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

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1984 volume:

Lee High School Silver Sabre Volume 21 606 Forrest Cir. Huntsville, Alabama Heading In The Right Direction 1984 Silver Sabre Staff Editor Copy Editor Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Sports Clubs Faculty Features Ads Index Photographers Typist Lynn Tate LeAnn Shady Sandi Speigle K. C. Agrelius Rhonda Baldwin Daphne Certain Melinda Hillis Joe Sanders Brian Sommers Sabrina Stovall Ginny Frazier Doug Kauffman Lori McWhorter Rebecca Bledsoe Erika Jenke Lynn Tate Sandi Speigle Rob Schrimsher Doug Killough Stan Jacobs Barbara Watkins Tammy Walker Julee Byrom Marlon Baker Stephanie Jennings Melissa Martin Mike Keel Stephanie Cain Table of Contents pm Sports 1 B F :eatures 148 V - Classes 6' 1 ( lubs 174 r a Ufc1 jfm 1 REID | HARDWARE:; pnn Eg. Faculty 136 Ads 228 New Direction for Lee, Begins With Mr. Tom Owen, Acting Principal 4 Opening Susan Ramey, Counselor Change in Administration and Staff Buster Douthit, Assistant Principal Max Burleson, Head Coach Dr. James H. Mason, Assistant Principal Opening 5 As Lee's new principal, Mr. Tom Owen would say, “We're all one big family now. Mr. Owen feels that the students at Lee will be building a bet- ter future for themselves as well as reputation for the school if they all Moving On to a Better Future work together and cooperate with the faculty. Along with improving the quali- ty of the education at Lee and the expectation of the students, some remodeling work has been done. A couple of examples are the addition of walls throughout the building and the construction of a senior lounge. 6 Opening Mr. Owen feels that we have a tremen- dous atmosphere for progress. He thinks that if we all work together and have good input from our students, then we will pro- duce a happier, more productive place of which we will all be proud. Working with students from many dif- ferent backgrounds, we will make our school more like the real world than any other school in Huntsville. Although sometimes it may be difficult to work together, we will still stand together to de- fend our place in today's society. Mr. Owen also feels that by improving the quality and standards of a Lee High graduate's education, then Lee graduates will be in greater demand in top positions in the business world of to- day. As Mr. Owen puts it, If we’re going to have progress, we're going to have to want it and cooperate and agree on cer- tain goals. □ □□□ Opening 7 1983 Homecoming Top Right — Freshman Homecoming Maid Wendy Ferdinand escorted by Joe Tondera Top Left — Shean Congratulates Kim with a big bear hug Bottom Left — Anchor Club placed first place in club division at Homecoming. Bottom Right — Michael Jackson eat your heart out! 10 Homecoming “Never Gonna Let You Go” 1983 Homecoming Queen Miss Lori McWhorter Homecoming 13 Freshman Maid — Wendy Ferdinand Junior Maids — Julee Byrom. Ginny Frazier. Debbie Stevenson Sophomore Maids — Yvette Esslinger. LaDonna Madden Senior Maid — Monika Bayless Senior Maid — Kim Gurley Senior Maid — Allyson Morgan Belinda's got an extra head on her shoulder. 14 Opening Opening 15 1983 Prom “On The The Exhibit Hall of the Von Braun Civic Center was the setting for the Junior-Senior Prom, “On The Wings Of Love. In an at- mosphere of trees decorated with Italian lights and bird cages, the guests danced to the music of the Jimmy Church Revue. The main colors were pink, blue, and purple. Leadout, consisting of the junior and senior class officers and class favorites, was held under a pink, blue, and purple hot air balloon with a white lattice basket. The prom was funded by the sale of candy dur- ing break and homeroom by the junior class officers. Above — These young ladies were chosen from the sophomore class to serve as hostesses at prom. Brad Vick and Ginny Frazier: The Perfect Couple! 16 Opening Wings Of Love” Junior class treasurer Sandi Specie, escorted by David Michaels, concen- trates on taking a step down Angie Hall Junior class Vice-President, escorted by Chris Sanderson, holds on tightly. Everett Crawford and Leatrice Lacy have wandering eyes. Opening 17 LEE PRODUCES 1983 CITY CHAMPS The 1983 General Baseball team ended their season with a number of wins on their record. With a record of 28-5 the Generals won the Jeff Davis Classic, the Johnson Holiday Tournament, the Region 12 Tournament, and the City Cham- pionship. Finishing in the top 4 in the state, they set a record for Huntsville City Schools in the number of wins in one season. Two of Lee’s graduating seniors will continue their baseball careers in scholarships; Roger Wright at Calhoun and David Rock” Wilson at Auburn. Above: Bottom to Top. L to R: Dave Ellison. Mark Scott. Tim Frankenfield. Louis Sprader. David Wilson. Mike Reed. Morris King. Tom Darmon. John Moses. Carey Atnip. Jerry Schrimsher. Bubba Howell. Brad Vick. Grayland Robinson. Bobby Stas. Coach Davidson. Mike Easterling. Roger Wright. Robert Crawford. Mark Dillion. Rex Stone. Eric Tepool. Coach Burleson 20 Sports SOFTBALL 1983 CITY CHAMPS Bottom Row. I to r: Kelly Terrell. Cindy Beal. Jennifer Dorsey. Donna Hardage. Michelle Lancaster Second Row. I to r Teresa Mardage Melinda Hillis. Connie Childers. Paula Dorsey. Carol Garner Third Row. I to r: Coach Douthit. Pam Dorsey. Tina Vickers. Katrina Jackson. Tammy Lasley. Jenny Bridges. Lottie Carden 1983 JV BASEBALL Bottom Row. I to r Barry Merritt. Robert Moses. Ted FrankenfiekJ. Randy Gustin. Bart Bankowski, Chris Coultas Second Row. I to r: Jason Lawler. Gerald Jackson. Howie Ellet. Mike Tepool. Britt Lewis Third Row. I to r: Coach Dugan. Anthony Bush. Russ Dailey. Pat Bolton. John Jackson. Sloan Beatty. Dewaine Riddte Sports 21 Seniors Lead ’83-’84 Varsity Squad Front Row Left to Right: Keith Thomas. Marty Lindsey. Bernard Griffin. Dave Ellison. Brad Vick. Everett Crawford. Harold Dickerson Second Row Left to Right: Randy Ricketts. Johnny Birchfield. Mike Gamble. Chris Goetz. Rusty Rogers. Kevin Bridges. Mark See. Mike Thornton Varsity Squad Musters 2-8 Record First Row Left to Right: Everett Crawford. Randy Ricketts. Ivan McGlathery. Dave Ellison. Ronald McCracken. Bart Bankowski. Marty Lindsey. Billy Gentle. Bob- by Green. Vincent Nance Second Row Left to Right: Don Rice. Mark Leslie. Sloan Beatty. Willard Turner. Bernard Griffin. John Jackson. Harold Dickerson. Kerry Rascoe. Keith Thomas. Lawrence Drake Third Row Left to Right: Robert Driver. Brad Vick. Brad Atkins. Mike Thornton. Raynard Jones. Mark Justice. Mark See. David Marion. Chris Goetz. Rusty Rogers. Pat Bolton Fourth Row Left to Right: Todd Gibson. Mike Gamble. Kevin Bridges. Mark McCuiston. Craig Thomas. Johnny Birchfield. Anthony Bush. Bobby Gentle. Damon 22 Sports Bellman. Chuck Johnson. Mike Tepool Lee Falls to Jeff Davis 21-0 Jaguars Destroy the Generals 26-0 Tuscaloosa Central Creams Lee 41-18 Lee Defeats Huntsville in Region Game 40-7 Generals Kill the Golden Eagles 30-8 The Yellow Jackets Sting Lee 14-9 Grissom Beats Lee in Close Game 17-14 Generals Lose Homecoming Game to Austin 35-7 The Rebels Smash Lee 30-22 Lincoln County Bombs Lee in Last Game 20-12 V Volunteers Rain on Lee In First Game The Generals took a big loss in their first season game to Jeff Davis in Montgomery. As many teams, Lee made several crucial mistakes early in the first half of their season opener. Late in the first quarter, the Volunteers took a 7-0 lead after a fumble on a Lee punt. With 3 seconds left in the first quarter, Jeff Davis scored again after another General fumble, increasing their points to 14-0. Late in the first half Lee drove Vol's 3-yardline but was kept out of the end zone by one inch. In the second half it rained hard, shut- ting down the offenses of both teams. With 6:52 left in the game, the Volunteers scored again to give Lee an 0-1 record with a 21-0 defeat. Right: Lee's offense gets in gear Below Left: Brad Vick prepares for the Volunteers. Below Right: Harold Dickerson looks on sadly at Lee's loss. 24 Sports Lee Shutout by High-Ranked Johnson In this game, Lee suffered a shutout by the third ranked Johnson Jaguars. Lee’s defense held the Jags tight until late in the first quarter when the Generals took a big penalty which gave Johnson the ball at Lee's 45 yardline. This led to a Jag touchdown to give them a 7-0 lead. Lee drove from their 20 to the Johnson 4, but were stopped by a powerful defense in the second quarter. On the Jaguar’s next possession, they increased their lead to 13-0 over Lee. They scored again in the third quarter for a score of 19-0. Johnson ran in another touchdown with 37 seconds left in the game for a final of 26-0. Lett: Johnny Birchfietd and company hold the Jags. Below Left: Everett Crawford carries the ball down the field. Below Right: Lee gives the Battle Cry!! Sports 25 General’s Comeback Rally Thwarted Top: John Jackson streaks across the field. Above: Damon Bellman takes time out to flash a smile. Right The Football Team shows respect for Lee 26 Sports The Generals were defeated by the Tuscaloosa Central Falcons at Bryant- Denny Stadium in Tuscaloosa by a score of 41-18. At the end of the first half the Generals were losing 27-0. Finally, in the second half. Lee scored with the passing of Dave Ellison. Then Dave Ellison and Randy Ricketts connected on their second play of the fourth quarter to score again. In the end, Dave Ellison and John Jackson scored again to end the game 41-18. Generals Roll Over Huntsville After Huntsville recovered a Lee fumble in the first quarter, they worked their way to a 7-0 lead over the Generals. In the second quarter the tables turned as Lee’s Charles Elliot recovered a Panther fumble which produced a tying score for Lee. On their next possession, the Generals in- creased their points to 14 Later in the second half, another Huntsville fumble led to a touchdown for Lee scored by Harold Dickerson making the score 21-7. In the third quarter, two runs by Everett Crawford and Lawrence Drake gave the Generals a 34-7 edge In their final drive. Bart Bankowski scored a touchdown to give Lee a 40-7 victory. Left: Lee defenders keep the Panthers under control Below Left: Kevin Bridges takes a break while Everett Crawlord laces up. Below Right: Todd Gipson waits to enter the action Bottom: The Generals get ready to attack Generals Spoil Athens’ Homecoming The Generals ruined homecoming for the Athens Golden Eagles by a score of 30-8. On Lee’s first posses- sion of the ball Lee scored a 21-yard touchdown. On the second possession 67 yards were gained and the score rose to 12-0. After halftime the Generals scored again to make the score 18-0. The Eagles fumbled the ball allowing Lee to score again. The score was then 24-0. A blocked punt on the Athens 15-yard line meant a final score of 30-8 and a victory for the Generals. Right: Ivan McGlathery breaks from his defender Below Left: Chris Goetz prepares to fight Below Right: Coach Burleson plans his strategy Bottom: The Generals cheer for another Lee touchdown. Coffee Stains Lee’s Record Dominating the first half of the Lee v. Coffee game, the Generals suffered a close loss to the Yellow Jackets. As the first half ended the Generals were ahead 9-0, but the second half turned the game around and Coffee managed to defeat the Generals 13-9. The loss dropped the overall record of the season for Lee to 2-1. Above left: Lee’s running game swings in- to action Above: Rusty Rogers and Mike Tepool help the official. Left: Dave Ellison evades the rush. Sports 29 Bankowski Strives For Victory Bart Bankowski. as a replacement for Dave Ellison who had surgery earlier in the week, helped the Generals come close to a victory over the Tigers on their Homecoming. With 8:53 left in the first half, the Generals led 7-0. Then just before halftime Lee scored again and led 14-7 going into halftime. Grissom then kicked a field goal cutting the General lead to 14-9. Then Grissom scored again ending a homecom- ing game victory for them at 17-14. Lett: Everett Crawford pushes on for extra yardage Right: The Generals tight Grissom hard Bottom: John Jackson pulls down on the Tigers. 30 Sports Generals Suffer The Generals suffered a sad 35-7 Homecoming loss to the Austin Black Bears At halftime the score was 14-7 and both the Generals and th � ir -aches felt that they stHI had a chance of winning. Austin, ranked tn.«d m the state at the time of the game, ruined Homecoming for the Generals For the one score that Lee did make. Dave Ellison ran 38 yards on the last play of the first half and the extra point made by Brad Vick tied the game 7-7. The Generals almost scored again by getting lo the Austin's 14 but were held back by their defense Below Lee gets charged up on offense. Right Everett looks for running room. Bottom Dave Ellison prepares to throw Homecoming Defeat Butler Edges Lee in Their Playoff Drive The Butler Rebels defeated the Lee Generals 30-22 as Butler remained in the running for the Huntsville City Championship. The loss dropped Lee’s record to 2-7. Lee’s first score came when Everett Crawford raced 73 yards for a touchdown. With 2:44 left in the first period. Dave Ellison and Brad Vick worked to up the Generals lead 14-7. Then, with 1:54 left to go in the game. Ellison and Vick again scored to cut Butler’s lead to 30-22. Right: The Generals are eager to begin. Below Lett: Dave Ellison watches the game quietly. Bottom: Lee's defense contains Butler 32 Sports Falcons Soar Over Generals Top: Everett Crawford leaps across defenders. Left: Todd Gibson looks on in despair Above Right: Everett moves down the field. The Generals almost caused an upset to the Lincoln County Falcons as they defended the Tennessee state 3A champion- ship. The Falcons however, struggled to defeat the Generals by a 20-12 margin. Johnny Birchfield turned a blocked Falcon punt into a touchdown for Lee for the first score of the game. At halftime Lee led 6-0. In the final moments of the game Lee scored again, but Lincoln County still won 20-12. Sports 33 Senior Generals Lead Team Johnny Birchfield Chris Goetz Kevin Bridges Mike Thornton Dave Ellison Marty Lindsey Mike Gamble Keith Thomas Bernard Griffin 34 Sports With Courage And Heart Mark See Randy Ricketts Harold Dickerson Above Lee’s three permanent captains: Everett Crawford. Brad Vick, and Rusty Rogers Below Mike Thornton looks into the situation while Chris Goetz. Dave Ellison, and Everett Crawford go through the moves Sports 35 Varsity Players Are Ready For Senior Season Coaches Prepare Freshman Team For Varsity 36 Sports First Row Left to Right: Coach Gentle. Calvin Archie, Steven Biand, Anthony Franklin. Bobby Johnson. Mike Johnson, Tim Bellman. Ken Mathis. Coach Battle Second Row Left To Right: Coach Douthit. Scott Ruberts. Rob Driver, Reggie Hill, Greg Heron. Greg Battles. Vincent Smith. Mike Payton. Chris Caldwell. Ricky Christensen. Mgr Rob Schrimsher Third Row Left to Right: Dean McCann, Mike Staggs. Shannon Lawler. Tyrone Malone. Heath Gurley. Mike Brazier. Jammye Hudson. Mark Gilliam. Chris Burton. Joel Scott First Row Left to Right: Don Rice. Ivan McGlathery. Ronald McCracken. Bart Bankowski. Billy Gentle. Bobby Green Second Row Left to Right: Mark Leslie. Sloan Beatty. Willard Turner. John Jackson. Kerry Rascoe. Lawrence Drake. Mike Tepool Third Row Left to Right: Todd Gipson. Robert Driver. Raynard Jones. Mark Justice. David Marion. Pat Bolton. Vincent Nance Fourth Row Left to Right: Brad Akins. Mark McCuiston. Craig Thomas. Anthony Bush. Bobby Gentle. Doman Bellman. Chuck Wagon Coach Burleson leads Lee Football Staff Doyce Steele — Defensive Line Coach Max Burleson — Head Coach Eddie Deaton — Defensive Secondary Coach Sports 37 83-84 Volleyball Team Is City Co-Champions The Lady Generals Volleyball team ended their season with a record of 5-0 in the city and 15-3 overall. They cap- tured the region title and became city co-champions. The captain of this year’s volleyball team is Paula Dorsey, and the Lady Generals are led by Coach Phil Drake. Standing: Sandra Burrus. Tina Vickers. Katrina Jackson. Angela Martin. Connie Childers Bottom Row: Paula Dorsey. Jennifer Dorsey. Kelli Terrell. Tiffany Combs Top Right: Volleyball Coach Phil Drake Bottom Right: Captain Paula Dorsey and Co-Captain Kelli Terrell 38 Sports Lady Generals Capture Region Title Top: Patty Draper waits for the spike Left: Are you talking about me? Above: “How’d it get stuck in the rafters? Sports 39 83-84 Soccer Team Top: 1st row. Carl Donovan. Matt Wedgeman. Joey Leary. Yuthea Sar. In Chul Shin. Greg Isrel. Fred Dorsey. Jody Joiner. Gerry Norris. Jerry Adams. 2nd row Bobby Gabrys. Al Farrah, Anthony Wright. Joe Collins. Stan Jankowski. Steve Price. Kurt Ezell. Greg Hanks. Doug Williams. Reggie Bur- rell. Roger Mullins. Richie Gabrys Above: Soccer Coach Charles Campbell Right: Lee goes for the goal. 40 Sports Kicks Into Action The 1983-84 Lee High School Soccer team was awesome! This was partially because of the balanced leadership this year. Coach Campbell was very enthusiastic about the team. The season record was 5-7. Some of the outstanding performers include Reggie Burrell, all state defender, he is one of the top fifteen defenders in the state. Jodi Joiner and In Shin made All City. Lett: Joe Collins eludes the defender Below left: Kurt Ezell sets up a scoring drive for the Generals Below right: Greg Isrei watches for the ball. Lee High Tennis Teams Both the boys and girls tennis teams start their tryouts and practicing in mid February although their first games do not begin until after spring vacation. The teams play against all of the other city high schools as well as Randolph and Austin high schools. Right left to right: Earl Johnson. Albert Rich. Mark Beddingfield. K. C Agrelius. Scott Faulkenberry, David Michaels Bottom Left: Daivd Michaels sails the ball over the net. Bottom Right: Scott Faulkenberry and Albert Rich practice their shots. 42 Sports Have Most Memorable Year Sports 43 83-84 Basketball Team Shoots for Victory Top Left to Right: Frank Berry. Coach Dugan. Dave Ellison. Standing: Brian Hicks. Gerald Patton. Paul Seal. James Goose” Gossett. Mark Dillon. Rex Stone. Tim Graves. Fred Robinson. Emanuel Haygood Above: Dewaine Riddle. Tony Russel, basketball managers Left: Jerry Dugan. Basketball Coach 44 Sports Senior Generals Lead Team on Court Sports 45 LEE STRIVES FOR VICTORY VARSITY GENERALS ALWAYS ON THE REBOUND 83-84 Lady Generals Jump High Top 1st row: Michelle Ellison. Tanya White. Kristy Terrell. Joyce Wesley. Meteasa CoHihs, Paula Dorsey. Kelli Terrell; Second row: Angela Petty. Tina Vickers. Angela Martin. Melissa Ellison. Coach Ricky Davidson. Katrina Jackson. Connie Childers. Michelle Lancaster Above: Lady Generals Coach — Ricky Davidson Right: Katrina Jackson looks to pass 48 Sports Lady Generals Excelled To Improve Record Sports 49 83-84 JV Basketball Team Lett to Right: Greg Ellison. Greg Brown. Jerry Thomas. Dale Wilson. Mike Greer. Leslie Bell. Victor Thompson. Carl Akland. Isaac Gurley. Center: Coach — George Bennett 83-84 Freshman Basketball Squad 50 Sports Left to Right: Titis Henderson. Greg Dugan. Steve Johnson. Tyron Malone. Joey Cantrell. Harold Patton. Tim Bellman. Darnell Clay. Scott Moore. Coach Onree Jackson. Sectional Golf Tournament Ends Successful Season The Golf Team began practicing on February 13. They opened their season with the Colonial Invitational on March 21 and 22. The team competes against all four city high schools plus the Decatur and Florence city high schools. The Sectional Tournament that ended the season was played on April 18 and 19. Above Front Row: Scott Moore. Mark Anderson Back Row: Robbie Stewart. Newt Rice. Dale Heddon. Warren Ward Left: Goff Team Coach Edward Deaton Sports 51 Track Team Sprints Into Action This year's track team was led by Coach George Bennett (running events) and Coach Charles Campbell (field events). The team participated in the Bradshaw and Rocket City Invitationals, the city meet, sectionals in Bradshaw, as well as several dual meets against city teams. Lee also had several members qualify for the state meet. 1st row — Coach Bennett. Everett Crawford. Aretha Woods. Gloria Smith. Dawn O'Neal. Nikki Crawford. Teresa Baker. Sheena Stewart. Helen Wheels. Shirley Mitchell. 2nd row — Maurice Davis, Marvin Hughes. Harold Dicker- son. Kerry Rascoe. Ilerya Akin. 3rd row — Joe Friend. Terry Lee Elliot. Darryl Woods. Xavier 0lison. Ricky Doke. Above: Maurice Davis warms up before practice. Right: Harold Dickerson picks up speed 52 Sports Swim Team Members Place Well In City Meets Each year the Lee High swim team competes in many swim meets ranging from city and county meets to the state swim meet in Tuscaloosa. The team competes against eleven county schools, four city schools, and in individual competition the team competes against five high schools. Thirty-five schools compete in the state swim meet. In a recent city swim meet John Southerland placed second in 100 yd. freestyle and third in 200 yd. freestyle. Tammy Lasley placed eleventh in 500 yd. freestyle. John Southerland. Jeff Guerin. Tammy Lasley and Nancy Gossett competed at the state swim meet this year. Members pictures at left: 1st row. I to r Tammy Lasley. Kim Johnson. 2nd row Nancy Gossett. Anne Ballance. Anna Adams. 