area Vocational Technical Center offers students of Huntsville’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. Not Pictured: Lucretia Town- send, Denise Evans, Annette Hughes, Michelle Murrell, Tracy Mitchell. FFA Club: L to R — Rhonda McAnally, Donna VICA Club: First Row L to R Darryl Ayer� . Belinda Stewart, Carl Conley. Renee Golden Second Row — Mike Harbin. Tom- Hanvey. my Hamilton, Mike George. Barry Holmes. Walter Giles. Tim Hayes. Jack Jones Third Row — Robbie Crawford. Micheal Hayes. Doug Crabtree, Carey Atnip, Chris FBLA Club: Front Row L to R. Myra Vitale, Donna Quick. Second Row — Gary Pinkerton. Cathy Layne. Anita Rosenblum. Kim Layton. VICA Club: First Row L to R: Tim Howard Crucher, Mark Baldwin. Second Row — Paul Ward. Anthony William, Pat Garrard, Ross Brewer. Third Row — Ricky Solomon, Sherick William. Jeff Williams Jason Gray, Tim Luna. 164 Clubs I.C.C. President — Reggie Grayson. Secretary — LaDonna Madden. ICC, the Interclub Council of Lee High School, has taken on the challenge of promoting school spirit and community involve- ment 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. First Row L to R: Xavier Ellison. Everett Crawford. Reggie Grayson. Kim Smelley, Kevin Jones. Second Row: Glen Cline. Nikki Walton. Ricky Moore, Marianne Peoples. Kim Baites. Barry Merrit, Jason Gray, Tim Luna. Clubs 165 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, PTSA meetings, and at their annual Christmas Concert. In addition to these annual events they also appeared at the Hunts- ville Community Chorus, Panoply of The Arts and various civic functions. Lee’s Barber shop Quartet, the Generals Four, was awarded first place in the Wrong Show talent contest sponsored by the Leukemia Foundation and Channel 19. Officers L to R: Michelle Johnson. Vice-President; Jenny Hunt, Treasurer. Kim Lawson, President; Chris Goodbeer, Librarian; Jan Hamilton, Secretary; Beth Grogan, Historian. Trouveres Front Row L to R: Mike Rickies, Rosie Hughes, Connie Reynolds, Chris Goodbeer. Gymn Lindsey, Jennifer Hunt, Jana Newby, Doug Worlund. Back Row: Robert Royston, Kim Lawson, Bret Schultz, Fran Floyd, Glen Baucom, Jan Hamilton. Bart Arney, Lisa Moss. Steve Price. LaTeisha Brandon. David Buchanan. 166 Clubs Barbershop — Top to Bottom: Mike Rickies. James Greene. Jim Lindsey. Doug Worlund, Josh Akins. John McIntyre, Chris Goodbeer, Anthony Williams, Steve Price, David Buchanan, Robert Royston, Bart Arney, Glenn Baucom. _________________________________________ Barbershop Quartet — L to R: Doug Worlund. David Buchanan, Chris Goodbeer, and Glen Baucom. Clubs 167 Officers L to R: Julie Pendergraft. Secretary; Beatrice Anaza, Librarian; Mrs. Atkins, Angela Sandifer, Vice President; Missy Preston, Historian. Concert Choir Bottom L to R Kim Neel. Mike Rickies. Denise Trindle, Greg Johnson. Jana Newby, Josh Akins. Karen Haley. James Duke. Jenny Hunt. Gymn Lindsey. Connie Reynolds. Jay Tummlnello. and Paula McAllister Second Row L to R James Greene. Jan Hamilton. Oscar Sanders. Rosie Hughes. John McIntyre. Sandra Mulllcan, Chris Goodbeer. Bethaney Grogan. Wesley Woods, and Michelle Schultz Third Row L to R: Clairlssa Denmark. Felix Baker. Kim Lawson. Wayne Cooper. Triads — Top to Bottom: Beth Underwood, Karen Hooper, Julie Pendergraft, Rhonda Cothren, Michelle Lancaster, Christie Doke, Beatrice Anaza, Danelle Smart, Gina Russ, Missy Preston, Christi Smith, Angela Sandifer. Leah Ann Phelps 168 Clubs Amanda Edger. Reggie Smith, Latiesha Brandon. David Buchanan. Pam Snead. An- thony Williams, and Susan Major. Fourth Row L to R: Tammy Berry, Robert Royston. Fran Floyd, Larry Wilson. Regina Bray. Keith Hatchet. Winona Hicks, Steve Price, and Cindy Upton Fifth Row L to R Bart Amey. Lisa Moss, Mark Beddingfield. Diane Malcolm, Bret Schultz. Donna Lewis. Glenn Baucom, Michelle Johnson. Will Hester. Shelia Markham. Steve Smith Trebleaires accompanist: Julie Pendergraft. Mrs. Atkins Trebleaires — Front Row L to R: Stacy Hall, Cara Wilhelm, Laura Doyle, Leah Ann Phelps, Karen Hancock. Second Row: Candi Cole, Martha Toney, Christi Smith. Missy Preston, Cynthia Elliot, Angela Sandifer. Third Row: Michelle Lancaster, Christie Doke, Danelle Smart, Gina Russ. Beatrice Anaza. Fourth Row: Beth Wilson, Michelle Pearson, Julie Pendergraft, Beth Underwood, Rhonda Cothren, Teresa Burroughs. Fifth Row: Lisa Hanvey, Karen Hooper. Darlene Barnett, Helen Davis, Sonya Lasley. Clubs 169 JROTC The Lee High School JROTC was again designated as an “Honor Unit with Distinction” for the past three years. This means that the unit is in the top ten percent of all JROTC 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 third place. The Drill Team has performed at numerous functions and won several awards. The Units Orienteering Team has won two trophies this year. This year the ROTC enjoyed their Military Ball at the Officer’s Club and plan an orientation trip to Fort Knox. Color Guard Kneeling: James Keel. L to R: Stanley Driver. Tony Rigney, Daniel Mazikowski. Darlene Barrett. Robert Albright. Rifle Team Front Row L to R: Gary Langford. John Palmer. Charita Hinton. James Keel. Barry Goodson. Standing: Robert Albright. Stanley Driver. Tony Rigney. 170 Clubs ROTC Staff Kneeling: Charita Hinton Battalion Commander; John Palmer. Battalion X.O. Standing: Frederick Hester. SI; Raynard Ward. S2; Daren Sullivan. Assistant SI; Barry Goodson, S-4; James Keel. Battalion, Sergeant Major. r Drill Team Front Row L to R: Frederick Hester Kneeling; Gary Langford. Ricky Petty. Terry Jones Second Row: Bobbi Maple. Angela Petty. Kevin Mullican, Ricky Hewlett. Elfreda Turner. Ara Higgin, Thomas Sisco. Karen Sullivan. Clubs 171 Rangers Front L to R: Robert Albright First Row: Phyllis Akins, Dianne Thomas, Tammy Allen, Loretta Coffey, Bobbi Maple. Second Row L to R: Stanley Driver, Kevin Mulligan, Joe Winsett. Tony Rigney, James Keel, David Boyd. Larry Taylor. 172 Clubs Orienteering Team L to R: Kevin Mullican, Toney Rigney. Robert Albright. John Palmer, Barry Goodson, James Keel, Stanley Driver. Company A” — Front: Gerald Jackson. Martha Toney First Row L to R: Stanley Driver, Deland Sullivan. Terry Jones. Kevin Mullican, Jennifer Ford. Joey White. Standing: Larry Taylor. Willie Fuqua, Rosalyn Harris, Jennifer Martin, Ngozi Anaza, Gregory Garner, Rhonda Clemons, Shirl Mitchell. Joe Winsett, Demetra Ward, John Stamp. Melinda McCrary, Keith Horton, Nathaniel Mayfield. Michael Boyd, Thomas Sisco. Company B — Front: Gary Langford, Colette Sullivan. First Row L to R: Robert Albright, Lina Edward, Felax Baker, Elfreda Turner, Ricky Petty. Michale Lee, Darlene Barnett, Ann Nelson. Second Row L to R: Robert Hutto, Daniel Bezotte, Cassandra Ford, Theresa Palmer, Jerry Adam, Kim Gipson, Billy McCaulley, Leah Cranford, Randy Walker. Wanda Archie, Marilyn Moore, Charles Payton, Sammy Brazleton, Frederick Harris, Bobby Green, Levon Davis, LaVance Griffin, Margaret Higgins. Company “C” — Front: Ricky Hewlett, Julie Wood. Kneeling: Bobbi Maple, Michele Murrell, Ara Higgins. Brenda Rich, David Boyd, Angela Petty. Desmond Hurt. Farnell Burnett. Standing L to R: Amy Hayes, Nora Ferguson, Dar.ial Mazikowski, Gregory Baker. Lance Griffin, Tammy Allen, Timothy Johnson, Maurice Jefferson, Tony Mc- Caulley, Annette Ward, Valeda Griffin, Rosalind Ford, Richard Buchanan. Karen Miller, Darrell Jones, Anthony Jones, Elaine Cordule, Michael Bewley, Veronica Miller, Marcus Shine, LaDonna Madden, Loretta Coffey, Phyllis Akin, Christina Schuff, Diane Thomas, Dena Amos, Tony Rigney. Clubs 173 Sports 175 Lee O-Johnson 14 Captain: Chuck McCutcheon Lee’s season opener proved to be a defensive battle between the Generals and the Jaguars. The game was the sec- ond of Johnson’s season, which was an advantage over Lee’s lack of game ex- perience. Neither team scored in the first half. Johnson scored in the second half to lead 7-0. Late in the fourth quarter Johnson scored again on a long drive try- ing to run out the clock. Johnson won with a final score of 14-0. Johnson Lee First Downs 15 8 Yards Rushing 40-174 33-61 Yards Passing 102 46 Passes 8-21-1 4-12-0 Fumbles Lost 2 3 Penalties Yds. 6-70 6-45 Punts Avg. 2-42 5-32 Senior Henry Rice sweeps around the end. 176 Sports Lee 20 — Tate 22 Top left: (Jrayland Kobinson returns punt . Top Right: Coach Burleson views his defensive squad. Middle: Junior Rusty Rodgers cools down during halftime. Captains David Roth and Reggie Smith. The Generals dropped to 0-2 in a heart- breaker against Tate, Florida. Lee trailed 7-0 in the first half when Terry Allen scored the Generals first touchdown. The first half ended with Tate leading 14-7. Tate scored the only score of the third quarter on a one-yard run by quarterback Randy Burns. The Generals trailed 22-7 late in the fourth quarter. On a fourth down play from the Tate 13 with 2:02 left in the game, Lee quarterback Grayland Robin- son hit Tim Frankenfield for a touchdown pass. A two point conversion attempt failed and Lee trailed 22-13. With 1:41 left in the game Mike Easterling recovered a Tate fumble and ran 31 yards for the touchdown. Reggie Smith made the extra point to make the score 22-20. With two seconds left in the game, Reggie