Lincoln Academy - Lincolnian Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1983 volume:

The Lincolnian Lincoln Academy North Campus 2111 Woodland Kansas City, Mo. 64108 South Campus 2012 East 23rd Street Kansas City, Mo. 64127 Volume 5 Before the big game Quarterback Robert Golston, junior, concentrates on the game plays. Three mighty Tigers and friends show off their spirit in the homecoming parade: Marcus Jones, senior, Miguel Warren, junior, and Paul Monroe, senior. It's the end of the day for North Campus Lincolnians. The Pac-man banner, backed up by the crowd, cheers the Tigers on to victory against Hogan on Homecoming night. Photos by Ray Knutsen, Ronnie La Near, Paul Newman 2 Theme Seniors Vonda Emmanuel, Cassandra Harston, Rosaline Madden, Ray Richard, Carolyn Burk, and Elizabeth Kohler converse on the school's front steps about their senior year. Killer Price describes a play during a lull in the Homecoming Game. ie, encuAAance As days turned to weeks, a closer day was coming, and that date was August 25, 1982 where you would meet all the new students and teachers. You would get a chance to see what teachers were still here and what teachers were not and even which ones taught a different subject. Since Reagan had been cutting funds on the em- ployment programs, there were not many businesses or companies hiring. It really was hurting the seniors, because they would have to pay for announcements and class rings, all the good things that seniors purchase. For most students it would be a chance to see who was more into de- signer clothes or who was still wearing the plain pocket jeans and T shirts. “The Lee jeans are in style now, simply because they are sporty and they aren’t as expensive as designer jeans,” said Sheila Fitz- gerald, senior. Tracye Gee Theme 3 Felix Mitchell, junior, makes use of the card catalog in the Resource Center. Studying hard in Mrs. Cosette Kelly’s Language Development class are sophomores Marlene Hardin, Roo- sevelt Rambo, Cynthia Wilson, Jody Craddock, David McDonald and Tony Milton. encuSScince The school year was filled with many rebirths that affected the student body and faculty members as well. There were a lot of teachers laid off and new ones shipped in. “Many students were dis- couraged because of that but hung in there anyway,” said Leona Conway, junior. Dean William Rowan felt that an organization should have no more than one on-school-time activity a semester. “I felt that was not enough to keep the students motivated and spirited,” said Billy Hale, junior. Dean Rowan also expected the students to get more involved in various activities and tasks but didn’t allow enough time for students to complete the goals he set. Mr. Leo Wright, Bu- ilding Manager, said, “Students are writing on the walls more this year than before in markers that won’t come off by using just a little comet. You have to paint over the writing.” But Mr. Wright did have one good thing to say about the school year. “The students seem to get along much better than they did last year. There weren’t very many fights.” Tracye Gee 4 Opening Friendly rivalry raises money for the Christmas basket at the Student-Faculty basketball game. Mr. Olen Byers, security guard, goes up for two points with Charles Jackson, senior, guarding. Dean William Rowan, Mr. Richard Gooden, and Mr. Stephen Kohl observe from the bench. Marietta Hubbard, junior, is hard at work trying to finish a story to meet a yearbook deadline. Marilyn McGautha, senior, Diane Irby, senior, Marcie Lee, sophomore, Adriane Towns, sophomore, and Leroy Blaylock, alumnus, cheer the football team. Cheerleading sponsor Mrs. Lois Malone and her two children James and Gary Malone Jr. are enthusiastic about the volleyball game. Opening 5 Junior Princess and Prince Patrina Fitzgerald and Robert Perkins Sophomore Princess and Prince Vickie Davis and Billy Hale 6 Homecoming Trumpeters Steve Mitchell, and Anthony Brown, sophomore, march with the band down the stretch of the Homecoming Parade. Seniors Brian Bussey, Renee Gardner and Tonya Moore are all enthusiastic about the coming game. Freshman Princess and Prince Angela Maxey and Phillip Taylor Homecoming Queen and King Marilyn McGautha and James First Runner-up Princess and Prince Tracye Gee and Arms ter Cedric Davis Second Runner-up Prince Michael Brown; Not shown Irma Salazar, Second Runner-up Princess HOMECOMING There were three, but only one could win. Sitting in the cold, watching the start of an exciting game made everyone anxious for halftime to come quick. We all were waiting for the big moment to come, wondering who was to be Homecoming Queen. We wished each other the best of luck and waited patient- ly for the time to come. Approaching halftime, I was beginning to feel nervous. As we waited on the track for the final moment, I began feeling relaxed because we knew there were just friends and alumni in the stands. As the underclass names were Photos by Ray Knutsen, Ronnie LaNear, Paul Newman being called, I said to myself, “I know I didn’t win because Marilyn and Irma had an advantage. Marilyn is a cheer- leader and Irma is a football manager and I’m just a loyal fan.” All the time something kept telling me that Marilyn was queen and Irma was first runner up and I was second runner up. We all three stood there waiting for the big moment. I heard the announcer say, Second runner up, Irma Salazar,” and I was really surprised. A smile came upon my face. The announcer waited for a moment, then said, “First runner up.” I knew it was me. It was too good to be true, but I was happy to be first runner up. As the announcer said, “The 1982-83 Homecoming Queen is Marilyn McGautha,” the big- gest smile was on her face and I was very happy for her. Tracye Gee Homecoming 7 ROTC ROYALTY FRONT Maurice Hayes, Lashon Williams SECOND ROW Tyrone Shirley, Crystal White BACK ROW Kent Crocket, Stephanie Clark Felicia Burns, Robert Smith, Annette Fowler, Larry Dixon, Katrina Timazee, Lewis Carney, Trade Parker, Robert Wright Dean William Rowan crowns Bonita Powell Freshman Basketball Sweetheart. First runner-up Angela Maxey, freshman, accepts trophy from Mr. Rowan. 8 ROTC Royalty Winston Simpkins and Lashon Williams dance at the ROTC ball. FRONT Crystal White, Tyrone Shirley; SECOND Kent Crockett, Stephanie Clark BACK Latrice Scott, Derrick Hardy ROTC Queen Latrice Scott and escort Derrick Hardy Basketball Sweetheart Kathy Towns is JVSweetheart Gail Brown and Second crowned by Dean William Rowan Runner-up Felicia Burns congratulate while one of the escorts Ronnie First Runner-up Vickie Davis while Hammons looks on. R y Eubanks and Paris Harrington spectate. Basketball ROYALTY Basketball Royalty 9 Dazzle into the World of Fashion Fashion this year centered around variety. Clothing styles changed almost overnight from knickers to mini - skirts. Mix and match ensured that everyone was different. Colors were used in combinations never before seen. Reds and blacks dominated the scene with flashes of pink and plum. Styles ranged from punk to ruffles and lace reminiscent of a bygone day. Debora Blosser Silk crepe is worn by Reba Stewart in a luxury ruffled blouse with matching skirt and black belt to complete the set. Regimental stripes march in neat formation across a casual sweater accented with a tan sport jacket worn by Roosevelt Ram bo, sophomore. Taken at the Outrigger The tailored look is in ... a simple striped sweater accented by a sport jacket worn by Robert Perkins, junior. Taken at the Outrigger. The American beauty blue crepe dress has it all... simple bow tie accented by ruffles around the collar area, worn by Mary Hudson junior. Delicate white lace blouse is worn with a black office - to - a - night - on - the - town suit by Mary Robinson, junior. Liz Claibourne has what you want ... a casual pantsuit, red, worn with a nicely toned black belt by Sheila Fitzgerald, senior. (Pho- tos by Paul Newman Fashion 11 (Campus keened Valentine's Day is celebrated with a Secret Pal Gift Box by Mrs. S. Johnson's Mutual Support Team. ROTC flag bearer awaits the cue to go on stage. Twenty-one eighth graders are promot- ed to ninth grade at mid-year, in accordance with a promotion plan unique to Lincoln. 12 South Campus Promotion Day assembly is opened by Mr. Richard Hill, Assistant Dean and eighth grade sponsor. The importance of blood pressure check-ups is stressed in Mrs. Juanita Riggins’ Homemaking classes. South Campus 13 South Campus Scenes Color Me Halloween I’m going to steal the show. The prettiest curl. A Halloween party? E.T. will be there! 14 South Campus Let me to it! One of us should win! Here is Ms. Pump! South Campus 15 ACADEMICS Taking a break and working on Advance Algebra Trigonometry homework isn't easy for senior Debra Blosser, as she helps out junior, Dena DeSimone with a problem. During a newspaper board meeting, editor Michael Brown and business manager, Pam Wark go over notes for the Tiger Paw! Diane Walker assists Lincoln University nutritionist in a five-year program to survey students eating habits. The federally funded program, was a project of Mrs. Juanita Riggins homemaking class. Are computers the in thing? Freshmen William Westerman and sophomore Marc Evans show their interest. 16 Academics d Extending their learning outside the school, senior Perry Haden, sophomore Thayne Herrin, senior Leila Akridge and sophomore Renita Gee take an academic Held trip to an art gallery. Capturing his students attention was Mr. David Hutton's intention, as he plays and discusses music in his Black History class. Being in an art class calls for creativity here sophomores Vanessa Brown, Eric Duckworth, Sharia Webb and Marlene Harden show they have it. Academics 17 SSR W + BEST sharpen skills at LA South Wouldn’t it be nice to sit down, pick up a book and read for a solid thirty minutes without being interrupted? It was easier done than said at Lincoln Academy which set up a new program called Uninterrupt- ed Sustained Silent Reading (U.S.S.R.) This program was set up to do just that. Giving each participant a chance to enhance his reading skill by setting aside a few minutes two days a week for reading and reading only. There were absolutely no inter- ruptions! Teachers, students, administrators, security guards and any other living thing capable of reading, used the U.S.S.R. period to ease the pressures of the day and read for pleasure. “Last year we successfully incorporated a Silent Reading and Writing Program into our daily instruction that had tremendous impact upon the student achievement level, said Dr. William Love, Dean of the South Campus. The purpose was to get people to do more reading. No one was asked to report what they read. The emphasis was allowing students to select whatever materials desired, picking from a variety offered by the Resource Center. The variety was changed occasionally to provide students with a variety of offerings. Debora Giles s. Improving basic skills through Sustained Silent Reading and Writing is featured in this South Campus front hall display. 