3rd row Jeff Guerin. John Southerland. Sponsor Earl Grilliot. Bottom Left: Take the Nestea Plunge! Bottom Right: Anna Adams perfects her dive. • t Sports 53 Lee’s Wrestling Takes Third Place At State Tournament The 1983-84 Lee Wrestling team really had a great year. With a season record of 8-2, the team won two very important tournaments. Lee took first place in the Deshler Invitational and the Regional tournaments. They also finished in 4th place at the Benjamin Russell and Huntsville Invitational tour- naments. With the leadership of seniors, Marty Lindsey, Gerald Sullivan, Charges Bradford, Brad Vick, Rusty Rogers, sophomore Ronald Drake, the team took 3rd place at the State tournament. Marty Lindsey was chosen most valuable wrestler in the state. This year’s team was coached by Coach Byrom McGlathery and Coach Theo Battle. Back row: Rusty Rogers. Brad Vick. Jimmy Love. Charles Bradford. Carl Burress. Gerald Sullivan. Coach McGlathery. Middle row: Manager — Letha Woods. Ron Stewart. Dion Oats. Ronald Drake. Brian Shine. Marty Lindsey. Manager — Melissa Martin. Byron Conerly. Front row: Shannon Lawler. Jay Holman. Chris Burton. Jeff Henderson. Sylvester McCaulley, Earl Green. Greg Baker. Jeffery Shine — Manager. Not pictured: Tim McNeese. Coach Battle Right: If looks could kill.. 54 Sports Senior Wrestlers Lead 83-84 Team Charles Bradford Marty Lindsey Rusty Rogers All State Sports 55 Senior Varsity Cheerleaders Monika Bayless — Capt. Susan Flanders — Co-Capt. Varsity Cheerleaders Show General Pride! Bottom to Top: Allyson Morgan. Paula Parvin. Standing: Vicki Moore. Beth Grogan. Monika Bayless. Susan Flanders. Angie Hall. Leatrice Lacey. Valerie Leary. Lori Couch. Teresa Daly. Amy Robinson Bottom Lett: Raise your hands if you're sure! Bottom Right: All-American Cheerleader Leatrice Lacey was invited to cheer at the Aloha Bowl in Honolulu. Hawaii J.V. Cheerleaders Promote School Spirit J.V Cheerleaders left to right: Janet Steely. Yvette Esslinger. Co-Capt.; Tracie Robbins. Julie Moore. Christie Peacock. Lori Moss. Captain; Ornett Jackson. Cindy Beal J.V and Freshman Cheerleaders show off their stunt skills 58 Sports Freshman Cheerleaders Rank Superior At Camp Freshman Cheerleaders bottom to top: Ashlee Beatty. Angel Morrison. Co-Capt; Andrea Killough. Lori Baker. Cerissa Johnson. Melissa Hopper. Captain; Delicia Grogan. Melissa Wilkerson Below: Freshman cheerleaders reach for the stars! Sports 59 Exceptional Athletes Awarded At The Football and Volleyball Banquet took the place of Lee’s annual Fall Sports Banquet with the same result; a great success. Awards were given to both the football and volleyball teams. Awards given to the football team are: MOST VALUABLE... Offensive Back — Everett Crawford Defensive Back — Johnny Birchfield Offensive Lineman — Chris Goetz Defensive Lineman — Rusty Rogers Player — Everett Crawford Most Improved Player — Kevin Bridges I Like To Practice Award — Mark See ALL CITY Everett Crawford 1st team Running Back 1st team Corner back Rusty Rogers — 1st team Defensive Tackle 2nd Team Offensive Guard Chris Goetz — 1st Team Center Brad Vick — 1st Team Guard Dave Ellison — 2nd Team Quarterback Kevin Bridges — 2nd Team Offensive Tackle Top: Coach Bennet congratulates Keith Thomas. Right: Coach Drake praises Lee's athletes 60 Sports Lee’s Fall Sports Banquet Lett: Coach Douthit and Coach Battle discuss the Banquet Betow Lett: John Jackson says. ’ But I only weigh 350.” Below Right ” ACHOO ” 62 Classes Classes Classes 63 SUPER SENIORS! 1983-1984 Senior Class Officers Sandi Speigle Treasurer Vicki Moore Sgt.-at-Arms Lori McWhorter Vice-President Allyson Morgan Secretary Angie Hall President 66 Seniors Seniors: Where General Spirit Lies!! Agnew, Jimmy Football 2, Soccer 3. Key Club 2. 3.4 Agrelius, K. C. Davis Football 1, Tennis 1. 2. 3. 4. Cross Country 3, Anchor Big Brother 2, 3. Yearbook Staff 4. National Honor Society 3. 4, Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3, 4. Outstanding Senior. Class Favorite 4 Akin, lllerya Eldrige Football 1. 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3. 4. BOX 3. Assistant Treasurer 4. FBLA 3 Albright, Robert Colorguard 3. Rifle Team 2. 3. 4. Rangers 1. 2. 3. Orienteer- ing Team 2, 3. 4. ROTC 1, 2. 3.4 AI lee. Dodd Student Council Represen- tative 3. 4, FCS 4. Drama Club Sgt.-at-Arms 2, 3. Football 1. Band 3. 4. ROTC 1. 2. Who’s Who Among American High School Students Arney. Bart Miles Football 1. Cross Country 2. 3. Track 1, 2. 3, Concert Choir 1. 2. 3. 4, Trouveres 2. 3, 4. All- City Choir 1, 2. 3. 4. Barber- shop Quartet 2. 3, 4. Tri-M 3. 4 Kim Torstenson flashes a smile for the cameraman. Seniors 67 Lori McWhorter elected Homecoming A ski ns, David Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4. Key Club 3, Baseball 2, ROTC 1 Asmann, Tommy Football 1, 2, Track 1 At nip, Carey Austin, Jeffrey Scot Baker, Sharron Art Club 1.2. ROTC 1.2.3. 4 Baker, Teresa Band 1. 2. ROTC 4. Gamma Sigma Phi 3. 4 Balia nee, Anne Kathryn Swim Team 1, 2, 3. 4. Captain 4. Choral 1. 2, Drama 1, 2. 3. 4. Spanish Club 4. Vice President 4. Exchange Student 3. Hostess 2. 3. Hugh O’Brian Youth Foundation Leadership Award 2 Ballard, Aaron 68 Seniors Queen and Band Sweetheart Raise your hands if you're sure!!! Bayless, Monika Class Vice President 1, Stu- dent Council Representative 1, German Club 1, Gym- nastics 1, 2, 3, Cheerleading 2, 3, 4, Captain 2, 4, Class Favorite 2, Homecoming Maid 3, 4, Key Club Sweetheart 3, 4, Outstanding Senior, Class Favorite 4 Bell, Jane Flag Corps 2, Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4, ICC Representative, French Club 1, 2, Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3 Beranek, Gwen M. French Club 1, DECA 3, 4 Berry, Tammy Melissa FBLA 2. 3, 4, FBLA Sgt.-at- Arms 3. FBLA Vice President 4, Trebleaires 1, Concert Choir 2, 3, 4, Trouveres 4, Pi Phi Epsilon 3, 4 Bice, Bryan Birchfield, II Johnny Mack Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, Basketball 1 Seniors 69 Senior Magazine Sales Black, Trina Collette Flag Corps 2. Treblaires 1, Drama Club 2 Bledsoe. Rebecca A. Flag Corps 1, 2. 3, 4, Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3. FBLA Reporter 4. Stu- dent Council Representative 1. Yearbook 3, 4 Boles, Bruce Brandon. LaTeisha Demetria Band 1. 2, 3, OBU 1, Student Coun- cil Representative 3, Concert Choir 3. Secretary 4. Trouveres 3, 4, All- State Choir 3. Tri-M 3, 4 Bray, Regina Bridges. Bobby Bridges. Kevin M. Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4, Football 2, 3. 4. Track 1, French Club 1, 2. Historian 2. Key Club 2. 3, 4. FCA 4 Brooks, Carla Faye Bultman. Sheldon S. Soccer 3 Burnette, Christopher ROTC 1. Drama Club 1, 2, 3. Vice President 2. President 3, Debate Team 4 Burrell, Anthony Burroughs, Donna Trebelaires 1, FBLA 2. 3, 4. Sgt.-at- Arms3 70 Seniors Total Over $30,000 Burruss, Sandra Yvonne FBLA 3, 4, Gamma Sigma Phi 3, Secretary 4. Volleyball 3. 4 Byrge, Paul Key Club 3, 4, Cross Country 2 Byrne, Beth A. Cain, Stephanie Yvonne FBLA 1, 3. Anchor Club 2, 3. 4. Yearbook Staff 4, Student Council Representative 1, 3 Christian, William D. Football 1. 2, Track 1, 2. Golf 1, Spanish Club 1 Clark. TinaL. Cline. Glen Cothren, Leona Charisse Cheerleader 1, 2. Student Council Representative 1, 2, Gymnastics 1, 2. FBLA 4 Seniors 71 Maurice Davis and David Michaels: Craven. Sara Beth Band 1. 2. 3, 4, FHA 4. Secretary, Treasurer. FBLA 4, Who's Who Among American High School Students 4. Spanish Club 4 Crawford. Cynethia Student Council Representative 1, 2. Alternate 3. 4. Basketball 1, 2, Track 2. 3, 4. Library Science 1, 2, 3. DECA 4, Who's Who Among American High School Students 4 Crawford. James Everett Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Basketball 2, 3, Track 1. 2, 3. 4. All-City 1. 2. 3, 4, 1st Vice-President of SCA 4. BOX 1. 2, 3, 4. Secretary 2. ICC Representative 3, 2nd Vice- President 4. French Club 1, 2. Who's Who Among American High School Students 3. National Register of Outstanding High School Students 3, Class Favorite 1, 2. 3, 4. ICC President 4. OBU Sweetheart 2, National Society of Distinguished High School Student 4. Summer High School Appren- ticeship Research Program 4, Player of the Week Award 4, Outstanding Senior. Mr. Lee High School Crutcher. Sharon Darmer. Thomas Davis. Maurice A. BOX 1. 2. 3. 4. Treasurer 1, Secretary 2, 2nd Vice-President 3, President 4, French Club 1, 2. Stu- dent Council Representative 1, 2, 3, President 4, Basketball 1. 2. School Advisory Committee 4. Board of Education Advisory Committee 4, OBU 4. Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3, 4, United States Achievement Academy 3, National Society of Distinguished High School Students 4, Summer High School Appren- ticeship Research Program 4, Na- tional Register of Outstanding High School Students 3, Track and Field 1. 2. 3. 4. All-City 1, 2. 3. Outstan- ding Senior Sean Warren studying??? 72 Seniors Lee’s Representatives at Boys’ State Dean, John Jeffrey Football 1, Cross Country 2 Dickerson, Harold A-B Honor Roll 1, Varsity Soc- cer 1. 2, Varsity Track 2, 3, 4, Varsity Football 3, 4, Beta Theta Chi 2, Secretary 3, 1st Vice President 4, 2nd Vice President Student Council 4, FCA 1st Vice President 4, Who's Who Among American High School Students 3, 4, National Society of Distinguished High School Students 4. Outstanding Senior Dobbs, James Phillip Football 2, 3, Track 1 David Sharp practices diligently lor US Festival '84. Dodson, Ray Football 1, Wrestling 1, Cross Country 2, ROTC 1 Donlin, Amy Susan Who's Who Among American High School Students 4. Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Anchor Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, FBLA 2, 3. 4 Dorsey, Paula Celeste Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Outstanding Senior, Citizen of the Month Seniors 73 Sandi Speigle Receives Dozier, MichealJ. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3, 4, Who's Who Among American High School Students 3, 4, Jazz Ensemble 2, 3, 4, FCS 4 Driver, Stanley ROTC 1. 2, 3, 4, Rifle Team 2, 3. 4. ROTC Staff 3. 4 Dunson, Johnny Football 1 British Lit. fascinates Seniors. Edge. Lisa Gayle Pi Phi Epsilon 2, 3, 4 Ellison, David Paul Football 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4. Basketball 3, 4, OBU Sweetheart, Sigma Sweetheart Ellison, Xavier ICC Alternate 2, 3, Assistant Secretary 4, OBU Big Brother 4, Track 1.2, 3, 4. Band 1,2, 3,4 74 Seniors Freedom Foundation Award Erbach, John Eubanks. Steve Honor Society 3, 4, Who's Who Among American High School Students 4, Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3, 4. Chess Club 4, Scholar's Bowl 3, Football 1, 2 Falkenberry. Scott Walker Football 1, Basketball 2. Ten- nis 3, 4. National Honor Socie- ty 3, 4, Society of Distinguish- ed High School Students 4, Who's Who Among American High School Students 4 Feagley, Susan Annette Track 1, 2, Cross Country 2, DECA 3. 4 Felts, Ingrid Future Business Leaders of America 2, Future Homemakers of America 1 Finley, Mike VICA 3, 4, Vocational Tech School 2, 3, 4. Football 1,2 Flanders, Susan Loree Cheerleading 1. 2, 3, Co- Captain 4, French Club 2, 3. 4, Gymnastics 2, 3, National Register of Outstanding High School Students 3, Society of Distinguished High School Students 4, Newspaper 4, Student Council Represen- tative 1, 2, 3, Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4, FCA 4 Fleming, Veda Marquetta OBU 1, 2, 3, 4, Parliamen- tarian 3, Band 2, 3, 4, Future Business Leaders of America 1,2, 3.4 Ford, Jennifer Gamma Sigma Phi 3, 4, Future Business Leaders of America 3, 4 Ford, Pamela J. Sr. Band III 1, 2, 3, Dance- Team 4, Student Council Representative 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1,2,3. Softball 2 Ford. Stephen M. Foreman, Roy Track 9, Baseball 2, 3. 4, Art Club, President 3, 1, 2, 3 Seniors 75 Angie Hall Leads Class of Frankenfield, Tim Baseball 1, 2. 3, 4. Key Club 2, 3. 4 Frizzell. Steve Soccer 1, 2, 3 Fuqua, Brigitte Joel Gamma Sigma Phi 3, 4, 2nd Vice- President 3. Vice-President 4, Junior Engineer of Technology 2, Student Council Representative 4, FBLA 4, Principal Scholar 3, ICC Representative 3 Fuqua. Willie James ROTC 1,2, 3. 4, Band 1,2, 3 Gabrys, Bobby Soccer 1, 2 Gamble. Mike Football 4 76 Seniors ’84 Through Exciting Year Gilbreath, Bryant Trea Sr. Band III 1,2,3 Gipson, Kimberley Lynn ROTC 1,2,3, FHA 4 Goetz, Chris Football 1, 2, 3. 4, Wrestl- ing 3, Key Club 2, 3, 4. Vice President 4. FCA 4. Anchor Big Brother 4, Citizen of the Month Golden, Pamala Renee Trebelaires 1, FHA 2, VICA 3. 4, Parliamentarian. Publicity 3 Gossett, “Goose” James Basketball 1, 2. 3. 4, Baseball 1,2, 3, 4 Gray, Sterling Sigmund Griffin, Bernard Football 4 Grissom. Bob FBLA Grogan, Bethaney Grace Anchor 3, 4, Trebelaires 1, Concert Choir 2, 3. 4, Choir Historian 3. 4, Cheerleading 2. 3, 4, All-City Choir 1, 2. 3. 4. Student Council Representative 1, 2, 3, 4 Anne Ballance says that’s my pom pon! Seniors 77 Senior Showcase ’84 Gurley. Kimberly Ann Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4, Confederettes 4, Homecoming Maid 4. Flag Corps 2. 3. Gymnastics 1 Gurley. Wanda FBLA4 Haas. Teresa Suzanne Symphonic Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Mar- ching Band 1, 2. 3, 4. FBLA 1. 2. 3. Drama Club 2. Concert Choir 4, Trouveres 4, Pi Phi Epsilon 2, Sgt.- at-Arms 3. President 4, Jazz Ensemble 3, FCS 4 Halcomb. Chris Hall. Angela C. Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary 2, Vice-President 3. President 4. Student Advisory Com- mittee 4. French 1, 2, Anchor 2. 3, Sgt.-at-Arms 4. Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3, 4. Society of Distinguished High School Students 3, 4, Girls’ State Representative 4. Presidential Classroom Delegate 4. DAR Good Citizen 4. Student Council Representative 1, 2, Outstanding Senior, Citizen of the Month Ham. Roland A. Hanks. Gregg Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 4 Hardage. Teresa Volleyball 1, 2, Softball 1. 2. 3, 4, Tennis 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, French Club 2. All-City Softball 3. 4 Hardin. Kristi Beth Harper. ConnieS. Harris. John M. DECA4 Harris, Robbie Le’Quita ROTC 1. 2, Gamma Sigma Phi 2, Historian 3, 4 78 Seniors The Best of Times Harris, Rosalynn L. Gamma Sigma Phi 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 1, 2, 3. 4, Flag Corps 2, ROTC 1. 2. 3. 4, Future Business Leaders of America 4, Future Homemakers of America 1 Hatfield, Gaylia Ann Band III 1. Symphonic Band 1, French Club 1, Drama Club 1, Flag Corps 1, 2. 3, 4, Co- Captain 4, FBLA 3. Anchor Club 3, 4. ICC Alternate 4, Who's Who Among American High School Students 4, Citizen of the Month Hayes, MarlandJ. Choral 1. 2. Barbershop Ensemble 1. 2, Newspaper 3, 4, Editor-in-Chief 4, Who's Who Among American High School Students 3. 4, Society of Distinguished American High School Students 4. Na- tional Honor Society 3. 4, Na- tional Merit Scholar Semi- Finalist, Quill and Scroll Honor Society 3, 4, Outstanding Senior Helton, Randy Band 1,2, 3. 4 Henson, Micheal Hetherington, Melissa Hicks, Brian Football 1, Track 1, Baseball 2. 4. Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4. Gamma Sigma Phi Sweetheart 2, Omega Beta Upsilon Sweetheart 3, 4. Beta Theta Chi 2, 3. 4. ICC Representative 4, Future Business Leaders of America 3. 4, Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4 Hicks. Winona Jean Trebleaires 1, 2, Triads 2, Concert Choir 3. Melodians 3. Student Council Represen- tative 3, Drama Club 2, 3, French Club 2, Choral All-City 2. All-State 2. 3. Who’s Who 3, Future Business Leaders of America 4 Houser, Cheryl Future Business Leaders of America 2. 3. 4, President 4 Howell, Bubba Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 2, Who's Who Among American High School Students 3 Hughes, Anette Hughes, Kevin , 79 Hughes. Rosie Trebelairs 1, Concert Choir 2, 3, 4, Accompanist 1, All-City Choir 1, 2, 3, 4. All-State Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Who's Who Among American High School Students 3, Tri-M 3, 4, DE 4. Traids 1, Trouveres 2, 3, 4 Hunt, Jennifer Katherine Concert Choir 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 4. Trebleaires 1, Melodians 2, Trouveres 3, 4, All City 3, 4, All State 2. 4, MMM 3, 4. Pi Phi Epsilon 3, 4, Sgt. at Arms 4, Who's Who Among American High School Students 4 Huston. Chandra Five Seniors chosen Jackson, Becky Jacobs, Stan Who's Who Among American High School Students 3, 4, Silver Sabre Staff 4 Jankowski, Stanley Soccer 4 Jefferson, Sharon Denise Student Council Representative 1, 2, Gamma Sigma Phi 9, Secretary 10. 11, President 12. BOE 11. 12, FBLA 10. 11. Sgt. at Arms 12 Jennings, Stephanie E. Cross-Country 3. Anchor Club 3, 4. Secretary 4, FBLA Treasurer 4, Newspaper 4, Student Council Representative 4, Entrance Staff 3, Outstanding Senior 80 Seniors Kristi Hardin studies the inside of her eyelids National Merit Semi-Finalists Steve Ponder Saxy!! Johnson, Earl Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3, 4, Tennis 3, 4, Drama Club 3, 4 Johnson, Sherri L. Marching Band 1, 2, 3, FBLA 3, Vice-President 4, Sym- phonic Band 1, 2, 3, Who's Who Among American High School Students 4 Keel, James Michael ROTC1.2, 3,4 Kelly, Andrea Dorelha Killough. Doug Yearbook 3, 4, Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4, FCS 4. Football 1, Quill and Scroll 3, 4 Kirby, Jonathan Lee Symphonic Band 1, 2, 3. 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Stage Band 4, Who's Who Among American High School Students 4 Seniors 81 Seniors Win Student Paula Dorsey misses another test so she can sit in the hall and sign autographs. Knox, Angie DECA 4, Who's Who Among American High School Students Lacey, Leatrice Helaine Who's Who Among American High School Students 3, 4, Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 1, All- American 4, 1983 NCA Aloha Bowl Cheerleader 4, Track 1, 2, 4. Class Officer 1, Homecoming Court 1, Student Council Representative 1, Alternate 2, BOX Mascot 1, Sweetheart 4, Newspaper 3, 4, Co- Editor 4, Trebleaires 1, 2, Secretary 2, OBU 1, Chaplain 2, Secretary 3, 1st Vice-President 4, Society of Distinguished American High School Students 4. Outstanding Senior Landry, DeLisa June Flag Corps 1, Dance Team 2, 3, 4, Who's Who Among American High School Students 3. 4, Pi Phi Epsilon 2, 3, 4, ICC Representative 4, FCA 4. Student Council Representative 1,2 Lang, Portia Denise Drama Club 3, 4, Sgt.-at-Arms 4, Trebleaires 4. Ensemble 4, Student Council Representative 4 Lara, Claudine Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3, Senior Band III 1, 2, 3, 4, Symphonic Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council Representative 2,3 Lasley, Sonya Faye Drama Club 2, 3, Entrance 3, Cross Country 3, Pi Phi Epsilon 3, 4, Trebleairs Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, FBLA4 82 Seniors Council Penny Drop Law. Maurice Ft. Layne, Cathteene LaVonna Tech School, FBLA 2, 3, 4, Vice President 2, President 4. Student Council Represen- tative 1 Layton, Kimberly D. Pi Phi Epsilon 3. 4, Public Relations 4. FBLA 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 1 Leleaux, Lynn James DECA 3, 4 Leslie, Patrick Letson, Stanley Ft. DECA 3. 4. Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4, Baseball Manager 1,2 Lindsay, James Gregory Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Trouveres 3, 4, All-City Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Barbershop- per 2, 3, 4 Lindsey, Marlin H. Varsity Wrestling 3, 4, Football 4. 2nd in State 3, Regional Champion 3 Lofton, Donna S. French Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Ex- change Student 2, Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3, VICA 3, 4 Seniors 83 Logan, Bobbie Long, Carla Love, Ricky Collette Wilson Receives Camille Malone says asdfjkl;asdfjkl;.. Luna, Timmy E. Crosscountry 1, Track 1, DECA 3 Malcolm, Diahn Malone. Camille Lanee FBLA 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, Senior Band III 1, 2, 3, Who's Who Among American High School Students 4, Silver Sabre Staff 3, 4, Freshman Boy’s Basketball Score Keeper 3, 4. BOX Sweetheart 3, 4, Student Council Alternate 3, 4 Manning, Tammy Lynn Trebaliars 1,2, Concert Choir 3, 4 McCann, Marsha Carmelle Anchor Club 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 4, Student Council Representative 1, 2, 3, Student Council Parliamen- tarian 4, Newspaper 3, 4, French Club 1, 2, Who's Who Among American High School 3, Society of Distinguished High School 4, Outstanding Senior McCauley, Sonjia ROTC 1, Gamma Sigma Phi 1, 2, 3, 4, President 2, Vice President 3, FBLA 3, 4 84 Seniors Century III Leadership Award McCaulley, Sylvester McIntyre, John Robert Cross Country 2, 3, Track 3, Concert Choir 3, 4, Trouveres 4, Barbershop 3, 4, DECA 4. JV Baseball 2, Most Improved Choral Student 3, All-City Chorus 3 McWhorter, Lori Renee Freshman Class Treasurer, Student Council Represen- tative, Class Office Vice Presi- dent 2, 4, French Club 2, An- chor Club 2. 3, Senior Representative 4, FBLA 2, 3, Confederettes 3, 4. Class Favorite 3, 4, Homecoming Court 3, Homecoming Queen 4, Band Sweetheart 4, Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3, 4. Society of Distinguished Students 4, Yearbook Staff 4, FCA 4, William Randolph Hearst Foundation Test School Win- ner 4, Delegate to Elk’s Club Youth Government Aware- ness Day 3, Delegate to the Presidential Classroom. Na- tional Leadership Honors Seminar 4, FHA President 1, Miss Lee High School Meadows, Melinda Ann Band 1, 2, Confederettes 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Newspaper Staff 4. Drama Club 2, Pi Phi Epsilon 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, FBLA 1. 3 Meeks, Angela Denise VICA 3, 4, DO 3, 4, FBLA 4 Michaels. David Newspaper 3. 4, Honor Socie- ty 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4. Boys’ State 3, Who's Who Among American High School Students 3, 4, Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3, 4. Tennis Team 3, 4 Johnny and K. C. discuss you know who in the privacy of the senior lounge. Seniors 85 Seniors Look Forward Minor. Tim Diversified Education 4 Miskelly, Tasha Band 1,2, Pi Phi Epsilon 2 Mitchell. Tresa Who's Who Among American High School Students 3, 4 Moore, Victoria Alayne Anchor Club 2, 3, 4, Sergeant-at- Arms 4, French Club 1, 2. 3, Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3, 4, Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3, 4, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer, Sergeant-at-Arms 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council Homeroom Representative Alter- nate 1. 2 Morgan. Allyson Dawn Cheerleader 1. 2. 3, 4. Captain 1, Co-Captain 2, Homecoming Maid 2, 3, 4. Class Officer, Secretary 3, 4, Key Club Sweetheart 1, 2. 3, 4, Class Favorite 1, 2. 3. 4, Student Council Representative 1, 2. French Club 1, 2, Who's Who Among American High School Students 3, 4, Outstanding Senior Morrow. Tina Laura Vocational Industrial Clubs of America 3. 4, Diversified Education 3.4 Mosley, LaWanda Mullican, Kevin C. ROTC 4. Drill Team 4, Orienteering Team 3 Neale. Michelle Senior Band III 1, 2, Flag Corps 2, Drum Corps 4, Future Homemakers of America 3. 4, Fellowship of Chris- tian Students 4, Stagehand 3, 4, Symphonic Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Modern Music Masters. Band Librarian 4 Nelson. Anne ROTC 1, 2. 3, 4, Future Business Leaders of America 1, Pi Phi Ep- silon 2, 3, 4, Choral 1, Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3. 4, DO 1 Newby. Mary Jane FBLA 2. 3. Concert Choir 2, 3. 4, Trebelaires 1, Triads 1, Trouveres 2, 3, 4, Modern Music Masters 3, 4, All-City 2, 3, 4, All-State 2. Student Council Representative 1, BOE 4 Nichols. Angie French Club 1, 2, Drama Club 1, 2, 3, Who's Who Among American High School Students 3, 4, DO 4 86 Seniors to Graduation Nix, Jeff DECA Osborne, Rhonda J. Choir 2 Owens, Wanda K. Cheerleading 1, Cross Coun- try 2, Swimming 2, DO 3, 4 Pack, Gina Owens Palmer, Theresa Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 2. 3, ROTC 3, 4, Pi Phi Epsilon 3, 4. Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3, 4 Parker, Vanessa Kaye Class Favorite 1, Choral 1, Homecoming Court 2. Flag Corps 2, OBU 3, 2nd Vice- President 4, BOX Sweetheart 4, Who's Who Among American High School Students 4 Penny, Angela Marie FHA 2, FBLA 4. Student Council Alternate 1, Who's Who Among American High School Students 3. 4, Drama Club 1, BOE 4 Petty, Bonita Phipps, Terri Band 1, 2. 3, Danceteam 4, Student Council Represen- tative 1, 3. Anchor 3, 4, Sym- phonic Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Phipps, Veva Montrice Senior Band III 1, 2, 3, FBLA 4, Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4 Pierce. Lori Kay Band 1, Art Club 2, 3 Ponder, Steven L. Astronomy Club 1, 2, Senior Band III 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Jazz Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4, Ger- man Club Sgt.-at-Arms 3, 4, Honor Society 3. President 4, National Merit Semifinalist 4, Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3, 4, Society of Distinguished American High School Students 4, Chess Club 3, ICC Representative 4, Anchor Big Brother 4 Seniors 87 of ’84, Posey, Angie Powell. Jeff DE 3, 4, President 4 Price. Steve William Choral 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 4, Cross Country 2, 3. 4, Trouveres 1, 2, 3, 4, Barbershop 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 4, Football 3, Soccer 4, Who’s Who Among American High School Students, Distinguished American High School Students, General Four 4, Alabama State Soloist, Tri-M Pruitt, Christine Quick. Donna L. Tech School FBLA 2, 3, FBLA 4, Pi Phi Epsilon 3, 4, Flag Corps 1, Dance Team 2, Key Club Sweetheart 2, Who's Who Among American High School Students Rich, Albert Tennis 3, 4. National Honor Society 3, 4, Newspaper 4, Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3, 4, Distinguished American High School Students 4 Rich. Brenda Lee FHA Vice-President 1, ROTC 1, 2, 3 Ricketts, Randy Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, Baseball 2, Basketball 1, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Anchor Big Brother 2, 3, 4, FBLA 4, Vice-President 4, Who's Who Among American High School Students 4 Riddle, Dewaine Football Manager 1, 2, Basketball Manager 3, 4. Key Club 3, 4 Rigney, Anthony ROTC 1, 2, 3, 4, Rifle Team 3, 4, Ranger Team 2, 3, Color Guard 2, 3 Rinard, Linda Drama Club 2, Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3, 4 Roohparvar, Shahab 88 Seniors Lee’s Twentieth Graduating Class Robertson, Danny DE 3, 4, Cross Country 2 Rogers, Rusty Football 1, 2, 3, 4, All-City 3, Basketball 1, Baseball 2, Wrestling 3, 4, All-City 3, Key Club 2, 3, 4. Treasure' 4, FCA 4, President 4, Newspaper Staff 3, 4, Outstanding Senior Roscoe, Roy Ervin-Lynn BOX 4, Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3, 4, Gamma Sigma Phi Sweetheart 1, Concert Band 1, 2, Symphonic Band 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 2, 3, 4, Solo Ensemble Award 4 Rosenblum, Anita Tech School FBLA 1, 2, 3 Ross, Ray Senior Band III 1, 2, 3. 4 Royston, Robert Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Barbershoppers 1. 2, 3, 4, Generals Four 4, Trouveres 3, 4, FCA Vice-President 4, All- City Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, All-State Choir 3, Tri-M 3, 4 Rubery, Brad National Honor Society, Society of Distinguished American High School Students Sanders, Joddy Tech School VICA, Treasurer Sanders, Joseph Who's Who Among American High School Students 3, 4, Silver Sabre Staff 3, 4 Schrimsher, Rob Anchor Big Brother 3, Foot- ball 2. 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, President 4, Who's Who Among American High School Students, Yearbook 4, Na- tional Register of Outstanding High School Students Scott, Marcia Denise Who's Who Among American High School Students 3, 4, Student Council Represen- tative 2, FBLA 2, 3. 4, NEDT Top 10% Award 1 Scott, Mark Seniors 89 Seniors Win Seniors take advantage of their lounge See. Mark J. Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Vice-President 3, President 4, Art Club 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 3, Chess Club 4. FCA 4, Student Council Representative 1, Debate Club 1, President 1 Shady, Debbie LeAnn Tennis Team 3, 4, Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3, 4, Student Council Representative 3, 4, Anchor Club 3, 4, Vice-President 4, FBLA 4, NEDT Top 10% Award, Silver Sabre Staff 4 Sharp, David Lee Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Stage Band 2. 3, 4, French Club 1, 2, Anchor Big Brother 4, Chess Club 3, 4, All State Band 3, National Register of Outstanding High School Students 3, 4. Tri-M 2, 3, 4, Trouveres Ac- companist 2, 3, 4, Outstanding Senior, Citizen of the Month Shin, In Chul Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4 Shine. Brain Tyrell Wrestling 1. 2, 3. 4, Band 1, 2. 3, BOX 1.2. 3,4 Shine, Jeffrey Mark 90 Seniors First Spirit Stick Shine. Marcus Jerome Basketball 1, Baseball Manager 2, 4 Simmons. Jett T. Astronomy Club 1, Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4 Smith. Donald Errol Symphonic Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1. 2, 3, 4, Jazz Ensemble 1, 2, 4, All-State Band 1, 2, 3, 4. McDonald’s All-American Band Nominee. Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3. 4, Chess Club 4 Smith. Farrisa J. K. Volleyball 1. ROTC 1. 3, 4. Flag Corps 1. Gamma Sigma Phi 1, 2. 3. Drill Team 1, Spanish 1 Smith. Jennifer L. FHA Vice-President 2, VICA 3. 4 Smith, Steve F. Astronomy Club 1, Basketball 1, Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4 Speigle, Sandi P. Senior Band III 1. 2. 3. 4. Librarian 3, Secretary 4. Junior Class Treasurer, Senior Class Treasurer. Honor Socie- ty 3. 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3. 4. Society of Distinguished High School Students 3. 4, Year- book 3, 4. National Register of Outstanding Students 3, 4, Tri-M Secretary 3. 4, Out- standing Senior. Citizen of the Month Spurgeon. Katheryn Ann Flag Corps 1. 2, 3. 4, Captain 3. 4, Art Club 2, 3. Drama Club 2. 3 St. Clair, Lori A. Anchor 2. 3. President 4. French Club 1. 2, FBLA 4, VICA Secretary 3. 4. National Honor Society Secretary 4. Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3. 4. Society of Distinguished American High School Students 4. FCS 4 Stein man, Cathy Stephenson, Sonja Stone. Rex Edward Baseball 3. Basketball 3, 4 — Seniors 91 Seniors Look Ahead Student. Eric Sullivan. Karen Lynn Drill Team 1. 2. 3, 4. ROTC 1. 2, 3. 4. Gamma Sigma Phi 1. 2. 3, Presi- dent 4 S win ford. Lisa June Tate. Amy Lynn Danceteam 2. 3. Captain 4. Miss Halftime 4. Majorette 1. Anchor Club 2. 3, ICC Representative 4, Yearbook Staff 2. 3, Editor 4. Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3. 4, Key Club Sweetheart 4, FCA 4. Outstanding Senior. Citizen of the Month. National Register of Outstanding H. S. Students. Quill and Scroll Taylor. Amy Anchor 2. 3. Senior Representative 4, Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3. 4. FBLA 4, VICA 4. French Club 1. Secretary 2, FCS 4, Band 1. 2 Terrell. Kelli J. Volleyball 1. 2. 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2. 3. 4. Softball 2. 3. 4. FBLA 4 Terry. Amy Jane Thomas. Keith Football 3. 4 Toney. Anna Lisa Toney. Cynthia Torstenson. Kim Marching Band 1. Anchor Club 2. 3, 4. Gymnastic Team 2. 3. Student Council Representative 3 Trindel. Denise Ailleen All-City Chorus 1. 2, 3. All-State Chorus 1. DE 3. 4. Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4. Student Council Representative 1. Trebelaires 1, Concert Choir 2. 3 92 Seniors Tumminello, Gregory Allan Stage Band 1, 2, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, Symphonic Band 1, 2, 3, Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4. Chess Club 3, 4, German Club 3 Turner, Cora E. Trebelaires 1, Student Council Representative 2, FBLA 3, 4 Underwood, Paul Venlress, Tracy Allison National Honor Society 3, Vice-President 4, National Merit Scholar Semi-Finalist, FBLA 2, 3, 4, Who's Who Among American High School Students 3, 4, Newspaper Staff 4, Society of Distinguish- ed American High School Students, Rensselaer Medal for Mathematics and Science Vick, Brad Freshman Class President, Class Favorite 1. 2, 3, 4, Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1, 3, Key Club 2, 3, 4, FCA Secretary 4, Outstanding Senior Vitale, Debra Elaine FBLA, FHA Michelle Neale does her Ray Charles imitation! Seniors 93 on College Day Waldrep. Tyler Kenneth Key Club 2. 3. 4. DECA 3, 4 Walker, Robby VICA 3. 4 Walker, Tammy Cheerleading 3, Danceteam 4. Yearbook 4, Anchor Club 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, Drama Club 2, French Club 1 Wallace, Stephen Band 1,2, 3, 4 Walls, Darryl Roy Wampler, Jamie Leah Anchor 3, Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Society of Distinguished High School Students 4 Watkins, Angela Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3, 4, Senior Band III 1, 2, 3. Anchor 2, 3. 4. DECA 4 Watkins. Anthony L. Gamma Sigma Phi Sweetheart, Football 3. Track 2, Wrestling 2, 3, 4. ROTC 3. 4 Watkins, Barbara Yearbook 3, 4. Who's Who Among American High School Students, National Honor Society 3. 4. Quill and Scroll 3. 4 Whitaker. Tanis FHA 1. FBLA 3, 4. Who’s Who Among American High School Students. BOE 3, 4, Student Coun- cil Representative 1, 2 Whyte, Dianne DECA 3, 4 Williams, Cindy A. Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4, Trebleaires 4, Traids4 94 Seniors Leatrice Lacey Chosen All-American Cheerleader Not tonight! Wilson, Beth Wilson, Collette Suzanne Sophomore and Junior Class Presi- dent. National Achievement Semifinalist. Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3. Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3. 4. National Leadership Merit Award 2. 3, National Register of Outstanding High School Students 3. 4. OBU 1. 2. 3. 4. French Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Drama Club 2. 3. 4. Cheerleader 1. 2. Confederettes 3. 4. All-Star Dancer 4. Student Council Representative 1. BOX Little Sister 3. Sweetheart 4. National Education Development Test Award 1. Newspaper 4. Network Exchange Hostess 1. Network Exchange Stu- dent to New York 3 Wilson, Lawrence Choir 1. 2. 3. Band 4. Gamma Sigma Phi Sweetheart 1. 2. 3. 4. Swim Team Manager 1. Soccer 3. Student Council Representative 1.2. 3. 4 Womack, Kimberly Kay Woods, Wesley Band 1. 2. 4. Choir 3. FCS 4. Cross Country 3 Worley, Wendy Anchor 2. 3. 4. Danceteam 2. 3. 4. Co-Captain 4, Key Club Sweetheart 3. 4. FBLA 3, FHA 1 Seniors 95 It’s Over Let’s Party!!! Worlund, Doug Band 1, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Tri-M 3, 4, All-State Chorus 2, 3, 4, All-City Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, President of Choir 4, Trouveres 2. 3, 4, Generals Four 3, 4, Barbershoppers 2, 3. 4 Yang, Dabby H. Yeager, Monty S. Yearick, Steve Yell, Tommy Youngblood, Jody We, the Senior Class Officers of 1983-84, wish to express our ap- preciation and gratitude to the Senior Class for their dedication and participation throughout the years. We wish you all the best of luck in the future. Always remember, '84 FOREVERMORE!! 96 Seniors Smiling Faces In Familiar Places Top Left — Steve makes his move on Alice?! Top Right — Huh? What? Middle Left — We LOVE our Rusty!! Bottom Left — Paula goes Punk!! Bottom Right — Old habits are hard to break, huh Brad?!! Seniors 97 1 Ltsa Fdge 5 Mike Keel 3 Roy Foreman Bubba Howell j Paula Dorsey 5 Gaylia Hatfield 7 Rosalyn Harris 3 Renee Golden 3 Michelle Neale 3 Kim Layton I Stan Jacobs ? Vicki Moore 3 Roy Roscoe Mike Dozier 3 Dodd Allee Veda Fleming 7 Sonya Lasley 3 Cheryl Houser 3 Barbara Watkins 3 DeLisa Landry 1 Brad Vick ? Marty Lindsey 3 Sandi Speigle 1 Ang� e Hall j Ray Dodson S Kim Torstenson 7 Stephanie Jennings 3 Allyson Morgan 3 Camille Malone 3 Marcus and Jeffrey Shine 1 Teresa Hardage ? Leatrice Lacey 3 Denise Scott % Larry Wilson 98 Seniors We’ve Come A Long Way Baby! 1 Debra Vitale 2 Jamie Wampler 3 Sandra Burros 4 Jana Newby 5 Bryan Hicks 6 David Sharp 7 Bryan B ce 8 Tracey Ventress 9 Ann Balance 10 Maurice Davis 11 Doug Killough 12 Harold Dickerson 13 Susan Flanders 14 Kathy Spurgeon 15 Ann Nelson 16 David Askins 17 Gomer Fuqua 18 Beth Wilson 19 Teresa Haas 20 Ingrid Felts 21 Beth Craven 22 Gina Owens 23 Portia Lang 24 Donna Quick 25 Collette Wilson 26 Pam Ford 27 Lynn Tate 28 Amy Donlin 29 Robby Harris 30 Tammy Walker 31 LeAnn Shady 32 Terri Phipps 33 Brian Shine 34 Lori McWhorter 35 Sonya Stephenson 36 Brigett Fuqua Seniors 99 Officeri Juniors begin Sponsor Bonfire Jerry Adams Wyatt Akins Kim Allen Kenneth Aldrich Deborah Anderson Steven Arndt Vickie Avery Kim Baites Marlon Baker Teresa Baker Rhonda Baldwin Sandra Bannister Darlene Barnett Tim Barnett Mark Beddingfield Shean Belle Barry Bentley 102 Juniors Homecoming Tradition; and Car Bash Frank Berry Stan Bice Chris Black James Blackburn Alisa Blair Sammy Brazelton Jeanme Bridges Chad Brock Jett Brooks James Brown Gary Bryant Jamie Burleson Susie Burns Julee Byrom Paul Case Charles Cash on Chris Clemons Brad Click Lottie Cardon 1983 Junior Maids ► 104 Kedra Carnger Valinsa Carter Daphne Certain Tammy Chaplin Yvette Clemons Lee Coffey Mack Coffey Tammy Coleman Meteasa Collins Lori Couch Chris Coultas David Crim Tommy Cross Angela Crosson Victoria Crowell Sharon Crutcher Gena Cuzzort Russ Dailey L Debbie, Julee, and Ginny Teresa Daly Karen Daniel Clarissa Denmark Mark Dillon Rick Doke Jennifer Dorsey Patty Draper Denise Duffey James Duke Jennifer Dunkin Anna Dwyer Amanda Edge Dominique Edwards Kathy Edwards Howard Ellett Gary Elliot Michelle Ellison Thomas Essenmacher Miss Ginny Frazier = = Juniors 105 Juniors Work Hard Kathy Faulkner Sandra Finley Lisa Fiske Belinda Flanders Terri Flanders Traci Flanders Valarie Fletcher Lenny Foy Ginny Frazier Bobby Gentle Walter Giles Todd Gipson Jeff Goodson Tim Graves Michael Grayson Valerie Green Becky Griffin David Grimes Jeff Guerin Patti Gurley Donald Gustin Theresa Haddock Karen Haley Harvey Hamilton Karen Hancock to Finance Prom Cindy Harding Keith Hatchett Fred Hayes Emanuel Haygood Kristi Heatley Will Hester Mike Heliebrand David Hodges Darrin Holder Glenn Holland Angie Hosch Bridgett Hughes Darren Hunter Katrina Jackson John Jackson Erika Jenke Esophia Johnson Tim Johnson Joseph Jomer Jett Jones Steven Kennel Sharon Kilgore Mark Kimbrough Mary Kimbrough Steve Kimbreii N I— 1 s 1 1 Juniors 107 Junior Favorites are Tandi, Laura Kirkland Mike Lance Billy Langford Chris Larsen Jason Lawler Valerie Leary Mike Lee Steve Letson Andrew Lienau Karen Maddox Susan Major Susan Majors Pam Malone David Marion Angela Martin Warren Mason Paula McAllister ► [ [ I [ 108 Juniors Debbie, Mike, and Craig Billy McCaully Tim McNeese Barry Meritt Joel Miles Marcy Miller Derenda Mitchell Tracey Mitchell Cassandra Moore Robert Moses Sandra Mullican Kim Nabors Kim Neel Dawnne O'Neal Steven Owens Paula Parvin Kami Patterson Andrea Pauli Debbie Pellam Kirk Perry £ Juniors 109 Dawnne O’Neal, High Angelia Petty Karen Phipps Beth Pope Steve Potter Ginny Preston Lisa Pruitt Lisa Reagin Trade Renfroe Mary Jane Reynolds Mike Rickies Rhonda Ridgeway Michael Rigsby Amy Robison Tandi Robison Jim Rozell Jerri Russ Melinda Sartain Lila Savage Nicole Schmitz Bret Schultz Joel Slayton Dana Sloan Aaron Smith Linda Smith Lisa Smith Juniors Record and Tape Salesman Brent Smith Brian Sommers John Southerland Sheena Stewart David Stafford Kim Steakley Shean Stewart Debbie Stevenson Marvaia Steele James Stone Sabrina Stovall Susan Tate Kim Taylor Mike Tepool Craig Thomas Randy Thompson Larry Thompson Julia Thompson Tammy Thompson Vonda Thornton Mane Tucker Tammy Thrower David Tiller Laura Titus Joe Tondera 3 Down; 1 to Go! Sylvia Toney David Trip Dewayne Tucker Elfrida Turner Doug Turnure Cindy Upton Anna Vaughn Gordon Vaughn Gina Walker Keith Walker Eric Ken nemore Dominique Walton Warren Ward Todd Weikert Joey White Bruce Whitehorn David Wilburn Anthony Williams Deshannon Williams Anthony Wright Joey Williamson Aretha Woods [ I 112 Juniors 9 and ready to strive, y we re □.1155 OF r L 'Li always wormny toward Idday, 1985 Juniors 113 Class of ’86 proud The Sophomore class began their year by having a car wash. The car wash was to raise money to finance their float which placed second in the homecoming float competition Mrs. Linda Bidwell is the new class sponsor. Sophomore class officers are as follows. From left to right: Mark Barissa, Sergeant at Arms: Cindy Beal. Treasurer; Doug Kauffman, Vice President; Letha Woods, Secretary; Talbot Malone, President. c [ [ 114 Sophomores to be Sophomores DUH!!! Who Me? I MeNssa tries to escape from reality. [ [ Sophomores 115 Yvette Esslinger and are Selected Carl Acklin Anne Adams Melissa Adams Phyllis Akin Brad Akins Cynthia Albright Joey Albright Brad Allen Dawn Allen Tammy Allen Harold Allison Mark Anderson Greg Baker Bart Bankowski Chris Banks Mark Barisa Beth Barksdale Wanda Batts Cindy Beal Sloan Beatty Leslie Bell Serena Berry Angela Bester Alicia Bill LaDonna Madden Homecoming Maids Robert Birdsong Patrick Bolton Markita Booker Michael Boyd Stephanie Bracey Michael Brooks Greg Brown Jealeatha Brown Paul Brown Willie Brown Richard Buchanan Teresa Burroughs Wendy Campbell Kristie Carroll Mutt Carroll Connie Childers Rhonda Clemons Loretta Coffey Sherry Colbert Candi Cole Geneva Coleman Joseph Collins Kim Cooper Wayne Cooper L [ L L Malone takes charge of Lisa Corcoran Kenneth Cothren Rhonda Cothren Todd Covetli Terry Cunningham Jana Curry Keith Cutciiffe Beilmon Damon Andrea Davis Helen Davis Jack Dempsey Danny Dickens Christy Doke Fred Dorsey Laura Doyle Ronald Drake Billy Duke Cynthia East Denise Edmonson Regina Eldridge Carolyn Elliot Chris Ellis Gregory Ellison Melissa Ellison I 118 Sophomores [ L [ c the Sophomore class ‘Say What?!' Yvette Esslmger Katrina Evett Al Farrar Lisa Fassina Kent Fletcher Perry Fletcher Tony Floyd Rosalind Ford Ted Frankenfield Dirk Fret well Arinthia Friend Joyce Fuller Richard Gabrys Mike Gardner Billy Gentle Patricia Giles Chris Gipson Lon Goedde Deirdre Grayson Earl Green James Green Lisa Green Vaieda Griffin Randy Grubbs Mrs. Bidwell, first year Kelly Gulley Isacc Gurley Stacy Hall Anthony Hardin Carolyn Hardin Fred Harris Robert Harris Ronnie Harville Stacy Hatfield Dale Hedden Stacey Helms Margaret Higgins Melinda Hillis Dana Holder Jay Holman Gary Holmes Karen Hooper Kenneth Hooper Thomas Huckabee Darrick Hunter Desmond Hurt Sharon Ikard Greg Isrel Gwendolyn Jackson [ I [ 120 Sophomores as Sophomore sponsor Ornett Jackson Lynn Jeter Anthony Johnson Chuck Johnson Greg Johnson Jerry Johnson Timothy Johnson Tim Johnson Anthony Jones Kelvin Jones Melissa Jones Raynard Jones Mark Justice Doug Kauffman Tonya Kennel Kenneth Kerr Terrell Klimek Joanne Knight Vickie Lacy Michelle Lancaster Tammy Lasley Sondra Law Scott Lawrence Wendy Lehman Sophomores place second Mark Leslie Susan Letson Britt Lewis Mike Lewis Becky Light Kimberly Long Marla LuttreN Suzanne Maciel La Donna Madden Denise Malone Talbot Malone Billy Martin Jennifer Martin Melissa Martin Vance Martin Darryl Matkins Dan Mazikowski Tommy McAlpin Ron McCracken Mark McCuiston Denise McDonald Michelle Medal Karen Miller Connie Mills Chris. Punk or Prep? in float competition Shirt Mitchell Julie Moore Bobby Morrison Lori Moss Roger Mullins Bryan Myhand Gerry Norris Dion Oats Torre Owens Monica Parcus Rina Patel Lynn Payne Charles Payton Christie Peacock Michelle Pearson Julie Pendergraft Rodney Perrill Leah Ann Phelps Billy Phillips Melissa Phillips Dawn Porter Melissa Preston John Putman Kristin Rich i = Sophomores 123 Ted, Paul, LaDonna, and Christie Kim Rigsby Danae Riley Tracie Robbins Rusty Roberts Chris Robinson Leigh Ann Roden Patti Rogers Danny Rowan Gina Russ Sandra Russ Dave Sales Michael Sandifer Yuthea Sar Christina Schautt Paul Seal Torsten Segewitz Amy Sewell Brenda Sharp Tammy Shelton Kyung Shin Ricky Shotts Thomas Sisco David Slowik Daneile Smart Christi Smith Leonard Smith Regina Smith John Stamps Mark Statum Janet Steely Robbie Stewart Colette Sullivan Celia Tail Della Thomas Diane Thomas Jerry Thomas 124 Sophomores Sophomore Class Favorites Reggie Thomas Victor Thompson Elizabeth Tolbert Regma Tribble David Turner