Smith attempted a 39-yard field goal, but the ball went wide left, making the final score Tate 27-Lee 20. Statistics Lee Tate First Down 13 17 Yards rushing 146 256 Yards passing 229 90 Passes 9-20-0 5-7-0 Fumbles lost 2 3 Penalties Yds. 995 7-68 Punts Avg. 222 2-35 Sports 177 Players enjoy time on the beach after tough defeat. Lee 16 — Huntsville 13 Captains Mike Easterling and Henry Rice Lee defeated Huntsville High 16-13 in its first victory of the season. The win was not only a victory in the city, but also a class 4A Region 12 win. The Panthers turned the ball over three times in the first half. From the opening kickoff Hunt- sville drove the ball to the Lee 34 and fumbled. Lee fumbled back on their own 27 and the panthers moved to the 11, but missed a field goal attempt. The Generals capitalized on another Panther fumble on the Panther 45. Terry Allen scored the first touchdown on a 33 yard run with two minutes left in the first half. The PAT was wide. With nine seconds left in the half, Reggie Smith kicked a 32-yard field goal for a Lee 9-0 lead at halftime. The Generals scored on their first possession of the second half with a 29 yard run by Terry Allen. Reggie Smith kicked the extra point. Huntsville.scored twice in the last eight minutes, but it was not enough. Lee held on to a 16-13 victory. Huntsville Lee First Downs 17 9 Yards Rushing 47-192 29-197 Yards Passing 96 26 Passes 8-11-0 3-7-0 Fumbles Lost 3 2 Penalties Yds. 5-55 5-51 Punts Avg. 2-33 3-32 Top left. Reggie Smith kicks the extra point. Top right. Dave Ellison signals Terry Allen’s touchdown. Middle. T mighty Generals show pre-game enthusiasm. The General's line up for the snap. 178 Sports Lee 0 — Jeff Davis 29 Top Left. Everett Crawford blocks for the kick-off return. Top Right. Lee prevents a Jeff Davis gain. Middle Left. The Generals move the ball against the Volunteers. Captains Joe Sparkman and Jimmy Stewart. The Lee Generals were defeated by the number one ranked high school foot- ball team in Alabama at Goldsmith Schiff- man Field. The Jeff Davis Volunteers came into the game as the state’s top- ranked 4A team. Jeff Davis had two first quarter touchdowns. Jeff Davis scored in the third quarter and again with 3:02 left in the game to defeat the Generals 29-0. The Jeff Davis defense held the Generals to 52 yards total offense and two first downs. Jeff Davis Lee First Downs 14 2 Yards Rushing 49-215 19-15 Yards Passing 90 37 Passes 4-8 4-14-2 Fumbles Lost 0 0 Penalties Yds. 6-40 2-10 Punts A vg. 1-41 5-29-6 Sports 179 Quarterback Grayland Robinson searches for open receiver. Lee 35 — Coffee 16 The Lee Generals pulled an impressive 35-10 victory over the Coffee Yellow Jackets. The win gave Lee a record of 2- 3, but more importantly produced a 2-0 record in region 12 action. The Generals scored on three of its first four possessions. Everett Crawford scored the first touchdown in the game with 7:35 remain- ing in the first quarter. His 13-yard touchdown scamper capped a 68-yard scoring drive for the Generals. Terri Allen’s impressive 57-yard touchdown run with 9:44 left in the first half, was followed by a successful two- point conversion by Roger Wright. Allen’s second touchdown came from three yards out midway in the third period, giv- ing Lee a 28 8 lead. Quarterback Grayland Robinson also got in the act scoring on a 5-yard run. Robinson finish- ed the night with three completions in seven attempts for a total of 60 yards. Everett Crawford scored the final touchdown of the night on a three yard plunge with 10:34 left in the game. Lee finished the game with 95 yards passing and 238 yards rushing by far the most im- pressive victory for the generals. Top Right. Everett Crawford shrugs off the defending yellow jackets. Middle Left. Running back Terry Allen breaks away from Coffee defender. Middle Right. Quarterback Grayland Robinson searches for open receiver. Coffee Lee sj First Downs 13 17 T fSw II Jni S3 Yards Rushing (34) 196 (46) 238 Yards Passing 44 95 Passes 2-12 3 6-11 Fumbles Lost 1 0 - •� - Penalties Yds 1-5 2-20 Punts Avg. 3-20 2-25 180 Sports Reggie Smith puts in the point after touchdown. Lee 14 — Grissom 13 Top Left. Junior Everett Crawford receives pass for big gain. Top right. Charles Elliot attempts an on-side kick for the generals. Captains Keith Prince and Stan Miller The Lee Generals defeated the Grissom Tigers in a close city match-up. The win gave the Generals a 3-3 record overall, and 2-1 in city action. Quarterback Mike Easterling sparked the offense with touchdown runs of 54 and 21 yards in the third and fourth periods. Easterlings first touchdown with 4:36 left in the first quarter, was setup by Grayland Robinson’s interception at the Tigers 30. Robinson then intercepted another Grissom pass and returned it to the Tigers 40. After moving to the 21 in five plays, Easterling ran in for the final Lee touchdown. Behind 14-7 with less than two minutes the Tigers scored. The Tigers went for the two point conversion but were held back at the Lee two yard line. Lee’s tough defense was the major contributer to the important city win. Lee Grissom First Downs 13 9 Yards Rushing 44-229 41-136 Yards Passing 51 32 Passes 2-14-1 2-7-2 Fumbles Lost 1 2 Penalties Yds. 4-30 0-0 Punts A vg. 232 3-33 Sports 181 Mike Easterling is protected by the Generals’ offensive line. Lee O-Austin 9 Captains Bobby Stas and John Earls. The Austin Black Bears claimed a 9-0 homecoming game victory over the Lee Generals. Alphonso Pettus scored the game’s only touchdown with 6:16 left to play, giving the Black Bears a 9-0 win. The only other score was a safety when the ball was snapped over punter Jerry Schrimsher’s head and rolled out of bounds with 6:16 left in the first quarter. The game was filled with plenty of ac- tion, but little scoring took place. Throughout the whole game both defenses struggled to defend the goal- line. There were five turn overs, three by Austin and two given up by Lee. The win gave Austin a 7-1 record, while Lee fell to 3-4. Lee Austin First Downs 7 10 Yards Rushing 35-89 40-170 Yards Passing 29 24 Passes 2-8-10 3-5-1 Fumbles lost 0 2 Penalties Yds. 9-42 6-45 Punts Avg. 3-30 3-38 Top Left. Everett Crawford out runs Austin defenders. Top Right. Senior David Roth dives for extra yardage. Mid- dle. Austin and Lee players fight to recover fumble. Lee defense holds Austin on a goal-line stance. 182 Sports Lee 24-Butler 34 Top Left. Senior David Roth takes a break on the side lines. Top Right. Eric Tepool escapes grip of Butler defender. Middle Right. Running back Terry Allen is injured on the play. The Generals introduced a new two- team no huddle offense in the game against Butler. Lee scored first 50 seconds into the game when Kerry Rascoe ran from 34 yards out to end a 4- play, 60 yard drive. Charles Elliot kicked the PAT for a 7-0 lead. Butler scored to tie the game 7-7. Late in the first quarter Butler went ahead 13-7. Lee took the lead again in a 5-yard run by Terry Allen and Elliott PAT to make the score 14-13. Butler returned the kickoff to retake the lead 19-14 and fail- ed to make the conversion. Lee moved from its own 12 to go back on top when Terry Allen ran in from the Butler 10 and Mike Easterling passed to Joey Flanders for 2 for a 22-19 lead. Lee scored a safe- ty to make the score at halftime 24-19. Butler scored a touchdown in the sec- ond half to take the lead for good to make it 26-24. They scored again with a touchdown and a two-point conversion for a 34-24 victory. ' ■ Lee Butler First Downs 17 19 Yards Rushing 42-244 46-156 Yards Passing 156 173 Passes 14-19-1 9-16-1 Fumbles Lost 2 0 Penalties Yds. 6-67 3-25 Punts Avg. 7-28 3-30 Sports 183 Junior Everett Crawford runs up the middle for a big gain. Lee 33-Bradley County 7 Captain Joey Flanders The Lee Generals, sparked by Terry Allen’s running ability, exploded to a 33- 7 victory over Bradley County. The win gave the Generals a 4-5 record going into the next week’s final game against Lin- coln County. Lee trailed 7-6 at the half but later scored four touchdowns, three in the third quarter, to take command of the game. Lee’s first touchdown came from an 11-yard pass from Grayland Robinson to Reggie Smith, capping a 73-yard drive in nine plays. In the third quarter Lee took the lead for good by driving 68 yards in five plays, Allen breaking away for the last 36 yards. Quarterback Mike Easterling’s two point run put Lee ahead 14-7. Allen scored his second touchdown early in the fourth quarter when he sprinted 75 yards into the end zone. Charles Elliott kicked the extra point afterwards. Lee’s fourth touchdown came when Eric Tepool scored on a 10- yard pass from Grayland Robinson. A two-point pass failed and it was 27-7. The final score by the Generals was set up by Jimmy Stewert’s interception, returning the ball to the Bradley County 15. Kerry Rascoe eventually scored from the three yard line to give Lee a 33-7 victory. First downs Yards rushing Yards passing Passes Fumbles lost Penalties yds. Punts Avg. 10 297 32 3-10-0 1 7-55 4-31 14 132 86 7-17-1 1 4-52 6-33.1 Top Left: Brad Vick blocks against a Bradley County defender. Top Right: Harold Dickerson gains yardage for Lee. Middle Left: Everett Crawford fights for running room against Bradley defenders. Terry Allen sprints across goal line for a General touchdown. 