18 South Campus % • • ■ V JEW I — A lot of hard work with a little fun are the rule in Mrs. Sybil Buford’s language Mrs. Callie Willis’ mathematics students work to improve scores in the BEST test taken state wide every spring. Not for English only — SSR is carried on in every class, including Mrs. Callie Willis’ math class. South Campus 19 SSR W + BEST sharpen skills at LA South Studying Black History is one of the February activities enjoyed by Mrs. Sybil Buford's language classes. Math teachers from both campuses meet at South Campus to plan for curriculum needs of seventh through twelfth grades. 20 South Campus On triaI for murder . .. What is it like? Murder, rape, assault were the subjects of some of the social studies classes this year. Students of Mrs. Judy Morgan’s Crime and Delin- quency class go to a courtroom and actually see a trial in progress. A man was on trial for the murder of his girlfriend. Even though the students didn’t get to see the whole trial, they still had their own opinion of how it would turn out. Sherri Green, sophomore, said she thought the man should have been convicted. The students really enjoyed the trial. Lelaunda Austin, senior, said it was very interesting to find out how our judicial system works. But the trials were not just in real courtrooms. Mrs. Morgan had her own trial with the students, with the murder and witnesses, the judge and even the murder weapon. “The purpose of the trials is to show the students how it was to be in a trial and to be on trial,” Most of the students throught it was fun. Delmar Coppage, senior, said, “It had a lot of It all began with a trip to court to see an actual trial in process. This is an annual visit made by Mrs. Judy Morgan’s Crime and Delinquency classes. action, and it seemed very real. “It wasn’t like a regular class- room trial, it was unspeakable,” said Keith Johnson, senior. But when it came down to the decision of the jury, all the classes had their own opinion of how it would turn out. “It was a very interesting experience,” said Terri Neal, sophomore. “It made us think about other things going on around the world that could be very exciting, expecially when you’re involved.” Kim Thompkins OUIET COURT IN � SESSION 22 Social Studies Being sworn in is serious business for witness Vanessa Brown, sophomore. Vanessa and her classmates took part in a mock trial in Mrs. Judy Morgan's Crime and Delinquency class. Other roles were played by LeLaunda Austin, Judge, Timothy Lona, Attorney, Latonya Hill, Baliff. ' Behind these doors, a man was on trial. Students had a first-hand look at how the judicial system operates. With the look of confidence, Thayne Herrin, prosecuting attorney, interrogates witness Debra White in the mock trial of a man for the murder of his wife. Waiting for the trial to begin are Crime and Delinquency students Photos by Paul Newman Social Studies 23 Students teaching students It’s a Computer World The students are slowly but surely taking over the Academy. Everywhere you look students are taking charge. They’re working in the office, library, bookroom, even the classroom. That’s right, Debora Blosser, senior, has begun teaching for a grade’ “I needed something to do for a project in my GT science class. Mrs. Miriam Simon suggested I teach South Campus students to run and operate computers,” said Debbie. “It’s not really a class, it’s more like a seminar or group session,” said Mrs. Nancy Fellinger, South Campus teacher. The students seem to enjoy the class. “I like working with Debbie,” said Julia Holmes, eighth grader. “She’s a great influence on all of us.” “The class is entirely run by Debbie,” said Mr. Wholf. “I offer no assistance whatsoever. I watch her work from time to time, but I never get in the way.” Debbie is trying to give the students some type of an edge. Our world is one of technology and intelligence. “By the time we’re out into the world and begin setting our goals, this nation will be completely and entirely computerized,” said William “Billy” Watson, eighth grader. Students in Debbie’s class are Tony McClosky, Tammy Shepard, Lori McCallop, Kim Kndred, Ameer Khan, Theordos Logan, Carl Sharp, Delisa Rooks, Robert Meier, Clay- ton Rainey, Steve Snowden, Julia Holmes, and Billy Wat- son. Michael Brown During a computer programming class, Mrs. Donna Gray helps out a student with his program. 24 Computers In a teaching session with Lincoln South students, senior Debra Blosser drills the class on what they have learned. A pep talk from senior Debra Blosser gets sophomore Raymond Rennock ready to work on his computer. Computer Programing students Charles Lona and Brian Bratton get into the computer world. With help from junior Maria Tindall, sophomore Mark Evans runs his program through the computer as freshmen William Westerman works on his alone. Computers 25 Looking over camera positions for the taping of “The Generation Rap” are crew members Craig Tyson, Janet McDonald, Todd Norris, Susan Blevins, and Clarisa Reynolds. (Pho- to by Walter Youngblood) Being cameraman not only involves working the camera as sophomore Vicki Davis shows; positioning lights is also involved. (Photo by Carl Connett) Behind the scenes video man, Dennis Burk takes time out to be in the spotlight. (Photo by Carl Connett) 26 Cablevision Behind the scenes . Students learn The American Cablevision of Kansas City, Inc. has added another program to its schedule. The program is called “The Generation Rap.” It involves teenagers and adults talking about current issues and its technical crew is made up of students from Lincoln Academy North, with supervision by GT Coordinator, Miriam Simon. The crew members are Seniors Janet MacDonald, Walter Youngblood, junior Dennis Burk, sophomores Shawn Gentry, Vicki Davis, Justina Robinson, Monica Tindall, Clarisa Reynolds and fresh- men Ellen Binder, Susan Blevins, Lisa Fillpot, Todd Norris, Dennis Price and Craig Tyson. The students are in charge of cameras, audio, video, switcher, TV world promotions, with some direct- ing the technical crew and production. “We were tired of just watching tv and not knowing how programs were made, we decided then to find out how,” said producer Monica Tindall. The students not only learn how the pro- grams are made but make it possible for everyone to see their program once a week for a half hour. Lincoln is the only school in KC to have the opportunity of working with Cablevision this way. Summing it all up best Monica Tindall said “When working with Cablevision we handle a lot of precious equip- ment and take on a lot of responsibilities which may be helpful for any job.” Pernell Carr Last minute adjustments to the switch- board by producer Monica Tindall is viewed by director Shawn Gentry. (Photo by Carl Connett) Cablevision 27 Organizations Three new groups were adopted here at the Academy. Jobs for Missouri Graduates is designed to teach students the basic essentials of finding the right job and how to keep it. “Basically our job is to make students aware of job searching skills. We make them aware of community employ- ment and give them some type of career path,” said adviser Ms. Janet Watson. Xinos, a sorority sponsored by Phi Delta Kappa, an honorary teachers fraternity, was formed to help high school ladies higher their goals of education and help make their and other communities better. They held a bake sale and visited Swope Ridge Nursing Home and Zion Grove Church. The group was sponsored by Mrs. Helen Ragsdale, social studies teacher. The third group, Micro- nauts, helped students expand their knowledge of the com- puter world. It was sponsored by Mrs. Donna Gray, math- ematics teacher. Kerry Greenwood Xinos FRONT ROW Chareese Higgins, Tracye Gee, Angela Robins, Bridgett Collins SECOND ROW Shawn Wesson, Felicia Burns, Damita Galberath, Lelanie Lee THIRD ROW Jolenda Motley, Orchid Ful bright, La tony a Clayton, Tracey Weaver, Marietta Hubbard BACK ROW sponsor Mrs. Helen Ragsdale, Howis Toler, Trade Parker, Latonya Abraham Spanish Club FRONT ROW Cynthia Wren, Laura Scott, Andrea Johnson, Chareese Higgins, Monica Bond, Kelley Ashley, Shelisa Smith SECOND ROW Sonya Callis, Kamela Clayton, Teri Brown, Richelle Ford, Connie Adams, Vicki Shelby, Bonita Powell, Donna French Club FRONT ROW Tracey Dennis, Shirelyn Bird well, Cathy Jones, Sherry Farris, Ronda Hirsch, Clarisa Reynolds SECOND ROW Robin Tillot- son, Laqueena Johnson, Tonya Davis, Jill MacDonald, Rhonda Simpson, Dudley BACK ROW Patrick Webb, Darryl Akins, Vincent Rollie, Verdis Green, Clinton Cason, Anthony Stock- man, Karen Griffin, Shelita Vaughn, sponsor Mrs. Nancy McClure, Angela Maxey Whigham, Candida Moss, Howis Toler, Beth Dawson, Steven Norris, Marcie Miller BACK ROW Sonya Thompson, Harvey Vaughn, Anna Jones, Carolyn Frazier, Karen Dixon, Eddie Lane Martin Zarate THIRD ROW Candace 28 Spanish Club, French Club, Xinos Youth for Christ FRONT ROW Robert Ontman, Leila Newspaper Staff Front Row, Cassandra Harston, Carolyn Akridge, BACK ROW Debra Ontman, Shawn Gentry Burks BACK ROW Daniel Tancredi, Traci Ross, Paul Tancredi Youth in Government FRONT ROW Dennis Price, Crystal Garret, Latonya Pegues, Cynthia Wren, Eric Bland, Coleen Houlihan, Laura Scott SECOND ROW Rhonda Simpson, Shundrekia Smith, Angela McIntosh, Janet MacDonald, Robert Shepard, Kamela Clayton, Chareese Higgins, Shawndell Smith, Cachella Sims, Candace Wiggins, D. Moore THIRD ROW Sharon Harris, Tonya Crawford, Angela Maxey, Leslie Crispin, Brenda Blosser, Barbara McAdams, Mia Clifton, Tracey Dennis, Robin Wheeler, Patricia Robert, Rina Jackson, Candida Moss, Mrs. Marva Hackett, sponsor FOURTH ROW Daniel Stevens, Louis Carney, Elizabeth Blevins, Keith Oxley, Traci Ross, Marilyn Miller, Colleen Craig, Robert Lazarcyk, Craig