Laura Turner Ronnie Turner Ricky Valentine Tina Vickers Randy Walker Phillip Wann Daniel Ward Charles Wiggins Tammie Wilburn Robert Wiley Cara Wilhelm Shelley Williams Linda Williamson Dale Wilson Joel Winsett Ladell Winton Julie Wood Anita Zimmerman Freshman class officers left to right are Andrea. Deadra, Tammy. Ramona, and Mari. Freshmen out to be the BEST class ever!!! As sponsor of the Freshman class, Margaret Lawson organizes the sale of T-shirts to raise money for the class. The T-shirts were de- signed by a freshman and read “87 — Now That’s Class.” The class also sold jewelry to raise money to combine with the Class of ‘86. The goal of the Freshman Class is to buy a computer for use by the school. The class has other fund-raising plans if enough money has not already been raised. Taking fourth place in the class competition, the freshman class worked together to build a float for the homecoming activities. The Freshman class of- ficers are as follows: Andrea Killough, Presi- dent; Deadra Sullivan. Vice President; Tammy Burruss, Secretary; Ramona Ardnt, Treasurer; and Mari Landry, Sgt. at Arms. Freshman Homecoming Float Angela Aaberg Juaries A Allen James Anagnos Calvin Archie Ramona Arndt David Atkinson Kristen Austin Norman Ayers Johnny Baker Lon Baker Peggy T Bates Gregory Battles Dirk Bauerle Lynn Beasley Ashlee Beatty Shrail Beckham Raphael Beckman Tammy Beckman James N Beema Dena Bell Tim Bellmon Christina Bennett Stephanie Berry Mane Berryhill Debbie Beverly Reginald Bibb Ricky Bishop Steve Bland Allen Bloodsaw Patrice Bone Ineke Boone Debra Brand Chris Brazell Calvin clowns'’ around!!! I [ [ 128 Freshmen Takes Fourth Place Mike Brazier David Brinkley John Brocato Barbara Brooks Deborah Brown Willie Brown Susan Burhans Teresa Burks Sam Burnett James Burns Tammy Burruss Toyston Burruss Chris Burton Jill Burton Kristy Byrd Michele Byrd Chris Caldwell Matthew Calhoun Joey Cantrell Chuck Carver Ricky Christensen Susan Christian John Citrano Dawn Clark Darrell Clay Sheila Clemons Yvonne Collins Tiffany Combs Ingra Conley Jason Counts James Copeland Booker Cowan Demetria Craig Telia Cram Calvin Crenshaw Tenessa Crowe Isaiah Crutcher TJ Cumbie Hollye Cushing Celynn Daniel Anita Davis Steven Davis Susan Deen Lori Denmark Demetro Diamond Daniel Dobbs Lenoard Donaldson Carl Donovan Jeff Y. Dorsey Freshman Class Helps Raise Money Darrin Driver Denise Dudley Doug Duffy Greg Dugan Darren Durmon Alvie East Sarah Edwards Sheri Edge Scott Edwards Lillie Ellison Sheree Esslinger Michelle Ewing Nadia Fassina Wendy Ferdinand Brenda Finley Chris Flack Robert Fletcher Scottie Fletcher Leslie Foote Johnny Francis Anthony Franklin Aubrey Freeman Cindy Gaillard Lisa Gamble Frederick Garner Juan Garner Roy Garner Mark Gilliam Terri Golemo Nancy Gossett Richard Graham Mary Jo Graves Cindy Green Tracie Green Stephanie Green Delicia Grogan Heath Gurley Ignore Who??? 130 Freshmen to Buy a Computer for the School Andy Gustln Becky Halcomb Kim Hall Scott Hall Joey Hanks Lori Hardee Angela Harwell Jesse Hatcher Richard Hayes Charlotte Heath Jeffery Henderson Titus Henderson Frederick Hereford Greg Herron Derek Hester Donna High Reginald Hill Tammie Hill Joy Hillis Sandra Hollman Gloria Holman Melissa Hopper Jim Houk Jamie Hudson Melissa Hudson Charlotte Humphrey Joe Hutton Peter Jenke Bobby Johnson Kimberly Johnson Mike Johnson Wendy Ferdinand Chosen as Steve Johnson Corrie Jolly Elizabeth Jones John Jones Rhonda Jones Samantha Jones Marianne Justice Cristie Kennedy Lisa Kerr Andrea Killough Kim Kindred Myrna King Jett Kirby Mari Landry Dorothy Langford Micheal Langford Tina Lard Shannon Lawler Valerie Layne Joey Leary Tammy Lee Brant Lehman Jeff Letson Bobby Lewis Katrina Lewis Michelle Lewis Dawn Lienau Daphne Little Frances London Freshman Homecoming Maid Lori Lougheed Pattie Mack Chuck Majors Lawrence Malone Tyrone Malone David Massmgill Kenneth Mathis Dawn Matkin Tammy Matthews Paula Mayhall Dean McCann Kelli McClure Gail McDonald Linda McDonald Sherytl McDonald Chris McNeese Michelle Miles Jacqueline Miller Richie Misterk Karen Mitchell Scott Moore Tracy Moore Angela Morrison Richard Muhlhauser Joe Millican Theresa Mullins Todd Neale Danny Nelson Janeen Nettles Johnny Newberry Stephanie Nowlin William Osmer Dawn Palmer Lisa Parsons Killough leads Monica Pauli Michael Payton Stacey Pearson Tracy Percival Tina Perry Penny Phillips Gernald Ponder Jerry Poplin Wallace Potter Terry Pride Stacey Pruitt Terry Pruitt Renne Qualls Patricia Quillin Tommy Ray Julie Reed Katheron Reynolds Mike Rhoden John Riddle Drena Roberts Scott Roberts Steve Rodriguez Debra Rogers William Sanner Joel Scott April Seay Jennifer Settle Pam Shaneyfelt Tammy Shasteen Janine Shine Tracy Sikes Diedre Slaughter Kalva Smith Kimberly Smith Ricky Smith Vincent Smith Deborah Snead Russell Spears Mark Sproies Michael Staggs Bobby gets TIED up!! the class of “87” Lisa Stephens Katja Stone Deadra Sullivan Ralph Taylor Timothy Teague Christy Terrell Kay Thompson Billy Tipton Amy Titus Stephanie Tolen Portia Toney Reshonda Toney John Towns Carl Tucker Linda Turner Melissa Turner Tommy Valentine Kreslyon Valrie Rebecca Vann Allen Vaughn Donna Vickers Ken dell Vickers Angela Wade Kim Waldrep Cathy Wallace Amy Waller Kris Walling Karen Wampler Richard Ward Tracie Ware Afreka Washington Delephine Watkins Buddy Watkins Matt Wedgman Sean Wermuth Robyn West Toney White Detra White Tonya White Cassandra Whiteman Melissa Wilkerson Angie Williams David Williams Michael Williamson Richard Winston Ben Woolf Jeff Wu 136 Faculty Lee Welcomes New Administration Mr. Tom Owen began the 1983-84 school year as the Act- ing Principal of Lee High School. For the past eight years he has been Assistant Principal in charge of discipline for ninth and eleventh grades. Many changes have been made, such as adding a senior lounge and encouraging faculty and students to become Familee. His goal for the school is for the students and faculty to work together to build a better future and reputation for the school. Right: Mr Owen joins the band circus. 138 Faculty Administration Undergoes Changes This year the administration at Lee has undergone many changes. Mr. Floyd Douthit has been added as an Assistant Principal. He is responsible for the discipline and attendance of freshman and juniors. Dr. Donald Sanders is the Assistant Principal in charge of sophomores and seniors. Monitoring absences and writing passes are essential parts of the Assistant Principals' job. Dr. James Mason is Lee’s new curriculum coordinator. He takes care of arranging class schedules. This year, a new computer report card system has been introduced at Lee and he has helped make the adjustment easier for both the teachers and students. Left: Or. James Mason Below Lett: Mr Floyd Douthit Right: Dr. Donald Sanders Faculty 139 Board Strives for Educational Excellence Dr. Mary Jane Caylor, Acting Superintendent of the Huntsville City Schools, replaced former superintendent Dr. Shelby Counce after his illness and resignation. Previously. Dr Caylor served as assistant for General Services. The City Board plays an important role in the governing of the Huntsville school system. When it was discovered that many of the schools in Huntsville contained asbestos, a cancer causing substance, the Board reacted quickly and saw that it was removed. This year. Dr. Caylor and the Board are placing even greater emphasis on academics in the system and making sure that each day all students are involved in six hours of instruction. Right: Acting Superintendent Dr Mary Jane Caylor Below Left to Right Walter Montgomery. William Smith. Vice-President. D. Edward Starnes. President. James Berry. Martha Miller 140 Faculty Sue Faulkner — English 10. 9 Literature. A.P English Sue Harvilla — Regular and Ad- vanced English Literature. Writing III Earl Grillkx — Practical Grammar, English 9 Shirley Henderson — American Literature. Writing I. Advanced English III Melanie Dobbs — Regular and Advanced English 10. Practical Grammar Linda Bidwell — Speech. Writing. Literature Gay Payton — Writing I, II. American Literature Margaret Lawson — Advanced English 9, German I. II Nancy Styles — English 9. British Literature. Practical Grammar Wiliam Brown A.P Biology. Biology I. II Preston Hayes Physical Science. General Science Robert Richardson Basic Biology. A.P. Chemistry. Chemistry I Lois Watson Basic Biology. Biology I. Human Physiology S c I E N C E Faculty 141 Bonnie Franklin; Record Keeping. General Business. Business Law ART in Glenda Meadows: Typing 1, Career English LaNelle Patrick; Typing 1. B.O.E.. Sr.. Shorthand. B.O.E. Jr.. B.O.E Lab Bob Baccus; Band Director. Vivienne Atkins; Choral Director | Coordinator fcfe Crawford; Librarian A N S 142 Faculty Penny Sumners — Honors Social Studies 9 US. History. Honors and A P. U S. History Ron Scoggins — U.S. History. Honors Government and Economics Betty Brooks — Government. Economics Doyce Steele — Social Studies 9. Football Coach Mary Mastm — U.S. History. World History, Western Civilization Onree Jackson — U.S. History. Social Studies 9. Psychology Florence Getger — Government. Economics. Law and Justice Ernestine Hines — Social Studies 9 S 0 C 1 A L S T U D I E S Robert Albright Susan Ramey Ernestine Street C 0 u N S E L O R S Faculty 143 M A T H Teresa Cruise — Advanced Math. Analytical Geometry. Algebra 2. Trigonometry Miriam Gentle — Trigonometry. Advanced Math. General Math. Algebra 1 George Bennett General Math. Business Math. Elementary Algebra Part 1 Rosemary Gibson — Algebra II Trigonometry. Unified and Plane Geometry Martha Askins — Plane Geometry. Physics Joyce Nau — Elementary Algebra Part 2. Consumer Math. Algebra 1 James Lorder — Elementary Algebra Part 1. Algebra 1. Con- sumer Math. Edward Deaton — Algebra 1. Computer Programm- ing. Football Coach Margaret Smith — Office Staff Judy Steely — Library Aide Dianne Morrison — Office Staff Lela Timmons — Special Ed Aide Cfeo Robinson — Special Ed. Aide Janice Jamar — Office Aide Jean Mountain — Office Staff 144 Faculty s p E C I A L E D U C A T I 0 N Ron Glass Palsy Johnson Gail Walker Juanita Crump Elizabeth Roberts Beverly Scherer Susan Graves Bonnie Edmondson The lunchroom personnel strives to make Lee’s lunchroom the best possible. They work hard and provide excellent meals on a limited budget. The staff has worked especially hard this year to gain student cooperation in keeping the lunchroom clean. Standing Lett to Right; Lucille McPeters. Cean Bultman. Louise Johnson. Faye Bech Front Lett to Right; Betty Fitchard. Wilma Wallace. Maudie Childers. Lucy Kephart SP UE PR PS 00 RN TN E L Jo Hicks: Campus Supervisor Willie Jones: Custodian Byrom McGlathery: Campus Supervisor Oscar Koonce: Custodian Mr Owens diligently practices homeroom announce- Charlie's Angels pose tor a publicity shot, ment speech. 146 Faculty Christy Jensen; French, Newspaper Advisor F L 0 A R N E G 1 U G A N G E But I didn't mean to!! Major Harold Chafin; ROTC R 0 T C Sgt. Tommy Madden; ROTC Sgt. Joe Pitt; ROTC Marjorie Masterson; French 1. Spanish 1. 2. 3. English 9 Faculty 147 Senior Favorites Brad Vick Lori McWhorter 150 Features Senior Favorites Monika Bayless K. C. Agrelius Senior Favorites Everett Crawford Collette Wilson Senior Favorites Allyson Morgan Rusty Rogers Junior Favorites Mike Tepool Craig Thomas Debbie Stevenson Tandi Robison Sophomore Favorites Paul Seal LaDonna Madden Freshman Favorites 156 Features Dean McCann Delicia Grogan STUDENTS AWARDED HONORS Three students are chosen each year from the upcoming Senior class to represent Lee at Boys’ and Girls’ State. They are chosen on the basis of their leadership abilities in school. Representatives from high schools in Alabama meet to learn more about our state government. Representatives to Boys’ State, pictured above, were David Michaels, top left, and Maurice Davis, top right. Angie Hall was Lee’s representative to Girls’ State Also. Angie was awarded the DAR Good Citizen Award by the Twickingham Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. This award was given to Angie due to her suc- cessful job as Senior Class President. Features Mr. Lee High School Everett Crawford was ejected Mr Lee High School receiving the most votes in the outstanding Senior elec- tion. Everett had many outstanding achievements at Lee. He was first Vice-President of the Student Council, listed in Who’s Who Among American High School Students, and The Society of Distinguished American High School Students. Everett was active in sports, both football and track. He was chosen the state football player of the week, was one of three permanent captains of the 1983 foot- ball team. All-City Running Back. All-City corner back. All State Honorable Mention Running Back. Lee’s most Valuable Player and Lee's Best Offensive Back. In track he was awarded the James Bailey Award for Outstand- ing Male Performer. All-City Triple-Jump and All-City 120 yards Hurdles. Everett Crawford Miss Lee High School Lori McWhorter Lori McWhorter was elected by her senior class as being the most outstanding girl — Miss Lee High School Lon participated in various activities during her four years at Lee. She held the office of Freshman Class Treasurer. Sophomore Class Vice-President, and Senior Class Vice-President Lori was a member of the Confederates for two years She was also in the Anchor Club. Fellowship of Christian Athletes, and on the Year- book Staff The Class of '84 elected Lori Class Favorite both her Junior and Senior year and elected her Most Popular in the Senior Who’s Who. She was elected Homecoming Queen and Band Sweetheart. Lori was also accepted into the Society of Distinguished American High School Students and Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Lori was one who truly deserves the notable title of Miss Lee High School. OUTSTANDING SENIORS Each year Outstanding Seniors are nominated and elected by the Senior class. These students are outstanding in many areas such as leadership, athletics, academics, and music. They are considered well-rounded students and are respected and looked up to by their classmates. The class of '84 is effec- tively represented by these future leaders. K.C. AGRELIUS MONIKA BAYLESS 160 Features MAURICE DAVIS HAROLD DICKERSON LEATRICE LACEY MARSHA McCANN ALLYSON MORGAN 162 Features RUSTY ROGERS DAVID SHARP SANDISPEIGLE KATHY SPURGEON LYNN TATE COLLETTE WILSON Features 163 September November December Citizens of October Chris Goetz, as Vice President of Key Club, worked hard as a junior to help make the prom a big suc- cess. He has also been a valuable part of the foot- ball team for the past four years. He is also an An- chor Big Brother, providing much needed effort and assistance to the club. Angie HaH is the president of this year’s senior class Representing the school at Girl's State this year. Angie has been a leader throughout her high school years. Angie is also a cheerleader of four years. Anchor Sgt-at-arms. and received the DAR Good Citizen award. Gaylia Hatfield has also proved to be an important asset to the Class of '84. Gaylia shows her leadership through being co- captain of Flag Corps. ICC alternate for Anchor, and President of the Fellowship of Christian Students. 164 Features Paula Dorsey is a very valuable part of the girl's sports program at Lee High School. She is on the volleyball, soft- ball. and basketball teams. As a senior, she went to regional tournament for volleyball in Coffee and was named MVP. Paula is also a member of the Pi Phi Epsilon service club and was chosen as an outstanding senior Citizens of the month are nominated and elected by the Honor Society members. The selections are based on outstanding individual achievements in each month of the school year. The students elected do not have to be in honor society. They can be in 9th. 10th, 11th, or 12th 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. the Month February Mariand Hayes has shown his leadership throughout his tour years of high school. Mariand was named a Na- tional Merit Semi-Finalist his senior year as well as a member of the National Honor Society for two years As a member of Quill and Scroll and outstanding senior. Mariand was named Most Likely to Succeed out of his senior class March Sandi Speigle has demonstrated outstanding leader- ship throughout her years at Lee She is section leader of the clarinet section of band. Anchor treasurer, and class treasurer for two years. Sandi is also a member of the National Honor Society. Tri-M. Quill and Scroll, and the yearbook staff As an outstanding senior she was voted Most Likely to Succeed out of the class. David Sharp, as section leader of the percussion sec- tion of band, four year band member, and president of Modern Music Masters, has played an important role in the activities of his class. David was also nominated an outstanding senior, is a member of FCS. and is an ac- tive Anchor big brother April Lynn Tate is the editor of the yearbook and captain of the dance team. She has shown her leadership through these and many other activities and has been an impor- tant part of the class of 84 She was chosen Miss Halftime U S A. at dance team camp this year and is a Key Club sweetheart Her other activities include Qu i and Scroll. Anchor I.C.C Rep., and member of FCA. May Collette Wilson led the class of '84 her sophomore and junior years and was rightfully chosen a senior class favorite. She is also an ac- tive member of OBU and was a cheerleader for two years. She was a member of Confederettes and was honored with the Century III award from Lee. Features 165 National Merit Semi-Finalist National Achievement Semi-Finalist This year Lee had five National Merit Semi-Finalists. They were: Steve Ponder, Alice Brooks, Diahn Malcolm, Tracey Ventress. and Marland Hayes. These honor students took the PSAT in eleventh grade. Their high scores determined their placement as semi- finalists. Diahn Malcolm and Collette Wilson are National Achievement Semi-Finalists for the same event. Col- lette Wilson was also the Century III contest winner this year for Lee. Lee appreciates these students for their high honors. 166 Features 1984 Key Club Beauty Walk Winner Miss Tammy Walker Key Club President — Rob Schrimsher Top 5 L to R: Vicki Moore. 1st runner-up; Tammy Walker, winner; Lon McWhorter. 2nd runner-up; Julee Byrom. 4th runner-up; Christi Smith. 3rd runner-up. Miss Congeniality — Lynn Tate Best Smile — Allyson Morgan 168 Features 20th Annual Beauty Walk Key Club escorts — Chris Goetz. Rusty Rogers. Randy Ricketts. Kevin Bridges Top 10 L to R: Ginny Frazier. Vicki Moore. Tammy Walker. Sandi Speigle. Christi Smith. Julee Byrom. Ashlee Beatty. Lisa Cocoran. Stephanie Jennings. Lori McWhorter Features 169 Seniors Elect... Personality Plus Harold Dickerson and Allyson Morgan Most Studious Most Athletic Rusty Rogers and Not Pictured Paula Dorsey Features 173 174 Clubs Clubs 175 Members — Bottom Row Lett to Right: Valerie Fletcher. Russ Daily. Shean Belle. Traci Flanders. Rhonda Baldwin. Erika Jenke. Kim Allen. Daphne Certain. Sabrina Stovall. Brent Smith. Second Row: Ginny Frazier. Debbie Stevenson. Alisa Blair. Susie Burns. Kristi Heatley. Tracy Doyle. Julee Byrom. Lori Couch. Kim Baites. Anna Vaughn. Kami Patterson. Barry Merritt. Third Row: Laura Titus. Chris Goetz. Lynn Tate. Beth Grogan. Amy Taylor. Amy Donlin. Sherri Johnson. Mrs. Marshall. Randy Ricketts. Top Row: David Sharp. LeAnn Shady. Lori McWhorter. Steve Ponder. Vicki Moore. Stephanie Jennings. Angie Hall. Lori St. Clair. Sandi Speigle, Marsha McCann. Gaylia Hatfield. Anchor Club is a service club for girls in grades 10-12. The club has kept busy during the year and has provided many services throughout the community. To begin the 1983-84 year, Anchor Club helped with the Fun Run held by the Voluntary Action Center at Braham Springs Park. At the end of the summer, the Voluntary Action Center held a party for the organizations that helped them throughout the summer and Anchor was invited. During the first semester, Anchor at- tended Council School at Halloween and at Christmas to deliver gifts and give parties to the children. For the second year in a row, Lee’s Anchor Club produced a winner of the Freedom’s Foundation Award, Sandi Speigle. She was given an all-expense paid trip to Valley Forge, Penn- sylvania for 3 days of speeches and sightseeing. Anchor was especially busy during the holiday season, col- lecting canned foods and wrapping presents for Help Line. The members had a Christmas party for themselves and revealed their secret sisters. They also placed first in the bulletin board competition in December and first in the club float competition at homecoming. Presently, Lee’s Anchor Club is in third place in the city and has many plans for the second semester of the school year. Anchor Club Bottom Row left to right: Lori McWhorter. Senior Representative. Vicki Moore and Angie Hall. Sgts-at-Arms, Sandi Speigle. Treasurer. Marsha Mc- Cann. Chaplain. Second Row: Kristi Heatley. Junior Representative. LeAnn Shady. Vice-President. Gaylia Hatfield. ICC Alternate. Lori St. Clair. Presi- dent. Lynn Tate. ICC Representative. Top Row: Amy Taylor. Senior Representative. Stephanie Jennings. Secretary. Rhonda Baldwin. Junior Representative. 