184 Sports Lee 21-Lincoln County 28 Captains Rodney Zielinski and Joey Flanders. Top Left: Everett Crawford fights for the ball. Top Right: Jerry Schrimsher gets the punt away. Middle: Lincoln County makes the play. Lincoln County, led by running back Tim Johnson pulled out a come-from- behind victory over the Lee Generals and gave Lincoln County a 9-1 record going into Tennessee State playoffs next week. Johnson’s 1-yard touchdown plunge in the final seconds capped a 91 -yard Falcon drive in the final 3 minutes of play. This drive was aided by a 15-yard pass interference call. The Generals took the lead with 3:36 remaining in the game when Eric Tepooi rushed around the end from two yards out. Reggie Smith kicked the extra point, capping the 59-yard march by the Generals. The Generals moved 64 yards on their first possession with fullback Jerry Schrimsher scoring from the 1. The Generals finished the season with a 4-6 record with high hopes for next year. First Downs Yards Rushing Yards Passing Passes Fumbles Lost Penalties Yds. Punts Avg. Lee 13 37-228 37 2-5 0 3-45 4-38.2 Lincoln Co. 19 51-297 73 4-6 0 4-40 3-29.3 Mike Easterling runs around his blockers. Sports 185 Senior Force Behind Terry Allen Carl Conely John Earls Mike Easterling Stan Miller Keith Prince Mike Reed Henry Rice Graylnd Robinson David Roth Jerry Schrimsher Trent Sharp 186 Sports The Blue and Grey Front row: Pappy Draper, Henry Rice, Terry Lee Elliot, Jimmy Stewart, Terry Allen, Mike Reed, Trent Sharp. Second Row: Joey Flanders, Rodney Zielinski, Oscar Sanders, Grayland Robinson, Keith Prince, Kamron Skikoh, Joe Sparkman, Carl Conely, Third Row: Reggie Smith, Eric Tepool, Mike Easterling, Jerry Schrimsher, David Roth, John Earls, Bobby Sias, Forrest Oats. Sports 187 Varsity Football First Row. Craig Thomas, Anthony Rigsby, Mike Lance. Vincent Nance. Dave Ellison, Henry Rice, Charles Elliott, Jimmy Stewart. Randy Thompson. Lee Loffey, Kenny Rascoe, Phillip Dobbs. Mack Coffey. Second row, Mark See, Kevin Bridges, Warren Mason, Oscar Sanders, Rob Schrimsher, Everett Crewford, Mike Easterling. Randy Ricketts, Kamron Schikoh, Keith Prince, Tony Fitchard, Carl Conley, Reggie Smith, Pappy Draper, Ilerya Akin. Third row, Todd Gipson, Forrest Oats, John Earls, JerTy Schrimsher, Chris Goetz, Gordon Vaughn, Rusty Rogers, David Roth. Mike Thornton, Bobby Sias, Eric Tepool, Joe Sparkman, Joey Flanders. Rodney Zielinski. Johnny Dunsan, Mike Gamble. Fourth row. Johnny Birchfield, Harold Dickerson, Eugene Harwell. Grayland Robinson. Brad Vick, Mike Reed. Trent Sharp, Terry Allen. Sean Warren, Tim Frankenfield, Tom Swinford, Terry Lee Elliot. Fifth row, Jim Nance, Ivan McGlathery, David Hodges, Mike Tepool, Bobby Gentles, Felix Baker, Don Rice, Chris Coultus. Coaches: Eddie Deaton, Max Burleson, Doyce Steele, George Bennett, Onree Jackson, Floyd Douthit, Ricky Davidson, Jeff Wilson and Head Coach Glen Nunley, front. 188 Sports Freshman Football First Row, Felix Baker. Mark Leslie. Danny Dickens. Ted Frankenfield. Talbot Malone. David Wiggins. John Pruitt. Ronnie Turner. Neal Ellison. Mike Sandifer, Danny Baker. Jeff Moore. Rudy Jones, Second row, Tony Floyd, Phil Varndo, Fred Lockett, Ronald Drake, Britt Lewis. Kenneth Mosley, Rusty Roberts, Brad Akins. Ronnie Taylor. Coach Douthit watches from the sidelines Coach Nunley and Manager Gary Elliot. Sports 189 Lady Varsity Basketball Scores High Lady Varsity Basketball Scores High Coach Ricky Davidson, Kelli Terrell, Pam Dorsey, Paula Dorsey, Lisa Baldwin, Katrina Jackson, Michelle Ellison, Angela Martin, Patty Draper, Pam Ford, Diane Conely, Manager — Melissa Ellison. Right: During a time out. Coach Davidson instructs the team on the new game plan. The Varsity Girls’ basketball team started off the year with a new coach, Ricky Davidson. The team only lost two Seniors from last year and added three Juniors, two Sophomores, and one Freshman. Returning Varsity players were Lisa Baldwin, Pam Dorsey, Paula Dorsey, Katrina Jackson, and Diane Conely. The Generals started the season off with a home-game win over Buckhorn. In the Hazel Green tournament, Lee won in the first round and then lost in the final game to take second place in the tournament. The highlight of the season for Lee was their defeat of the Lady Johnson Jaguars at Lee. Johnson finished the season with one loss, the only blemish on their record being the loss to Lee. The Lady Generals finished the season with a record slightly under 500. The Region 12 Tournament was held at Austin High School. Lee won the first game by beating Coffee 48-40 after los- ing to the Yellow-Jackets the Friday before. Austin beat the Generals in the second round and ended the Generals’ season. The team will lose two Seniors this year, Lisa Baldwin and Pam Dorsey. 190 Sports Seniors Leave With the Memories Sports 191 Opposite page, Katrina Jackson outbounds opponent for the tip. Top left, Paula Dorsey struggles to get off the shot. Bottom left. Generals anticipate the call against the Tigers. Right, Kelli Rolo Terrell shoots two for the Varsity Generals. Sports 193 Varsity Basketball Takes the Bounds Front Row. Leanord Gurley, Brian Hicks, Rock Wilson, Carl Conley, Pappy Draper. Back Row. Roger Wright, James Gosage, LaFerrell Walker, David Roth, Rex Stone, Marvin Hughes, Coach Dugan. Right. Coach Dugan Instructs the team on the new strategy. The Varsity boys basketball coach this year was Jerry Dugan. The team had a winning season. The Generals opened up the season in the Arab Invitational Tournament. They won first place in the tournament. In the City Invitational Tournament over the Christmas holidays Lee was 2-1. Toward the end of the season the Generals were third in the city with a record of 15-9. The Var- sity Generals start the Regional Tournament February 22 at Cof- fee with high hopes. The Generals will lose seven Seniors this year. Highlights of the season included beating Huntsville twice and a big win over Austin, a state-ranked team. The Generals had a good season beating several ranked teams in the state. 194 Sports Seniors Lead the Varsity Generals Leonard Gurley Rock Wilson Sports 195 Generals Show Triple Threat Sports 197 JV Boys’ Basketball Hangs Tough Front Row. Gordon Vaughn, Frank Berry, Wayne Caudle, Terry Pryor, Steve Kennel. Back Row. Tim Graves, Steve Ford, Mark Dillion, Emanual Haygood, Everett Crawford, Tony Fitchard. Right. Wayne Caudle scores for the Generals. Ricky Davidson coaches the boys junior varsity basketball team. The team finished with a record of 7-11. The JV boys’ schedule consisted of city and county teams, but no tournaments. The JV team will contribute several members to the varsity generals next year. 198 Sports JV Girls’ Win City Front Row. Michelle Ellison. Jennifer Dorsey. Mateasa Collins. Debra Conely. Back Row. Melisa Lancaster, Tina Vickers, Connie Childers, Coach Douthit. Left. Coach Douthit. Floyd Douthit was the Junior Varsity Girls’ coach. The team is made up of freshmen and sophomores. The team had a winning record of 9-3. The Junior Varsity girls finished number one in the city basketball standings. The Junior Varsity team should have an excellent team next year and will send some promising players up to the Varsity team. Sports 199 Underclassmen Shoot the Hoop Top. Freshman Joey Dye shoots over the Rebel defender. Top Right. J. V. Mark Dillan shoots a jumper Onder coach Dugan's supervision. Right. Freshman Paul Seal aims for the basket. 200 Sports Freshman Basketball Finish Winners Front Row - Walter Pruitt, Neal Ellison, Danny Dickens. Clark Acklln, Isaac Gurley, Gerald Patton. Back Row. Coach Jackson. Joey Dye, Lesley Bell. Sloan Beaty, Paul Seal, Jerry Thomas. Victor Thompson. Dale Wilson. Left — Isaac Gurley lays up two for the Generals. Coach Onrec Jackson is the Freshman boys’ basketball coach. The team finished with a record of 9-6. The freshmen’s record was 5-3 in the city, earning them second place in city freshman basketball. Paul Seal led the team in rebounds. The team will make a strong JV team for the Generals next year. Sports 201 Volleyball Team Wins Donaho Tournament First Row Pam Malone. Kelli Terrell. Jeniffer Dorsey. Second Row. Katrina Jackson. Angie Martin. Diane Conely, Connie Childers. Tina Vickers This year’s volleyball team finished second in the city with a record of 30-10 under Coach Phil Drake. The team will lose only one Senior this year, Pam Dorsey. The highlight of the year for the volleyball team was winning the Donaho Tourna- ment. Pam Dorsey was selected to the Bradshaw and Regional Tournaments all- tournament teams and as an all-star. Paula Dorsey was also selected to the Regional Tournament team. All city first team from Lee were Pam Dorsey and Paula Dorsey. All city second team were Katrina Jackson and Angie Martin. 202 Spons Lady Generals Dominate the Net Sports 203 Girls’ Tennis Aces the Year Front Row. LeAnn Shady, Donna Lofton, Alice Brooks. Back Row. Darla Tolomei, Lottie Garden, Kim Dickens. Right. Kim Dickens demonstrates her skill with a tennis racket. Middle. Coach Sue Marshall shows how the game is played. 