Tyson, Pamela Emerson, Roberta Simpson, Bonita Powell, Billy Hale, sponsor Mrs. Avis Wheelock BACK ROW David Curtis, Steve Burton, Shirelyn Birdwell, Angela Walker, Felicia Jordan Jobs for Missouri Graduates FRONT ROW Sponsor Mr. Leon Scroggins, Lisa Grayes, Joanne Menzie, Rosalind Eddins, Toni Callis, Diane Stand ford, Cynthia Hayes, Rebecca Wright, Reba Stewart, Tracy, Gee, Sheila Fitzgerald, Andre Pugh, Leila Akridge, Venita Champ, Zandra Finch, Bridgette Collins, Sponsor Ms. Janet Watson SECOND ROW Reahlene Savage, Lelaunda Austin, Latonya Davis, Ben Davis, Victoria Barrett, Barbara Finch, Dewayne Baskin, Vera Lucas, Sonya Callis, Jackie Sawyer, Charles Williams, Vonda Emmanuel, Tusha K imber BACK ROW Tywanna Alexander, Lloyd Richardson, Darren Hersey, Crystal Lloyd, Robert Keys, Mark Davis, Mina Harris, Dessie Wilborn Trials and Tribulations Trials and tribulations hounded the marching band on their trip to Florida A and M to perform at the Rattler Strike and the homecoming parade. They raised part of the money by selling raffle tickets; the band members paid for the other part out of their own pockets. Next there were problems with the buses breaking down once on the way there and once on the way back. But band members thought the trip was worth every minute of it. “The way the crowd accepted us made us feel good when we performed, said Kiphanie Radford, soph- omore. “Florida is a band city and Kansas City a drill team atmosphere.” While in Florida the drum majors were ranked second over all high school bands there. The band chose to go to Florida because Mr. Calvin Whitmore III graduated from there. “I knew Florida A and M had an outstanding marching band,” said Mr. Whitmore. “Also high school bands from across the country performed there.” Besides going to Florida the band collected several awards, Chaos! The Marching Blue Tigers prepare to put on the half time show. (Photo by Paul Newman) including first place in the Hispanic Day parade and first place as marching musical unit and second place in showman- ship at the Antioch Pre- American Royal parade. They also performed in the American Royal and Veteran Day parades and in Drill Team competition. The band felt good about their year. “I appreciate getting back to marching, since last year our program was cut short by the absence of Mr. Whit- more,” said Steven Mitchell, junior. Carl Harris On their way to the big time, the Marching Blue Tigers depart for Tallahassee, Florida, on a special invitation from the Florida A and M marching band. (Photo by Paul New- man) The Marching Blue Tigers FRONT ROW Director Mr. Calvin Whitmore III, Gerald Counts, Frank Starks, Patricia Cain, LeLanie Lee, Trina Johnson, Renetta Golden, Mario Pugh, Grace Gardenhire, Angela Ray, Helena Anthony, Yolanda Murry, Darrin Johnson, Dawn Estelle, Darrin Story, assistant SECOND ROW Perry Gardenhire, Steven Mitchell, Anthony Brown, Demetrius Franklin, Richard Tillman, Carl Harris, Kenneth Copeland, Tony Tolbert, Veronica Williams, Laquina Hall, Mia Rucker, Glenda Ward, James Ward THIRD ROW Brian Bratton, Larry Dixon, Gregory McDowell, Billy Moore, Kiphanie Radford, Deirdre Cooper, William Bush, Carlisa McIntosh, Anthony Wilson, Leila Akridge, Sonya Thomas, Lanetta Wilmore-bey, Brian Johnson BACK ROW Milton Denato, Joel White, Ermon Dixon, Gillespie Reed, Robert Brown, Eddie Wyatt Conceiving and Achieving “Whatever your mind can conceive it can achieve through working with the concert and gospel choir,” said Cynthia Hayes, senior The choir has proved this saying true by participating in a number of activities including Christmas carols at the Country Club Plaza, Crown Center, and City Hall. This year the choir’s spring production was “The Wiz.” The concert Choir was also chosen to compete in the Annual Youth Festival spon- sored by the Mid Town Kiwan- is. The Gospel choir was very busy touching the hearts of others by singing for the Lord at churches throughout Mis- souri The Gospel Choir is under the direction of Eula Caldwell, senior, and Mrs. Dorothy Shep- herd, choir instructor. The concert choir is under the direction of Mrs. Shepherd, accompanied by Mrs. Charlyne Looney. Gospel Choir FRONT ROW Karen Gilmore, Yvette Gray, Lisa Jones, Earlene Baldwin, Marion Edwards, Latonya Abraham, Deanne Kirk, Cynthia Hayes, Traci Ross, Yvonne Gray, Tujuana Ander- son BACK ROW Debra Collins, Victoria Singing joyously! Student Director Barrett, Ray Richardson, Kent Brown, Eula Caldwell, senior, directs the Larry Dixon, Kevin Brown, Donald John- Gospel Choir at the Thanksgiving son, Tara Burney, Michelle Monroe, Felicia assembly. (Photo by Ray Knutsen) Burns Concert Choir FRONT ROW Mrs. Charlyn Looney, Accompanist, Dora Fry, Tusha Kimber, Carol Ray, Sharon Whitaker, Leona Conway, Donald Johnson, Robert Shepard, Eddie Wyatt, Rodney Wilkes, Larry Dixon, Felicia Burns, Tujuana Anderson, Sarah Ehrlich, Latonya Clayton, Mrs. Dorothy Shepherd, Director SECOND ROW Deborah Ontman, Lisa Jones, Kimberly Butler, Patricia Tracy, Dana Palmer, Anthony Butler, Kevin Brown, Michael Smith, Barbara Tatum, Sonya Thompson, Cheryl Tindall, Marilyn McGautha, Angela Brown, Doris Wilson THIRD ROW Jacqueline, Wheeler, Annette Fowler, Detreal Durr, Diane Jewell, Earlene Baldwin, Karen Gilmore, Monica Hardy, Cynthia Harris, Carl Green, Joel Snow, Elmer Wyatt, Marlene Harden, Lelanie Lee, Diane Irby, Cynthia Hayes BACK ROW Christina Robinson, Victoria Barrett, Michelle Monroe, Michelle Wilson, Deborah Collins, Deanna Kirk, Tara Burney, Audrey Solomon, Michael Merriweather, Paris Harrington, Jamel Peterson, Warren Heilderberg, Karl Hill, Robert Smith, Yolanda Murry, Rochelle Bolden, Traci Ross Fame? Success? loniquc Drake! Acting, the ability to per- form, is a God-given talent given to only a few chosen people. One of these people is Monique Drake, a junior who is making a name for herself. Monique has serious plans about pursuing dramatics as a career. She has been in debate for three years and says that there are some advantages and disad- vantages of being a part of the group. “Acting calls for con- stant practice and commitment, but it’s well-worth the try,” said Monique, “because I like to get attention.” This year Monique ranked first out of 88 participants in a forensics tournament at Ruskin High School. She also won first place in an oratory speech on child abuse. Monique was motivated by Carol Burnett. However, she likes drama better than comedy. The key to being good at what she does is that she has to make herself the person in the situation, “I have to try to forget who I am so that what I am doing will be effective,” she said. This year at the talent show she did an excerpt from the Broadway play “For Colored Girls Only Who Have Considered Suicide when the Rainbow Is Not Enough.” “I had to pretend that I was a mother who didn’t want her children to be killed,” she said. Anita Gatlin Promising Future? During the Drama Club's choral interpretation of “The Creation, ” Vicki Davis, sophomore, and Sanda Finch, senior, use gestures to bring the poem across. (Photo by Ray Knulsen) 32 Drama, Debate and Forensics “He dropped my babies from the fifth floor window, I tried to catch them, I almost had them ... ” says Monique Drake, junior, as she turns a dramatic interpretation of “All I could Do Was Whisper” into something realistic. Drama Club FRONT ROW Sponsor Cole, Sheila Fitzgerald, Cedric Davis Mrs. Brenda Rivette, Delando Hay- BACK ROW Darrin Whire, Carolyn wood, Candice Whigham, Lisa Gordon Burks, Cassandra Harston, Anita Gatlin SECOND ROW Dana Dudley, Michael Debate and Forensics FRONT ROW Robert Shepard, Larry Dixon, John Brooks, Cynthia Hayes, John Hammonds, Robert Ontman SECOND ROW Bryan Williams, Barbara Finch, Trade O'Dell, Zandra Finch, Robert Tinsley THIRD Playing the part of Della, a young lady who sells her hair for a Christmas present, Sheila Fitzgerald, senior, cries as Earlene Baldwin, does the cutting in a Christmas play presented by the Drama department. ROW Stephanie Galetti, Monique Drake, Susan Barkoney, Vicki Davis, Rita Brown, Leo Swope BACK ROW Harvey Vaughn, Yolanda Murry, Carl Aaron, Kevin Brown Drama, Debate and Forensics 33 V ‘We aim to support’ Roaring, cheering, and lead- ing the LA Tigers on to victory was the main goal for the cheerleaders. Leading cheers at a pep assembly or a game gave the cheerleaders the satisfaction of knowing that they were rousing the spirit in everyone they cheer to. Everyone thinks cheerleading is all fun and games but Renee Gardner, varsity cheerleader, knows it is not. “The cheering association wasn’t as organized as it could have been,” she said. “Therefore things didn’t go as smoothly as they did during my previous years as a cheer- leader.” The cheerleaders had a new sponsor this year, Mrs. Lois Malone, Debate and English teacher. Mrs. Malone took a huge responsibility this year. She agreed to be the sponsor of 23 cheerleaders, a job which demanded a lot of time and dedication. “A sponsor shouldn’t show favoritism, but should treat everyone the same,” said Marilyn McGautha, varsity cheerleader. If a sponsor is going to go by the cheerleading rules, these rules should be enforced all year and not at one particular time. Jason Duckworth, junior, thought the cheerleaders did a good job. “I think the ladies contributed very much to all the athletic events they cheered in,” he said. “I think I am speaking for all athletes in saying that we really appreciate the support and pride that the cheerleaders bestow on us and in the crowd.” Christina Robinson Yell Leaders Brian Kearney, John Hammond, Steven Burton, Andre Pugh, Martez Gardner, Lorenzo Hammond, Paul Tancredi 34 Cheerleaders Take hold! JV Cheerleaders keep spirits JV Cheerleaders Karen Griffin. Renita up at the Northeast basketball game. Gee, Chareese Higgins, Michelle Monroe, Vicki Davis, Justina Robinson, Sandra Sutton, Gail Brown Varsity Cheerleaders Christina Robin■ Freshman Cheerleaders Angela Mcln- son, Rebecca Wright, Renet Gardner, tosh, Kamela Clayton, Shalita Vaughn, Tonya Moore, Latonya Davis, Diana Irby, Renet Eubanks, Angela Maxey, Donna Marilyn McGautha, Felicia Burns Dudley, Camille Waters Cheerleaders 35 Wff a -sAnur 3 fcy a Martial Arts FRONT ROW James Arm- Eric Bland BACK ROW Steve Clark, ster, Stuart Elliot, Waymon Hudson, Eddie Sponsor Mr. Robert McCoy, Kenny Frazier, Hines, Curtis Green, Jamie Marzett Sponsor Mr. Richard Wholf