176 Clubs Bottom Row: Lori St. Clair. Second Row L to R: Lynn Tate. Sandi Speigle. Beth Grogan. Angie Hall. Lori McWhorter. Vickie Moore Top Row L to R: LeAnn Shady. Gaytia Hatfield. Marsha McCann. Sherri Johnson. Amy Taylor. Steve Ponder. David Sharp. Stephanie Jennings. Randy Ricketts. Chris Goetz. Clubs 177 BOX Sweethearts — left to right - Vanessa Parker. Leatrice Lacey. Camille Malone. Deadra Sullivan. Niki Crawford. Marvila Steele. Katrina Jackson. Collette Wilson Beta Theta Chi is a service club open to all male students at Lee High who have maintained at least a “C average. Beta Theta Chi service organization was 1982-83 club of the year. BOX, as it is commonly called, stands for brotherhood, service, unity, and has been involved in several worthwhile projects. BOX adopted a child named Adinew Adugna. who lives in Ethiopa. They have also worked with Care Assurance for the elders (CASA). completed beautifica- tion projects, and promoted school spirit for Lee High School. Mr. Phil Drake is the Beta Theta Chi sponsor. Kneeling L to R: Dave Ellison, Everett Crawford. Brian Hicks. Harold Dicker- son, Sylvester McCaulley. Roy Roscoe. Standing, L to R: Gerald Sullivan, Vanessa Parker, Neki Crawford, Leatrice Lacey, Camille Malone, Brian Shine, Maurice Davis, Collette Wilson. Beta Theta Chi 178 Clubs ‘The Home Boys’’ in their Limo!!!! BOX members — Kneeling left to right — Stacy Pearson. Eric Jackson. Talbot Malone. Joe Collins. Fred Harris. Lesley Bell. Dale Wilson. Tim Bellman. Kevin Jones. Carl Burrus. Damon Bellman. John Towns. Fredrick Hereford. Anthony Jones. 2nd Row. Camille Malone. Leatrice Lacy. Katrina Jackson. Deadra Sullivan. Deidra Grayson. Marlin Humphrey. Jerry Johnson. Paul Seal. Donald Rice. Ivan McGlathery. Anthony Wright. Raynard Jones. Darryl Matkins. Collette Wilson. Niki Crawford. Vanessa Parker. Marvila Steele. 3rd Row — Gerald Sullivan. Harold Dickerson. Everette Crawford. Brian Hicks. Dave Ellison. Maurice Davis. Sylvester McCaulley. Sean Warren. Brian Shine. Roy Roscoe Clubs 179 Gamma Sigma Phi Officers left to right — Tracy Mitchell. Rosalind Harris. Esophia Johnson. Sharon Jefferson. Bridgett Fuqua. Robbie Harris. Cynthia Elliott. LaDonna Madden. Sandra Burrus. Sonja McCaulley Gamma Sigma Phi is a female ser- vice club, organized to promote sisterhood throughout Lee High School. The service club is sponsored by Mr. James Lorder. To be eligible for membership in Gamma Sigma Phi a student must have at least an overall “C” average, and she must have attended Lee High School for at least six consecutive weeks. Activities of Gamma Sigma Phi included contributing can foods to Christmas Charities and their par- ticipation in the Salvation Army’s fund raising campaign for the holidays. Below right — Gamma Sigma Phi adds style to Lee’s 1983 Homecoming! Gamma Sigma Phi Seniors — left to right — Sandra Burrus. Larry Wilson. Sonja McCaulley. Rosalind Harris, Charles Brad- ford. Gerald Sullivan. Robbie Harris. Tony Watkins. Bridgett Fuqua. Kneeling — Sharon Jefferson 1st Row Left to Right: LaDonrva Madden. Robbie Harris. Brigite Fugua, Cynthia Elliott. Carla Long. Carolyn Elliott. Michelle Ellison. Sharron Jefferson. Mr. Lorder Second Row Sandra Burruss. Deborah Cross. Valinsa Carter. Angela Bester. Larry Wilson. Third Row: Damon Bellman. Mickie Chandler. Cindy Gaylard. Esophia Johnson. Vickie Lacy. Joyce Lacy. Rosalind Harris. Fourth Row: Fred Harris. Gerald Sullivan. Charles Bradford. Demetra Ward. Creslin Valerie. Angela Martin. Katrina Jackson. Fifth Row: Gerald Patton. Leslie Bell. Tony Watkins. Roslinyn Ford. Tracey Mitchell. Deatra White Sweethearts. Left to Right: Leslie Belle. Gerald Sullivan. Fred Harris. Larry Wilson. Charles Bradford. Gerald Patton. Clubs 181 First Row: Mr Battle. Regina Bray. Carla Brooks. Shir! Mitchell. Toni Lanier. Second Row: Gwen Jackson. Karen Miller. Sharon Kirby. Wanda Gurley. Lillie Ellison. Third Row: Tim Bellmon. Sylvester McCaulley. Steve Johnson. Portia Lang. Michelle Ewing. Debra Rogers Gamma Alpha Psi is a new service club sponsored by Coach Battle. The membership consists of 21 young ladies and three sweethearts. To be eligible for membership one must maintain a C average and abide by the club’s rules. They hope to sponsor dif- ferent fund raising and volunteer ac- tivities during the school year. Below Right: Sweethearts, Tim Bellmon, Sylvester McCaully, and Steve Johnson. Gamma Alpha Psi Right to Left: Officers. Mr. Theo Battle. Sponsor. Carla Brooks. Regina Bray. Toni Lanier, Shirl Mitchell. 182 Clubs Top Row Left to Right: Debra Brown. Laura Turner. Jackie Moore. Chris Halcomb. Tommy Asman. Jeff Shine. Doug Williamson Bottom Row Left to Right: Tom- my Cross. Keith Walker. Brad Rubery. Robert Moses. Donna Lofton. Monica Loney. Standing — Left to Right: Jeff Shine. Tommy Asmann. Steve Ford. Doug Williamson. Regina Burrell. Back Row Lett to Right: Steven Kennel. Jackie Moore. Deborah Brown. Laura Turner. Portia Toney. Tim Luna Front Row: Lisa Jones. Robert Moses. Tommy Cross. Keith Walker. Rickey Teague. The newest club at Lee High School is the Independent club. The main pur- pose of the Independent Club is to give students an opportunity to voice their opinions. One member is chosen from each homeroom. The only requirement for membership is that a student can- not be a member of any other club or organization. Mr. Owen is this year’s Independent Club sponsor. Meetings are held in his office during break. Honorary member. Scott Lawrence with sweethearts and officers — Chris Goetz. Vice-President. Todd Gipson. Secretary. Rusty Rogers. Treasurer. John Jackson. Sgt-at-Arms. Rob Schrimsher. President, and Ron Glass. Sponsor. Key Club Sweethearts — Left to Right: Christi Worley. Allyson Morgan. Lynn Tate. Monika Morrison The 1983-84 Key Club, led by Rob Schrimsher and sponsored by Ron Glass, has been busy throughout the summer and the school year. At the beginning of the summer, the members helped clear out the school so the workers could clear out the asbestos and also helped clean up the school grounds. Later in the summer, they cleaned the L” room and painted the football bulletin boards in the field house. During the first semester, the club held a teacher appreciation day and sponsored a family for Christmas. Throughout football season, they sponsored a few discos and sponsored the 20th Annual Key Club Beau- ty Walk during the second semester. Key Club 184 Clubs Peacock. Taodi Robison. Valerie Leary. Wendy Bayless. Ginny Frazier. Yvette Eslinger. Angel Members — Top Row Lett to Right: Brad Akins. Joe Tondera. Greg Dugan. Chuck Johnson, Todd Neal. Ronald McCracken. Bobby Gentle. Billy Gentle. Tommy Ray. Steve Bland. Mark McCuiston. Frank Berry. Steve Yearick. Jimmy Agnew. Bart Bankowski. Tony Floyd. Paul Burge. Joel Scott. Chris Clemons. Jason Lawler. Tyler Waldrup. Ken Ward. Chris Coultas. Mike Tepool. Kennth Hooper. Rusty Roberts. Britt Lewis. Joey Leary. Buddy Watkins. Gerald Ponders. Matt Wedgeman, Danny Nelson. Chris Caldwell. Second Row Lett to Right: Brad Vick. Kevin Bridges. Mike Gamble. Kent Fletcher. Third Row Lett to Right: Chris Goetz. Russ Daly. Rusty Rogers. Sloan Beatty. Randy Ricketts. Bottom Row Lett to Right: Barry Merritt. Mark Gilliam. Ted Frankentield. Shannon Lawler. Mike Staggs. Bobby Johnson. Pat Bolton, Ricky Valentine. Billy Phillips. Keith Cutclitte, Todd Gipson. Rob Schrimsher. Spon- sor Mr. Ron Glass. John Jackson. Tank Frankentield. Mark Scott. Chris Gipson. Mark Justice. David Wig- gins. Ricky Christenson Sweethearts — Angel Morrison. Christie Peacock. Yvette Esslinger. Wendy Worley. Allyson Morgan. Monika Bayless. Lynn Tate. Ginny Frazier. Valerie Leary. Tandi Robison OBU Seniors — Top left to right — Collette Wilson. Vanessa Parker. Veva Phipps. Leatrice Lacey. Brian Hicks Front Row left to right — Dave Ellison. Harold Dickerson. Sharon High. Andrea Kelly. Xavier Ellison. Ivan McClathery Omega Beta Upsilon is a service club open to all Lee High School females who meet the eligibility re- quirements. The organization, spon- sored by Coach Onree Jackson, strives to serve their school and com- munity by performing service projects. The club was also a co-winner in a re- cent spirit contest conducted at a Johnson basketball game. Below right Back Row Left to Right: Harold Dickerson. Dave Ellison. Kerry Rascoe. Brian Hicks. Ivan McGlathery. John Townes Kneeling: Xzvier Ellison. These are the Omega Beta Up- silon sweethearts. Omega Beta Upsilon 186 Clubs OBU Officers — top left to right — Vanessa Parker. Veva Phipps. Leatrice Lacey Front left to right — Dawne O'Neal. Dee Grayson. Deshannon Williams. Marvala Steele. Patti Gurley. Lisa Greene. LaTonia Thompson. Sandy Moore 1st Row — Harold Dickerson. Andrea Kelly. Dave Ellison. Leatrice Lacey. Brian Hicks. Vanessa Parker. Xavier Ellison. Veva Phipps. Sharron High. Onree Jackson 2nd Row — Ivan McGlathery. Dawn O’Neal. LaTonya Thompson. Collette Wilson. Dee Dee Slaughter 3rd Row — Kerry Rascoe. Ingra Conley. Marvila Steele. John Townes. Tammy Burruss. Niki Walton 4th Row — Ornett Jackson. Deidra Grayson. Jealetha Brown. Patti Gurley. Lisa Green. DeShannon Williams. Cindy Green. Kay Scruggs. Sandi Moore. 5th Row — Patrice Bone. Deadra Sullivan. Daphne Watkins. Donna High, Tim Bellman. Stephanie Greene. Katrina Lewis. Clubs 187 Firs! Row Lett to Right: Sandra Mulllcan. Rena Patel, Meinda Meadows. Teresa Haas. Karen Maddox, Donna Quick. Kim Layton. Cindy Upton. Mary Jane Reynolds. Second Row Lett to Right: Shanda Hall. Julie Pendergratt. Paula McAllister. Paula Dorsey. Alice Brooks. Angie Posey. Teresa Hardage. Sonya Lesley. Kim Taylor. Theresa Palmer. LisaCocoran. Melinda Sartain. Delisa Landry. Tammy Berry. Mrs. Nelson. Not Pictured Ann Nelson. Pi Phi Epsilon is a service club open to any girl in grades 10-12 who is interested in serving her school and community. Pi Phi Epsilon performs such activities as taking treats to and visiting nursing homes, taking food and clothing to needy families, and other miscellaneous activities handled through Interclub Council. Pi Phi’s main service projects of the 1983-84 school year revolve around Big Spring Manor nursing home and the Chapman School Kindergarten. The members made posters, mobiles, and door decorations for 7 shut-ins at Big Spring Manor who have no family to care for them and no visitors. They also assisted in preparing and giving seasonal parties to the children in the Chapman Kindergarten. The Cotton Row run, where Pi Phi helped out, was also a project they were in- volved in this year. The sponsor of Pi Phi is Mrs. Margaret Nelson and the president is Teresa Haas. Pi Phi Epsilon Pi Phi Epsilon sponsor — Mrs. Nelson. 188 Clubs Well! I never!! Cindy Upton represents Pi Phi In Lee's Homecoming Caravan. First Row Lett to Right Jenny Hunt. Sergeant-at-Arms. Melinda Meadows. Vice-President. Teresa Haas. Presi- dent. Karen Maddox. Treasurer. Delisa Landry. ICC Representative. Second Row Left to Right: Alice Brooks. Chaplain. Tammy Berry. Public Relation. Mary Jane Reynolds. Secretary. Kim Layton. Public Relations. Mrs Nelson. Sponsor Not Pictured Anne Nelson. Historian. Officers — La Don na Madden. Secretary. Everette Crawford. President. Delisa Lan- dry, Vice-President I.C.C. Sponsor — Mrs. Ida Crawford The Interclub Council is a group of representatives from various services clubs. The clubs report their services through their representatives. Points are given according to the category of the service. The club with the most points at the end of the school year is awarded the club of the year award. ICC sponsored the board competitions in which all service clubs competed. ICC also spon- sored the Christmas Sing Along and a toy drive to benefit needy children. ICC’s main purpose is to promote school spirit and community involvement through service clubs. ICC Front: Scott Lawrance. First Row: Sandra McCulley. LaDonna Madden. Delisa Landry. Lynn Tate. Cheryl Houser. Second Row: Bryan Hicks. Dawnne O’Neil. Everette Crawford. Collett Wilson. Third Row: Steve Kimbrell. Barry Merrit. Larry Wilson. James Stone. 190 Clubs Tri-M Members First Row left to Right — Kim Neel. Jana Newby. Jenny Hunt. Erika Jenke, Anna Vaugh. Teresa Haas. Michelle Neale. Mrs. Vivienne Atkins. Bob Baccus. Second Row Left to Right: Karen Haley. John McIntyre. Sandi Speigle. Robert Roysten. Doug Worlund. Rosie Hughes. Mike Rickies. Third Row Left to Right: Laura Titus. David Sharp. Lateisha Brandon. Terri Phipps. Beth Craven. Diahn Malcolm. Kristi Heatly. Fourth Row Left to Right: Aaron Smith. Bart Arney. Jimmy Lindsay. Steve Price. Steven Kennel. Modern Music Masters is an International Honor Society for talented students in the band and choral departments. New members are selected each fall and spring. All members must have an A average in all music study courses. Tri-M does community services such as ushering at the Civic Center for musical performances. Below Left: Officers — Front: David Sharp. President. Second Row: Sandi Speigle. Secretary. Robert Royston. Vice-President. Third Row: Jenny Hunt. Historian. Bart Arney. Treasurer. Fourth Row: Sponsors — Vivienne Atkins. Bob Baccus Tri-M Clubs 191 Band Officer Left to Right: David Sharp. Drum Corps Section Leader. Teresa Haas. Librarian. Lynn Tate. Dance Team Captain. Jeff Jones. Assistant Manager. Sandi Speigle. Secretary. Steve Ponder. President. Aaron Smith. Manager. Steve Kennel. Drum Major. Gaylia Hatfield. Flag Corps Co-Captain. Michelle Neale. Librarian. The Marching Generals began the year with the yearly and most dreaded band camp. A thrilling show was put together once again by Mr. Bob Baccus. During the Butler game, the Generals turned a half-time show into a live circus! The entire band dressed as circus figures and a live elephant was enter- taining the crowd with its skillful tricks. The Marching Generals put on a show that gave chillbumps to their fans. The band attended two marching contests during the year. One in Lynchburg, Tennessee, where they placed third overall. The other took place in Guntersville where they were rated superior. The Marching Generals plan to end the year with style when they go to the Indianapolis 500. Below: Story time with Bob Baccus. Marching Generals 192 Clubs The trombones get in the act. Drum Major Steve Kennel. Clubs Above — First Row. Left to right Jerry Poplin. Susie Burns. Claudme Lara. Anna Vaughn. Karen Maddox. Mike Dozier. Dirk Bauele. Ken Kerr. Jim Houk Second row: Sondra Law. Stacy Hatfield. Bobby Wiley. Mike Gardner. Lenny Foy. Chris Black. Ran- dy Helton. Joel Slayton. James Stone. Jacob Yarborough. Kent Fletcher Mark Bartsa. Calvin Crenshaw Third row David Grimes. Brant Lehman. Brad Click. Ben Wolfe. Pete Jenke. Jon Kirby. Steve Arndt. Barry Bentley. Jeff Jones. Errol Smith. Billy Martin. Tommy McAlpm. Ed Craft At Left — First Row. Left to Right Jennifer Settle. Lon Hardy. Donna High. Janeen Neaties. Erika Jenke. Sandi Speigie. Teresa Haas. Michelle Neal. Cathy Wallace. Michelle Medal. Mark Sproles. Second row Lisa Kerr. Dawn Porter, Marla Luttrei. leleen Dwyer. Shawn Stewart. Denise Dudley. Jeleatha Brown. Lisa Green. Diane Yeager, Monica Pauli. Ingra Conley. Detra White. Sheryl McDonald, Cindy Gaylard. Beth Craven Third row Tim Barnett. John Put- man. Tonya Kennel. Crndy Harding. Kim Baites. Cindy. Third Row row Tim Barnett. John Putman. Tonya Kennel. Cindy Harding. Kim Baites. Cindy Green. Daren Phipps. Rhonda Jones. Katrina Lewis. Mary Jane Reynolds. Kay Thompson. Wendy Lehman. Jamie Burleson. Lila Savage. Larry Wilson. Mark Kimbrough. Valerie Green Fourth Row Kevin Crenshaw. Joe Hutton. Marty Bachtei. Susan Dean. Amy Titus. Deirdre Grayson. Brian Sommers. Mike Grayson. Doug Kauffman. Steve Ponder. Steve Ken- nel, David Tiller. Tim Johnson. Anthony Jones. Alisa Blair. Amy Donlm Woodwinds Brass Clubs 195 Drum Corps First Row Left to Right: Dawn Maddon. Karen Haley. Michelle Neale. Dawn Porter. Dianne Yeager. Mari Landry. Ricky Shotts. Kirk Perry. Second Row Left to Right: Reggie Thomas. Diahn Malcolm. Andy Lienau. Roland Ham. Greg Johnson. Steve Wallace. Aaron Smith. David Wilburn. David Tiller David Sharp. Jeff Kirby. The drum corps has had a very successful year. Led by their section leader, David Sharp, the drum corps placed first in the competition at Lynchburg. Tennessee, and were rated superior at a contest in Guntersville. The drum corps also put in a great many hours for the competition at Villa Rica. This year the drum corps played an important role in the pep rallies. All the students danced and cheered to the beat of their drums. The drum corps promoted spirit through songs such as “Freak-a-Zoid.” At Right. Drummers try to disguise themselves. Drum Corps Say the magic word get a date like mine. That's entertainment 196 Clubs Play It!!! David Sharp. What’s really on your mind? The stage band is a group of talented musicians who enjoy playing jazz. During the year, the stage band played for the kick-off of the United Fund Drive and the opening of the film The Right Stuff! They also played at the FBLA State Convention and they accompanied the vocal ensemble, Trouveres. Stage Band Stage Band — Standing Left to Right: Aaron Smith. David Sharp. Michelle Neale. Randy Grubbs. Sitting Left to Right: Michael Dozier. Karen Maddox. Joel Hatfield. Steve Ponder. David Tiller. Barry Bentley. John Kirby. First Row. Left to Right: Kami Patterson. Kathy Spurgeon. Gaylia Hatfield. Second Row. Left to Right: Laura Kirkland. DeShannon Williams. Julie Thompson. Patti Gurley. Third Row. Left to Right: Kim Allen. Joey Hanks. Lori Denmark. Karen Daniels. Stacy Helms. The Lee High Silks showed their colors throughout this year. They brought back the second place trophy from the Corps of The Marching Bands Camp in Jacksonville. Alabama. They also received superior ratings in the col- orguard competition at the Guntersville Invitational. They also traveled to the Indianapolis 500 with the Marching Generals. Captain Kathy Spurgeon and Co-Captains Gaylia Hatfield and Kami Patterson worked along with Sponsors Vivian Mason and Molly Linscomb to make this a winning season. Flag Corps Mrs. Vivian Mason, sponsor. 198 Clubs Kathy Spurgeon yells, send In the clowns! Gaylia Hatfield reveals her secret love. Left to Right: Kami Patterson. Kathy Spurgeon. Gaylia Hatfield. Clubs 199 Seniors perform their last dance to Flashdance. A strenuous practice will do this to anybody!!! The Confederettes worked extremely hard during the year. They placed first in overall competition at summer camp at West Georgia College. Lynn Tate was named Miss Halftime U.S.A. and Rhonda Baldwin was named All Star Runner-up. The team received a superior rating at the Lake Guntersville Marching Festival. They also placed first at the Heart of Tenn. Marching Contest with the highest score at competition. Many hours were spent perfecting dances for pep rallies and both football and basketball performances. The Confederettes are sponsored by Ms. Shirley Hender- son and Mrs. Miriam Gentle, who devote much appreciated time and helpfulness to the team. 1983-1984 Captain — Miss Lynn Tate; Co-Captain — Miss Melinda Meadows Confederettes 200 Clubs Super Sponsors — Shirley Henderson and Miriam Gentle. Dodd Allee has a date with the Confederettes Top row L to R: Leigh Ann Roden. Andrea Pauli. Stephanie Beranek. Rhonda Baldwin. Kim Gurley. Lori McWhorter. Nikki Walton. Laura Titus. Collette Wilson. Patti Rodgers. Pam Ford. Kim Waldrup. Jennifer Duncan Second row L to R: Daphne Certain. Terri Phipps. Terri Flanders. Julee Byrom. Tammy Walker. Tracy Doyle. DeLisa Landry. Traci Flanders. Christi Smith. Dee Dee Slaughter. Ginny Frazier. Deadera Sullivan. Bottom row L to R: Wendy Worley. Lynn Tate. Melmda Meadows Clubs 201 Trouveres Kneeling Left to Right: David Sharp. Julie Pendergratt. John Brocato. First Row Left to Right: Mike Rickies. Karen Haley. Doug Worlund, Latiesha Brandon. John McIntyre. Jana Newby. Second Row Left to Right: Robert Royston. Rosie Hughes. Jimmy Lindsay. Jenny Hunt. Fourth Row Left to Right: Bart Arney. Teresa Haas. James Green. Kim Neal. Steve Price. Tammy Berry. Top Left to Right: Bret Shultz. Rhonda Cothren The Choral department is involved with many activities throughout the year. The Concert Choir and Trebleaires compete in competitions with other choirs throughout the state, receiving superior ratings. The Gentleman Songsters. Melodians. Harmoneers. Traids. and Babershoppers participate in ensemble competitions. In addition to competitions and festivals, the choral groups entertain for school functions such as: P.T.S.A.. Choral Parents’ Organization. Beauty Walk, and for community groups such as: the Chamber of Commerce annual Christmas Dinner, the SCI annual Christmas party, the Burritt Museum, and the Huntsville Youth Symphony. The Trouveres are frequently invited to appear at various activities throughout the entire state. Having appeared at Opryland American Music Festival and received superior rating for 5 years, the Choral Department is planning to enter the Smoky Mountain Music Festival Competition in May of this year Other activities in which students are involved include: All-State Chorus. All-City Chorus. Solo Competition. Outstanding Choral Student and Accom- panist Competitions. Below: Student teacher. Anthony Corbin and Mrs. Vivienne Atkins. Choral Accompanist Left to Right: Katheryn Reynolds. Julie Pendergraft. Ramona Arndt. Mrs. Atkins. 202 Clubs Officers: Doug Worlund. President; Mike Rickies. Vice President. LaTersha Brandon, Secretary; Kim Neal. Assis- tant Treasurer; Jenny Hunt. Treasurer. Sandra Mullican, Librarian. Beth Grogan. Historian. Concert Choir — 1st Row Left to Right: Missy Preston. Christi Smith. Mike Rickies. Paula McAlister. Cara Wilham. Jim Lindsay. Jenny Hunt. Beth Wiison. James Duke. Clarissa Denmark. Danelle Smart. Julie Pendergraft. 2nd Row. Sandra Mullican. Larry Wilson. Teresa Haas. Keith Hatchett. Tammy Berry. Kirk Perry. Rosie Hughes. Bret Schultz. Cristie Doke. James Green. Kim Neal. Beth Grogan. 3rd Row. Wayne Cooper. Amanda Edger. Robert Royston. Jana Newby. Steve Price. Karen Haley. Doug Worlund. Cindy Upton. John McIntyre. Karen Hooper. Mark Beddingfield. 