204 Sports Boys’ Tennis Aces the Year Front Row. Kevin Sharp, David Michaels. Earl Johnson, Will Payne. Back Row. John Porter. K.C. Agrelius. Pat Bolton, Tim Howard, Albert Rich, Scott Faulkenberry. Left. K.C. Agrelius aces the serve. Middle. Tim Howard watches his return. Sports 205 Wrestling Team Pins Opponents First Row. Raynard Jones, Connie Tony, Thor Pinkney. Terry Ferguson, Ricky Petty. Second Row. Gerald Sullivan, Ronald Drake, Felix Baker, Greg Baker, Greg Holland, Gary Courtney. Third Row: Brad Akins, Brad Vick, Rusty Rogers, Chris Geotz, Charles Bradford, Jommy Love, Mac Coffee, Mike Lance. 206 Sports Varsity Wrestlers Show Their Moves First Row: Gary Holland, Connie Tony, Ronald Drake. Terry Ferguson. Back Row: Gerald Sullivan, Marty Lindsey, Brad Vick, Rusty Rogers, Charles Bradford, Jimmy Love. Brian Con- ely, Xavier Ellison. Mike Lance. Left: Charles Bradford puts his opponent in a difficult situation. Sports 207 Cross Country Tearn Runs Down Opponents Bottom: Sonya Laslcy, Beth Wilson. Richard Doke. Marty Shasteen, Chris Goodbeer. K. C. Agrelius. Darryl Woods. Steve Price. Kevin Sharp. Bart Arney. Daryl Owe Stephanie Jennings. Top: Coach Sue Marshall. Christy Doke, Beth Zimmerman. Richard Mosely. Sheena Stewart. Lisa Baldwin. Meteasa Collins. Dawn O’Neil. 208 Sports Swim Team Strokes to Victory Sports 209 Mr. Earl Grilliot was the coach of the swim team this year. Christy Baker was the Captain of the team and the girls leading swimmer. Lee swam in dual meets with all the city teams. Managing the team this year was Vicki Avery. Four members of the Lee team, Christy Baker, Cami Baker, John Sutherland, and Jeff Guerin competed in the state swim meet. The swim team will lose two Seniors this year, Christy Baker and Melissa Ducote. Front — Coach Grilliot. First Row: Juan Marquez, Monica Yepes, Maria Choucair. Second Row: Anne Ballance, Anna Adams. Melissa Ducote, Bjorn Frivik. Third Row: Cami Baker, John Sutherland, Christy Baker, Jeff Guerin. Soccer Kicks Off With a Great Season First row, Gerry Norris. Larry Williams. Jerry Adams. Jody Joiner, Ned Vaughn, Marcus Segewitz, Steve Frizzell, Jason Lowler. Kelvin Battle. Mark Mullins. Torsten Seg Second Row, Bobby Gabrys, Frankie Farah. Jimmy Agnew, In Chul Shin. Kurt Ezell, Jamie Guthry, Ricky Pope. Grey Hanks, Reggie Burrell. Duane Tucker. Brian Atnip, ly Boltman, Brian Cucksee, Coach Campbell. Captains Ned Vaughn, Marcus Segewitz, Ricky Pope, sitting. All-City, Reggie Burrell, Ned Vaughn, Jody Joiner, Ricky Pope. 210 Sports Seniors Lead the Soccer Team Ned Vaughn Jamie Guthrie Marcus Segewitz Lee dribbles the ball down the field. Sports 211 Senior Cheerleaders End With Style Sheri Lankford. Captain Angela Faulkner, Gayla Buchanan. Sheri Lankford. Amy Allen Amy Allen Gayla Buchanan, Co-Captain Angela Faulkner 212 Sports Varsity Cheerleaders Stand Behind the Generals First Row — Susan Flanders. Beth Grogan. Monika Bayless, Amy Allen. Leatrice Lacey. Tammy Walker. Second Row — Angie Hall. Vicki Moore. Allyson Morgan. Sheri Lankford (Captain), Angela Faulkner. Gayla Buchanan (Co-Captain). Cheerleaders spread Pac-Man Fever. Sports 213 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Capture General Spirit Above — Bottom — Debbie Stevenson, Kedra Carriger, co-captain; Paula Parvin, Lori Couch. Middle — Valerie Leary. Amy Robinson. Top — Teresa Daly, captain. Left — Kedra Carriger leads her class in cheers at Johnson pep rally. Freshman Cheerleaders Loyal to Generals to Finish Bottom Row: Christie Peacock, Co-Captain, Patti Rogers. Cindy Beal. Back Row: Julie Moore. Captain, Yvette Esslinger. Bottom to Top: Lori Moss. Tracie Rob- bins, Janet Steely. Lori Moss and Janet Steely cheer on the Lady Gemals. Freshman cheerleaders Lori Moss, Janet Steely, and Yvette Essinger show their General basketball spirit. Sports 215 1982 Baseball Has Winning Season Front Row: Paul Sprader, Garrison Friend. Joe Sparkman, Mike Reed. David Wilson. Todd Frankenfield. Davsd Boyett, Grayland Robinson, Kenny Watson, Morris King, Louis Sprader, Back Row: Coach Ricky Davidson, Mike Easterling. Terry Daniel, John Moses, Eric Tepool, Robbie Crawford, David Roth, Jay Moore. Roger Wright. Pappy Moore, Jerry Schrimsher, Joey Flanders, Coach Max Burleson 1982 Softball Second in City First Row: Nicki Crawford, Lottie Carden, Pam Dorsey, Wendy Thompson, Paula Dorsey, Donna Hardage. Second Row: Kim Dickens, Jeannie Bridges, Teresa Hardage. Katrina Jackson, Leigh Marrero, Marie Dupree. 216 Sports f. ? . John Moses makes the play. Football Banquet Lifts the Team’s Spirits Eric Tepool receives “Best Defensive Back” award from Coach Eddie Deaton. Chuck McCutcheon receives “Best Offensive Lineman award from Coach George Bennet. Terry Allen is distracted from the awards Sports 217 i William Charles Hull, at the age of 16 was killed in an automobile accident, December 11, 1982. Charley as he was known by his friends, was well liked by everyone. This was his first year at Lee. He attended Madison Academy during his freshman and sophomore years. Charley was active in several community organizations, including the Junior Jaycees and Explorer Post 333, and was also an active member of Northside Baptist Church. Through Charley’s life was short, he touched the hearts of many people. 218 Dosing idriendsh lP friendshi. jhlu ilti. hip ts u miy ify Ship DU weathers muny yu f). . dnd leaves a hfessiny to the world .9n every plate it sails. ft helps the dreary. iheers the Sad. - dnd drives Jurh loads away; ft yives a hefpiny hand to th oSe TiJho ve falfen hy the way. friendship is a hfeSSed ship TJhui s fall of pe ate an JL'. -4J lurries Sunshine everywhere, from Cfod s own blessed above. Jnd ma hes the world a belt er plate. en more tihe he aven sweet, fnd helps to smoo th th e pathway out. for weary pilyrim S feet. Walter £ f Sen ho Closing 219 We’re or school 220 Closing lly in high once... .. .So, 11 We Can Rememb Hope Mways er.. . r- «s '■ Closing 221 c . . .All the razy Things We Did “ Dear Generals, This year’s Silver Sabre Staff has worked diligently to make the twentieth edition of the Silver Sabre a book that will keep the memories of the year 1983 alive. I feel we have met this goal with much success. It takes alot of planning and hard work from all involved, the editors, the photographers, and the staff to shape a successful yearbook. The Silver Sabre Staff hopes you find this year’s edition as suc- cessful as we have attempted to make it. Sincerely, Marianne Peoples Silver Sabre, Editor Closing 223 Sett 3l Ads 225 To all the men of the black and gold Thanks for being true brothers. Reggie (Skip) This space is dedicated to David Askins by C 0 N F E D E R Nov. 13th 19 8 2 OPELIKA N. J. V., M.S.M.. T L.(S.)D.. T J.(B.)B. E S 1 Donna Wilkerson, I Love Rodeo! D.W. and B.T. WAR EAGLE!!! Hey, Mrs. Sumners, How 'bout that TIDE? The chess jocks — Brian, Aaron and Jeff B.S ANCHOR CLUB Jeff McWilson got hit in the McHead with a McRock on McSaturday at his McHouse. ‘Go’ I Love My Mom and Dad. Little Yang Monday nights are made for Charlotte, Lynn and Ginny SPACE POPE IS BACK! B.S. Jill S., Donna Q., Janet W. and Rhonda B. (There’s nothing like troublemakers) THE TONGUE LIVES! Michelle, you’re the greatest lil sis! We love you coaches Rodeo and WAMP DONNE Silk Walker I Love You Camille Walker Tonita and Cheryl, Remember the good times, forget the bad. Love Connie 0 Hey Nub Love, Squid b bo I Love Y a Like a Sis, Kristi Hut l Hut 2 and Hut 3 Love, L.D.J.A.’s 1 B.S. Hut 1 The Beatles Forever B.S. I’ve enjoyed being an OBU big brother. Love, Ricky Moore Debbie, Thanx for always be- ing there. Cathy ... My next door neighbor in P.C.B. I love ya, Marianne A. and S., Why Am I so stupid?! Love, Erk Janet W. Best Pt A Big Sis Love, Rhonda Denise, You’re just too much of a trip!! I love ya, Jill Charlotte, You’re a great lil sis. 1 love ya, Marianne Angela, Like it’s been tublicer. Love, Kim Lisa, Myra, Carla, and Ricky — We made it to the end together. Lisa Erika — Life is ... Love is .. . To: Ted Dixie at Johnson High. I love you. Valorie Carter Lonnie and Cheryl, I’ll miss you. THE TIDE HAS DYED! Sandi, Thanks for being such a great friend! I love ya, Angie Mrs. Brooks, Mrs. Geiger and Doc Let our people go! Scoggins Seniors ‘83 Charger Hockey 1 Rhonda . . . Have a great summer and remember — You are the best. Love ya, Janet AUBURN — for 10 years you have been taking notes — you finally got it right. D t-+ O’ a (0 cr V� % Brad Vick Lee High Brad Vick 226 Ads Lisa Myra, Carla, And Ricky We Made It To The End t o 9 e t h A true BAMA fan can take defeat once every ten years! A true Bama Fan I’D RATHER BE IN SYDNEY PAULA - GAMMA PHI WOULDN’T BE THE SAME WITHOUT YOU AS MY LITTLE SIS. “THE EAGLE HAS LANDED” WAR EAGLE ROCK WILSON Reece and Harold, Take care Dee. Reggie Madame has been converted to Hal HEY MARCUS, (ARFO) PHONE HOME, BUDDY! E.T. Hey Karen Kerr, That’s The Way It goes Love, Alicia Congratulations Seniors. The best of ; luck to you! Rhonda S. Thanks for being a friend PATTY Hey Sabine (I mean gorgeous) Love who have ya you been Mrs. staring at Nelson during 4th T. W. period! Love, Alicia HEY RUSTY .the WASHING- ton REDSKINS ARE LOOKING FORYA! o Q 3 o § -1 cri cJ Cl CARLA. Thanks for being a great friend these last two years. I love ya! Kim r SL p 111 - ■ «S K — £. 