SECOND ROW Tony Moss, Kathy Olvera, Chess FRONT ROW Reshaunda Daniels, Sponsor Mr. Allen Bentz, Raymond Brian Williams, Monique Drake BACK Rennock ROW Daniel Tancredi, Billy Hale, Pom Pon FRONT ROW Diyon Giles, Sponsor Mrs. Sandy Montgomery, Jalinda Nicole Easley, Tonia Watson, Barbara Motley, Rena Jackson, Sheilahn Davis, Tatum, Tonya Crawford BACK ROW Howis Toler, Damita Gal heart h 36 Chess Club PEP CLUB FRONT ROW Markina Harris, Robin Tillotson, Rhonda Simpson. Shelisa Smith, Monya Ortega, SECOND ROW Spon- sor Daniel McDaniels, Shundrekiz Smith, Laura Scott, Shawn Wesson, Bonita Powell, CaChella Sims, LaQuenna Johnson, Cynthia Wren, THIRD ROW Vernita Champ, Cathy Jones, Andrea Johnson, Lorinda Tanner, Iris Collins, Vonda Emmanuel, Leann Turner, Tracy Riddle, BACK ROW Cynthia Cason, Kim Davis, Candi Moss, Pamela Smith, Dana Haynes, Felicia Jondan, A lane Watts, Crystal Walker, Charron Town- send, Kim Kindred The Quiet Sturm The “Quiet Storm” rides again! The L.A. “Tiger Pawns” Chess Team reached maturity this year, consistently placing among the top three teams in city wide competi- tions. This year L.A. held its first tournament, the K.C. H.S. Open. The Tigers placed second. They also placed second at the Shawnee Mission East and the Paseo Invitation- als. They were unable to place in the Shawnee Mission East Silver Knight Tourney and the Sumner Invitational because they did not have a full team. The varsity team consists of Billy Hale, sophomore, Glenn White junior, Daniel Tancredi junior, Henry Gentry, junior, Brian Williams senior, and sponsor Mr. Allen Bentz. Kerry Greenwood King on the warpath: Daniel Tancredi, junior, moves toward success on the makeshift chess board as Reshaunda Daniels, senior, Henry Gentry, junior, and Brian Williams, senior; look on intently. Chess Club 37 Striving for Better School Over the Christmas holiday they donated $100 to Lincoln for a new snow plow, a money donation to Lincoln’s baseball team, and a turkey and grocer- ies to three needy families in Kansas City. The “they” I’m speaking of is Lincoln’s own Student Government. Student Government also sponsored LA’s football Home- coming and a clean school contest which involved all the student body to keep LA clean. Andre Pugh, Vice-President feels their main goal is a better school but says “If students realize their responsibility as an individual student, being con- cerned for their environment, the home of the Blue Tigers would be appreciated by every- Voicing his opinion on Student Govern- ment issues, Vice-President Andre Pugh contributes his ideas as sponsors Mr. David Hutton and Mrs. Judy Morgan listen with interest. Student Government FRONT ROW Traci Daniels, Annette Rand, Marvena White, Andre Pugh, Tracye Gee, Tracy Hughston, Angela White, Timothy Lona, Renita Gee, Billy Hale SECOND ROW Cassandra Harston, Roberta Simpson, Reshaunda Daniels, Marietta Hubbard, Karen Gilmore, Rena Jackson, Patricia Cain, Mia Rucker, Kimberly McCauley, Crystal White, Vonda Emmanuel BACK ROW Paul Tancredi, Eric Taylor, Charles Lona, Racheal Lewis, Jaclyn Kennedy, Rosalind Madden, Damita Gal hearth, Sponsors Mrs. Judy Morgan, Mr. David Hutton With help from an '82 alumni Wilbur Brown, Tracye Gee, Student Govern- ment President, collect and pack up goods for a needy family. 38 Student Government Student Advisory Committee Tim Smith, Dean William Rowan, Billy Lona, Eric Taylor, Andre Pugh, Joy Hale, Tracye Gee One Hundred Girls Sponsor Mrs. Teresa Malko, Trina Achelpohl, Janet Jerre Leibee, Elizabeth Kohler, Joyce MacDonald Smith, Irene Salazar, Irma Salazar, National Honor Society FRONT ROW Joyce Smith, Irma Salazar, Kathyenid Towns, Christina Robinson, Brian Bussey, La trice Scott, Kerry Greenwood BACK ROW Cedric Davis, Sponsor Mrs. Bettye Hawkins, Tusha Kim her, Juliet Jayasekare, Trina Achelpohl, Keith Oxley, Janet MacDon- ald, Irene Salazar, Henry Gentry Student Government 39 Club FRONT ROW Dana Dudley, Dessie Wilborn, Jaclyn Kennedy, Kim McCauley SECOND ROW Sponsor Mrs. Bettye Hawkins, MurphelJe Teany, Dawn McAdams, Juliet Jayasekare BACK ROW Wendell Moore, Diana O'Dell, Stacey McNeil Attendance Assistants FRONT ROW Ben Davis, Sponsor Mrs. Cloetta Giles SECOND ROW Kenny Frazier, Brent Wagner, Reahlene Savage, Irma Salazar, Christina Robinson BACK ROW Cas- sandra Hoskins, Michelle Wilson, Sam Nero Office Assistants FRONT ROW Tracye Gee, Carolyn Burks, Eula Caldwell, Irene Salazar, Kathyenid Towns, Patricia Smith BACK ROW Debrah Collins, Carolyn Frazier, Trina Achelpohl, Tujuana Alexander Library assistant Michael Brown, senior, helps Renee Eubanks, freshman, to select an appropriate book. 40 Assistants Helping Mrs. Bettye Ha wkins, librar- ian. with responsibility, library assis- tant Debra Collins, handles the job as Kathy Olvera, freshman asks for help Library can be fun What makes being a library assistant a fun and interesting job? “I like getting to meet more people and getting to read interesting books before other students get to read them,” said Wendell Moore, sophomore. Dessie Wilborn, senior, finds shelving books the most dif- ficult. “But I enjoy it,” she said. Students went to the resource center to assist some times during the extended fourth hour when there was usually no class work to be done. The library assistants, along with the Book Club members, took part in many activities. In December the annual luncheon was held for members who wanted to participate. The luncheon consisted of different dishes brought by the members. Other activities sponsored by the assistants were the selling of Pumpkin and Santa grams. Kim McCauley Library Assistants FRONT ROW Sponsor Mrs. Bettye Hawkins-Smith, Juliet Jayasekare, Dawn McAdams, Donald Miller, Diana O’Dell, LeNea Cargo, Kim McCauley, Jaclyn Kennedy BACK ROW Michael Brown, Wendell Moore, Rodger Ross, Deborah Collins, Dana Dudley, Rita Brown, Shawn Wesson, Brian Bussey Assistants 41 Micro- takeover What has two legs, speaks a computer language and is able to punch in any program in a single bound? Give up? A Micronaut. If you are asking yourself, “What is a Micronaut?” You are not alone. Although the Micronauts have been estab- lished for three years, not much has been said in their recogni- tion. The Micronauts are a group formed by the students and sponsored by Mrs. Donna Gray, computer programming teacher. There are six members. James Messick junior and team teacher; Mike Van Horn, junior, William Westerman, freshman, Jill McDonald, jun- ior, who are advanced program- mers, and Maria Tindall, junior, and Marc Evans, soph- omore, who are considered beginners. “I enjoy computers and it is a good beginning for a career,” said James Messick. “I want to be ready with computers when they take over the world.” The Micronauts started when a group of Mrs. Gray’s students entered a contest. They decided that they would like to get better at their programming skills and to enter more contests. “To be a Micronaut, one has to be a top-notch programmer,” said Mrs. Gray. “Being a first year computer student, I feel it was an honor being asked to be a Micronaut,” said Marc Evans. Each student works in his own class time. Usually the members do extra programs to improve their skills. Trina Achelpohl Micronauts FRONT ROW William Westerman, Jill MacDonald, Maria Tin- dall, BACK ROW Mike Van Horn, James Messick, Marc Evans, Kenneth McFeders, sophomore, observes as Maria Tindall, junior, types the key to the future. 42 Micronauts ‘7 want to be ready when computers take over the world. James Messick, junior, plans to make computers his career. Chemistry Lab Assistants Elizabeth Kohler, Janet MacDonald, Mrs. Joanne Sabatka, Joyce Smith Explorer Post FRONT ROW Trina Dumas, Marion Edwards, La tony a Clayton, Damita Galbearth, Karen Hardy, Chareese Higgins, Sponsor SECOND ROW Michelle Clayton, Dissecting Team FRONT ROW Spon- sor Mr. Stephen Kohl, Glenda Ward, Janet MacDonald, Josepha Lara, Bryan Kearney, John Hammond, Kevin Adams SECOND ROW Patricia Cain, Mia Rucker, Marilyn Miller, Carolyn Dawson, Tommy Williams, Tracye Gee, Cynthia Hayes, Sharon Whittaker, Michelle Malone, Tim Lona THIRD ROW Kiphanie Radford, Barbara McAdams, Maria Tindall, Peggy Miller, Jerry Williams, Jason Duckworth, Lorenzo Hammond, Cedric Davis, Sherri Farris, Steven Williams, Teresa Michelle Monroe, Stephanie Jefferson, Connie Adams, Bonita Powell, Lillian Hamlett, Kimberly McCauley BACK ROW Rosalind Rhodes, Merry El- dridge, Donna Lenoir, Paul McKissick Malko, Irma Salazar, Diane O’Dell, Trina Achelpohl, Chris Lona, Joe Chabot, Ronnie LaNear, Jame Messick, Traci Ross, Vannessa Daniels, Sue Barkony, Lavris Watts, Tricia Smith, Irene Salazar BACK ROW Robert Tinsley, Michelle Johnson, Michael Brown, Elizabeth Dawson, Robert Golston, Jame Armster, Elizabeth Blevins, Jamel Peterson, Damon Hop- kins, Brian Bratton, Steven Burton, Colleen Craig, La trice Scott, Rhonda Hirsch, Kim Thompkins, Thomas Thebo, Brian Williams Company A KNEELING Kent Crock- ett, Regina McDowell, Keith Johnson FRONT ROW Donald Madison, Felicia Burns, Stephanie Clark SECOND ROW Kim Butler, William Williams, Ricky Toynton, Lisa Jones, Latonia Abraham, Edna Alford, Rash a Shukair, Ronnie Cox, SFC Roosevelt Cook THIRD ROW Oliver Hurd, George Dupree, Vincent Wells, Tony Moss, Kent Brown, Chad Kennedy, April Bryant, Rodney Wilkes BACK ROW Kelly Stewart, Kevin Brown, Dewayne Guess, Dewey Hunter, Edgar Robinson, Winston Simpkins, Michael Scott Company B, First Platoon FRONT ROW Sandra Finch, John Toynton, Damita Gal bear th SECOND ROW Brian Johnson, Theory Bennett, Crystal White, Rachelle Harvey, Tracy Parker, Michael Medellin THIRD ROW Tonette Ealy, Vance Jackson, Tracy Weaver, Angela Ray, Jeron Arbuthnot, SFC Roosevelt Cook BACK ROW Garrett Mumphrey, Patricia Jones, Gregory McDowell, Ermon Dixon, Lome Mabon Company C KNEELING Vincent Jack- son, Katrina Timazee FRONT ROW Darryl Akins, Milton Grayes SECOND ROW Angela Anderson, Harvey Johnson, Carmen Chavez, Miranda Lilly, Deelee Askew, Priscilla Asberry, Anna Parrot, Gail Brown, Anthony Bostic THIRD ROW Yolanda Beasley, Becky Robinson, Kimberly Johnston, Ladonna Williams, Ollie Haggins, Richard Tillman, Cynthia Hayes, Jackie Haynes, Anthony Butler, Larry Dixon BACK ROW Charles Cook, David McDonald, Yvonne Gray, William Williams, William Elliot, Lashon Jordan, Deon Chapman 44 JROTC JROTC Male Officers FRONT ROW Ross Snare SECOND ROW Kent Crockett, Vincent