4th Row: Sonya Lesley. Anthoney Williams. Susan Majors. Illerya Akin. LaTeisha Brandon. Ed Craft. Regina Bray. Will Hester. Rhonda Cothren. Bart Arney. f i v Clubs 203 TretxHans isi Row Lett to Right Leah Ann Phelps. Gna Russ. Susan Christian. Beth Wilson. Jui e Reed. Deborah Snead. Cynthia Elliott. Teresa Mulcts. Kro Bur ha ns. Jeanoe Shine. Kim Johnson Second Row Lett lo Right Rhonda Ridgeway Fk abeth Tolbert. Jil Burton Renea R«ce. Donna High. Paula Mayhal. Shat Mite he . Kristen Austci. Michelle Byrd, Ramona Arndt. Katheron Reynolds. Third Row Left to Right Tom l anc r Michefle M es. Mchele Lancaster. Beth Underwood. Ke McClure. Ondy Wi ms. Lon Denmark. Stephan Berry. Cathy Wallace, Deborah Vitale Fourth Row Left to Right Stephan Nowlin. Nancy Gossett. Samantha Jones. Traci Percnral. Portia Lang. Darlene Barnett. Dee Dee Ward. Fifth Row Lett to Right Margaret Higgins. Pam Shaneyfelt. Carlena Draper Barbershoppers — Left to Right: Ed Craft. Bart Arney. Illerya Akin, Robert Royston. Doug Worlund. Bret Shultz. John McIntyre. Jimmy Lindsey. Kirk Perry. John Brocato. James Green. Mike Rickies. Joe Hutton. Gentleman Songsters — Left to Right: Joe Hut- ton. Stacey Pearson. Ricky Bishop. Richie Misterka. Sammy Brazelton. John Brocato. Kevin Crenshaw. Wayne Cooper. Aubrey Freeman. Paul Underwood 204 Clubs Members — Is! Row: George Bennett, sponsor; Lynn Tate. Monika Bayless. Traci Flanders. Susan Flanders. Ginny Frazier. Brad Vick. 2nd Row: John Jackson. Allyson Morgan. Lori McWhorter. Kevin Bridges. Rhonda Baldwin. Terri Flanders. Mark See. 3rd Row: Randy Ricketts. Rusty Rogers. President; The F.C.A.. Fellowship of Christian Athletes, is dedicated to the spiritual fulfillment of each student-athlete. The aim of this organization is to provide the opportunity and the avenue by which a student-athlete may develop closer rela- tionships with others and especially with God. This goal is accomplished by regularly scheduled meetings that involve prayer, devo- tional. and fellowship with members and visitors. Specially scheduled meetings that in- clude dinners and entertainment such as films and short talks are highlights during the holiday seasons The F.C.A., although in its infancy at Lee High School, is a nationally recognized organization with tremendous potential for good in all areas of the community. FCA Chris Goetz. Harold Dickerson. Mike Gamble. Delisa Landry. Officers Let! to right First row. Karen Maddox. Historian. Robert Royston. Vice President. Gayka Hathekl President Paula Mayhal. Freshman Representative Bart Amey. Senior Representative. Second row. Mark Kimbrough. Junior Representative Kim Neel. Secretary. Teresa Haas. Treasurer. Greg Johnson. Chaplain Mchette Neale. Sgt-at-arms. Doug Kauffman. Sgt-at-arm . Tonya Karmal. Sophomore Representative Fellowship ot Christian Students is a group of students that gather together n te«owship of Christian love Though this was the ckib's first year, they were very busy working to unite the less fortunate FCS co«ected can foods for the Downtown Rescue Mission whte Christmas caroling around the neighborhood The group has also made plans to sponsor a child through the Chris- tian's Children s Fund The Fettowship of Christian Student's man goal s to provide a Christian atmosphere through the weekly momng devotions and to grve a Chretien witness throughout the school Front row Bart Amey. Greg Johnson. Robert Royston. Mark Kimbrough. Doug Kauffman. Second row Teresa Haas. Kim Neel. Gayka Hatheid. Tonya Kennel. Paula Mayhafl. McheSe Neale. Karen Maddox. Third row David Sharp. Rcky Shotts. Lea Poke. Lnda Wttkamson. Kathy Walace. Vivian Mason. Sponsor Fourth row Randy Grubbs. Mark Bansa. Lori Hard Dawn Lwnau Ramona Arndt. Jennifer Neaties. Fifth row Bitty Marin. John Putman. Kenny Aldrich. Jealeatha Brown Marla Lutrett. Cndy Upton. Leigh Roden. Mike Doner. Sixth row Absa Bia . Mary Reynolds. Tammy Lasiey. Stephan Toten. Beth Craven, Seventh row: Errol Smith. Krstie Heatley. Chris Black. Steven Wattace. Wesley Woods. M Burton. Eohth row Doug Tumure. Doug KMough. David Stafford. Brian Sommers. Dodd Attee. Lenny Foy. Frances London FCS Clubs 205 Sponsors Mrs. Lanelle Patrick and Mrs. Mollie Linscomb of FBLA First Row: Stephanie Jennings — Treasurer. Randy Ricketts — First Vice- President. Cheryl Houser — President. Sherri Johnson — First Vice- President. Tammy Berry — Secretary. Second Row: Mrs Linscomb. Spon- sor. Veda Fleming — Sergeant-at-Arms. Rebecca Bledsoe — Reporter. Sharron Jefferson — Sergeant-at-Arms. Mrs. Patrick. Sponsor Future Business Leaders of America is a club for students in grades 9-12 who are taking or have taken a business course. The main fund raising project of the club this year was to sell memo cubes. In March there was a district com- petition of all the city schools where FBLA members competed in areas such as Account- ing I and II. Typing I. II. Office Practices. Speak- ing. and Record-Keeping. The competition was held at Lee this year Winners from this competi- tion can go to state and national competition if they win at local level. FBLA also carried pump- kins filled with candy to the children in the hospital and to CHIHO at Halloween The purpose of FBLA is to provide a group at- mosphere and togetherness for students who plan to pursue a business related careers. The sponsors of FBLA are LaNelle Patrick and Mollie Linscomb and President Cheryl Houser FBLA Rr« Row I to R Karen Hancock. Sonia Stephenson. Kathy Stienman. Regna Smith. Amy Sewefl Desna RMey Second Row Mrs linscomb. Sonya McCuMey. Stephan� Can. LaWanda Owens. Angie Meeks. Jennifer Dorsey. Cora Turner. Stephanie Jennings, LeAnn Shady. Sherri Johnson. Mrs Patrick. Third Row Veva Phipps. Sharon Kkgore. Carrule Malone. Sharron Jefferson. Angela Ooeson. Marcy M er. Cheryl Houser. Beth Byrne Fourth Row Tammy Lesley. DeShannon WrfSams. Esophia Johnson. Fred Dorsey. Dana Sloan. Domnique Edwards. Donna Qiack. Amy Taylor Fifth Row Anna Zmmerman. Dernda MrtcheS Debra Vitale, Beth Craven. Tina Clark. Ke y Gufley. Amy Donkn. Lori St Oar Steth Row Tammy Berry. Cndy Upton. Wanda Gurley. Donna Burroughs. KeS� Terrel. Veda Flemng. Dense Scott. Rhonda BakJvnn, Teresa Daty. Trao Ventress Seventh Row Sonya Lasley. Ang� Posey. McheSe Clements. Randy Ricketts. Angw Martin. Mike Hekebrand. Sandra Burrusa. Katrina Jackson. Kun Conns. Rosatyn Harm. Renee Woods. Angela Penney. Leona Cot hern. Kristy Byrd 206 Clubs Mrs. Vivian Mason — Sponsor of FHA. Officers — Damon Bellman. Parliamentarian. Beth Barksdale. Recreation Leader. Renee Qualls. Historian. Tammy Hill. Secretary-Treasurer. Kenny Aldrich. Presi- dent. Laura Kirkland. Vice-President. Mary Kimbrough. Reporter. Debra Vitale. Recreation Leader. Beth Craven. Reporter. Mrs. Mason. Sponsor The Future Homemakers of America have had a very productive year. They started the year by serving refreshments for approximately one hundred representatives from various colleges. During the year they served luncheons for the Vocational Advisory Council and the Superintendent Ad- visory Council. They also gave a tea for the Lee High faculty and all central of- fice personnel. FHA was involved in many activities such as dressing dolls for the Salvation Army and selling cookies for the landscaping of the outer west campus of the school. First Row Karen Hancock. Kathy Steinman. Sonja Stephenson Second Row: Damon Bellman. Beth Craven. Renee Qualls. Laura Kirkland. Kenneth Aldrich. Mary Jo Kimbrough. Beth Barksdale. Mrs. Mason. Third Row: Portia Toney. Debra Vitale. Aretha Woods. Joyce Fuller. Fouth Row: Lisa Turner. Tammy Shastean. Tammie Hill. Angie Williams. Sandy Hollman. Angela Wade. Angela Aberg. Faye Langford. Shelia Miller. Carl Burrus. Fifth Row Melissa Phillips, JoAnn King. Cassanda Whitman. Kim Hall. Julie Wood. Laura Turner. Kim Gipson. Leah Ann Phelps. Sixth Row: Sandy Moore. Kathy Edwards. Joyce Wesley. Michelle Ewing. Kevin Mullican, Pam Shaneyfelt. Isaiah Crutcher Clubs 207 The purpose of the drama club Is to allow drama students at Lee to participate in ac- tivities such as plays and theatrical produc- tions. It allows the students to work together and to produce plays. They also participate in competitions. The club is open to all students at Lee and is sponsored by Mrs. Vivienne Atkins. The president is Mark See. Drama club officers above: Dodd Allee. Collette Wilson. Mark See. Anne Ballance, Michael Grayson Drama Club Bottom row: Left to right. Earl Johnson. Mark See. Michael Grayson. Dodd Allee Top Row: Left to right. Katrina Lewis. LaDonna Maddem. Anne Ballance. Kristi Heatley. Kami Patterson. Mrs. Atkins. Diahn Malcolm. Collette Wilson Lee’s Astronomy Club. Lambda Alpha Sigma, works throughout the year to educate not only its own members in the study of astronomy but also the city’s public. Under supervision of club sponsor. Mr. Preston Hayes and planetarium director Doreen Forsythe, the astronomy club stages planetarium shows and telescope demonstrations at the observatory on Monte Sano. The club meets regularly to discuss the mechanics of telescopes and current news in the field of astronomical science. Astronomy Club Bottom row: Jerry Poplin. Gerry Norris. 2nd row left to right: Ben Woolfe. Tim Barnett. Aaron Smith. An- thony Jones. 3rd row left to right. Diahn Malcolm. Warren Mason. James Stone. Joey White. Brant Lehman. 4th row left to right. David Sharp. Jeff Jones. Steve Ponder. Mark Smith. Brian Sommers. Dirk Bauerle. Al Farrar 208 Clubs Lee’s Chess Club. Lambda Chi Sigma, was busy this year with a full schedule of events Sponsored by Mrs Melanie Dabbs, the club went through improvements in membership and experience One of the highlights of this year was the speeches made by guest speakers Members practiced hard to prepare for the chess contest and tournaments in the spring. Lett first row: Susie Burns. Brian Sommers. James Stone. Second Row Jeff Jones. Aaron Smith. Steve Ponder. David Sharp. Doug Turnure. Third Row Cindy Beal. Tom McAlpin. Jody Joiner. Warren Mason. Dodd Allee. Glenn Cline Fourth Row: Greg Tuminnello. Mark See. Errol Smith. Steve Eubanks. Stacey Hatfield Chess Officers: Bottom Row: Brian Sommers. President Second Row. Aaron Smith. Vice-President. Jeff Jones. Secretary Third Row: Susie Burns. Treasurer. Steve Ponder. Sgt At Arms. James Stone. I.C.C. Representative. Chess Club The Spanish Club «$ kx students m Span«h classes The club participated for the first tme r the Christmas parade the year They also sold calendars to raise money to attend a convention m Tuscaloosa m Aprs Another fund raiser was selling hickes on Valentine's day The sponsor Mrs Marjorie Masterson and the president« Steve Kmbre Front Scott lawerence First Row Christy Doke Jeaieathe Brown R ia Pate . Debra Vitale. Beth Craven. Second Row Daneae Smart. Lea Green. Yvette Essfcnger. Teresa Palmer Th d Row Laura Thus, Mefcnda h s. Ornette Jackson. Bobby Wiley Fourth Row Anne Balance. Steve Kimbrel. James Stone Spanish Club CLubs 209 Left to Right Lynn Tate. Teresa Daly. Sabrina Stovall. Barbara Watkins. Tracey Ventress. Ginny Frazier. Valerie Leary. Susan Flanders. Sandi Speigle, David Michaels. Rhonda Baldwin. Marland Hayes. K. C. Agrelius. Doug Killough. Mrs. Martha Vandiver and Mrs. Christy Jensen sponsor Quill and Scroll. It is an international honorary society for high school journalists. A student must have exhibited above average skill in either a phase of journalism or a school publication to become a member of this honor society. Quill and Scroll Co-Presidents — Marland Hayes and Lynn Tate 210 Clubs In front: Tracey Ventress. Steve Ponder. Left to Right, second row: Sandi Speigle. David Michaels. Mrs. Sue Harvilla. Lori St. Clair. Barbara Watkins. Left to Right. Standing: Alice Brooks. Jamie Wampler. Teresa Hardage. Steve Eubanks. Albert Rich, Scott Faulkenberry. Michael Dozier. K. C. Agrelius. Marland Hayes. Brad Rubery The National Honor Society is a nationwide society whose purpose is to give recognition to students who make high academic achievements, since its beginning in 1964. To become a member of the National Honor Socie- ty. 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. Left to Right: David Michaels. Treasurer. Tracey Ventress. Vice-President. Steve Ponder. Presi- dent. Lori St. Clair. Secretary. Mrs. Sue Harvilla. Sponsor. Honor Society Marsha McCann keeps homecoming activities under control while Sabrina Stovall shows us a different side! The Lee High Student Council is an organization elected by the students to govern student ac- tivities. The council works together to improve stu- dent relations and activities through things such as computer dating and the sale of student hand- books. Student Council also sponsors homecom- ing and the elections for the maids. Other ac- tivities held by the student council are elections for class favorites, spirit competition between clubs at basketball games, running the supply store, and directing a canned food drive between the service clubs at Christmas. A representative and alternate are elected from each homeroom in each grade. Meetings are held each Monday after school and the representatives attend. The duty of the representative is to report news and plans from the Student Council to their homeroom and get their opinions about things. Student Council Student Council officers Lett to Right: Marsha McCann. Sabrina Stovall. Harold Dickerson. Maurice Davis. Everett Crawford, and Shean Belle. Student Council Homeroom Representatives. 212 Clubs Everett Crawford. First Vice-President Maurice A Davis. President Sabrina Stovall. Treasurer Harold Dickerson. Second Vice-President Marsha McCann. Parliamentarian Shean Belle. Secretary Clubs 213 First Row Left to Right: Mark Kimbrough. Kim Baites. Valerie Fletcher. Kristi Heatley. Alisa Blair, David Stafford. Second Row Left to Right: Cindy Harding. Monica Pauli. Patrica Giles. Melissa Adams. Tammy Shasteen. Valinsa Carter. Third Row Left to Right: Collette Wilson. Amy Titus. Susan Flanders. Kim Cooper. Karen Phipps. Fourth Row Left to Right: Brian Sommers. Jamie Burleson. Rhonda Ridgeway. Lila Savage. Mike Lee The French Club, sponsored by Mrs. Christy Jensen, was organized to pro- vide French students the opportunity to be together and learn about France and its cultures. This year the club had a dessert tasting fair and a Christmas dinner where they all sang French Christmas carols. The club holds meetings once a month and is presid- ed over by Kristi Heatly. French Club Left to Right: Mark Kimbrough, Historian. Kim Baites. Treasurer. Valerie Fletcher. Secretary. Kristi Heatley. President. Alisa Blair. Vice-President. David Stafford. Sergeant-at-Arms. 214 Clubs Bottom Row Left to Right: Anna Vaughn. Susie Burns. Dan Wolfe. Jerry Norris. Hollye Cushing. Kay Stone. Middle Row Left to Right: Pete Jenke. Debbie Stevenson. Erika Jenke. Tonya Kennell. Anita Zimmerman. Cynthia Hardin. Mark Barissa. Torsten Segewitz. Cindy East. Mrs. Lawson. Top Row Lett to Right Brian Sommers. Steve Ponder. Aaron Smith. Greg Tuminnello. Errol Smith. James Stone. Brant Lehman. German Club is for any student in a German class at Lee. Throughout the year the club has been busy listening to speakers lecture about Germany and its cultures to help the students learn more about the country. The club is planning to have a tasting fair this school year and are planning a weekend immersion program where they speak German and eat German food all weekend. The sponsor of the club is Mrs. Margaret Lawson and the president is Aaron Smith. Officers: Top: Aaron Smith. President. Middle Left to Right: Debbie Steven- son. Vice-President. Susie Burns. Treasurer. Erika Jenke. Secretary. Bottom Left to Right: Steve Ponder. Sergeant-at-Arms. Anna Vaughn ICC. Representative. German Club Clubs 215 Bottom Row. L to R: Rebecca Bledsoe. Sandi Speigle. Camille Malone. Stephanie Cain. Lynn Tate. Tam- my Walker. Lori McWhorter. LeAnn Shady Second Row L to R: Stan Jacobs. Joe Sanders Doua Kil lough The 1984 Silver Sabre staff is led by sponsor Mrs. Martha Vandiver and editor Lynn Tate. The staff continues to carry on the tradition of exciting yearbooks by putting their original ideas into action. Each staff member must sell ads to a business in addition to selling the yearbooks to finance the publication of the year- book. Working on the Silver Sabre enables a staff member to learn the process of publication. Silver Sabre Staff 216 Clubs Bottom Row left to right: Camille Malone. Stephanie Cain, Lynn Tate. Sandi Speigie. Erika Jenke. Melinda Hillis. Sec- ond Row Left to Right: LeAnn Shady. Ginny Frazier. Sabrina Stovall. Lori McWhorter. Melissa Martin. Tammy Walker. Daphne Certain. Top Row Left to Right: Rebecca Bledsoe. Stan Jacobs. Joe Sanders. Rhonda Baldwin. Doug Kauffman. Doug Killough. Brian Som- mers. Not pictured: Barbara Watkins. When Lynn Tate talks people listen!!! Clubs 217 Standing Left to Right: Marland Hayes. Editor; Rusty Rogers. Sports. Mark Beddingfield. Classes I don't think the newspaper would like that. Leatrice!'' Sitting Lett to Right: Leatrice Lacey. Copy; Susan Flanders. Chief Reporter; Marsha McCann. Clubs. The In-General staff is composed of many dedicated, talented, and hard- working students who work together in interview, write, sell ads for, and layout the entire newspaper. They sell the papers once a month and have a few special editions, such as homecoming, Christmas, and senior editions. The In-General keeps the students in- formed about activities throughout the school and accomplishments of the outstanding students. It also contains things such as updates from clubs, sororities, and upcoming activities of the school. This year’s editor is Marland Hayes and sponsors are Mrs. Christy Jensen and Mrs. Martha Vandiver. The blind leading the blind! Take it off. Marland! Earth to Le� gh Ann and Collette. Top Row Lett to Right: Rusty Rogers. Mark Beddingfield. Marsha McCann. Tracey Ventress. Collette Wilson. Marland Hayes. David Michaels. Albert Rich. Leigh Ann Rhoden. Julee Bryon. Mike Tepool. Marlon Baker Bottom Left to Right: Leatrice Lacey. Melinda Meadows. Susan Flanders. Teresa Daly. Patti Rogers. An- drea Pauli. Clarissa Denmark. Valerie Leary Mickey Childers. Sponsor DECA is a vocational student organization designed for students who are enrolled in the Distribution Education Cooperative Work Ex- perience Program. DECA members participate in district, state and na- tional competitive events. DECA 1st row — Amy Terry. Angie Knox. Lisa Swinford. Angie Hosch 2nd row — Jennifer Ford. Farissha Smith. Kikki Crawford. Dominique Edwards. Steve Letson. Susan Tate. Mickey Childers. 3rd row — Denise Trindell. Angela Watkins. Kim Nabors. Gina Walker. John Harris. Sharon Baker 5th row — John Intyre. Eugene Harwell. Kristie Carrol. Diane Whyte. Gwen Beranek. Andrea Barnhart. Stanley Letson 6th row — Wayne Caudle. Xavier Ellison. Brent Smith. Jeff Powell, Danny Robertson. Jeff Brooks. David Askins. Mike Rigsby. 7th row — Shelley Bultman. Steve Yearick. Paul Byrge. Lynn Leleaux. Tyler Waldrep. Billy Christian. Jeff Nix. Chuck Bratcher. Tim Luna Officers — First row. I to r — Angela Watkins. Secretary; Jeff Powell. President; Lynn Leleaux. Vice President. Second row. I to r — Eugene Harwell. Treasurer; John McIntyre. 1st period representative. First Row Left to Right Monty Yeager. Jennifer Smith. Tina Morrow. Angie Meeks. Carla Long. Kristi Mardin. Lori St Clair. John Dudley — Sponsor. Second Row: Donna Loftin. Winona Hicks. Angie Nichols. Brenda Rich. Kim Torstenson, Jamie Wampler. Amy Taylor. Third Row: Anne Nelson. Wanda Owens. Bobby Bridges. Greg Clements. Roy Law. Terry Davis. Gerald Sullivan. Fourth Row: Steve Frizzell. Tim Minor. Phillip Dobbs. Chris Halcomb. Tony Higgins. Fifth Row: Jimmy Agnew. Ray Dodson. Steve Smith. Bruce Boles. Jason Gray. First Row Left to Right: Kenny Aldrich. Tandi Robinson. Debbie Pellman. Gary Courtney. Monica Loney. Darren Hunter, John Dudley — Sponsor Second Row: Pam Robinson. Jane Bell. Brian Conley. Randy Thompson. Walter Giles. Mike Lance. Mike Harbin Third Row: Doug Turnure. Mark Nix. Ricky Teagoe. Stan Bice. Ken Ward. Alex Adams. Kenneth Hooper First Row Left to Right: Wanda Owens. Presi- dent. Jamie Wampler. Vice-President. Jimmy Agnew. Secretary. Second Row: Mr. Dudley. Sponsor. Donna Loftin. Treasurer. Kim Torsten- son. Reporter. Angie Meeks. Parliamentarian. 