1 IP X I LOVE YA, TREE! WATCH OUT AUBURN, HERE WE COME! SHANNON AND MARIANNE SABRINA STOVALL 1 TWIN Love R. B. Kim B. Thanks for being a friend! Love, DAPHNE Stacy 1 Delta Deb Lil Sis CATHY Hey ROD, DIG SPACE, RALPH and you too, Cha, Ya’ll are the greatest ever. Love ya, DIL Teresa H. and Tammy L. We did it! Waaaaaar Eagle! TRACEY V. Slob and Klutz Forever! Lisa B. and Melissa B. Bush and Bulldog Best friends forever I’D RATHER BE IN BRIAN - SYDNE Y! B.S. DELTA DEBS 1 SOME ONE WHO TALKS ABOUT THEIR INFERIORS, HASN’T ANY Love ya, Tree! Hey, Penny, Sharron, Gail, and Tina, We Finally made it!!! Love ya, Teresa Rod, You’ve helped make this year the Best! I love you Susan Scott F. Roll Tide!!! Love Daphne A u is bad! B.S. The Class of 1983 . . . 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AL 35811 539-7618 We Love You Mrs. V. 1982-83 Silver Sabre Staff STATEMFMTS Color Coding for hos lion £ hun Kathy Dyer Huntsville, AL (20!) 859-2589 3921 Broadmor Road Huntsville, AL 35810 859-0160 What’s his name Stephanie? 238 Ads Above: Front Row — Bill Stramiello, David Som- mers, Vance George. Second Row — Kirk Perry. Arron Smith, David Sharp, Errol Smith, Greg Turn- minello, Scott Faulkenberry. Third Row — Joel Hatfield, Victor Burrus, Charles Ozzie Osborn, Steve Ponder, Darrel Owens. Right — Charter Members: Front Row — David Sommers. Vance George, Bill Stramiello, Joel Hat- field. Back — Charles Osborn, Darrel Owens, Greg Tumminello. Fraternity 239 SS5 This year Sigma Sigma Sigma added several new members. To promote the brotherhood of fellow Sigma’s throughout the nation, the Sigma’s held the 4th an- nual Sigma Ball. Members nominated to the National Foundation of Sigma’s, which is a very prestigious group, include David Sommers and Vance George. This year the Sigma’s will lose several original members who started the organization. Left Picture — Angie Hosch; Soph. Rep , Angie Meeks; Junior Rep., Michelle Schultz; Secretary. Trish Gles; Fresh Rep.. Melinda Sartain; Chaplain. Rosie Hughes; Treasurer. Janet Hamilton; President. Denise Scott; V-Pres.. Claudine Lara; Historian, Donna Burroughs; Sgt. at arms Top picture — Big Brothers L to R — Kenneth Hooper, Kamran Shikoh, Brett Schultz. .31pha Ads 241 Alpha Beta Kappa is a sisterhood of friends. They have fun and fellowship together along with projects and fundraisers. Every year their major objective is the an- nual trip to Florida. Left Page — Top to Bottom — Brett Schultz, Michelle Schultz, Tam- my Chaplin, Denise Sharp. Angie Hosch, Trish Giles, Teresa Buroughs. Donna Buroughs, Rosie Hughes. Claudine Lara, Denise Scott, Melinda Sartain, Helen Davis, Jan Hamilton, Angie Meeks. Melissa Adams. Whole Sorority: Upper left — sitting Brad Vick, John Jackson. Allison Layne, Janie Johnson. Vicki Carter. Kim Griffis. Carla Arrington. Cathy Rhoden. Julee Byrom, Stacy Moore. 2nd row Angela Watkins. Mike Tepool. Lisa Edge. Michelle Neal. Tina Edwards. Cami Baker. Gina Daniels. Jennifer Dunkln, Marsha McCann. Christy Baker. Kim Dickens. Lisa Moss. Susan Oliver, Tim Frankenfield, Wendy Worley, Terri Flanders. Wendy Thompson. 3rd row Kim Torstenson. Kim Baites. Kim Smelley. Marianne Peoples. Lori McWhorter, Charlotte Elliot. Lynn Tate. Gin- ny Frazier. Tracy Blanton Officers Lower Left; 1st row Vickie Carter. Vice President; Janie Johnson, President; Jennifer Duncan. Soph. Rep.; Wendy Thompson. Secretary; Kim Griffis. Treasurer; Tracy Blanton, historian; 2nd row Gina Daniels; Sr. Rep.; Tina Edwards, Sr. Rep.; Christy Baker. Chaplain; Susan Olivier, Sgt.-at-arms; Alison Layne, Asst. Treasurer Seniors — Above Stacey Moore. 2nd row — Kim Smelley. Kim Griffis, Janie Johnson, Vickie Carter. 3rd row Alison Layne. Wendy Thompson. Tracy Blanton. Charlotte Elliotte. Carla Arrington 4th row Kim Kickens, Christy Baker. Tina Edwards. Gina Daniels. Losa Moss. Susan Olivier, Cathy Roden, Marianne Peoples Left — front row — Juliee Byrom. Ginny Frazier. Lisa Edge. Janie Johnson. Lynn Tate. Charlotte Elliotte. Jennifer Duncan. Back Tim Frankenfield. Mike Tepool. Jerry Schrimsher. John Jackson, Brad Vick Delta Debs is Lee’s oldest sorority. Their main objective is to promote friendship and sisterhood. The members do this through par- ties, cookouts, hayrides, jersey days and annual dinners. Delta Debs has been sponsored for ten years by Liz and Bob Parcus. The members of Delta Debs, Liz and Bob, and the big brothers are part of a very special family. Ads 243 ©mtgi Far Left First Row: Kathy Burke. Devin Hughes. Bobbi Maples. Second Row: Gina Owens. Monica Loney, Tammy Thompson. Darren Hunter. Susan Tate. Anita Rosenbulm, Leighann Birdsong. Above L to R: Bobby Maples. Anita Rosenbulm. Kathy Burke. Monica Loney. Devin Hughes. Susan Tate. Darren Hunter, Tammy Thompson. Gina Owens. LeighAnn Birdsong. Left Officers: Anita Rosenbulm. President. Kathy Burke. Vice President. Susan Tate. Treasurer. Although Kappa Sigma Omega is small, they do not fail in their closeness and fellowship among their sisters. They have parties, teas, and socials. They continually raise money through the school year to support their annual trip to Florida. Ads 245 Bottom to Top L to R: Teresa Rogers, Kristi Hardin, Janet Wilson. Rhonda Baldwin, Lisa Craver, Cheryl Houser. Shannon McBride. Teresa Brown, Tammy Walker, Kedra Carriger, Teresa Daily, Melanie Lewis, Allyson Morgan, Rebecca Bledsoe, Lori Couch, Valerie Leary, Tandi Robison, Vicki Moore, Angie Hall, Sabrina Stovall, Jamie Wampler, Belinda Flanders, Tami St. Clair, Tonya Robbins, Gayla Buchanan, Tanis Whitaker, Monika Bayless, Susan Flanders, Sheri Lankford, Angela Faukner, Paula Parvin. Not Pictured: Fran Floyd, Kim Lawson, Donna Lofton, Amy Allen, Amy Taylor. 246 Ads Teresa Rogers President Gayla Buchanan Vice-President Tonia Robbins Secretary Amy Allen Treasurer Lisa Craver Sgt. at Arms Melanie Lewis Sgt. at Arms Janet Wilson Sgt. at Arms Angela Faulkner Historian Kim Lawson Chaplain Sheri Lankford Sr. Rep. 0 Vicki Moore Belinda Flanders Teresa Brown Fran Floyd Shannon McBride Jr. Rep. Soph. Rep. Senior Senior Senior Kim Strong Senior Tami St. Clair Senior g Tuntm fipiii (Deha Ads 247 Pictures by Johnny Sharp Gamma Phi Delta is a friendship organization promoting sisterhood and devotion among its members. This is achieved through socials, teas, parties, charity projects, fund raisers, and their annual trip to Panama City Beach, Florida. Front Row: Tonita Phipps, Regina Bently, Terri Phipps. Collette Wilson, Monica Massey, Stephanie Cain, Tracy Doyle, Ingrid Burton, Niki Crawford, Pam Ford, Connie Tiller. Second Row: Letisha Brandon. Valorie Carter, Cheryle Moore. Jolanda Kirkpatrick, Demetra Sullivan, Charita Hinton. Third Row: LaFerral Walker, Harald Dickerson. Raynard Ward, Charles Blair, Reggie Grayson Zeta Phi Delta has been the leading sorority at Lee High School since 1979 with Earnstine Street as their spon- sor. The members of this sorority are selected from high schools throughout the city. Zeta Phi Delta has strived to set an example of sisterhood among it’s sister’s. Connie Tiller Latiesha Brandon President Vice-President Ingrid Burton Regina Bently Chaplin Monica Massey Cheryl Moore Stephanie Cain Secretary Valorie Carter Corresponding Secretary Charita Hinton Jolanda Kirkpatrick Tonita Phipps Demetra Sullivan 250 Clubs AHR is a fraternity founded in 1979. They have both fun and charity activities throughout the year. In the past AHR has been a small organizaton, but this year the membership has greatly increased. Top picture — Front — Steve Kennel 2nd row — Lenny Foy, Karen Kerr. Sabine Goetz. Alicia Milam. Erika Jenke, Susie Burns. Anna Vaughn. Cindy Harding. Jamie Burleson. Teresa Haas. James Stone. 3rd row — Alicia Blair, Kenneth Kerr. Delisa Landry. Tonia Robbins, Lynn Tate. Susan Olivier. Jen- nifer Dunkin, Doug Kauffman. Kathy Spurgeon. Laura Titus. Karen Maddos. Tonya Kennel, Steven Arndt, Joel Slayton. Chris Ellis, Jacob Yarbrough. Right — Steve Kennel; President, Joel Slayton; Vice-President. Acklln Car! 78. 201 Adams Anna 78, 209 Adams Jerry 66, 173 Adams Melissa 78, 241 Agnew James 52 Agrelius K C 52. 144, 205 Akin Phyllis 78, 135, 172,173 Akin llerya 52, 142 Akins Bradley 78. 140, 206 Akins Joshua 20, 167, 168 Akins Wyatt 66. 133, 161 Albright Cynthia 70. 127 Albright Joseph 78 Albright Robert 52.170, 172,173 Albright Tina 20. 163 Aldrich Kenneth 66.130,152 Alexander Marvin 52 Allee Dodd 127, 135, 152 Allen Amy 8. 11. 20. 103, 127, 140, 141. 144. 145. 212. 131.247 Allen Juarlesa 78. 130, 155 Allen Kimberly 66. 132, 158 Allen Reginald 164 Allen Tammy 78, 172, 173 Allen Terry 20. 178, 180,217 Amos Dena 78, 168 Anaza Beatrice 78, 168, 169, 173 Anderson Deborah 66 Anderson Mark 85 Archie Wanda 20. 173 Arndt Steven 66. 155, 161. 250 Amey Bart 52. 159, 166, 167,168 Arrington Carla 20. 148. 149, 156, 243 Askins David 52 Asmann Thomas 52 Atnip Brian 20. 211 Atnip Carey 52. 164 Austin Deirdre 20 Austin Jeffrey 52 Avery Alan 78 Avery Vickie 66 Ayers Darryl 52, 164 Ayers Karen 20, 148, 149 Bagsby Wendy 52. 