Jackson, Donald Miller, Donald Madison ROTC Color Guard Steven Hooker, Winston Simpkins, Edgar Robinson, Jeron Arbuthnot Company B, Second Plattoon KNEELING Sandra Finch, John Toyn- ton, Damita Galbearth FRONT ROW Brian Johnson, Vann Craig, Lilliam Ham let t SECOND ROW Diane O’Dell, Anthony Penerman, Barbara Finch, Zanda Finch, Patricia Williams, Donald Madison THIRD ROW Tony Ealy, Annette Fowler, Darrel Sears, Rodney Williams, Charles Williams, Steven Hooker, Martin Toynton BACK ROW John Menzie, Vernon Graves, Timothy Williams, John Taylor, Joe Neil ROTC Staff FRONT ROW Lillian Hewlett,, Donald Miller, Stephanie Clark BACK ROW Craig Vann, Trade Parker, Donald Madison Girls’ Drill Team FRONT ROW Stephanie Clark, Sandra Finch SECOND ROW Anna Parrot, Carmen Chavez, Crystal White, Damita Galbearth, Jeron Arbuthnot THIRD ROW Barbara Finch, Trade Parker, Yvonne Gray, Tracy Weaver, Jackie Haynes BACK ROW Patricia Williams, Zanda Finch, Cynthia Hayes JROTC 45 Mrs. Linda Herrin, Assistant Dean 46 South Campus Personnel Mr. Francis Gates, Counselor South Campus Personnel Mrs. L. Presley, Counselors’ Secretary Mrs. Janice Mahl, Community Relations South Campus Personnel 47 Library Media Y earhook Newspaper Mrs. Sybil Buford shows audio-visual aide Robert Christian how to thread a Bell and Howell projector. Library Media Club FRONT ROW U Scott, James Travis, Laina Schwartz, Donovan Harvey BACK ROW Donald Rash, Phillip Roberts, Mrs. E. Rowan, sponsor, Tracy Tabron 48 Library Media Club Yearbook Staff FRONT ROW Mira Expinoza, Tim Lovelace, Markena Harris, Robert Archuletta, Angeline Hutchison, Tommy Cobb, Michelle France BACK ROW Washington, Julia McGee, Kelly Nance, Blinda Caldwell Cynthia Ward, Stephanie Brown, Rochelle Williams, Grant Newspaper Staff Michael Saunders, Kevin Rentie, Deloris Clark, Tera Feaster, Richard Wright, Kimberly Stewart Yearbook, Newspaper 49 Lincoln Academy Orchestra and Magnetic {Singers Orchestra FRONT ROW Beverly Smith, Diane Walker, Sheila Williams, Frieda Morris, Sonja Brunson, Le Ann Turner, Rochelle Bright, Sylvia Brown, Chris Goldman SECOND ROW Kellie Miller, Neva Holloway, Sherri Lewis, Monica McKinney, Jeffrey Green, Julia McGee, Marcyl Goode, John Tibbetts, Ken Breckenridge, Darron Adams THIRD ROW Lesha Dennis, Kimberly Davis, Sherry Smith, Peter Helmkamp, Steve Connaghan, Thomas Mercer, Jonnie White, Alanjadro Bell, Joseph Tuck, Adic Horton BACK ROW Wendell Moore, Mike Connaghan, Chris Mitchell, Maceo Hubbard, Correy Estelle, Mike Andrews Not Shown: Carmen Brown, Geoffrey Butler, Cynthia Cason, Bari Cooper, Brendon Dana her, Bobbie Martin, Vivian Peters, Michelle Bruce, La Shon Jordan, Stephanie Overstreet, Raymond Rennock, Mary Kinderman 50 Orchestra Magnetic Singers FRONT ROW Gregory Brown, Lester Miller, Sonya Khalil, Michael Stennis, Tyrone Pike, Dwayne Trigg, Darian Carter, Kalen Stewart, Holly Fisher, Shelley Thomas, Terri Yancey, Melisa Tompkins, Portia Rossback, Tira Davis SECOND ROW David Hayes, Delores Clark, Katherine Henry, Karrysa Reese, Cassandra McDonald, Bridgett Gilkey, Raquel Dupree, Angela Tomlin, Delisa Alexander, Lisa Bowman, Kim Nickens, Claire Oxley, Nicole Brown, La Donna Butler, Priscilla Lott, Deanna Myers THIRD ROW Mr. H. W. West, Director, Kim Burris, Kim Kindred, Pamela Botley, Toiva Bayhnam, Beatrice Merritt, Latonya King, Jennifer Ortega, Maria Johnson, Stephanie Brown, Kendra Sears, Kathy Woods, Dana Booker, Tracey Tabron, Lisa Hollis, Bonnie Cole, Lori Leemasters, Kim Jones BACK ROW Mike Rash, James Monroe, Johnny Ferguson, Calvin Jenkins, John Isom, Michael Stous, Vernon Botley, Cornell Perry, Artist Lewis, Anthony Sayles, Dwight Jones, Timothy Hutchison, Paul York, Clayton Rainey, Jabir Hazziez, Dwayne Harris, Karl Bell, David Vann Magnetic Singers 51 French Club, FI Club de Espanol Xumero Cno The Book Fair was a great adventure in reading. Students had an opportunity to purchase books of their choice in the Resource Center. Each day of the fair, three names were drawn, and students won a free book of their choice. French Club FRONT ROW Keith Barbour, Kathy Woods, Monya Ortega, Tracy Tabron SECOND ROW Rebecca Hirsch, Lies1 Ashley, Keala Jordan, Andre Adams, Kelli Nance THIRD ROW Sterling Seals, Michelle Shaw, Cathy Battles, Lesha Dennis, Jacqueline Banks BACK ROW Adam Wray, Peter Helm- kamp, La t any a King, Donovan Harvey, Sponsor Mr. James Boyer 52 French Club Campuses join forces as North Campus Spanish teacher Mrs. Nancy McClure and South Campus Spanish teacher Mrs. Ledia Soderlund meet after school. El Club de Espanol Numero Uno FRONT ROW Misty Stover, Enis Narvin, Stephen Connaghan. Roberta Howard, Dietra Dickerson, Sherry Smith, Priscilla Loft, Tori McCloskey SECOND ROW Sponsor Mrs. Ledia Soderlund, Tammy Shepherd, Angeline Washington, Alane Watts, Dana Hayes, Latonia Rail. Lisa Bond, Leslea Story, Charron Townsend, Lassandra Pearl BACK ROW James Canada, Stefanie Brown, Carnita Smith, Hope Brown, Cassandra Berri, Kimberly Coleman, Sherri Lewis, Michelle France, Joann Williams El Club de Espanol 53 Youth for Christ FRONT ROW Damon German, Beverly Shaw, Michelle Atchison, Paul York, Artis Johnson, Jeffrey Ward, Shannon Strothers, Melinda Ferris, Carlos Morris, Carla Greene, Phyllis Bradley, Phillip Roberts, Hope Brown, Javier Boykin BACK ROW Karen Grigsby, Alanjadro Bell, Michelle Zarate, Raymond Malone Youth for Christ Student Gov't. Aerobics Youth for Christ FRONT ROW Latichia Rash BACK ROW Carlos Morris, Hope Brown, Mira Espinoza, Sandra Rodriguez 54 Youth for Christ Student Government Aerobics FRONT Maura Espinoza FRONT ROW Sonya Khalil, Cheryl Britten, Rochelle Bright SECOND ROW Opal Fields, Michelle Bledsoe, Melinda Farris, Jocelyn Williams, Erika Pugh THIRD ROW Misty Stover, Nicole Brown BACK ROW Joanne Williams, Lorie Leemaster, Hope Brown. Leslea Story, Crystal Walker, Lashawn Carr, Karen Harris Student Gov’t., Aerobics 55 With a smile on his face, junior Billy Hill makes weight lifting look easy. Giving all she has, cheerleader Tonya Moore cheers the Tigers to victory. 56 Sports Lincoln Tigers most supporting and spirited family gives support to each other as Mrs. Sam Co field and sons Swayne and Sam Jr. give Coach Sam Co fie Id their appreciation with a plaque. One of the happier moments in a football game is expressed as Coach Bernard Williams gives a little smile. A moment of concern is expressed on senior Regina Bowens face as she and teammate Patricia Hayes await the ball. Lincoln's crowd gives it their 100% as they watch the Blue Tigers play football. Sports 57 Rebuilding year not The newly-painted helmets full of headhunters which hon- ored the players, were just a part of the changes in the Varsity Blue Tigers football team. Coach Jerry Price, the biggest change of the Blue Tigers, summed it by saying “This season was a rebuilding year.” The season was long and extremely tough, probably 58 Football Wide receiver Steve Burton, junior, runs to the sideline to receive strategy instead of the football. because of the schedule or, as according to the Kansas City Times, Varsity was only “An overly-experienced Junior Var- sity.” The season was highlighted by Miguel Warren, becoming the first Lincoln Blue Tiger to rush for over one thousand yards. “One thousand yards was hard to get” said Miguel, “but the offensive line helped out a lot.” The Blue Tigers ended the 1982 season with a hard earned four and five record and having several players honored. Players picked for Interscholas- tic League were junior Miguel Warren, first team running back, junior John Kemp, second team center and line- backer, junior Elgie Hurd, second team guard, and senior Junior running back. Miguel Warren was the first in Lincoln's history to rush for over a thousand yards (1284). He was selected for the first-team all city, second-team all district, and all metro honorable mention. John Brooks 12, Louis Molten 72, Elgie Hurd 62, do their best to help one of the Tiger rushers against the Southeast Knights. too costly guard Charles Lona for honor- able mention. Several comments were made by players after the close of the season. “I think we had good coaching, but we just didn’t play up to our expectations,” said junior wide receiver John Brooks. Sophomore cornerback Anthony Tatum said, “Our record could have been better, but for a bunch of first-year guys I think we did all right.” Senior guard Charles Lona commented on next year’s team, “Next year’s team should be awesome. The team will be experienced, I’m looking ahead for next year so I can pick up the newspaper and all I’ll be able to read about is the Blue Tigers.” Jason Ducksorth and Irma Salazar us VARSITY THEM 26 Central 24 14 Paseo 6 6 O’Hara 41 0 Southeast 23 20 Hogan 6 14 Van Horn 16 12 Southwest 43 20 Northeast 14 30 East 36 For the 1982-83 football season the coaches honored John Brooks, Jr., Newcomer Of The Year, Elgie Hurd, Jr., Outstanding Lineman, John Kemp, Jr., Most Valuable Defensive Player, and Robert Golston, Jr., Newcomer Of The Year. Not shown, but honored were; Anthony Tatum, Soph., Outstanding Sophomore, and Miguel Warren, Jr., Player Of The Year. The following players also won All District Honors; John Brooks, First team offensive receiving, John Kemp, second team offensive center, and Miguel Warren, second team offensive back. FRONT ROW Paul Tancredi, Andre Pugh, Tommy Williams, Martez Gardner, Lacy Eldridge, Miguel Warren, Steve Burton, Jason Duckworth, John Brooks, Robert Golston SECOND ROW Anthony Tatum, Aaron Jones, Mgrs. Teresa Malko, Irma Salazar, Patricia Smith, Joyce Smith, Janet MacDonald, Kathy Towns, Kenneth Hilton, Chris Lona, Carl Aaron, Oliver Hurd BACK ROW Dan Tancredi, Louis Moten, Eric Taylor, John Kemp, De Wayne Bright, Tim Lona, Miles Williams, Elmer Wyatt, Paul Monroe, Billy Hill, Ronald Hammons, Elgie Hurd, David Gordon, London Washington, Ben Suber, Marcus Jones, Coach Jerry Price Football 59 US J.V. THEM 0 Paseo 18 2 Central 6 2 Northeast 0 12 Vanhorn 24 8 Southeast 6 28 East 0 Juniors odd helping hond Starting the season with a devastating loss against the Paseo Pirates, the JV Tigers were forced to send down Varsity players to help out. Among the players sent down was quarterback Jason Duck- worth, junior. “At first I didn’t feel this was enough,” said Jason. “We needed more exper- ience, and not knocking the other JV players, but I needed more players I felt comfortable with.” Other varsity players