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 student must also be a diver- sified occupational student or an alum- ni of the D.O. program. VICA Clubs 221 Orienteering Team — Kneeling Left to Right: Jerry Adams. Stacey Noland. Charles Payton. Dan Mazikowski. Anthony Jones. Standing Left to Right: Kevin Mullican. Robert Albright. Toney Rigney. Stanley Driver. James Keel. Michael Lee. The Lee High A.J.R.O.T.C. Unit was again designated as an “Honor Unit with Distinction” for the past year. This means that the unit was in the top ten percent of all A.J.R.O.T.C. units across the nation. The Rifle Team was the Huntsville City League and North Alabama League Champions with one loss in the City League and one loss in the North Alabama League. The Rifle Team and the Orienteering Team went to the Auburn University War Eagle Invitational and brought back the first place trophy in the Ri- fle Competition, while the Orienteering Team came home with the third place trophy in the Orienteering Competition. The Drill Team competed in several events and brought back top honors from all. This year the R.O.T.C. unit will hold their Annual Military Ball at the new Redstone Arsenal Officers Club. AJROTC 222 Clubs Color Guard Commander Felix Baker Left to Right: Earl Green. Leslie Bell. Jessica Barnett. Christina Schauff. LaDonna Madden. Anthony Jones. Dan Mazikowski Rifle Team Kneeling Left to Right: Stanley Driver. Toney Rigney. Standing Left to Right. Charles Payton. Mack Coffee. Gary Langford. Robert Albright. James Keel. Greg Baker. Command Group Kneeling Left to Right: James Keel. Battalion Commander. Karen Sullivan. Executive Officer. Standing Left to Right: Toney Rigney. S-1. Gerald Sullivan. S-2. Felix Baker. CSM. Angela Petty. S-3. Stanley Driver. S-4 Company A — Front Stanley Driver. Collett Sullivan Kneeling L to R: Mike Lee. Kevan Mullican. Ann Nelson. Elfreda Turner Standing L to R: Billy McCaulley. Rapheal Beckman. Danial Mazikowski, Sarah Sandifer. Teresa Burke. Joyce Fuller. Juarlesa Allen. Rhonda Clemons. Karen Miller. Marcus Shine. Greg Battle. Allen Bloodsaw Standing 2nd Row L to R: JoAnn King. Sheri Mitchell. Richard Winston. Nora Furguson. Dee Dee Ward. Roshanda Toney. Frederick Harris. James Brown Company B — Front: Farnell Burnett. Christina Schuffe Kneeling L to R: Sammy Brazelton. Dexter Nance. Kim Gipson. Lisa Belton. Standing 1st Row L to R: Jessica Barnett. Tammy Beckman. Janice Edward. Brenda Finley. Mickey Etheridge. Greg Baker. Barrett Corn. Tracie Ware. Tereca Ragland. Teresa Baker. Darren Durmon. Ama Hayes Standing 2nd Row L to R: Derek Hester. Kenneth Roden. Renee Woods. Stacey Noland. Daniel Bezotte. James Green. Tina Woods. Thomas Sisco. Mack Coffey. Charles Payton. Keith Hatchett. Tricie Green. James Burns. Jerry Adams. William Freeman ’ m. Company C — Front Wilke Fuqua. Juke Wood Kneeling Ara Higgins. Lana Ed ward. Rosalyn Harris Standing 1st Row L to R Atvie East. Tina Cates. Sylvester McCaulley. Desmond Hurt. Debra Brown. Phylks Akin. Joe Mullican, Brian Shine. William Sanner. Jennifer Martin. Tameca Burruss. Sheila MHier, Dorothy Langford. Afrera Washington. Teresa Palmer. Tammy Allen Standing 2nd Row L to R: David Jones. Loretta Coffey. Joey White. Leslie Foote. Darryl Matkms. Anthony Jones Berry. John Stamps. Larry Thompson. Bridgette Fields. Leslie Bell. Earl Green Jr , Ronald Sherrefl. Dexter Nance. Tracey Mitchell Arnette Ward. LaDonna Madden. Michael Boyd. Calvin Archie. Lawrence Malone. Russell Spears Jessica Barnett, a true patriot! Drill Team Front: Gary Langford. Kneeling L to R: Karen Sullivan. Renee Woods. Billy McCaulley. Lina Edward. Elfreda Turner. LaDon- na Madden Standing L to R. Kalvin Mullican. Ara Higgins. Angela Pet- ty. Loretta Coffey. Phullis Akin. Felix Baker. John Stamp. Joey White Clubs 223 To make the world a happy place □□□□□□ 224 Closing □ □ □ □ Closing 225 One must show a happy face A Remembrance David Roth, ready for fun and laughter, enjoyed life and its challenges. A 1983 graduate, he was an athlete, lettering in baseball, basketball, and football. Having received an athletic scholarship, he was looking forward to the future. We will always cherish the moments spent with him. Derek Potter, with the ability to make you laugh, was an outstanding member of the Class of ’83. He was elected “Class Clown” by his classmates. His warm personality and good humor will always be remembered. A 1983 graduate of Lee, Harold Turner, was a joy to know. He was involved in football and pro- moted school spirit. His laughter and happiness through life will be missed by his friends. This made him an important part in the lives of Lee students. 226 Closing The memories David. Derek, and Harold gave us will be forever cherished in our hearts. Photographers — Left to Right: Marlon Baker. Melissa Martin. Julee Byrom. Mr. Esslinger. Stephanie Jennings. Mike Keel; Center. Tammy Walker Dear Generals, In the years to come this annual will be a record of our preparatory years at Lee High School. Memories of days past may grow dim in time, but we hope by means of the Silver Sabre they can be relived and en- joyed over and over again. The staff chose the theme “Heading in the Right Direction because we feel each Lee High Student will put forth their best ef- forts in attaining life’s goals. We sincerely hope the 1984 edition of the Silver Sabre will serve as an inspiration and guide to follow the roads of tomorrow. We. the Silver Sabre Staff, want to ex- press our appreciation to Mrs. Martha Van- diver for her patience and untiring efforts in serving as our loyal advisor. We are also grateful to Mr. Tom Owen, our principal, for his ready cooperation and support. And our thanks go to Waldrup Studio and our photographers and to everyone whose contributions have made this volume of the Silver Sabre possible. Silver Sabre Staff — Center Lynn Tate. First Row L to R; Julee Byrom. Marlon Baker. Tammy Walker. Melissa Martin. LeAnn Shady. Barbara Watkins. Second Row — Stephanie Jennings. Melmda Hillis. Stephanie Cain. Daphne Certain. Erika Jenke. Sabrina Stovall. Lon McWhorter. Sandi Speigle. Third Row - Brian Sommers. Joe Sanders. Mike Keel. Doug Kauffman. Stan Jacobs. Ginny Frazier. K. C. Agrelius. Rob Schrimsher. Rhonda Baldwin. Sincerely. Lynn Tate 1984 Editor-in-Chief Closing 227 228 Ads Ads 229 JOE STEELE Better REALTY, INC |TtfN 3125 University Drive Huntsville, Alabama 35805 We are developing lots in the Northeast in Chase Estates and other subdivisions throughout the city. 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Monty Yeager. 2nd Row: Harold Allison. Tim McNeese. Chuck Cashon. Mike Rigsby. 3rd row: Chris McNeese. Bob Grissim. Robby Walker. Roland Ham. Eugene Harwell. 4th row: Barry Maynard. Glenn Holland. David Tiller. Not pictured: Jeff Brooks. Mike Finley. Jim Lindsey. Pictures by Stanley Jankowski. Above. Stan Jacobs. President: John McIntyre. Vice-President; Billy Christian. Secretary; Phillip Dobbs. Treasurer; Bob Grissim. Sergeant at Arms TDK. Tau Delta Kappa. Is a new fraternity at Lee which promotes unity toward each other, and loyalty to school. To show spirit, TDK presented the football team with Grapico to help them beat Austin. TDK entered a float in the Homecoming parade with the theme “Drown the Bears.” This last year has been a great year for TDK in the form of formal balls, semi-formal parties, and informal parties. One of TDK’s main purposes is to organize most of their activities during the school year. Next year TDK is anticipating an exceedingly festive year and avid participation in school functions. Seniors 242 Ads Sigma Sigma Sigma Sigma Sigma Sigma Sign Back row L to R: Jeffrey Jones. K.C Agrelius. Errol Smith. David Sharp. Aaron Smith. Scott Faulkenberry. Albert Rich. Steve Ponder. Marland Hayes. Tim Johnson. Front row L to R: Greg Tumminello. Tommy McAlpin. John Harris. Jody Joiner. Not pictured: David Michaels Sigma Sigma Sigma is a fraternal order of high school students committed to the brotherhood of Sigmas throughout the nation. The Sigmas will hold their third annual Great Sigma Pig-Out and Alumni Ball this year. In keeping with tradition, new members will be elected after strict scrutinization by the Internal Order. Corona- tion exercises were held at the Tumminello Estate and delegates to the national convention. Steve Ponder. KC Agrelius. and Marland Hayes were appointed. The Sigmas are looking forward to the regional conference at Panama City Beach this summer. Through their high standards of excellence. Tri-Sigma has become a model fraternity at Lee. Senior Members L fo R Marland Hayes. David Sharp. Scott Falkenberry. K. C Agrelius. Steve Ponder. Errol Smith, Greg Tumminello. John Harris. Albert Rich Not pictured: David Michaels. Ads 243 Officers: Sitting Left to Right: Teresa Burroughs. Secretary; Claudine Lara. President; Karen Ann Daniel. Vice President; Standing: Helen Davis. Sgt-at-Arms; Susan Letson. Chaplain; Kim Nabors. Junior Representative; Sonya Lasley. Senior Representative; Mary Jo Graves. Freshman Representative; Melissa Adams. Historian; Patricia Giles. Sophomore Representative; Not pictured Denise Scott. Treasurer) Alpha Beta Kappa has made 1983-84 a really great school year. Not only was our main goal of sisterhood reached and maintained throughout the year, but each girl found that they have a forever friend and a sister in every member. ABK was very busy this year, raising money for our annual trip to Florida. We sold doughnuts, car tags. Crystal add-a-beads. held car washes and yard sales. Our activities consisted of slumber parties, breakfast at Shoney’s parties, and a Fall and Spring tea. We also stuffed Christmas stockings for the needy. This year’s Seniors would like to say Thanks for a very special year. We would also like to wish next year’s members lots of luck and prosperity. We love you all! 244 Ads Members Claudine Lara. Sonya Lesley. Denise Scott. Karen Ann Daniel. Kim Nabors. Mandy Edger. Julie Thompson. Reg� na Tribble. Tammy Wilbourn. Gina Russ. Teresa Burroughs. Melissa Adams. Helen Davis. Susan Letson. Tricia Giles. Dana Holder. Katrina Evett. Pam Shaneyfelt. Danielle Dobbs. Mary Jo Graves. Big Brothers: Johnny Birchfield. Paul Burge. David Askins. Mark Dillion. Kenneth Hooper. Dirk Fretwell. Joel Scott. elta Deb$ Delta Debs Delta Debs Delta Debi Members — Top Row Left to Right: Beth Barksdale. Kristen Rich. Kim Baites. Tank Frankenfield. Brad Vick. Ginny Frazier. Standing Left to Right: Lynn Tate. John Jackson. Wendy Worley. Jennifer Dunkin, Marsha McCann. Jamie Burleson. Mary Jane Reynolds. Sharon Kilgore. Ted Frankenfield. Cami Baker. Sitting: Michelle Medal. Michelle Neal. Kim Torstenson. Marcy Miller. Angela Crosson. Not pictured — Christi Smith. Mrs. Becky Smith — Sponsor. Julee Byrom. Lori McWhorter. Mike Tepool Delta Debs, the oldest sorority at Lee. has enjoyed a year filled with change and progress. The sorority is very fortunate to have as their new sponsor this year, Mrs. Becky Smith. With her guidance the sorority has organized a monthly budget for each member and shared true sisterhood. Some of the highlights of this year have been a Halloween masquerade dance and hay ride, a Valentine dance at Steamboat Gothic house, mother-daughter banquet, fund-raising projects, and slumber parties. The sorority sponsored a family for Christmas by donating food and gifts. This has been a successful and meaningful year for Delta Debs. 246 Ads Seniors Left to Right: Brad Vick. Lynn Tate, Tank Frankenfield. Wendy Worley. Michelle Neal. Kim Torstenson. Marsha McCann. Delta Debs Delta Debs Delta Debs Delta De Wendy Worley President Michelle Neal Historian Marcy Miller Sgt-at-Arms Lynn Tate Vice President Lori McWhorter Senior Representative Cami Baker Junior Representative Marsha McCann Treasurer Jennifer Dunkin Chaplain Julee Byrom Junior Representative Ginny Frazier Sgt-at Arms Kristen Rich Sophomore Representative Ads 247 fcamma |)hi Delta ©amma |)hi Delta ©amma Seniors: Rebecca Btedsoe. Monika Bayless. Kristi Hardin. Susan Flanders. Vicki Moore. Tanis Whitaker. Cheryl Houser. Tammy Walker. Jamie Wampler. Stephanie Jennings. Beth Grogan. Juniors: Kedra Carriger. Lori Couch. Sabrina Stovall. Rhonda Baldwin. Belinda Flanders. Clarissa Den- mark. Paula Parvin. Amy Robison. Tandy Robison. Valerie Leary. Teresa Daly. Sophomores: Cindy Beal. Monika Parcus. Julie Moore. Not Pictured: Beth Pope. Tracy Robbins. Christie Peacock. Andrea Pauli. The main objective of Gamma Phi Delta is to promote sisterhood. There is a special closeness among these girls. Their activities include teas, parties, fund raisers, dances, and their annual trip to Panama City Beach. Florida. 24$ Ads INDEX A o A.Hjrry Angi-kt l?8 207 ?1? Aikkn Cari 50 t Ito Aden . Ate� ??l Adam . Anmi S3 I Ito Aitmi -. Jeriy 40 10? 222 223 Aduri is MHksa 116 2 14 ?45 Agm-w Jpml7 8‘, ??1 Agreliu K C.« 85 ISI 16021021! 227. ?41 ?43 4? Akm. Ilerya 5? 67 203 204 Akm Phyhs I Ito 223 Alunt BmdJb 116 I8b Akin . Wy.itl 10? Albright Cynthia 116 Aiboyhl Joey 116 Albright. Robert 67 222. 223 fi 4 1 143 A Much Kriirmth 10? ?0S 207.221 AU— Dodd b7 'J6 194 201 205 208 209. 21? Albii Brad 116 Albii OrfKrfi 116 Altori Junlna 1?8. 223 Atteri Kwn 6: 10? 176 198 Alteri Tammy 116 ??3 Atkson. Harold 116. 24? Anaynos. James l?8 Andnvon Deborah 10? A inter son Mark 116. SI Aicbto Crtan 36. 128. 223 Ainu Romona 126 128 20? ?04. ?0S 21? Amdf. Sleven 102. I9S Arney. Bart 67. 191. 202. 203 204. 20b Askms. David � .8 99. 220. ?4S As re- Martha 144. 206 Asmann Tommy 68. 183. 225 Atkins Brad 22 Atkins. Vivian 142. 191.202 Atkinson. David 128 Almp Carey 70 68 Austin. Jeffrey «38 Austin Kristen 128. 204 Avery. Vckw 102 Ayers. Norman 128 B Saccus. Bob 142. 191 Bachtei Marin 195 Bartes Kim 102 176. 195. 214. 246. 247. 25? Baku. Cans 246. 247. 252 Baker. Fekx 222. 223 Baker. Greg 54. 116. 222. 223 Baker Johnny 128 Baker. Lon 58. 59. 128. 25? Baker Markn 102. 212.219. 227 Baker. Sharon 68. 223 Baker. Teresa 52. 10? Baldwin. Rhonda 102. 176. 200. 201. 206. 210. 217. 227. 228. 231. 237. 241. 248. 25? Ballance. Anne 53. 68 77. 99. 208 209.212 BeMard. Aaron 68 Bankowski. Bari 21. ??. 36. 116. 185 Banks Chris 116 Bannister. Sandra 10? Bansa Mark 114. 116. 194. 195.205.215 Barksdale. Beth 116. 207.212. 225. 246. 247.252 Barnett. Darlene 102. 204. 222.223 Barnett Ten 102. 196. 208 Barnhart. Andrea 220 Bartlett. Lots 144 Bales Peggy 128 Battle. Gregory 36. 128. 223 Battle. Thao 36.54.61, 147. 18? Balls Wanda 116 Bauerte Dek 128 195. 208 Beyle . Monika 13. 56. 57. 69. 148 151. 160. 184 185. 248. 249. 252 Beal Candy 21 58 � 14 116 ?09 748 ?5? 43 Beasley l ynn 178 Realty Ashler- 58 59 178 Beany S4oan?1.2? :m 116 185 fit h. t aye 141� Beckham Shr.nl 128 Beckman Raphael 1?8 223 Beckman Tammy 178. 223 BeOdviylietd Maik 4? 10? 703 ?1? 218 219 Beaman. James 1?8 Be (tona 128 Bell. Jane «39 2? I Be Leslie 50 116 179 181 22? 223 Be e Shear i 10 10? 176 212.213. 250 251 25? Belmori Damon 26. 36 118 179. 181.207 Beamon Ten 36 50 78 179 18? 187 Belton. Lisa 223 Bennett Chnslvw 178 Bennett. George 37 50 52.60 144 Bentley Barry 10? 195 197 Beranek. Gwendolyn « 9. 220 Beranek. Stephanie 700 70125? Berry, frank 44. 47. 103 185 Berry. James 140 Berry Serena 14. 116 121 Berry Stephanw 127. 128. 704. 224 Berry. Tammy «.9 188 189 20? 203 206 Berryhd Mam- 128 Besle . Angela 116. 181 Beverly. Debbie 128 Bezotle Darnel 223 R4 b ReymakJ 128 Bice. Bryan 69 99 Bice. Sian 103.221 B JweH (nda 114. 141 Bfl. Abcia 116 Brrchhetd. Johnny 22. 25. 34. 69 71. 85 245 25? Birdsong. Robert 117 Bishop. Ricky 128. 204 Black Chris 103 195. 205 Black. Irma 70 Blackburn. James 103 Blair, Atea 103. 176. 195 205. 214 Bland Sieve 36. 128. 185 Bledsoe. Rebecca 0.90. 206.216.217. 231.248 249 252 Bloodsaw. A en 128.223 Bole . Bruce 70.221 Bolton Patrick 21. 36. 117. 185 Bone. Palnce 128. 187 Booker. Markita 117 Boone. Ineka 128 Boyd Michael 117.223 Bracey. Stephame 117 Bradford. Charles 54. 55. 180. 181 Brand. Debra 128 Brandon. Latersha 70. 191. 202. 203. ?50. 251 Bratcher. Charles 220 Bray. Regma 70. 182. 203 Braze . Chris 128 Braze on Samuel 103. 204. 223 Brazier Michael 36. 129 Bridges. Bobby 70.221 Bridges. Jeanrae 21. 103 Bridge . Kevin 72.27. 34.61. 70. 185 Brinkley. David 129 Brocalo. John 129. 202. 204 Brock. Chad 103 Brook . Alice 97. 166 188 189 211 Brooks. Barbara 129 Brooks. Betty 143 Brooks. Carla 70. 18? Brooks. Jell 103. 220. 242 Brooks. Michael 117 Brown. Deborah 129 183. 212. 223 Brown Greg 50. 117 Brown. James 103.223 Brown. Jeateatha 117. 187. 196. 205. 209. 212 Brown. Paul 117 Brown. Witt am 141 Brown. Wihe 117. 129 Bryant Gary 7 103 Hryne Beth 706 Buchanan Richard 117 Birttman Cean 14«, Bultman. Sheldon '0 270 225 Budkins Susan 129. 704 Burks. Teresa 125. 223 Burleson Jamie 15 103 195 214 246 ?47 25? Burleson. M.n 20 28 37 143 147 Burnell Sam 129 Burnette. Chris 70 Burnell . Fernell 223 Burris. James 129 223 Burris Susie 103 176 195 209 215 BurreW. Anthony 0 Burrell. Regina 183 Burrrtl Reginald 40 Burroughs. Donna 70. 206 Burroughs Teresa 117.245 Burruss Carl 54 179 207 Burrus . Sandra « 71 99. 180. 181. 206 Burruss Tammy 126 129. 187. 223 Burruss Toyston 129 Burton. Chre, 36 54. 129 Burton. Jm 129 204 205 Bush Anthony 21 36 Byrd. Kristy 129. 206 Byrd lAchelle 129 204. 212 Byrge.Paul 71. 185. 220 245 Byrne. Beth 71 Byrom Jutee6. 11. 13. 14. 103. 104. 148 176. 200. 201. 212. 219. 227. 247 C Cam. Stephanie 71. 206.216.217.227. 241.250. 251.252 Caidwe . Chre 36. 129. 185 Cattoun. Matthew 129 CanvbeS. Charles 40 52. 127 Campbe . Wendy 117 Cande Joey 50. 129 Carden. Lotlre 21. 43. 103 Carrier. Kedra 104. 248. 25? Carro . Kristie 125. 117.220 Cano . Mull 117 Carter. Valarc 176 Carter. Valvtsa 104. 181.214 Carver Chuck 129 Case. Paul 103 Cashori. Charles 103.24? Cales. Tma 223 Caudle. Wayne 220 Cay tor Mary Jane 140 Certari. Daphne 104. 176 200. 201.217. 227. 241 Cha tin. Harold 147 Chandler. Mckw 181 Chapbn. Tammy 104 Ch4ders.Connw2l .38. 48. 117.252 ChUders. Maud 146 Charters. Mickey 145. 220 Christensen Rcky 36. 129. 185 Christian. Susan 129. 204 Christian. William 1. 220.24? Crtrano. John 129 Clark. Dawn 129 Clark. Tma 71.206 Clay . Dane 50. 129 Clements. Gregory 221 Clements. Mwhelto 206 Clemons. Chre 103. 185 Clemons. Rhonda 117.223 Clemons. SheSa 129 Clemons. Yvette 104 Cfccfc. Brad 103 193. 195 Chne. Glenn 71. 209 Coffey. Lee 104 Coffey. Loretta 117 223 Coffey. Mack 104.222. 223 Cotoert. Sherry 117 Cote. Cant 117. 21? Coleman. Geneva 117 Cuteman Tammy 104 Culkns. Joseph 40 41 117 179 Cohns. Kmi ?0b Cohns Meteasa 48 104 250 25? Cohns. Yvonne 1?9 Combs. Tiflany 38 1?9 Conerty Bryan 54 Conley Brian 2? 1 Conley. Ingra 129 18 195 ?12 Cooper Kim 117.214 Cooper Wayne 117 203 ?04 Copeland James 129 Corl n Anthony 20? Corcoran, lisa 118 188 21? Corn. Barrel! 223 Colhren Kenneth 118 Cothren. Leona 71 206 Colhren Rhonda 62. 118 202 203 Couch. Lon 57. 100 101. 104 176 21? 248 252 CouNas Chre,?! 104 185 Counts. Jason 1?9 Courtney Gary ??1 Coveh. Todd 118 Cowan Booker 129 Craft. Edward 195 203 204 Craig Demetna 129 Cram. Teka 129 Craven. Beth 72. 99 191. 195 205 206 207.209 Crawford. Cynettua • ? 72. 178. 179.212. 220.250. 252. 252 Crawford. Everett 17 30 26 22 25. 31. 33. 35. 14. 52.65 72. 158. 152. 172. 178 179. 190.212.213. 250 251 Crawtord Ida 14? 190 Crawford Robert 20 Crenshaw. Catvm 129 195 Crenshaw. Kewi 195 204. 212 Cnm. David 104 Cross. Deborah 181 Cross. Tommy 104 183 Crosson Angela 104 206. 212. 246 247 252 Crowe. Tenessa 129 Crowe . Victoria 104 Cruee. Teresa 144 Crump. Juanita 145 Crutcher. Isaah 129.207 Crutcher Sharon 72. 104 Cumbw. T J 129 Cunningham. Terry 118 Curry. Jana 118. 120 Cushmg. Ho ye 129. 215 Cutckfte. Keith 115. 118. 185 Cuzzort. Regena 104 Dabbs. Metanw 141. 136 Da4ey. Russe 21. 103. 104. 176. 177. 185. 225 Daly. Teresa 57. 105.206.210.218. 219. 248. 252 Darnel. Ceiynn 1?9 Darnel Karen 105. 198 245. 252 Darmer, Thomas 20. 72 Davidson, fhcky 20. 37. 48. 145 Davis. Andrea 118 Davis. Amla 129 Dave. Helen 118 245.252 Davis. Maurice tO. 52. 72. 99. 157. 160 171. 178. 179.212.213.250.251 Dave. Steven 129 Dave. Terry 221 Dean. John 3 Deaton. Edward 37. 51. 144 Deen. Susan 129. 195 Dempsey Jack 118 Denmark. Clarssa 7. 105. 203. 219. 248 Denmark. Lon 129. 198. 204 Diamond. Demetro 129 Ockens. Danny 118 Dickerson. Harold ??. 24. 35. 52. 73.99. 160. 170. 178. 179 186. 187.212.213. Index 253 250. 25 V 64 DJton Mark 20 44. 105. 245 Dobbs Dan «e 129. 245 Dobbs. Jmm 73 Dobbs Ph p22l.242 Dodson. Ray 7a 98 221 225 Doke Crystal 110 203. 209 Doke Ricky 5 V 105 DonakJson Leonard 129 Donlm. Amy 73 99 176 195 206 Donovan Carl 40 129 Dorsey Fred 40 110 206 212 Dorsey Jew 129 Dorsey Jennifer 21 30 39 105 206 Dorsey Pam 21. 49 Dorsey. Paula 2 V 30 40 73.02. 97. 90 161 164 170. 100 DouttHt Buster 5. 2V 36. 37.6V 139 Doyle Laura 110 Doyle Tracy 100 101 176 200 20 V 250 251 Dozier. Michael 74 98 195 197 205. 211 Drake t awtence 22. 36 Drake PM 38. 60 Drake Ronald 54 110 Draper Cariena 204 Draper Pally 30 39 105 212 Dover Damn 130 Driver Robert 22. 36 Driver. Stanley '4.222.223 Dudley Dense 130 195 Dudley John 145 221 DuWey Dense 105 Du Hey Doug 130 Dugan Greg 50. 130 105 Dugan Jerry 44 145 Duke B4fy 110 Ojfce James 105. 203 Dunk-i Jennifer 105 200 20 V 246 247 Ounson. Johnny '4 Durmon. Darren 130 223 Dwyer Anna 105 Dwyer leleen 252 E Fast Aivie 130 223 Fast CynlNa 110 215 r.isierkng M e20 Edge. Lisa 74 96 Fdge Shern 130 Fdyer Amanda '05 203 245 252 fdnvndson ftwur 145 Fdnv-Mlson Dense 110 Fdward Jarvce223 Fassma. Lea 119 Fassma. Nadia 130 Faubner Kathy 106 Fautkner Sue 141 Feagley. Susan 75 Felts. Ingrid 75. 99 Ferd-iand. Wendy 10 13. 130 133. 156 Fields. Bndgeiie 223 Fmiey Brenda 130 223 Finley. Michael 75. 242 Fmiey. Sandra 106 Fake. L«sa 106 205 Fit chard Betty 146 Flack Chris 130 Flanders Belinda 14. 103. 106. 240 249. 252 Flanders. Susan 56. 57. 75 90. 97 99 210. 212.214 173.210.219 240 249 252 Flanders. Tern 106 200. 201 Flanders Traci 106 176 200. 201 Fleming. Veda 75. 90 206 Fletcher. Kent 119. 105 194 195 Fletcher Perry 119 Fletcher Robed 130 Fletcher Scott 130 Fletcher Valane 106.214 Floyd Tony 119 105 212 224 Foote Leske 130 223 Ford. Jennifer 75. 220 Ford. Pam 75 99 200 20 V 212.250 251 Ford Rosaknd 119. 101 Ford. Steven 75. 173. 103 Foreman. Roy 75 90 Foy.term 106 195 205 Franc . Johnny 130 Frankenheld Ted2V 119 155 105 224 246. 247 252 Frankenheld. Tim 20. 76. tOl. 105. 246 247 252 Frankhn Anthony 36. 130 Frankkn. RvW 142 Fra r Gmny 13. 16 105. 106 140 176 104 105 217. 227 220 210 237 241. 246 247 252 201 Freeman Aubrey 130 204. 223 Fretwes D-k 119 245 Friend Armltna 119 Friend Joe 52 Frizzed. Steve 76 221 FuBer Joyce 119 207 223 Fuqua. Bugette 76 99 100 10 V 212 250 251 Fuqua. Wilke 76.99 223 F urguson Nora 223 futtett Cyntte 145 147 Green Bobby 22. 36 Green, Cindy 130. 107. 195 Green Earl 54. 119. 222. 223 Green James 119 202 203. 204. 223 Green L«a 119 125 106. 107. 195. 202. 212 Green. Trac '30 223 Green Valerie 106 195. 212 Greene Stephan 130 107 Greer Mike 50 Gnlfm. Bernard 22. 29. 34 77 GnWm. Vaieda 119 GnBof. Emi 53. 141 Grimes. David 106 195 Grissrm. Robert 77. 242 Grogan. Beth 56 57 77 97 176 177 203. 212. 240 249 252 Grogan De«cta 56. 59. 130. 156 Grubbs. Randy 119. 197. 205 Guerm Jell 53. 106 GiAley Kelly 120. 206 Gurley Meath 36 130 Gurley Isaac 50 120 Gurley. Kim 10. 13. 71. 70. 172. 200 201 Gurley Pain 106 106. 107. 190 Gurley. Wanda 70. 102. 206 Gustm. Andy 131 Gusim Randy 21 106 H Haas. Teresa 0 79. 100 109 191. 192. 195 202 203 205 • Haddock Theresa 106 Halcomb Becky 131. 212 Halcomb. Chris 70. 103. 221 Haley Karen 106 19 V 196 202. 203 Hall. Angela 17. 56 57 64 66 70. 96. 99 157. 161. 164 173. 176. 177 Halt K-n 131.207 Hal Scott 131 Man Shanda 180 Ha« Stacy 120 Ham. Roland 78 196. 