162 Baites Kim 66, 131, 2. 155, 165, 243 Baker Cam. 66. 127, 209, 243 Baker Christy 20. 148, 149, 209, 234 Baker Danny 78 Baker Felis 66. 168, 173, 206 Baker Greg 78. 173. 206 Baker Latunjia 20 Baker Lori 78 Baker Marlon 66 Baker Sharon 133 Baker Sherri 20. 162 Baker Teresa 52 Baldwin Lisa 21. 117, 118, 115. 132, 128, 129, 136, 137. 144. 145. 161. 181, 190. 191 Baldwin Mark 52. 164 Baldwin Rhonda 66. 131, 136, 156, 157. 246 Ballance Anne 52. 127. 135. 209 Bankowski Bart 78 Banks James 78 Bannister Sandra 66 Barisa Mark 78.155, 161 Barksdale Beth 78 Barnett Jessisa 66. 169. 170, 173 Barnett Timothy 66. 134, 155 Barnhart Andrea 53 Battle Kelvin 66 Batts Hundley 21 Batts Wanda Carol 78 Bauxom Glenn 21. 166, 167. 168 Bauerle Kerstin 21, 114, 127. 128, 132. 148. 149. 155. 159. 161 Bayless Monika 9. 11,52.121.140. 141,213, 246 Beal Cindy 76. 78,127. 215 Beasley Lynn 78 Beasley Major 21. 164 Beasley Michael 78 Beasley Timmy 66 Beatty Sloan 78, 201 Beddmgfelld Mark 66. 139.168 Below Teresa 21 Bell Leslie 78. 201 Bell Margaret 52, 135 Belle Shean 67 Beltran Melissa 21, 148. 149 Bentley Barry 67. 155 Bentley Carmon 21. 131. 139. 146. 147. 156. 248, 249 Beranek Gwendolyn 52 Beranek Stephanie 78. 156 Berquist Robin 52 Berry. Frank 67. 198 Berry Serena 78 Berry Tammy 53, 169 Beverly Nancy 78 Bewley Micheal 173 Beqotte Daniel 173 Bice Bryan 53 Bice Stanford 67 Bice Stuart 21 Bill Alicia 78 Birchfield Johnny 53 Birdsong Leigh Ann 245 Birdsong Robert 78 Black Christopher 67. 155 Black John 21 Blackburn James 67 Blair Alisa 67, 132,155, 250 Blair Charles 21, 127. 131. 135. 248 Blanton Tracy 21. 131. 243 Bledsoe Rebecca 53. 136, 158. 246 Boles Margaret 53 Bolton Partick 79. 205 Boone Lara 79 Boyd David 53. 172. 173 Boyd Michael 79. 173 Bracey Stephanie 79, 133 Bradford Charles 53. 67. 151, 206, 207 Brandon Lateisha 53. 127. 154, 159. 166. 168. 248, 249 Bratcher Charles 0 Bray Regina 67, 168 Brazelton Samuel 173 Brett Cynthia 162 Brewer Rose 22. 164 Bridges Bobby 53 Bridges Jeannie 67. 216 Bridges Kevin 53. 132 Bridges Tina 22 Briggs. Carol 79 Briggs Jennifer 22 Briggs Michael 154 Brock Timothy 67 Brooks Alice 53, 149, 204 Brooks Jeffrey 67 Brooks Todd 22. 163 Brooks William Todd 22 Brown Gregory 79 Brown Jacqueline 22, 133 Brown James 53 Brown Jealeatha 79, 146, 155 Brown Paul David 79 Brown Benny 22. 162 Brown Teresa 22. 24. 129. 139. 158, 246 247 Brown Willie 79 Buchanan Gayla 22. 100. 121. 139, 140. 141, 212. 213 246. 247 Buchanan David 22. 159, 166, 167 Buchanan Richard 79, 173 Buchmaster Jamie 22. 131 Bullion David 23 Bultman Sheldon 53 Burke Kathy 243 Burleson Jamie 67. 155. 250 Brunette Chris 135 Brunette Farnell 53, 173 Burns Susan 67. 155. 161. 250 Burrell Anthony 53 Burrell Regina 67 Bunell Reginald 67 Burrought Donna 131, 241 Burrought Teresa 79, 169. 241 Burruss Sandra 151 Burton Ingrid 23. 131. 248. 249 Bush Anthony 79 Bush Gwendolyn 23 Byrge Paul 53 Byrne Betheny 53 Byrom Julee 67. 156. 157, 243 Cain Stephanie 53.127. 148. 149 Campbell Wendy 79 Cantrell Carla 79 Cantrell Ronald 67 Carden Charlotta 67, 216 Carr Donnie 23. 42. 163 Carriger Brant 23. 140, 163 Carriger Kedra 67. 214. 246 Carroll Jeffrey 23. 162 Carroll Kristie 67.127 Carter Balinsa 67, 135, 158 Carter Valorie 23. 138. 139. 146. 147. 156. 348, 249 Carter Vickie 23. 131.243 Cashoo Johnny 23 Cashon Joseph 67 Caudle Darren 53. 198 Certain Daphne 67. 136, 156 Chandler Dalton 54, 139 Chandler James 23. 142. 143. 146. 154. 155 Chaplin Lamarr 23, 128. 162 Chaplin Tammy 67, 128, 162 Cheatham Dawn 24. 134 Childers Connie 79. 199, 202 Christian Billy 54, 162 Choucair, Maria 209 Clark Dewayne 24. 127. 135 Clark Cheryl 24. 164 Clark James 24. 42. 162 Clark Teiesa 24 Clark Tina 54 Clark Vicki 130 Cleavinger Victoria 79 Clemons Christopher 67 Index 251 Clemons James 67 Clemons Rhonda 79. 130, 173 Clemons Yvette 67 Click James 67. 155 Cline Glenn 54. 133. 165 ClouseT Mark 54 Coffey Loretta 79. 172. 173 Coffey Mack 67. 206 Coffey Robert 68 Colbert Sherry 79 Cole Candi 79. 169 Collins Joseph 79 Collins Meteasa 68. 199 Colwell Earl 24 Combs Beverly 25 Conerly Bryon 68. 207 Conley Carl 164. 194, 195 Conley Debra 54. 130. 199 Conley Diane 190, 202 Cook Carrie 54 Cooper Kimberly 79 Cooper Wayne 79. 168 Corcoran Lisa 79 Cordule Elaine 173 Cothren Kenneth 79 Cothren Leona 54. 120. 121 Cothren Rhonda 79, 168, 169 Couch Lori 64. 68. 106. 127. 132. 214. 246 Couch Martina 0 Courtney Gary 206 Covelli Todd 0 Cox Susan 54 Crabtree Douglas 68. 164 Craven Sara 54 Craver Lisa 25. 146. 246. 247 Crawford Cyneth.a 54. 127, 132. 216. 248 Crawford Everett 54. 79. 104. 127. 132. 142. 143. 165. 180. 181. 198 Crawford Robert 25. 127, 164. 216 Crim David 68 Cross Tommy 68 Crosson Angela 68 Crowell Angelia 79 Crowl Tammy 25 Crutcher Robert 68 Cucksee Brian 25. 160, 211 Culbreath Michael 25. 42. 162 Cumbie Patricia 80 Cutcliffe Keith 80. 140 Cuzzort Regena 68 Cuzzort Teresa 26. 131 Dailey Russell 69. 140 Daly Teresa 68. 132. 214. 246 Daniel Qna 26. 156, 243 Daniel Karen 68. 158 Darwin Samuel 26, 140 Davis Helen 84. 241 Davis Johathan 80 Davis Levon 173 Davis Lisa 28. 163. 169 Davis Maurice 54. 127, 142, 143 Davis Randy 89 Day Stephen 26. 165 Dean John 54 Denmark Clarissa 68. 168 Cenms Dana 26 Dickens Danny 80. 109, 201 Dickens Kimberly 9. 26. 101. 112. 117. 128. 140, 144, 145. 204.216. 243 Dickerson Harold 54. 143. 248 Dillard Julie 26 Dillon Mark 68. 198, 200 Dobbs James 54 Dodson Michael 68 Dodson Thomas 54 Doke Crystal 80. 168, 169 Doke Ricky 68 Donegan Sylvester 80 Donlin Any 54. 131 Dorsey Fred 80 Dorsey Jennifer 68. 199, 202 Dorsey Pamela 111, 117. 190. 191.203.216 Dorsey Paula 26. 54. 190, 193, 203. 216 Doyle Laura 80, 169 Doyle Tracy 64. 68. 127. 146. 156. 248 Dozier Michael 55. 154. 155 Drake Ronald 80. 206. 207 Draper Angela 127 Draper Patty 190 Draper James 80. 194. 195 Draper Janice 68 Draper Micheal 55 Driver William 55. 170. 172, 173 Ducote Melissa 26. 127, 128. 129, 130. 144. 145, 161. 209 Duffey Denise 68 Duke Billy 80 Duke James 168 Duncan Angela 26 Dunkin Jennifer 68. 127, 156. 243. 250 Dwyer Anna 68. 155 Dye Joey 80. 200. 201 Earls John 26 Easterling Michael 27. 139. 178. 181, 216 Eaton Gregory 27. 154 Edge Lisa 55. 243 Edmondson Angelika 80 Dewards Lana 173 Edwards Larry 27 Edwards Tina 27. 144. 163, 243 Ellett Wallace 68. 132, 154 Elliott Carolyn 80. 127. 151. 155 Elliott Charles 181 Elliott Charlotte 27. 153, 154, 155, 243 Elliott Cynthia 150. 151. 169 Elliott Gary 68 Elliott Terry 27 Ellis James Wesley 27. 155 Ellison Dave 142. 146. 178 Ellison Neal 80.201 Ellison Melissa Yvette 80, 190 Ellison Michelle 199 Ellison Vonda 27 Ellison Xavier 55. 142, 165, 207 Emmons Michael 27 Essenmacher Thomas 68 Esslinger Yvette 9. 80, 82. 127. 215 Eubanks Donald 55 Fain. Robin 27 Falkenberry, Scott 55. 205, 239 Farrar Albert 80. 134 Fassina Lisa 80 Faulkner Angela 18. 27. 113. 120, 121. 128. 136, 212. 213. 246. 247. Faulkner Kathy 60 Feagley Susan 162 Felts Ellen 55 Ferguson Nora 173 Ferguson Terry 206. 207 Finley Michael 55 Finley Sandra 68. 164 Fitchard Tony 80, 198 Flanders Belinda 68. 156, 246, 247 Flanders Joey 27, 140. 216 Flanders. Susan 55, 213, 246 Flanders Terri 68. 132, 156, 243 Flanders Traci 68. 127 Fleming Stephanie 28. 139 Fletcher Kent 80. 155 Fletcher Perry 80 Fletcher Scottie 80 Fletcher Valarie 68. 132 Fletcher Vanessa 80 Floyd Anthony 68. 80 Floyd Fran 20. 156. 159. 166. 168, 247 Ford Cassandra 80, 173 Ford Jennifer 55. 173 Ford Pam 55. 190. 248 Ford Rosalind 173 Ford Steven 55. 127. 198 Foreman Roy 55. 133 Fowler Gordon 28. 162 Fox Laura 28. 154, 155 Foy Stephen 250 Frankenfield Ted 80. 140 Frankenfield Tim 55. 243 Frazer Tammy 68 Frazier Ginny 9. 69. 107, 127. 136. 140. 141. 157.243 Fretwell Dirk 80 Friend Joseph 28. 134, 142. 143 Frivik Bjorn 28. 127, 132. 144. 145, 209 Frizzell Steve 55 Fuqua Brlgette55, 150, 151 Fuqua Willie 55. 154. 173 Gabrys Richard 80 Gallowey Steve 55 Gamble Michael 80 Gardner Michael 80 Garner David 133 Garner Greg 80, 173 Garner Monica 28. 131 Garrard Patrick 164 Gaught Janet 28 Gentle Robert 69 Gentle William 80 George Anthony 55 George Michael 55. 164 George Vance 28. 113. 119, 127. 128. 155. 159. 160. 161.239 Gesner Donna 28. 155 Gilbreath Bryant 56. 135, 155 Giles Patricia 80, 241 Giles Walter 69. 164 Gilliland Richard 81 Gilmore Suzanne 28. 128. 131 Gtpson Keneth 81 Gpson Kim 56. 173 Gpson Richard 69 Goedde Lori 81 Goetz Chris 56. 206 Goetz Sabine 28. 37. 112. 117. 128, 144. 145. 153, 154. 155.158.161.250 Golden Pam 56. 164 Goodbeer Chris 29. 159, 165, 166, 167 Goodson Barry 29. 128. 170, 171. 172 252 Index Good ton Jeff 69 Gootby Traci 56 Gossett James 56, 194, 196 Graves Timothy 69, 198 Gray Thomas 56 Grayson Charles 69. 127. 132, 135, 155 Grayson Deidre 81, 146, 155 Grayson Reggie 25. 29. 112. 126, 129, 136. 142, 145. 165, 187, 248 Green Bobby 173 Green Earl 81 Green James 127. 167, 168 Green Lisa 81. 146, 155 Green Valerie 155 Green Shawn 29 Griffin Bernard 56 Griffin Lance 173 Griffin Lavance 173 Griffin Rebecca 69 Griffin Valeda 81. 173 Griffis Kim 29,149, 163. 243 Grimes David 69, 155 Grlssim Robert 56, 164 Grogan Beth 56. 127. 168. 213 Grubbs Randall 81. 154 Guerin Jeff 69. 