helping out were juniors Steve Burton, Elgie Hurd, Tim Lona, Daniel Tancredi, Paul Tancredi, and Elmer Wyatt. Finishing up the season with a 3-3 record, Coach Bernard Williams said, “The junior varsity would have been better if they paid more atten- tion, worked harder, and played less.” 60 Fooball Irma Salazar Rebuilding the Year Robert Golaton, Miguel Warren, juniors, Charles Lona, senior, and John Brooks, junior, look on to another Tiger victory. FRONT ROW Jerry Williams, Robert Lazarczyk, Curtis Celestine, Jerry Scott, Patrick Williams. BACK ROW Janet MacDonald, Terry Sappington, Grant Cook, Mark Evans, Anthony Jones, George Dupree, Eric Duckworth, Theresa Malko Coach “Killer Price calls out plays to the fighting Tigers against the South- east Knights. Final spurt aids freshmen A large turnout helped make the 1982 freshmen season successful. The Tigers were paced by the fine plays of quarterback Phillip Taylor, running back Aaron Johnson, and lineman Matthew Nave. In addition, the team had aid from Eric Duck- worth, an experienced junior varsity lineman and linebacker. The Freshmen Tigers finished their season by winning the two final games against Northeast and East, making their record 2-4. Phillip Taylor summed up the season best, “Even though our record didn’t show our ability, I think our team played pretty good.” Jason Duckworth FRONT ROW Shawn Edwards, Ernest Robinson, Cordell Smith, Phillip Tay- lor, Grady Garner BACK ROW Janet MacDonald, Steven Davis, Charles Cook, Mathew Nave, Aaron Johnson, Patricia Smith 61 They're off! As the gun goes off members of Lincoln’s cross country team take a lead. A moment of concentration and run- ning warm-ups get Bobby Hayes ready for a race Brett Wyatt, Bobby Hayes, John Toynton, Daryl Shaw, Ray Eubanks 62 Cross Country Cross Country Using his last breath, Paris Harrington races to the finish line. Leaving all his competitors behind, Jerome Gilbert finishes the race strong. JV wins IL championship T feel if we had more people out we would -L have had a good season,” commented Captain Jerome Gilbert on the not-so-successful varsity cross country season. The disappointing season didn’t spoil the efforts of our varsity runners though. Giving all they had for the Tiger squad were seniors Derrick Frazier, Charles Jackson, Dennis MacDonald, Paul Newman and Jerome Gilbert. On the other hand, the Junior Varsity Cross Country squad had a lot to celebrate, finishing first in the Interscholastic League Junior Varsity meet with the help of Bobby Hayes, junior, who finished first with a time of 12 minutes, fourteen seconds. “The competition was tough, but with the help of my teammates I knew we could win,” said Bobby. Other JV runners were juniors John Toynton, Brett Wyatt, and Damon Hopkins and sophomores Daryl Shaw and Ray Eubanks. Cross Country Coach Luther Brown had this to say about both the Varsity and Junior Varsity squads: “I would like to congratulate all of the young men who endured the practice and stayed out for Cross Country. 1 feel that all of them are champions.” Irma Salazar Cross Country 63 A return volley by Latonya Davis is looked An anxious wait for the ball is what Maria Tindall, Christine on by teammate Patricia Hayes. Robinson and Latonya Davis share in a game against Westport. Team undaunted by conflict The girls’ volleyball team finished under .500 in a season that saw many players leave midseason. The reason many teammembers left was, “because of personality conflicts with coach Essie Daniels,” said senior Latonya Davis. This was the biggest reason the team did not play well. Christina Robinson, senior, felt otherwise, “I felt we had very little communication on the floor between players.” Despite the conflicts the team finished strong. Coach Essie Daniels felt that the players pressed into action this year as a result of the quitting will provide a strong nucleus for future teams. Irma Salazar Latonya Davis, senior, has a lot to be proud of, picked as first team All Conference in the Interscholastic League. 64 Volleyball FRONT ROW Christina Robinson, Latonya Davis BACK ROW Coach Essie Daniels, Shawn Wesson, Michelle Johnson, Josephs Lara, Maria Tindall A quick reaction by Vickie Davis saves a ball from going out of bounds as teammates Sharon Reid and Regina Bowen wait for the volley. Jumping up for a volley, Christina Robinson proves one hand can do the trick as Shawn Wesson, Maria Tindall and Latonya Davis look on. Volleyball 65 In a game against Central, varsity players Robert Colston, junior, keeps his eye on Ronald Hammons, Robert Colston, and the ball as his feet get crossed up Paul Newman await the ball from against the Paseo Pirates. Damon Hopkins. Varsity Blue Tigers struggle “I don’t know what happened to us this year,” commented senior Joyce Smith. Joyce wasn’t the only fan to make this comment about our Lincoln Blue Tiger varsity basketball team. Starting the season by playing Central the Tigers lost by a devastating score of 57 to 35. After that the team didn’t get better, losing eight straight, the Tigers finally won one by beating O’Hara 49 to 44. There could be many reasons why the Tigers did not play up to their expectations. “I feel the lack of confidence among the team caused a lot of problems”, commented junior Damon Hopkins. “Not only that but the lack of experience has been the major problem,” continued Damon. Losing all but one of last season’s players, the Blue Tigers coached by Samuel Cofield had to rebuild the team’ Getting the ball was the intention of junior Ronald Hammons. The whole rebuilding process reminded fans of football sea- son seeing old players such as Damon Hopkins, showing he still can hit 20 points a game. This year also saw new faces on the court showing they were ready for varsity. Such players as Brett Wyatt, John Golston, Darryl Shaw, and Ben Suber came up from junior varsity to help the team out. The Tigers struggled this year but Damon Hopkins summed it best for the Tigers, “Our rebuilding year is over. Next year we’re going to be the dominant force in the Me- tropolitan area.” Irma Salazar 66 Basketball FRONT ROW John Golston, Charles Williams, Tracye Gee, Miguel Warren, Jerome Gilbert BACK ROW Kathy Towns, Robert Golston, Ben Suber, Ronald Hammons, Coach Sam Cofield, Damon Hopkins, Darryl Shaw, Brett Wyatt, Rosalind Madden Waiting for junior Robert Golston's shot, juniors Brett Wyatt and John Golston look on in a game against Southeast. SCOREBOARD US VARSITY THEM 35 Central 57 44 Hogan 58 62 Southeast 66 41 East 43 52 Blue Valley 77 59 Washington 61 42 O’Hara 43 48 Paseo 61 49 O’Hara 44 41 Raytown South 57 43 Lee Summit 45 50 Central 62 64 Westport 50 53 Paseo 54 59 Northeast 67 71 Rockhurst 49 61 Ruskin 66 59 SMNW 45 35 Center 55 46 Southwest 52 48 Central 49 57 Southeast 55 41 Oak Park 39 42 Van Horn 52 39 Westport 32 74 Northeast 47 58 NEC 43 46 Oak Park 58 Final over all record 9-18 Interscholastic League play 2-6 Standing in league play 8th place Basketball 67 JV Tigers stay alive SCOREBOARD US THEM 52 Central 32 74 Hogan 38 37 Southeast 41 33 East 55 50 Blue Valley 43 40 Washington 46 49 O’Hara 41 54 Paseo 55 73 Northeast 43 44 Rockhurst 42 73 Southwest 68 45 Central 46 50 Southeast 56 62 Oak Park 57 46 Van Horn 61 76 Westport 53 Final over all record 10-6 Interscholastic League play 3-5 Standing in league play 4th place These young men hit the court with vigor and exuber- ance. Fast thinking and quick moves are what kept their opponents on their toes. During the season the JV team played with vitality and pride, the characteristics of a “True Tiger”. Dwayne Matthews, so- homore states, “We should ave been undefeated. We had the talent to win, but everyone wasn’t working together.” Lincoln vs. Rockhurst proved to be an exciting game. The Tigers were up by four points at the beginning of the fourth uarter. It was offense against efense, but the Hawklets managed to tie the game. The score was 42 to 42, time was running out and there were three seconds left on the clock; The crowd grew tense, but Miguel Warren managed to keep his cool; he knew this last shot could either win or lose the game. Three, two, one, Miguel shoots the ball, the buzzard rang and the crowd could have sworn it was a Tiger’s roar. The Tigers triumph over Rockhurst 44 to 42. Christina Robinson FRONT ROW Dwayne Matthews, Oliver Hurd, Donald Johnaon BACK ROW Connie Adams, Paris Harrington, Harold Wallace, Coach Luther Brown, Ray Eubanks, Clarence Mulwee, Shawn Wes- son Shooting up for two points against Northeast is sophomore Ray Eubanks, while, junior, Lacy Eldridge awaits the rebound. 68 Basketball Freshman Tigers Stand as one The young men who made up the freshman team are truly the best of the multitude of athletes that participate in the sport of basketball. They are a great team with each man giving his own special talents toward their goal - victory. They executed their plays with great precision and followed through until they heard the “swish” of the nets. The freshman team attended the Blue Valley Tournament. Their record was 0-1 going into the tournament. They showed their superiority by defeating both Bonner Springs and Blue Valley, and winning first place in the Blue Valley Tournament. Javon Williams, freshman replied, “This year I gained a lot of experience, and it will help one prepare for next years season. Our team shows a lot of teamwork when we are playing on the court.” Christina Robinson SCOREBOARD US FRESHMAN THEM 37 Paseo 54 29 Bonner Springs 21 35 Blue Valley 31 30 Southwest 38 35 East 38 43 Northeast 42 41 Central 34 51 Southeast 53 38 Hogan 39 42 Van Horn 33 53 Westport 40 Final over-all record 6-5 Interscholastic league record 4-3 Standing in league play 4th Place SITTING Bonita Powell FRONT ROW Demetrius Davis, Craig Williams, Anth- ony Bostic, Darryl Khalil, Steve Greene, Terence Triplett BACK ROW Phillip Taylor, Leonard Gant, Tracy Pierce, Coach Micheal Mitchell, Micheal Puryear, Javon Williams, Grady Garner Basketball 69 Lady Tigers work on teamwork SCOREBOARD US VARSITY THEM 29 Southeast 51 45 Northeast 35 45 St. Teresa 50 55 East 50 30 Paseo 81 46 Southwest 59 35 Central 69 33 Northeast 35 37 Southwest 60 44 Central 63 39 Southeast 69 55 St. Teresa 51 47 Van Horn 76 53 Westport 46 53 Hogan Northeast NKC 43 Final over-all record 6-11 Interscholastic league play 2-6 Standing in league play 8th place In a game against Southwest, sophomore Monica