242 Ham41on Harvey 106 Hancock Karen 106 206 207.212 Hanks. Greg 40 70 Hanks Joey 13V 198 Marbm Michael 221 Hardage Donna 21 Hardage. Teresa 2 V 43 70 96 188 211 Hardee Ion 131. 195 205 Hardm Anthony 120 Hardm Carotyn 120 Hardin Kristi 70 00. 240 249 252 Hethenngton. Melissa 79 Hicks. Bryan 44 45 4 7. 79. 90. 170. 179. 106 187. 190.212.250 Htcks. Jo 146 Hicks. Winona 79.221 Higgins Ara223 Higgins Margarel 120. 204 Higgins. Tony 221 High Donna (31. 107. 195. 204 High Sharion 106. 187 H.II Reginald 36. 131 Hd. Tamm 131.207.211 HMs. Joy 131 H S Meknda 21. 120. 209. 212. 217. 227. 241 Hmes. Ernestine 143 Hodges David 107 Holder Dana 120. 245.252 Holder Damn 107 Holland Glen 107. 109. 242 Moaman Sandra 13V 207 Holman Gloria 131 Holma.1. Jay 54. 120 Holmes. Gary 120 Hooper. Karen 120. 203 Hooper. Kenneth 118 120. IBS. 221. 245 Hooper. Mefcs a 50. 59. 13« Morton Deidre 250 Hosch Angela 107. 220 Houk. Jimmy 131. 195 Houser. Cheryl 79. 98 190 206 240 249 252 Howell. Bubba 20. 64. 79 90 Mucha bee Thomas 120 Hudson. Jam 131.36 Hudson . Mekssa 131 Hughes. Annette. 79 Hughes. Bridged 107 Hughes. Ketvm 79 Hughes Marvm 52 Hughes. Rosie 80 191. 202. 203 Humphrey Charlotte 131 Humphrey Marhn 179 Hunt. Jennifer 00 180 189 191 202.203 Hunter. Darren 107. 221 Hunter. Damch 120 Hurt Desmond 120.223 Huston. Chandra 00 Mutton. Joe 13 V 195 204 I-K hard Sharon 120 Isrel. Greg 40. 41. 120 Jackson John 21.22. 26. 30. 36 6 V 107. G f ifwards Dum-mn 105 206 220 Fdwards Kathy 105 207 F ■ tw.infs I ana 223 F dw.-ds Sarah 130 Fdwards Scott 130 r kludge Reg-ia 110 rseft Hi w.-cl 21 105 f hod Car.-yn 110 101 FBnft Cynttsa '80 '81 204 f ibott Gary 105 Fa- t1 Terry 52 File. Chris 118 Ellison. Dave 1V 22 20 29 3 V 32 34 35 44 45 74 170 179 106 107 250 251 fk «-i taegi-v 50 110 r aemn I 1.10 102 r� M� i Mekss.i48 110 Tbson M heSr 48 105 101 Ellison. Xavier 52 74 106 107 220 250 251 Erbech. John '5 Fssenm.Mhef Thiimas 105 212 fvNkngpt Sheree 1.10 212 f sskrager 7ft.vn.fs 142 227 (sshfigef Yvette 1.1 50 ! 17 119 140 184 105 209 f the.., Ms key 223 Eubanks. Steve 75 209 211 I veil Katr-vi 119 245 f wmg Ms hew- 110 102 207 F.’e Kurt 40 41 F Falkenberry. Scott 75 21 V 243 42 Farrar Ai 40 119 200 Gabrys. Bobbi 40 76 Gabrys Rctiaid 40 119 l«amble lisa 130 Gamble. Michael 22 34 76 105 Gardner MchaH 119 195 Gamer Card 21 (•amer Fredrck 130 (lamet Juan 130 Garnet Roy 130 Gaytard Cmdy 130 101. 195 Grig Florence 143 Gentle Metam 144 201 Gentle Robert 36 106 105 Gentle W am 22 36 119 105 L—hsrvi Rusemao 44 Gitbreath. Bryant 77 QM Patrcw 119 214 245 C«4es Wane '06 221 G4kam Mark 36 130 105 Gqison Chris 37 119 105 OfBOn Todd 27 33 36, 106 104 105 224 Glass 7k vi 145 104 105 (kwdde. ton 119 Goetz. Chris 22 28 34 .15 65 77 164. 172 176 177 104 185 Golden. Renee 77 90 Golemo Tern 130 Goodsnn JeW 106 Gotten Bob 136 142 Gossett. James 44 45 46 4 7 77 Gossett Nancy 53 130 204 Graham Richard 130 Graves Mary Jo 130 245 Oaves Susan 145 Graves Tvn 44 106 Gray Jason 221 Gray. Sterling 77 Grayson Deidre 119 179 186 107 195 Grayson M-ha 106 195 200 212 Mardmy Cmdy 107. 195.214.215 Harper. Connie 78 Hams Fred 120 179. 181. 223 Harris. John 78 220. 243 Harris. Robbie 70 99. 100, 101 Hams. Robert 120 Harris. Rosalyn 79 96 100 101 206 223. 250 251 252 Harvdia Sue 141.211 HarviMe Ronn 120 Harwell Angela 131 Harwell. Eugene 220 242 Hatcher Jesse 13« Hatchett Keith 107 203. 223 Hatfield. Gaylia 79 90 98 164 172. 176 177 192 198 199 205 209 Mathew Joel 197 Hatt W Stacy 120 195. 212 Hayes Amy 223 Mayes Fred 107 Hayes. Marland 79 16 V 165 166. 171.210. 21V 218 219 243 Hayes. Preston 141 Hayes Fkchard 131 Maygnod Fmanual 44 107 Heath Charlotte 131 Healley Knsfi 107. 176. 191 205 206 214 252 Hedden Dak 51. 120 Mekebiand Michael 107 206 Helms Stacey 120. 190 Helton. Randy 79 195 Henderson. Jefiery 54. 131 Henderson Shirley 101. 141 146 201 Henderson T4us50 131 Henson. Michael 9 Hereford. Frederick 131. 79 Herron Greg 36 131 Hester Derek 131. 223 Hester W« 107 203 100 104 185 224.246. 247 252 Jackson Gerald 21 Jackson Gwendolyn 120. 182 Jackson Katuna21. 38 39. 40 49. 107. 178. 179 18V 206. 212. 250. 252 Jackson Onree 50. 143. 187 Jackson Onett 58 121. 187. 209 Jackson. Rebecca 00 Jacobs. Stan 00. 98. 216. 217.227. 237. 241 242 Jamat Janice 144 Jankowski. Stanley 40 00 Jefferson. Sharon 80. 180. 181. 206 Jenke Erika 100. 10 V 107. 176. 19 V 195 215 217.227. 237.241 Jenke Peter. 131. 193. 195.215 Jennings. Stephanie 00. 90 161.173.176. 177. 206 212. 227.240 249. 252.64 Jensen Christy 146 147 Jeter Lynn 121 Johnson. Anthony 121 Johnson Bobby 36 131. 134 185 Johnson Censa 58 59 Johnson. Chuck 121. 185 Johnson. Earf42.01.2O8 Johnson. Fsophia 107. 100 101. 206 212 Johnson Greg 121. 196 205. 212 Johnson. Jerry 121. 170. 179 Johnson Kimberly 53 13 V 204 JkWnson 1 ixese 146 Johnson. M e 36 131 Johnson. Patsy 145 Johnson. Shorn 8 V 176. 177 206 Johnson. Steve 50 132. 102 Johnson. T-n 107 Johnson Timothy l?|. 195. 243 Johnson. T-nothy 121 Jomer Joseph 40 107 209.243 Joky. Corr 132 Jones Anlhony 121. 179. 195 200 222. 223 254 Index Jones. David 223 Jones. Fk abeth 132 Jones. JeN 107. 192. 193. 19b. 208. 209. 243 Jones. John 132 Jones. Kelv 121 Jones. Kevw� '79 Jones . Meks a 121 183 Jones Reynard 38. 121. 178. 179 Jones. Rhonda 132. 196 Jones Samantha 132. 204 Jones Scoli 50 Janes Wd 146 Juste Manama 132 JusM Mars 36. 1?1. 185 Keurtmen Doug 114. 121. 19S. 205. 217. 227 228 231.241 Keel. James 81. 98 222 223. 227.241 KeNy. Andrea 81. 186 187 Kennedy Chnsl 127. 132. 212. 225. 252 Kernel Sleven 107. 183. 191. 192. 193. 195 Kennel Tonya 121 195. 205. 212. 215. 252 Kermemore. Enc 112 Kephart. lucy 46 Kerr Kenneth 121. 195 Kerr lisa 132. 195 Krigore Sharon 107 208 246 247. 252 Kdaugh. Andrea 58 59. 126. 132 KiMough. Doug 81. 99 205. 210.216. 217. 237 Kenbrei. Steven 107. 190. 209 Kimbrough. Mark 107. 195. 205. 214 Kimbrough. Mary 107. 207 Kindred Kim 132. 212 K Q. Jo Ann 207. 223 K g. Myrna 132 Kirby Jell 132. 196 Kirby. Jonathan 81. 193. 195. 197 K by. Sharon 18? Ktffciend. Laura 108. 198. 207 Kfcmefc Terrel 121 Kmght Joanne 121 Knoa. Angie 82. 220 Koonc Oscar 146 Kreslyon. Vela 135 L Lacey. Leetnce 17. 56 67.82. 98. 162. 171. 178 179 186 187.218.219 lacy Joyce 181 Lacy. Veke 121. 181 Lancaster Mche«e?1.48. 121.204 lance M e 108.221 Landry. Dehse 8? 98 188 189 190.201 Landry Mar 126. 132. 196 Lang. Portia 82. 99 182. 204. 212 langtord. Bdy 108 Langford. Dorothy 132. 223 I angtord Faye 207 Langford. Gary 222. 223 langlord Mchaei 132 lamer Tom 182. 204 Lara. Cloud 82. 195 245. 25? lard. T a 132 Larsen. Chns 108 Lesley. Sonya 82. 98 188 203. 206.245 Lesley. Tammy 21. 53. 121. 205. 206. 212 Leer. Maurice 83 law. Roy 221 law. Sondra 121 195 I awter Jason 21. 108. 185 I awter Shannon 36. 54. 132. 185 I awrence. Scoli 121. 184. 165 190. 209 Lawson Margaret 126. 141. 215 Leyne. Cothlsoos 83 layne Valerie 132 Laylen. Kimberly 83. 98 188 189 Leary: Joseph 40. 132. 185 leary Valere 57. 101. 108. 184. 185.210. 248 252 I ee Mcha 106. 214.222. 223 lae. Tammy 132 1 ehman Bram 132. 195 208. 216 Lehman Wendy 121. 195 Letouaa. Lynn 83. 220 Leslie Mark 22. 38. 122 Lee he. Patrick 83 LetreM Marla 252 letaon Jell 132 Latoen. Stanley 83. 220 let son Sieve 108. 220 letson Susan 122. 246 lawn Bobby '32 lews Brel21. 122. 185 Lewd. Kalrna 132. 187. 195. 208 Lewis. Michelle 132 Lews. Mike 122 lienau. Andrew 106. 196 Lsneu. Dawn 132.205 L dsey. James 83 191.202.203. 204.242. 64 Lindsey. Marly 72. 34. 54. 55.83 98 224 Lmscomb. Mode 142. 206 Light Becky 122 Lit lie Daphne 132 Lofton. Donna 83. 183. 221 Logan. Bobby 83 London. Frances 132. 205 Loney. Momca 183. 221 Long. Carta 83. 181.221 Long Kmbertey 122 Larder James 144. 181 Lougheed. Lon 133 Love. James 54 Love. Ricky 83 Luna. Timmy 84. 183. 220 LuttreS MarS 122. 195. 206 M Maoai. Su arme 122 Mack. Patty 133 Madden. LaOonna 13. 116. 122. 148 155. 180 181. 190 208.212.222.223 Madden Tommy 147 Maddon Dawn 196 Maddox Karen 106. 188. 189. 195. 197 205 Majo� Susan 108. 203 Majors Chuck 133 Majors. Susan 106 Malcolm. Otehn 84 166. 191. 196.206 Malone. Camille 84 98 178. 179. 206.212. 216.217.237. 250.251.252 Malone Dense 122. 212 Malone Lawrence 133.212.223 Malone Pam 108 Malone. Talbol 114. 122. 179 Malone. Tyrone 36. 50. 133. 156 Manning. Tammy 84 Manon Dand 36. 108 MarsbaM. Sue 43. 147. 178. 177 Mart . Angela 38.48. 106. 181. 206 Mart Bdy 122. 193. 196. 205 Mart . Jenmler 122. 223 Mart . Mekssa 6. 14. 54. 115. 122. 217.227 Mart . Pal 144 Massmgd. David 133 Masterson Mat tone 147 Mast . Mary 143 Math . Kenneth 36. 133 Matk . Dawn 133 Matkns. Darryl 122. 179. 212. 223 Matthews. Tammy 133 Mayhal. Paula 133.204. 205 Maynard. Barry 242 Maflkowski. Dan 122. 222. 223 McAMoter. Paula 108. 188. 203 Me Alp . Tommy 122. 195. 209. 243 McCann Dean 36. 133. 156 McCann. Marsha 84. 162. 171. 178. 177. 212. 213.218.219. 246. 247. 252 McCauley. Sonpa 84. 180. 206 McCauley Bdy 109. 223 . McCeuHey. Sylvester 54. 85. 178. 179. 182. 223 McClure. Keb '33 204.212 McCracken. Ronald 15. 22. 36. 122. 185 McCuelon. Mark 6. 36. 122. 185 McCukey. Sandra 190 McDonald Demse 122 McDonald. Gail 133 McDonald. Imda 133 McDonald. Sheryl 133. 195 McGiathery Bytom 54. 146 McGMthary. Ivan 22. 28. 36. 178. 179. 186. 187. 250.252 McIntyre. John 85. 191.202. 203.204. 220. 242 McKentey. Laniena 250.25? McNeese. Chns 133. 242 McNeese. Ten 54. 109. 242 McPetms. Lucae 146 McWhorter. Lori 9. 12.64.86.85. 96.99. 150. 159 172. 176. 177.216. 217.227. 228. 231. 237. 241. 247. 201. 200 Meadows. OJenda 142 Moedowe. Melinda 85. 188. 189 200. 201. 219 Medal hkcheke 15. 120. 122. 195 246 247. 252 Meeks. Angele 85. 206. 221 Merrill. Barry 21. 109 140 176. 185 Michaala. David 17.85. 157.210.211.219. 4? Miles. Joel 109 Miles. Mchele 133.204 Mder. Jacquekne 133 Mder. Karen 122. 182. 223 Mder. Marcy 109. 206. 246. 247. 252 Alder. Martha 140 Mder. Sheka 207. 223 Mds. Conme 122 Minor. Tim 86.221 Mtskehy, Taaha 86 Meterka. Rchw 133. 204 Mechel. Derenda 109. 206 Mechel. Karan 133 Mechel. Shel 52. 123. 182. 204.212. 223 Mechel. Tracey 109. 180. 181.223 MttcheB. Trees 86 Montgomery. Waiter 140 Moore. Cassandra 109. 186. 187.207 Moore. Jacquekne 183 Moore. Jeffrey 7 Moore. Juke 58. 123. 248.252 Moore. Scott 51. 133 Moore. Tracy 133 Moore. Vicki 56. 57.64.66. 86.97. 98.96. 176. 177. 248. 249. 252 Morgan. AJtyeon 7. 13. 56. 57.64. 66.86. 90. 96. 96. 153. 162. 179. 184. 185 Momson. Angela 58. 59. 133. 184. 185 Mormon Bobby 123 Morrtson Ohane 144. 147 Morrow. Tma 86. 221 Moses John 20 Moses. Robert 21. 109. 183 Mosley. LaWanda 86. 250.251.252 Moss. Lon 56. 115 123.212 Mountan Jean 144 Mulhauser. ftchard 133 Mubcan. Joe 130. 133. 223 MuNicen. Kevin 86.207.222.223 Mubcan. Sandra 109. 188. 203 khd s. Roger 40. 123 MMfcns. Teresa 133. 204 MurreR. kbchehe 212 Myhand. Bryan 123 Nance. Dexier 223 Nance. V cent 22. 36 Hau Joyce 144 Neato. Michele 86.93. 98. 191. 192. 195. 196. 206. 197. 246 247. 252 Neale. Todd 133. 185. 212 xi- — ■ — — —- -a )A|, rteartes. jenmver ao Neel. Kan 109. 191.203.202. 205 Nelson. Ann 86. 99 221.223 Nelson. Dan 133. 185 Netson. Margaret 121. 142. 188 189 Nettles. Jansen 133. 195 Newberry. Johnny 133 Newby. Jana 86. 99. 191.202.203 Nichole. Angie 86. 221 Not. Jeff 87. 220 Nu. Mark 221 Noland. Stacy 222.223 Notts, Gerald 40. 123.208. 215 Nowkn. Staphame 133.204. 233 Nunley Qten 147 Oaks. Dion 54. 123 O Neal. Dawnne 52. 109. 186. 187. 250. 252 Oabama. Whanda 87 Osmer. w am 133 Owens. Gina 99 Owens. Steven 109 Owens. Tom 4. 138 146. 183 Owens. Torre 123 Owena.Wende87.206.221 P-Q Pack. Gina 87 Palmer. Dawn 133 Palmer. Theresa 87. 188.209. 223 Parcus. Momca 123.248.249. 252 Parkar. Vanessa 87. 178. 179.286. 287 Parsons. Lea 133 Pam Paula 57. 109. 212.248 Patel. Rena 123. 188 209 Patrick LaNede 136 142.206 Patlerson. Karra 109. 176. 198. 199. 208 Patton Garold 44.46. 181 Patton. Harold SO Path. Andrea 109. 200.201.219. 252 Pauk. Momca 132. 134. 195.212. 214 Payne. Lynn 123 Payton. Chartas 123. 222.223 Peyton. Gay 141 Payton. Michael 36. 134 Peacock. Chnste 58. 123. 156. 184. 185.252 Pearson. Mchete 123 Pearson. Stacey 134. 179.204 v PeSom Debbe 109. 221 Pender graft. Juke 123. 188. 202. 203 Penny. Angela 87.206 Per aval Tracy 134. 204 Parrd. Rodney 123 Perry. Kafc 109. 196. 203. 204 Perry. Tata 134 Petty. Angela 222.223 Petty. Angela 110 48 Petty. BonMa 87 Phelps. Leah Ann 123.204.207 Ptahpe. Bdy 123. 185 Phihps. Mekssa 123.207 Phlbps. Penny 134 Phipps. Karan 110. 195. 212.214.250 Phipps, Terri 87.99 191.201.212.250. 251.252 Ptuppe. Veva 87. 186. 187.208 250.251. 252 Pierce. Lori 87 Pm Joe 147 Ponder. Gerald 134. 185 Ponder. Steven. 81.87.97. 166. 176. 177. 170. 192. 196. 197.208.209.211.215. 243 Pope. Beth 110.252 Popfcn. Jeny 134. 194. 195. 208 Porter. Dawn 123. 195. 196 Posey. Angela 88. 188. 206 Potter Derek 226 Potter. Sieve 110 Potter. Wakace 134 Powa8.JeW88.220 Preston. Metosa 82. 123.203 Preston. Regna 110 Price. Stove 88. 40. 191.202.203 Pride. Terry 134 Pruitt. Christine 88 Prurtt Lea 110 Pruai. Stacey 134 PruIt. Terry 134 Putnam. John 123. 195. 205 Duals. Renne 134. 207 Quick. Donna 88. 99. 188. 206 Qud . Patnce 134 R Ragland. Teresa 223 Ramey Susan 4. 143 Rascoe. Kerry 22. 38 52. '88 187.224 Ray. Tommy 134. 185 Reagniea 110 Heed. JUke '34.204 Reed. Mbs 20 Renkoe. Trace 110 Reynolds. Katheron 134.202. 204 Reynolds. Mary 110. 188. 189. 195. 205. 246. 247.252 Rhoden. Leqjh Ann 219.252 Rhoden. Mchaei 134 Rce.Don22.38 179 Rce. Newt 51.225 Ace. Renea 204 Rich. Atoart 88 211.219. 243. 42 Rich. Brenda 88. 221 Rch. Knstm 12a 212. 248 247.252 RKhardson Robert 141 Rckles. Michael 110. 191.202. 208 204 Ricketts. Randy 22. 38 88. 178 178 177. 188 206 Riddto. Dewame 21. 44.88 Add . John 134 Ridgeway. Rhonda 110.204.214 88 222.223 Rigsby. Kvn 124. 252 Rigsby Mehad 110. 220. 242 Ritey Danae 124 206 Rmerd. Linda 88 Robbms, Traoe 58 124. 252 Roberts Drena '34 Roberts. Elizabeth 14b Roberts. Rusly 118. 124. 185 Robots Scot I 36. 134 Robertson, Danny 89. 220 Robinson. Chns 122. 124. 221. 212 Robinson. Cleo 144 Robinson Frederick 44 Robmson Graytand 20 Robison Amy 15. 57. 110. 248 252 Robison. Tandi 110. 154 184. 185. 221. 248 252 Roden Kenneth 223 Roden. I e«gh 124 201. 205 Rodrigue . Steven 134 Rogers. Debra 134. 18? Rogers. Rusly 22. 35. 29. 54. 55. 89. 90. 95. 97. 162. 170. 184. 185.218.219 Roohparvar. Shaft 6 88 Roscoe. Roy 89. 98. 17a 178. 179 Rosenblum. Anita 89 Ross. Ray 89 Roth. David 226 Rowan. Danny 124 Royston. Robert 89 191. 202. 203. 204. 205 Ro etl. Jim 110 Rubery. Brad 89. 183.211 Russ. Gma 124. 204. 245 Russ. Jerry 110 0 Russ. Sandra 124 Russel. Tony 44 S Sales. Dave 124 Sanders. Donald 139 Sanders. Joddy 89 Sanders. Joseph 89 216.217. 227.241 • Sandifoi Michael 924 Sanddet. Sarah 223 Sanner WHfcum 134. 223 Sar Yuthea 40. 124 Sariam. Meknda 110 188 Savage. L4a 110. 195. 214 Schautl Christ via 124. 222. 223 Scherer Beverly 145 Schrrat . Nicole 110 Serve usher. Jerry 20 Schrimsher. Rob 36 37. 89 184 185 227. 228 231 241 Schultz Brel 110. 20? 203 204 Scoggms. Ron 143 Scott. Denise 89. 98. 206. 245. 252 Scot! Joel 36. 37. 134 185.-? 12. 245 Scott. Mark 20.89. 185 Scruggs. Kay 187. 212 Seal Paul 44. 124 155. 178. 179. 21? Seay. April 134 See. Mark 22 35.90. 208. 209 Segewitz. Torsten 1?4. 215 Settle. Jenmler 134. 195 Sewei, Amy 124. 206 Shady. Leann 90 99. 176. 177. 206. 21?. 216. 217. 227. 228. 231. 237. 241. 43 Shaneylek. Pam 134 204 207. 245 Sharp. Bronda 124 Sharp. David 14 73 90 99. 162. 165. 176. 177. 191 192. 196 197. 202. 205. 208 209 243 Shasteen. Tammy 134. 207. 214 Shehon. Tammy 124 Shenefl. Ranald 223 Shin. In Chul 40 90 Shev KyungHwa 124 Shine. Brian JO 99 54 55. 1 8 179 223 Shme. Jeanne 134 204 Shine. Jeffery 54 90 98 171 183 Shine. Marcus 91 98. 223 ShOlto. Ricky 124 196 205 S«av Rotiby 20 SAes. Traci 134 Simmons. Jett 91 S6CO Thomas 124 223 Slaughter Owrdre 134 187 200. 201 Slaylon Joel 110. 195 Stoan Dana 110 206 Stow David 124 Smart DanekO 124 203 209 Snvtft Aaron 110 191 19? 196 197 206 209 215 243 Smrfh Brent 111 176.220 Srmlh Chn-.1i 124. 200 201. 203 Smith. Errol 91. 193 195 205 209 212. 215 243 Smith. Farnsa 91 220 Smith Glona 5? Smith. Jennifer 91. 221 Smith. Kalva 134 Smith. Kimberly 134 Smith. Leonard 124 Smith. Margaret 144 Smith. Meknda 110 Smith. Mekssa 110 Srmlh. Regma 124 206 Smith. Ricky 134 Smith. Steven 91. 221 Smith. VvKenl 36. 134 Smith. WMam 140 Snead Deborah 134. 204 Sommers. Brian 111. 195. 205. 208. 209. 214,215.217. 227.241 Southerland. John 53. 111 Spears. Russel 134. 223 Speigle. Sandi 17. 66 91. 96. 98. 163. 165. 171. 176. 177. 191. 192. 195.210.211. 227 Sprader. Louis 20 Sprotes. Mark 134. 195 Spurgeon. Katheryn 91. 99. 163. 190. 199 Stafford. David 111.205. 214 Staggs. Mchaet 36. 134. 19 85 Stamps. John 124. 223 Starnes. Edward 140 Statum. Mark 124 St. Clair. Lon 91. 176. 177. 206. 211. 221 Steak ley. Kim 111 Steele. Doyce 37. 143 Steele Marvala 111. 178. 179. 186. 187.250. 252 Steely Janet 58 124. 252 Staaty. Judy 144 Stemman. Kathy 91. 206. 207 Stephens. Lea 135 Stephenson. Sonja 91 99. 206. 207. 212 Stewart Meshawn 111. 195. 250.252 Stewarl. Robbie 54. 124 Stewan. Sheena 111. 52 Slone. James 111. 190 195 208 209 212. 215 Stone. Kalja 135. 215 Stone. Rex 20. 44. 45. 46. 91 Stovall. Sabnna 111. 102 176. 210. 212.213. 217. 227. 228. 231. 237. 241. 248 252 Street. Ernestine 143 Student. Eric 92 Styles. Nancy 14 1 SuHrvan Colette 124. 212. 223 SulWvan. Deadra 126. 135. 178. 179. 187. 200.201 SuMnun. Gerald 54. 55. 178. 179. 180. 181. 221 SuHrvan. Karen 92. 222. 223 SuHrvan Roy 21? Sumners. Penny 143. 146 Swmford. Liaa 92. 220 T Tail. Ceka 124 Tate. Lynn 92 97 99. 140. 163. 165. 176. 177. 184 185. 192.200. 201.210.216 217 227. 228 237 241. 246. 247. 252 Tale Susan 111. 220 Taylor. Amy 92. 176. 177 206 221 Taylor Kim 111. 188 Taylor Ralph 135 Tayk Ronald 21? Teague Rickey 183. 221 Teague Timothy 135 Tepoot. Fnc 20 Tepooi. Michael 21. 29. 36 111. 154 185 219 25? Terrell Christy 48 135 Terrell. Kelk 21. 38 48. 92 206 Terry. Amy 92 ??0 Thomas.Craig6 36 111. 154 Thomas De«a 124 Thomas. Diane.i?4 Thomas Jerry 50 1?4 Thomas. Keith 22 34 60 9? Thomas Fteggm 125. 196 Thompson. Carry 111 Thompson. Juka 111. 198. 245. 252 Thompson. Kay ft6 195 Thompson I any 125. 223 Thompson, lafonya 186 187 Thompson Randy 111 271 Thompson Tammy 111 Thompson Victor 50. 125 Thorton. Mike . 2 34 35 Thoifon Vonda 111 Tlwiiwet Tammy 111 1 1 David 15. 111. 195 196 197 24? Tmuttons lew 144 Tipitvi B4iy 135 Titus Amy 13? 135 195 21? 214 Titus I am.i 100 101 111 176 191 200 20? 209 21? Totoed Fh abeth 125 ?04 Toten. Stephan 135. 205 Tondera Joe 10. ill. 185 Toney. Anna 92 Tonay. Cynthia 92 Toney Porlia 135. 183. 207 Toney Reshonda 135, 223 Toney. Sylvia 112 Tortenson, Kim 67. 92. 98 221. 246 247. 252 Towns. John 135. 179. 186. 187 Tribble. Regina 125. 245. 252 Tnndel. Denise 92. 220 Trip. David 11? Tucker. Carl 135 Tucker. Dewayne 112 Tucker. Mane 111 TummineHo. Gregory 93. 209. 215. 243 Turner. Cora 93. 206 Turnor. David 125 Turner. FMrtoa 112. 223 Turner. Harold 226 Turner. Laura 125. 183. 207 Turner. I mda 135 Tuner. Mekssa 135. 207 Tuner. Ronnie 125 Tuner. Wtlard 22. 36 Tunure Doug 112. 205. 209. 221 u-v Underwood. 8elh 204 Underwood. Paul 93. 204 Upton. Cndy 112. 188 189. 203. 205. 206 Valentine. Ricky 125. 185 Valentine. Tommy 135 Vandiver. Martha 64.65. 142. 216 Vann. Rebecca 135 Vaughn. A Sen 135 Vaughn Anna 112. 176. 191. 196.212 Vaughn. Gordon 112 Ventress. Tracey 93. 99. 166 170. 206. 210. 211. 218.219 Vick. Brad 16. 20. 22. 24. 35. 54. 55. 93. 97. 98. 163 172. 185 246. 247. 252 Vickers. Donna 135 Vickers. KendeS 135 Vckers. Tina ?1. 38 46. 125 Vitale. Debra 93. 99. 204. 206. 207. 209 W-Z Wade. Angela 135. 207 Waldrep. Kim 135. 200. 201 Waldrep. Tyler 94 18b. 220 Warner. Gail 145 Wafcer. Gma 112. 220 WaAer. Keilh 112. 183 WaAer Randy 125 Walker. Robby 94. 24? Walker. Tammy M. 94 99 200.201.216. 217. 225 227. 248 249 252 Wallace. Cathy 135. 195. 204. 205 Wallace. Stephen 94 196 205 Walace W4ma 146 Water. Amy 135 Walls. Darryl '14 Walton. Domrvque 112. 187 200.201. 250 251. 252 Wampler. Jamie 94 99 211. 221 248 249 252 Wampler. Karen 135 Warm. PhHhp 125 Ward. Annette 223 Ward. Daniei 126 Ward. Demetra 181. 204 223 Ward. Ken 185.221 Ward. Richard 135 Ward. Warren 61. 11? Ware. Tracw 135. 223 Warren. Sean 72. 179 Washington. Alreka 135 21?. 223 Watkins. Angela 94. 220 Watkins. Anthony 94 180 181 Watkins. Barbara 94 98 210. ?11 216. 217. 227 Watkins Buddy 135 18b Watkins Delephine 135 187 W.ifsun lots 14 1 Wedgeman Mall 40. 13b. 185 WeAert, Todd 1 2 WcrriHjth. Sean 135 Wesley Joyce 46 207 West Robyn 135 Wheels. Helen 52 Whitaker. Tams 6 94 248 249 252 While Delia 135 181. 195 While. Joey 112. 208 223 Wtiile Toney 135 White Tunya4b, 13b Whitehorn. Bruce 112 Whitman. Cassandra 135. 207 Whyta. Dianne 94.220 Wiggns. Charles 125. 185 Wilboun. Tammy 12b. 245. 252 Wilburn David 112. 196 Wiley Robert 125. 195. 209 Wilhelm. Cara 125 203 Wilkerson. Mekssa 58. 59. 135 WiAams. Anpe 135. 207. 212 W ilka ms. Anthony 11? 203 Williams. Cynthia 94 204 WiAams. David 135 Wiliams. Deshannon 112. 186, 187. 198 206 250 Wrikams. Doug 40. 183 WiAams. Michael 135 Wilka ms. Shelley 125 Wilkamson. Joey 112 Williamson. Linda 125. 206 Wilson. Beth 95 99. 203. 204. 212. 43 Wilson. CoUetle 95. 99. 152. 163. 165. 166. 179. 178. 186. 187. 190. 208. 214 219. 250. 25. 252. 201 Wilson. Dale 50. 125. 179 Wilson David 20 Wilson. Lawrence 9b. 98 180. 181. 190. 195. 203.21? Wmselt. Jod 126 Wmslon Richard 135. 223 Wmton. t adel 125 Womack. Kimberly 95 Woods. Juke 125. 207.223 Woods. Are!ha 52. 112. 207 Woods. Darryl 52. 212 Woods. Letha 54. 114. 212. 250. 252 Woods. Renee 206. 223 Woods. Trw 223 Woods. Wesley 95. 194 20b Woolf. Ben 135. 195. 208. 215 Worley. Wendy 95. 184. 105. 201.246. 247. 252 Worlund. Doug 96. 191. 202. 203. 204 Wright. Anthony 40. 112. 179 Wu Jell 135 Vang. Dabby 96 Yarbrough. Jacob 194. 195 Yeager. Dianne 195. 196 Yeager. Monty 96 2? I ?4, Yearick. Steven 96. 185. 220. 225 Yell David 37 Yell. Tommy 96 York. Scot! 212 Youngblood. Jody 96 Zimmerman Anita 125. 206 216 • N