209 Guinn Sharon 29 Gulley Kelly 81 Gunter John 56 Gurley Issacc 251 Gurley Kim 56, 158 Gurley Leonard 194, 195 Gurley Patti 69. 146 Gustin Donald 69 Guthrie James 29. 211 Gwathney Michael 69 Haas Teresa 56. 131. 148, 149, 155, 250 Haddock Theresa 69. 130 Haga Mary 29 Halcomb Chris 56 Haley Karen 69, 168, 154 Hall Angela 51. 56. 144, 213, 246 Hall Karen 0 Hall Patty 29 Hall Stacy 81. 169 Hallmark Linda 29 Ham Cheri 29. 162 Ham Roland 56. 154 Hamilton Harvey 70 Hamilton Janet 29, 159, 162, 166, 168, 241 Hamilton, Thomas 164 Hancock Karen 70. 127. 169 Hanks Greg 56 Harris Rosalyn 57, 150, 151, 173 Harville Ronnie 81 Harwell Eugine 57, 162 Hatala Cindy 30, 162 Hatchett Keith 70. 168 Hatfield Gaylia 57. 127. 131. 158 Hatfield Joel 30. 239 Hatfield Stacy 81 Hayes Any 81. 173 Hayes James 57. 129. 139 Hayes James 70. 164 Hayes Jewell 8 Hayes Michael 164 Haygood Emanuel 70, 198 Heatley Kristi Lynn 70. 127, 155 Hedden Dale 81 Hedden Jeffrey 14, 30 Hellebrand Minhael 70 Helms Stacey 81 Helton William 57 Hereforn Bobbie 30 Hester Fredrick 30. 171 Hester William 70. 168 Hewlett Rickey 31. 151. 171. 173 Hicks Bryant 57. 142, 146, 194 Hicks Cynthia 31. 163 Hicks Rhonda 70 Hicks Winona 57. 127. 138, 165 Higginbotham Carol 70 Higgins Ara 70. 171, 173 Higgins Margaret 81. 130, 173 Higgins Tony 163 High Sharon 31. 146. 147 Hanvey Donna 164 Hanvey Donna 164 Hanvey Lisa 169 Harbin Michael 70. 164 Hardage Donna 30. 117. 128. 132. 216 Hardage Teresa 56. 216 Hardin Anthony 81 Hardin Carolyn 81. 161 Hardin Krlsltl 56. 246 Hardin Cynthia Lynn 70. 132. 155, 280 Hargove Georgeia Mae 0 Harris Frederick 81. 173 Harris John Marshall 57 Harris Robbie 70 Harris Robert 81 Hill Phillip 81 Hillis Melinda 81. 127. 133 Hinton Sharita 31. 128. 170, 171, 248, 249 Hinton John 70 Hodges David 70 Hodges Sheila 81 Holder Dana 81 Holder James 70 Holland Thomas 70, 206 Holman Jay 81 Holmes Gary 81, 164 Hooper Karen 81, 169 Hooper Kenneth 81, 140, 168, 241 Hornbuckle Charles 31. 162 Horton Keith 173 Hosch Angela 71. 241 Hoskins Cynthia 32. 128, 148. 149 Holt Marlene 81 Houser Cheryl 56. 131. 246 Howard Timothy 18. 31. 32. 110. 117. 118, 128, 129, 136, 144, 145. 164,205 Huckabee Thomas 81 Hughs Bridget! 71. 130, 133 Hughes Devon 32. 245 Hughes Kilvin 164 Hughes Mark 32. 163 Hughes Marvin 31. 194. 195. 196 Hughes Rosie 75. 159, 166. 168, 241 Hull William 57 Humphrey Marlin 71 Hunt Brian Kenneth 71 Hunt Jennifer 56. 159, 166. 168 Hunter John 41,245 Hunter John 81 Hurt Desmond 81. 173 Hurth Bennie 81 Huston Chardra 57 Hutto Robert 81. 173 Ikard Sharon 81 Jackson Deraid 32, 173 Jackson John 71. 135. 140, 243 Jackson Katrina 71. 190, 193, 202. 216 Jackson Lee 32. 162 Jackson Ornett 82. 146 Jackson Robert 82 Jackson Rebecca 57 Jacobs Stanley 57 Jefferson Maurice 82. 173 Jafferson Sharon 57. 127. 131. 150, 151 Jenke Erick 71. 127. 155. 161,250 Jennings Monica 0 Jennings Stephanie 7. 11. 57. 120. 121. 134. 238 Jeter Lynn 82 Johnson Charles 82 Johnson Earl 58. 205 Johnson Esophia 71. 150. 151 Johnson Gregory 76,82, 156, 168 Johnson Janie 32, 148, 243 Johnson Jenny 32. 163 Johnson Jerry 82, 142, 154 Johnson Michele 32.159. 168 Johnson Sherri 58, 131, 155 Johnson Timothy 82. 155 Johnson Timothy 82. 173 Joiner Joseph 71 Jolly Ronald 83 Jones Anthony 82. 155. 173 Jones Darrell 173 Jones Jack 160, 164 Jones Jeffrey 71. 132, 154. 155 Jones Kelvin 82, 133, 155 Jones Kevin 58. 165 Jones Mary 58 Jones Melissa 82 Jones Percilla 32. 146, 147 Jones Raynard 82. 142. 161. 206 Jones Terry 171, 173 Justice Mark 82. 140 Kauffman Douglas 76. 82. 155, 250 Keel Michael 58. 170. 171, 172 Kennel Steven 64. 71. 106. 144. 154, 155, 198. 250 Kennel Tonya 79, 82. 155, 161 Kent Tereas82 Kerr George 32 Kerr Karen 33. 144. 145. 153, 154. 155. 250 Kerr Kenneth 82, 250 Kilgore Sharon 71 Killian Tammy 58 Killough Douglas 58, 136 Kimbrell Steven 71. 133 Kimbrough Mark 71, 130 King Debbie 33 King Morris 33. 102. 123, 140, 160, 216 King Pamela Cherie 33 Kirby Jonathan 58. 155 Kirkland Laura 71, 158 Kirkpatrick Jolanda 14. 33. 121. 127, 135. 136. 154. 248 249 Klimek Terrell 82. 133 Knight Joanne 71 Knox Angela 58 Lacey Leatrice58, 139, 146. 213 Lacy Vickie 83 Index 253 Lake Patricia 33 Lancaster Michelle 82, 168, 169, 199 Lance Jonathan 71, 133, 206, 207 Landman Deanna 33, 131 Landry Delisa 58, 149, 156. 250 Lane Lauren 33 Langford Gary 33. 170. 173 Langford Michael 82 Langford Peggy 33. 131 Langford Sheri 33. 140, 141. 144, 145. 212, 213 246 247 Lara Claudine 58. 155. 241 Larsen Christopher 71 Lasley Sonya 58. 135, 169 Lasley Tammy 82 Latham Lisa 33. 131. 148, 149 Law Maurice 58 Law Sondra 82 Lawler Jason 71 Lawrence Scott 82 Lawson Kimberly 32. 114.144, 145, 159, 166, 168, 247 Layne Cathy 58. 164 Leary Valerie 71.132,214.216 Lee Michael 71. 132 Lee Michael 132 Lehman Wendy 82 Leleaux Lynn 58 Leslie Mark 82 Leslie Myra 34 Letson Stanley 58 Letson Steve 58 Letson Susan 82 Lewis Britton 82. 140 Lewis Allen 34. 140 Lewis Donna 34, 168 Lewis Melanie 34. 144, 145. 246. 247 Lienau Andrew 71. 154 Lindsay James 166, 167, 168 Lindsey Leslie 34 Lindsey Martin 58. 207 Lofton Donna 58. 132, 204 Loggins David 34 Loney Monica 127. 134. 245 Long Carla 58 Long Kimberley 82 Love James 206, 207 Lucas Marcis 34, 162 Luna Timmy 164 Luttrell Maria 34. 127 Luttrell Marla 82, 150 Madden LaDonna 82. 150 Maddox Karen 71. 155. 250 Mahan Barbara 71 Mahan Debbie 34. 131 Major Susan 71, 133 Majors Susan 71. 168 Majors Tammy 82 Majors Verna 34 Malcolm Anne 71 Malcolm Dianne 58, 168 Malone Camille 58. 127, 131. 136, 137, 142, 143 Malone Darrin 71 Malone James 35 Malone Pam 202 Malone Talbot 76, 82 Malone Veanice 82 Manley Kathy 82 Manning Dirk 82 Manning Tammy 59 Maples Bobbie 71, 171. 172. 173, 245 Maples Brian 0 Marion David 71. 161 Markham Shelia 35. 159. 162, 168 Marquez Jaun 200 Martin Angela 35. 71. 190, 202 Martin Jennifer 83, 173 Martin Teresa 35. 131, 149 Martin Vance 83, 155 Martin William 83, 155 Mason William 71, 134 Massy Monica 25. 35. 113. 127. 142. 143. 146, 147, 162 248. 249 Matkins Darryl 83 Matlock Diana 59 Maxwell Robbin 35, 163 Mayfield Nathaniel 173 Mayhall Chris 162 Mayhall Richard 59 Maynard Barry 71 Mazikowske Daniel 82. 170. 173 McAllister Paula 71. 132. 169 McAllister Tim 35 McAlpin Glen 35 McAlpin Thomas 83. 155 Me Anally Rhonda 59, 164 McAnally Willim 59 McBride Shannon 35, 138, 246. 247 McBride Tammy 83. 155 McCann Marsha 59. 127, 139, 144, 243 McCauley Mark 83 McCauley Sonjla 131, 150, 151 McCaulley Billy 162. 173 McCaulley Sylvester 59 McCaulley Tony 83. 173 McClure Kristal 35 McCormick Sharon 35. 162 McCracken Ronald 83, 127, 140 McCrary Melinda 83. 130, 173 McCuiston Mark 83 McCulley William 36 McCutcheon Charles 36, 217 McDonald Barbara 83 McGhee David 36 McGlaphery Ivan 142. 143. 146 McIntyre John 59, 167, 168 McKenley Lantana 59, 164 McKennley Loroir 36 McWhorter Lori 9, 53. 59. 104, 131, 144. 156. 243 Meadows Christopher 83 Meadows Melinda 59. 131. 149. 156 Medal Michelle 83. 155 Medlen Scott 36 Meeks Angela 59. 163, 241 Merritt Barry 72. 74. 126. 127, 140, 144. 165 Michael James 59. 129, 205 Michala Mark 59 Milam Alicia 36. 144, 145. 155, 250 Miles James 37. 162 Miles Joel 72 Miller Karen 83. 173 Miller Kelly 72 Miller Stanley 162, 181 Miller Veronica 173 Mills Connie 72 Mills Kenneth 37 Mills Victor 72 Minor Timothy 59 Mitchell Derenda 72 Mitchell Sheri 83. 173 Mitchell Tina 82 Mitchell Tracey 72 Mitchell Tresa 59 Monroe Raymond 72.132 Moore Cassandra 72, 146 Moore Cheryl 37. 131. 146. 147. 248. 249 Moore Jackie 83 Moore Jacqueline 83 Moore Jeffrey 83 Moore Joe 3 Moore Julie 83. 109, 127.215 Moore Marilyn 173 Moore Michael 37 Moore Ricky 3. 127, 146, 147, 165 Moore Stacy 38, 162, 243 Moore Vicki 51. 59. 132, 144. 213, 246, 247 Morgan Allyson 9. 51. 52. 59. 105, 123, 140, 141, 213. 246 Morrison Bobby 83 Morrow Tina 59 Moses John 38. Ill, 114, 118. 119, 128,216 Moses Robert 72. 132 Mosling Richard 72 Moss Lisa 38, 144, 145, 159, 166, 168, 243 Moss Lori 83, 215 Muhlhauser Richard 83 Muhlhauser Robert 38 Mulllcan Kevin 59. 171, 172, 173 Mullins Jon 83 Murrell Michelle 173 Nabors Kim 72. 130 Nance Dexter 72 Neal Cynthia 83 Neal Darrin 42 Neale Michelle 59. 130, 154, 155, 243 Neel Kim 168 Nelson Mildred 59. 135, 149, 173 Newby Jana 59. 159, 165, 166 Nichols Angela 59, 135 Nix Larry 72 Nobles Deborah 38 Nolland Gary 207 Noland Stacy 83 Norman Michael 83 Norris Gerald 83. 134, 161 Norton Michael 38, 163 Oats Dion 83 Oats Forrest 38 Olivier Susan 31. 38. 112. 131. 144. 145. 152. 156. 243. 250 Oneal Dawne 72, 127, 146 Osborne Charles 38, 127, 153. 154. 155. 239 Osborne Rhonda 57 Owens Daryl 38. 134, 211.239 Owens Gina 60. 245 Owens Steven 72 Owens Torre 83 Owens Wanda 60, 162 Palmer John 38. 127, 128, 160, 170, 171, 172 Palmer Theresa 60. 133. 135. 149, 173 Parcus Monica 83 Parham James 60 Parker James 38. 162 Parker Vanessa 146 Parrish Angela 83 254 Index Parsons James 11, 39, 42 Parvln Paula 7. 72, 127, 214, 246 Patterson Kami 72, 138 Patton Gerold 83, 201 Patton Melissa 83 Patton Sheri 83 Pauli Andrea 72 Payne Lavada 83 Payne William 205 Payton Charles 83. 173 Payton Verena 39 Peacock Christie 84, 215 Pearson Michelle 84, 169 Pellem Debbie 84 Pendergraft Julie 84, 168, 169 Penny Angela 60 Peoples Marianne 39. 126, 129, 136, 144. 145. 