Tindall and senior, Jackie Sawyer watch as senior Regina Bowen rebounds another ball. 70 Basketball The Varsity Blue Tiger girls survived another year of disappointments. From starting center Michelle Johnson, who fractured her leg in warm-up before playing the Paseo Pir- ates, to having another year of more losses than wins. The record didn’t show it, but according to captain Regina Bowen what was lacked was teamwork. “At the beginning we didn’t play as a team, we all seemed to play individually.” Other comments came from sophomore Penny Hudson, “I feel the girls didn’t get along too well during the season.” What ever it was holding the Lady Tigers back finally seemed to loosen towards the end of the season or as Regina Bowen stated, “The team finally started working together, learning the true meaning of teamwork.” Even though the Lady Blue Tigers, who is coached by Manfred Sasser, had a not-so-successful season, memorable moments appeared. Fans saw senior Regina Bowen have her best year ever. Others saw so- phomore Penny Hudson step into the varsity spotlight, giving all she had for the good of the Tigers. The season also saw seniors Latonya Davis and Sharon Reid keep up their fine offense and defense skills. With seniors Regina Bowen, Latonya Davis, Sharon Reid, and Jackie Sawyer leaving the Lady Tigers, the team seems hopeless. Not according to Regina Bowen, “With Penny Hudson, Michelle Johnson, Justina Robinson, Patricia Hayes, and Monica Tindall, the team ought to be outstand- ing.” The Lady Blue Tigers can only wait and see. Irma Salazar FRONT ROW Patricia Hayes, Regina Michelle Johnson, Penny Hudson, Jackie Bowen, Latonya Davis BACK ROW Janet Sawyer, Teresa Malko, Tanya Railey MacDonald, Maria Tindall, Sharon Reid, 'More work and a lot more support' £ e didn’t play very V V well together all season, but hopefully next year with a lot of work we should steadily improve,” said Sonya Brunson, fresh- man. The Lady Tigers went winless all season with an 0-10 season. However the young ladies never gave up. “We always played to win. We never gave up, we never let the score put us down,” said Sonya. The JV that are expected to aid the varsity next year are Vicki Davis, sophomore; Beth Dawson, sophomore; Sonya Brunson, freshman, Irma Williams, junior; Kim Reed, freshman, and Justina Robinson, sophomore. Senior Teresa Malko said, “To win all we need is more work and a lot of support.” Jason Duckworth Sophomore Justina Robinson tips off as seniors Regina Bowen and Sharon Reid await the ball. Junior Varsity Girls’ Basketball FRONT ROW Renee Johnson, Irma Williams, Josephs Lara, Kim Reid, Vickie Davis BACK ROW Mgrs. Tara Railey and Jill McDonald, Stephanie Galette, Beth Dawson, Justina Robinson, Sonja Brun- son, Lisa Bond With the team behind her Monica Tindall dribbles her way to them. Girls’ Basketball 71 Large turnout ready to run IVinter weight lifting puts runners in shape for spring. Getting ready for track season, junior Pa trina Fitzgerald works on the legs. 72 Track Boys' Track FRONT ROW Clarence Mulwee, Angela Brown, Robert Golston, Harold Wallace, Monica Tindall, Regina Bowen, Justine Robinson, Marcia Lee, Tammy Williams, Carl Aaron, Beth Dawson SECOND ROW Grant Cook, Tracey Pierce, Janet McDonald, Andre Pugh, Jill McDonald, Kamela Clayton, Shawndell Smith, Rita Brown THIRD ROW Sam Stillwell, Kim Reed, Robert Lazarczyk, Stave Burton, Kevin Adams, Carolyn Dawson, Lanette Robinson, Sue Blevins, Ellen Binder, Paris Harrington BACK ROW Larry Crenshaw, Charles Malone, Traci Ross, Jerry Williams, Anne Diethelm, Willie Rand, Robert Ontman Girls’ Track FRONT ROW Patricia Cane, Rhonda Hirsch, Heather Chandler, Karen Gilmore, Michelle Hardwick, Pamela Smith SECOND ROW' Angie Roy, Susan Blevins, Patrina Fitzgerald, Tammy Burris, Gertrude Elliott, La Donna Williams BACK ROW April Peterson, Sonya Bronson, Renet Eubanks, Vickie Davis, Gail Brown, sponsor Ms. Kathy James Boys’ Track FRONT ROW Tommy Williams, John Toynton, Billy Hill, Curtis Celestine, John Kemp, Charles Lona, Aaron Jones, Kenneth Hylton, Terry Sappington SECOND ROW Milton Graves, Carl Richardson, Michae 1 Loney, Paul Monroe, David Blades, Lloyd Richardson, Dewayne Baskin, Kendall Murff THIRD ROW Dewayne Bright, Roosevelt Rambo, Carl Aaron, Joel Snow, Maurice Hayes, Lorenzo Hammonds, Brian Kearney, Marcus Jones BACK ROW Kenneth Smith, Michael Reyes, Tony Moss, Jamel Peterson, Jeffery Davis, Steve Burton, Anthony Mitchell, Donald Starr Junior, Patrina Fitzgerald shows off her weight-lifting talents. Working on upper arms, junior John Kemp keeps in shape. Funds help start season With football in the spotlight what is everybody talking about baseball for? “We want new uniforms”, said junior, Jason Duckworth. The players have started the 1982-83 baseball season a little early by raising money for the team. “We need transportation, uniforms, and not to mention other necessi- ties,” commented Coach Bernard Williams. The team started by asking for donations: pennies, nickles, dimes, the team was in great need of money. Then Coach Williams decided to sell the most popular item at Lincoln: candy! The money is not all that’s needed for our Blue Tigers, with the team loss of experience players, the team was left desperate. Luckily, someone answered the Tiger’s prayers, with newcomers such as John Brooks, Kevin Lucas, and Phillip Taylor. There’s no stopping those Tigers now! Returning players include seniors; Delmar “Buster” Coppage, Robert L. Smith, Antoin Foster, juniors; Royce Allen, Lacy Eldridge, Elgie Hurd, Jason Duckworth, Miguel Warren, Jim Messick, Brent Marley, Jeff Davis, and sophomores Oliver Hurd, Anthony Tatum, Martez Gardner. Manager Irene Salazar com- mented on the coming season, “We’re going to take state this year.” Whatever the outcome may be the Blue Tigers will be number 1 in Lincoln Academy’s heart. Irma Salazar FRONT ROW Mgrs. Irene Salazar. Joyce Smith, Robert L. Smith, Mgrs. Irma Salazar, Linda Taft SECOND ROW Coach Bernard Williams, Miguel Warren, Jim Messick, Tim Lona, Jeffery Davis, Jason Duckworth BACK ROW Martez Gardner, Elgie Hurd, Anthony Tatum, Steve Burton, Oliver Hurd, Royce Allen Baseball 73 PEOPLE Taking a relaxing break before a cross country meet, junior Bobby Hayes and senior Jerome Gilbert discuss their strategy. Wondering where his food is, Assistant Dean Richard Gooden joins junior Dan Tancredi and senior Barbara Finch at the Ethnic Day Luncheon. A classroom full of teachers is what any student dreads as a few teachers from Lincoln South and North, headed by Mr. Michael Reese discuss school criteria. Preparing for a segment on “The Generation Rap” are senior Charles Lona, freshmen April Peterson, junior Steve Burton, sophomores Kiphanie Radford, and Thayne Herrin. 74 People Foreign Exchange student Rafael Lemons show he’s not shy at all as he enjoys a weeks stay at Lincoln. Playing varsity in a game against Paseo, sophomore Ben Suber looks for an open Getting the sports pages under way, editor Jason Duckworth gets help from sports writer Irma Salazar. People 75 Mr. Allen Bentz, Science Ms. Bettye Berry, PE Mr. Leo Blount, PE Mr. James Boyer, French Mr. Alvin Brown Ms. Sybil Buford, English Ms. Juanita Carroll, English Ms. Ernestine Clark, Business SFC Roosevelt Cook, ROTC Ms. Ernestine Cooper, Mathematics Ms. Marianne Daly, Reading Ms. Essie Daniels. Science Mr. George Davis, Band, Orch. Ms. Jeanne Davison, Mathematics Ms. Marilyn Deister, PE Ms. Margaret Dillon, Science Mr. Chester Dixon, Industrial Arts Mr. George Dixon Mr. Earl Frevele, Metals Mrs. Hattie Gassaway, Science Mrs. Ponder, South Campus counselor, checks student records. 76 Administration, Faculty Administration, Faculty English teachers from both campuses meet to plan curriculum changes. Ms. Christine Christ, Social Studies Mr. Homer Gillespie Mrs. Shirley Gordon, English Mrs. Marva Hackett Mrs. Evelyn Harrington, Home Economics Ms. Bettye Hawkins. Librarian Mrs. S. Hughes, English Mr. David Hutton, English Ms. Carolyn James, English Ms. Kathie James, Typing Ms. Shirley Johnson, Mathematics Ms. Cosette Kelly, English Mr. Alexander Klusman, Small Engines Ms. Jerre Leibee, Counselor Ms. Theya Lewis, Social Studies Ms. G. Logue, Science Ms. Charlyne Looney, Accompanist Ms. Lois Malone, English, Debate Mr. Larry Mattson, Social Studies Ms. Nancy McClure, Spanish Administration, Faculty 77 Mr. Francis Gates, Counselor Mr. Richard Gooden, Asst. Dean North Mr. John McCoy, Mathematics Dr. Daniel McDaniels, Social Studies Ms. Sandy Montgomery, Learning Disabilities Ms. A. Owens, PE Ms. L. Person Ms. Anna Marie Peterson, Reading Mr. Stephen Plax, Art Mr. Lowell Premer, English Ms. Brenda Rivette, English Ms. Lucile Lucille Rose, English Ms. Carol Rotert, Mathematics Ms. Ella Rowan, Librarian Mr. William Rowan, Dean North Mr. Robert Russell, Asst. Dean North Ms. Joanne Sabatka, Science Mr. Manfred Sasser, PE Ms. Rose Scott, Music Mr. Leon Scroggins, Jobs for Mo. Grads. South Campus Personnel: Mrs. W. B. Majors, Ms. J. H. Tollett, Ms. Linda Herrin, Asst. Dean South Campus Personnel: Mrs. W. B. Majors, secretary; Ms. H. Tollett, sec.; Ms. Linda Herrin, Asst. Dean; Ms. L. Presley, secretary; Dr. William Love, Dean; Mr. Richard Hill, Asst. Dean 78 Administration, Faculty Administration, Faculty Mrs. Lois Malone, English teacher and Debate and Forensics coach, helps Monique Drake with a dramatic interpretation. M9. Miriam Simon, Gifted and Talented Coordinator M9. Kathryn Smith, Homemaking Mr. Kelton Smith, Social Studies Mr. William Smith, Counselor Col. Ross Snare, ROTC Ms. Ledia Soderlund, Spanish Ms. Grace Swinton, French Mr. Herbert Thompson, Science Ms. B. Trigg Ms. Sarah Walls, Social Studies Ms. J. Ward, Science Ms. Janet Wataon, Jobs for Mo. Grads. Mr9. Gloria Webb, Reading As9t. Mr. Henry West, Vocal Music Ms. Avis Wheelock, Homemaking Mr. Russel Wheelock, Vocational Arts Mr. Richard Wholf, Science Mr. Edward Wills, English Ms. Dana Wilson Ms. Gerry Zaner, Mathematics Administration, Faculty 79 Cafeteria and Maintenance Mrs. Elaina Hinds and Mrs. Joan Wills serve a plate lunch in North Campus cafeteria. Ms. Nellie Abernathy, Cafeteria Mgr. North Ms. M. Austin, Cafeteria Ms. W. Brooks, Cafeteria Ms. Catherine Brown, Cafeteria Mr. Samuels, Maintenance Ms. V. Coulter, Cafeteria Ms. M. Daniels, Cafeteria Ms. M. Freeman, Cafeteria Ms. M. Hull, Cafeteria Ms. Elaina Hinds, Cafeteria Mr. J. McCloun, Maintenance Ms. C. Moreland, Cafeteria Ms. D. Phillips, Cafeteria Mr. M. Pickett, Maintenance Mr. M. Shahan, Maintenance Ms. Frances Shoats, Cafeteria Mr. A. Strozier, Maintenance Ms. P. Walz, Cafeteria Ms. Janice Warren, Maintenance Mr. Jimmy Warren, Maintenance Ms. C. Willis, Cafeteria Ms. M. Wright, Cafeteria Ms. Juanita Young, Cafeteria Mr. A. Sharp, Building Mgr. South 80 Cafeteria, Maintenance Ms. Deirdre Brooks, Security Mr. Olen Byers, Security Mrs. Rose Carter, Registrar Mrs. Cloetta Giles, Attendance Sec. Mrs. Ruby Hughes, Secretary Mrs. Dorothy Martin, Security Mrs. W. Majors, Secretary Mrs. L. Presley, Secretary Mrs. H. Toilet, Secretary Office and Security South Campus secretary, Mrs. H. Tollett South Campus students attend an assembly. Office, Security 81 4 Seniors Sheila Fitzgerald, Reba Stewart, Rebecca Wright, Michael Merriwether, and Leila Akridge are in a playful mood. “What play is he talking about?”Senior managers Teresa Malko and Irma Salazar ask themselves as Senior James Armster uses verbal and hand motions to explain. With a little help from fellow classmate Jackie Sawyer, Senior football players Andre Pugh, Charles Lona, Marcus Jones, Paul Monroe, Kenneth Hylton and James Armster show their spirit. 