165, 243 Peppers Joe Perell Rodney 84 Perry Michael 72, 154, 239 Perry Tina 84 Petty Angela 60,173 Petty Angela 71 Petty Bonita 130 Petty Joseph 39. 154, 155, 159 Petty Kim 39, 144. 145 Petty Rickey 39. 171. 173, 206 Phelps Leah 84. 168, 169 Phillips Melissa 84, 130 Phillips Romana 39 Phillips Tina 39. 131, 136 Phipps Karen 72, 132, 155 Phipps Terri 60. 127, 155. 248 Phipps Tonita 39. 146, 147. 248. 249 Phipps Veva 60, 146, 155 Pierce Lori 60 Pinkerton William 164 Pinkney Thor 84, 206 Ponder Steven 60. 134, 154. 155, 160, 161. 239 Poole Patty 39. 130, 131 Pope Beth 72. 158 Pope Jay 211 Porter John 205 Posey Angela 60 Posey Myron 39. 163 Potter Derek 40. 140. 160 Powell Jeff 60, 162 Powell Melissa 40. 144, 169 Preston Regina 72 Price Steve 60. 166. 167 Prince Keith 40, 103, 168.181 Pruitt Denise 40 Pruitt Lisa 72.130,131 Pruitt Walter 201 Pryor Terry 198 Putman John 85, 155 Quick Donna 60. 164 Ragland Lesea 84 Ragland Teresa 60 Ray Merldith 40, 162 Reagin Lisa 72 Reed Karen 84 Reed Michael 40. 216. 140 Renfroe Trade 72, 155 Reynolds Connie 40. 159, 162, 166, 168 Reynolds Mary 72. 130. 155 Rhoden Cathy 40. 131.243 Rice Earl 72. 142 Rice William 80, 143, 178 Rich Albert 60. 205 Rich Brenda 60, 130. 173 Rich Kristin 84 Ricketts Randy 60, 62. 140, 144 Rickies Michael 72. 136, 166, 167, 168 Riddle Dewaine 60 Rigney Anthony 72. 170, 172, 173 Rigsby Charles 60 Rigsby Kim 84 Rigsby Michael 72. 134 Riley Danae 84 Rinard Linda 60 Robbins Tonia 9. 40. 121. 139.156, 246, 247, 250 Robbins Trade 84. 215 Roberts Rodney 40 Roberts Russell 84 Robertson Danny 60 Robinson Grayland 40, 177, 180, 216, 219 Robinson Chris 84. 108. 142. 146, 154 Robinson Jackie 41, 128, 163 Robinson Pam 72 Robinson Yolanda 84 Robinson Amy 72, 127, 214 Robinson Tandi 72, 121, 246 Roden Jeff 72 Roden Kenneth 84 Roden Leigh Ann 84. 155 Rogers Patty 84, 215 Rogers Russell 11. 15,60. 139, 140, 177, 206, 207 Rogers Teresa 41. 121. 139. 156, 246. 247 Roscoe Roy 60, 155 Roscoe Sheilia 84 Rosenblum Anita 60, 164, 245 Rosenblum David 41, 162 Rosenblum Lynne 41 Ross Milton 63.155 Roth David 177, 194, 195, 216 Rowan Danny 84 Royston Robert 61.159.166, 167, 168 Rubery Brad 61 Russ Gina 84. 168. 169 Russ Jerri 73,133 Russ Sandra 83 Sales Dave 84 Sanders Joddy 61 Sanders Joseph 61. 136 Sanders Oscar 168 Sandifer Anglia 41, 168, 169 Sandlfer Ellie 41 Sandifer Michael 84 Sarbell David 84 Sartain Melinda 73. 155. 241 Savage Lila 155 Sawada Robert 41. 163 Scharff Christina 173 Schmitz Nicole 73 Schrimsher Jerry 41, 216 Schrimsher Robert 61, 140, 141 Schultz Bret 73. 166. 168. 241 Schultz Michele 41. 144. 145, 159. 168,241 Scott Angela 0 Scott Denise 61, 241 Scott Mark 54, 61 Scott Sherri 41 Scruggs Vauletta 84 Seal Paul 84, 127. 142, 146, 154. 200, 201 See Mark 61. 133. 135 Segewutz Markus 41. 211 Segewitz Torsten 84. 161 Sewell Amy 84 Shackelford Rhonda 41 Shady Debbie 61. 127, 204 Sharp Anthony 239 Sharp Brenda 84. 241 Sharp David 61. 154, 159, 160 Sharp Johnny 42. 133, 139 Sharp Kevin 42. 205 Sharpe James Trent 42, 127, 140 Shasteen Fred 73 Shaw Suzanne 42, 155 Shelton Tammy 84 Sherrell Ronald 84 Shlkoh Kamron 42, 180, 211 Shin In Chul 61 Shin Kyung Hwa 84 Shine Brian 61. 142. 154 Shine Jeffery 61, 173 Shine Marcus 61, 173 Shotts Richard 84, 154 Sias Bobby 42 Simmons Jeffrey 61 Simpson Deanna 84 Sisco Thomas 61, 161, 173 Slayton Joel 73. 154, 155, 250 Sloan Dana 73, 127 Slowik David 84 Smart Danelle 84. 168, 169 Smelley Kimberiv 43. 131. 148. 149, 243.165 Smith Aaron 73. 136, 154, 160. 161, 239 Smith Amy 43. 131 Smith Brent 73 Smith Christian 84, 120, 121, 168, 169 Smith Darma 43 Smith Errol 61. 155, 239 Smith Jennifer 61. 163 Smith Lloyd 84 Smith Melinda 73,130. 155 Smith Melissa 73, 130, 155 Smith Reggie 43, 142, 143, 146, 147, 168. 177, 178, 180 Smith Regine 85 Smith Steven 61, 168 Smith Teresa 43, 162 Snead Pamela 43. 163. 168 Snider Jill 43. 127.136.144, 145 Snyder Charles 62 Snyder Mary 73, 131 Soloman Richard 74. 164 Sommers Brian 74. 132, 134, 155, 160 Sommers David 37, 43, 115, 127, 136. 137, 144 145 152,153, 155,159. 160.161.239 Southerland John 74 Sparkman Joseph 43. 140, 179, 216 Spegile Sandi 51, 62. 129, 131,133. 144. 145. 155, 159 Sprader Louis 43. 112, 216 Spurgeon Katheryn 62, 135, 158, 250 St. Clair Lori 62. 135 St. Clair Taml 19, 25. 43. 102, 112, 128, 140 141 144 145. 146, 147 Stacey Dawn 0 Stafford David 74. 132. 154 Stamps John 84. 161,173 Stanley Alicia 43, 131, 148. 149 Statum Geoff 43. 131. 148. 149 Statum Mark 84 Statum Stanley 44 Index 255 Statum Wendy 74 Steakley Kimberley 0 Steele Marvala 146 Steele Noel 62 Steely James 44, 128 Steely Janet 84. 127, 215 Steen Ilia 62 Stephens Lori 74 Stephenson Sonja 62 Stevenson Deborah 9. 64. 65, 69. 74, 161. 214 Stewart Belinda 164 Stewart Jimmy 44. 142, 143, 179, 217 Stewart Meshawn 74 Stewart Robbie 84 Stewart Sheena 74 Stone James 74. 250 Stone Rex 62, 194 Stovall Sabrina 64. 70. 74. 127, 138. 139, 246 Stramielio Bill 44. 155. 160. 239 Strong Kimberly 44, 131, 247 Stuckey Derrick 44 Student Eric 62 Sullivan Gerald 62. 142. 143. 151. 173, 206. 207 Sullivan Demetra 44. 114. 142, 143. 146. 147, 148. 156. 248 Sullivan Karen 62. 127, 150, 151, 171 Sullivan Keith 44 Sullivan Viva 84. 108. 127. 130, 150, 151. 173 Sutherland John 209 Swinford Lisa 74 Tabor Aynn 44 Tabor Ronal 163 Tarter Qen 0 Tate Amy Lynn 62. 136. 144, 156, 243, 150 Tate Susan 245 Taylor Amy 62, 144 Taylor Kimberly 74. 133, 149 Taylor Richard 74. 172, 173 Taylor Ronald 84 Teague Rickey 74 Tepool John 18. 44. 101. 115, 144, 145.216,217 Tepool Michael 74, 107. 132. 243 Terrell Kelli 62. 190, 193. 202. 203 Terry Amy 62 Thomas Craig 75, 132 Thomas Della 84 Thomas Diane 84. 130. 172, 173 Thomas Jana 45. 131. 144. 145 Thomas Jerry 84. 130, 201 Thomas Keith 62 Thompson Julia 74. 132 Thompson Larry 84 Thompson Latonya 74. 146 Thompson Shelton 75 Thompson Tammy 75. 245 Thompson Vickie 45 Thompson Victor 85. 201 Thompson Wendy 45. 131.216. 243 Thornton Linda 45. 120,121. 126, 127, 135, 144. 145 Thornton Vanda 85 Thrower Tammy 74. 127 Thrower Tammy 75. 127 Tielking Vanda 85 Tielking Wanda 85 Tiller Constance 45, 131, 146. 147. 248. 249 Tiller David 75. 153. 154. 155 Tipton Billy 85 Titus Laura 75, 126. 250 Tolomei Darla 45. 115. 117. 119. 126. 128. 204 Tondera Joe 75 Toney Martha 169, 173 Tony Martha 85 Toney Sylvia 75 Torstenson Kimberly 62. 144. 243 Totcky Deborah 45, 131, 149 Towns Willis 62. 142. 143 Toney Connie 85, 206. 207 Toney Cynthia 130 Tremblay Joseph 85 Tribble Regina 85. 158 Trindell Denise 62. 162. 169 Trip David 75 Trussell Treniss 85 Tubbs Kimberly 75 Tucker Laurie 45. 127, 131 Tucker Laurie 84. 127, 131 Tucker Dewayne 75 Tublin Lavena 85 Tublin Tracy 65 Tumminello Gregory 62. 155. 161. 239 Tumminello Samuel 45, 154, 155, 159, 167, 168 Turner Cora 63 Turner David 85 Turner Elfrida 75, 171. 173 Turner Harold 127 Turner Laura 75 Turner Mechel 45 Tumer Ronnie 85 Turner Victor 85. 142 Underwood Beth 168, 169 Upton Carla 45 Upton Cindy 75, 168 Valentine Richard 85. 140 Vandervori David 85 Varnado Cynthia 85 Varnado Phillip 85 Varner Charles 128. 211 Vaughn Anna 75, 155. 161,250 Vaughn Edward 45, 160 Vaughn Gordon 15. 198 Ventress Tracey 63, 131 Vick Bradford 63. 105. 140. 206, 207. 243 Vickers Tina 85. 199. 202 Vitale Debra 63 Vitale Myia 45. 164 Waldrup Tyler 63. 162 Wales Stephanie 75 Walder Gina 75. 132 Walker Laferrell 45. 142. 143. 194. 195. 248 Walker Randy 85. 173 Walker Robby 63 Walker Tamila 63. 144. 213. 246 Wallace Stephen 63. 154 Walton Doninique 75. 146, 165 Wampler Jamie 63. 246 Wann Phillip 85 Ward Annette 173 Ward Daniel 85 Ward Demetra 85. 173 Ward Jimmy 164 Ward Ken 75. 127 Ward Raynard 45. 127. 142. 143. 154. 171. 246 Ward Warren 75 Warren Sean 63. 131, 142 Washington Kathy 45. 162 Watkins Angela 63. 144. 155. 243 Watkins Anthony 62. 63. 151 Watkins Barbara 136 Watwood Jerry 85 Webb Theresa 46. 162 Weikert Todd 75 Whitaker Melissa 46 Whitaker Tams 63. 246 White Joey 75. 173 Whitaker Melissa 46 Whitehorn Talmadge 75 Whyte Dianne 162 Wiggins Charles 85, 140 Wilbourn Tammy 85 Wilburn John 75. 154 Wiley Robert 85. 155 Wilhelm Cara 169 Wilhelm Michael 46, 134. 154, 155 Wilkerson Donna 46 Williams Anthony 75. 164. 166, 168 Williams Cynthia 63 Williams Deshannon 75. 146. 158 Williams Jeffrey 46. 146. 158 Williams Kip 85 Williams Michelle 75. 132 Williams Paul 85 Williams Rickey 47. 162 Williams Shedrick 75. 164 Williams Thoma 47 Williamson Larry 75 Wilson Beth 63. 127. 134. 169 Wilson Collette 57. 63. 127. 132. 134. 135, 142. 143. 146.156. 248 Wilson Dale 85. 127, 132.201 Wilson David 13. 47. 100. 114. 128, 140. 144. 145, 194. 195, 197.216 Wilson Janet 47. 115, 136. 144. 145, 154, 246. 247 Wilson Lawerance 63. 168 Winsett Joel 172, 173 Winsett Melissa 85 Winston Richard 85 Wood Julie 85. 131. 173 Woods Letha 76 Woods Renee 85 Woods Wesley 63. 127. 168 Worley Wendy 63. 131. 140. 141, 144. 156. 243 Worlund Douglas 159. 166 Wright Anthony 75 Wright Roger 46, 140, 194. 195. 197. 216 Wu Tony 47 Yarbrough Jacob 85. 155, 250 Yeager Monty 63 Yearick Steven 63 Yell David 75 Yell Thomas 63 Yepes Monica 209 York Scott 134. 164 Youngblood. Jason 11 Youngblood Jody 63 Zielinski Rodney 19. 47. 113. 140 Zimmerman Anita 85. 127, 161 Zinke Gregory 75 256 Features