82 Seniors Achelpohl, Trina Akridge, Leila Alexander, Renetta Armster, James Arps, Michelle Austin, LeLaunda Baker, Jacquelen Baker, Steven Banks, William Barkony, Sue Barrett, Victoria Beasley, Yolanda Bennett, Daisy Bentley, Robin Best, Juanita Blosser, Debora Bowen, Regina Brantley, Laberta Brown, Karen Brown, Michael Seniors 83 Brown, Robert Burks, Carolyn Bussey, Brian Butler, Anthony Caldwell, Eula Callis, Sonya Callis, Toni Carr, Pernell Carr, Todd Clark, Angela Clark, Stephanie Clark, Steve Cole, Angela Collins, Bridgette Collins, Deborah Coppage, Delmar Craig, Colleen Daniel, Reshaunda Davis, Ben Davis, Cedric 84 Seniors Davis, Latonya Davis, Mark Davis, Roshonda Dickerson, Angela Dixon, E-Raymond Dixon, Larry Dudley, Dana Dumas, Tammy Eddins, Rosalind Emmanuel, Vonda Finch, Barbara Finch, Zanda Fitzgerald, Sheila Foster, Antoine Fowler, Lloyd Franklin, Frances Franklin, Kim Frazier, Carolyn Frazier, Derrick Fry, Stephanie Seniors 85 Gardenhire, Perry Garner, Renee Gee, Tracye Giles, Deborah Gordon, David Grayes, Lisa Green, Carl Greenwood, Kerry Griffin, LaTonya Guthrie, Darinda Haden, Perry Hamlett, Lillian Harris, Carl Hatten, Eric Harris, Mina Hayes, Cynthia Harris, Sharon Haynes, Jacqueline Harston, Cassandra Heilderberg, Warren 86 Seniors Hersey, Darren Hollinger, Ricky Hood, Lisa Hylton, Kenneth Irby, Diane Jackson, Charles Johnson, Brian Johnson, Laurice Jolly, Mary Jones, Marcus Jordan, Kala Kelley, Maria Keys, Robert Kimber, Tusha King, Alicia Knowles, Janet Kohler, Elizabeth Lambert, Connie Lambert, Lisa Larry, Donnie Seniors 87 Newman, Beverly Newman, Paul Oliver, Raymond Olvera, Emilio 88 Seniors Patterson, Lee Perkins, Duane Phillips, Rita Pittman, Elbert Pugh, Andre Rand, Annette Randall, Leonard Reese, Sherry Reid, David Reid, Sharon Richards, Ray Richardson, Lloyd Roberts, Donald Robinson, Christina Russell, Melinda Salazar, Irene Lloyd, Crystal Lona, Charles Lucas, Vera MacDonald, Janet Madden, Rosalind McClain, Sheri Madison, Donald McDaniel, Robin Malko, Teresa McDonald, Dennis McAdams, Barbara McDowell, Benjamin McGautha, Marilyn Monroe, Paul Menzie, JoAnne Merriwether, Michael Miller, Donald Moore, Tonya Mueller, Tricia Nero, Samuel Seniors 89 Salazar, Irma Scott, Derrick Sanders, Mary Scott, Eric Savage, Reahlene Scott, Latrice Sawyer, Jacqueline Shaver, Kenneth Shirley, Tyrone Simpson, Roberta Smith, Joyce Smith, Phillip Smith, Robert Snow, Joel Solomon, Audrey Stanford, Dianne Starks, Nathaniel Starr, Donald Starr, Sharon Stewart, Reba 90 Seniors Tatum, Barbara Teague, LaTonya Turner, Thomasa Vassar, Cherita Wilkes, Rodney Williams, Brian Wright, Rebecca Wyatt, Eddie Taft, Linda Towns, Kathyenid Wilkes-Byers, Earnestine Wilson, Michelle Youngblood, Walter Thomas, Shayne Whitaker, Sharon Williams, Charles Young, Cornelius Tillman, Richaro Wilbourn, Dessie Williams, Sharnell Young, Kristi Seniors 91 Se ti vi Oiect uf _____________________ ACHELPOHL, TRINA G.T, JV, Vars. Football Mgr., National Honor Society, Youth in Government, Yearbook Staff AKRIDGE, LEILA ALEXANDER, RENETTA ARMSTER, JAMES J.V., Vars. Football, J.V., Vars. Track, Martial Arts Brown Belt, Fr. and Soph. Vice Pres., Jr. Class Pres., Sr. Cabinet, Student Advisory, Student Govt. ARPS, MICHELLE AUSTIN, LELAUNDA S.____________________ BAKER, JACQUELINE BAKER, STEVEN BANKS, WILLIAM BARKONY, SUE Pom Pon, Debate, Honor Roll BARRETT, VICTORIA BEASLEY, YOLANDA BENNETT, DAISY BENTLEY, ROBIN Concert Choir BEST, JUANITA BLOSSER, DEBORA Youth in Govt., Pep Club, Student Govt., Yearbook Staff, Computer Programming Team, Spanish Club, Science Club BOWEN, REGINA Capt. Vars. Volleyball, Honor- able Mention All League; Capt., Vars. Basketball, Honorable Mention All Metro; Vars. Track, Office Asst., Dissecting Team, Newspaper Staff, Honor Roll BRANTLEY, LABERTA BROWN, KAREN BROWN, MICHAEL Marching 23rd Street Cobras, Student Govt., Youth for Christ, Youth in Govt., Gospel Choir, Student Advisory Comm., Drama Club, News- paper Staff, Library Asst., Dissecting Team, GT BROWN, ROBERT Marching Band, Concert Band, Martial Arts BURKS, CAROLYN Youth for Christ, Track Mgr., Volleyball Mgr., Explorers, Drama Club, Newspaper Staff, Honor Roll, Choir BUSSEY, BRIAN National Honor Society, GT, Dissecting Team, Library, Asst., Teacher’s Aide, Track Latonya Davis (above and Tonya Moore (photo by Paul Newman)_______________ 'P'UHK 7 Cheering, jumping and yelling are what LaTonya Davis and Tonya Moore do each school year. These Varsity Cheerleaders rooted for the Tigers for four years. Through the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat, they stayed behind their team. Latonya decided during her freshman year that she wanted to spend some of her time cheering for Lincoln. “I like to support the girls’ activities as much as I do the boys’,” she said. “During the time I’m cheering, my main goal is to generate spirit through the crowd and lead our team on to victory.” Would Tonya choose to cheer at some other school? ‘No,” said Tonya, “because I’m proud to be cheering for the Lincoln Academy Fighting Blue Tigers.” During the four years LaTonya and Tonya cheered, they felt that their senior year was the best. Christina Robinson 92 Senior Directory Tus ha Kim her (Photo by Paul Newman) 7ccd ut: ' S nup Oui To most of her fellow students, Tusha Kimber is a normal, hardworking sen- ior. To the musical world of Lincoln, she is one of the best singers to come to the school. Tusha was a member of the District Choir for three years and a 1982 member of the State Choir. She received a I (the highest high school rating) in the Dis- trict’s music festival and a II at the state music festival her junior year. Tusha performed in the Honors Recital in the Con- servatory at UMKC and in her sophomore year was a pit singer for the school production of “Godspell.” In her junior year she was one of the lead characters Ado Annie in “Oklahoma.” “1 am very proud of my accomplishments and ap- preciate the honors I have had,” said Tusha. “I hope one day to become a profes- sional musician.” Irene Salazar BUTLER, ANTHONY e______________________ CALDWELL, EULA Student Govt., Sec., Drama Club, Gospel Choir CALLIS, SONYA CALLIS, TONI CARR, PERNELL CARR, TODD CLARK, ANGELA Track CLARK, STEPHANIE ROTC, Gospel Choir, Pep Club, Student Govt, ROTC Princess, Color Guard, Rifle Team CLARK, STEPHEN Vars. Football, Martial Arts, Student Govt., Sgt.-at-Arms COLE, ANGELA COLLINS, BRIDGETTE COLLINS, DEBORAH COPPAGE, DELMAR CRAIG, COLLEEN GT, Dissecting Team, Youth in Government, Spanish Club, Honor Roll T _______________________ DANIEL, RESHAUNDA Dissecting Team, Student Govt., Pep Club, Marching 23rd Street Cobras DAVIS, BEN DAVIS, CEDRIC National Honor Society, Drama Club, Youth in Govt., Summer Scholars, GT, “Purlie Victor- ious,” Dissecting Team, Martial Arts, Dean’s Honor Roll, Avila Leadership Conf. DAVIS, LATONYA DAVIS, MARK DAVIS, RESHONDA Track, Summer Scholars, Student Govt., Drama Club, Football Mgr., National Honor Society, GT, Explorers DICKERSON, ANGELA DIXON, ERMON DIXON, LARRY Band, Concert Choir, Orches- tra, ROTC DUDLEY, DANA DUMAS, TAMMY Pep Club, Yearbook Staff, Office Asst. s_______________________ EDDINS, ROSALIND EMMANUEL, VONDA Pep Club, Youth for Christ, Basketball Mgr., Student Govt., Track Mgr., Cross Country Mgr. ?_______________________ FINCH, BARBARA FINCH, ZANDA FITZGERALD, SHEILA Russian Club, Honor Roll, Soph. Class Sec., Yearbook Business Mgr., Student Govt., VICA Club, Track, Dean’s Honor Roll, Jr., Sr. Cabinet FOSTER, ANTOINE FOWLER, LLOYD FRANKLIN, FRANCES Marching 23rd Street Cobras, Pep Club, Volleyball Mgr., Modern Dance, Honor Roll FRANKLIN, KIM Explorers FRAZIER, CAROLYN Student Govt., Youth for Senior Directory 93 Section The only remaining four- year football playing senior, Charles Lona has attended Lincoln Academy for five years. Charles has also participat- ed in track, Student Govern- ment, Spanish Club, and the Dissecting Team. Charles also graduated in the top 20 per cent of the class. He plans to become an electrical engineer. Jason Duckworth Charles Lona Christ, Pep Club, Track Mgr., Martial Arts, Drama Club FRAZIER, DERRICK FRY, STEPHANIE GT ------------------------ GARDENHIRE, PERRY GARDNER, RENEE JV, Vars. Cheerleader, Soph. Class Cabinet, Jr. Class Vice Pres., Sr. Class Asst. Sec., Yearbook Staff, Marching 23rd Street Cobras GEE, TRACIE Student Govt., Boys’ Track Mgr., Dissecting Team, Honor Roll, Yearbook Layout Editor, Yearbook Editor, Student Govt. Pres., Jr. Sr. Cabinet, Office Asst., Pep Club, Library Asst. GILBERT, JEROME GILES, DEBORAH Drama Club, Office Asst., Marching 23rd Street Cobras, Newspaper Staff, Student Govt., PA Announcer GORDON, DAVID GRAYES, LISA GREEN, CARL GREENWOOD, KERRY Student Govt., GT, Dissecting Team, Yearbook Staff, ROTC, Marching Concert Band, Vice Pres. Sr. Class, National Honor Society GRIFFIN, LATONYA GUTHRIE, DARINDA ________________________ HADEN, PERRY GT, Youth in Govt., Cablevi- sion, Yearbook Photographer HAMLETT, LILLIAN Explorers, Student Govt., ROTC Drill Team, ROTC Battalion Commander, Dean’s Honor Roll HARRIS, CARL ROTC Drill Team, Color Guard, Yearbook Staff, Fr. Basketball Mgr., Marching Band, Concert Band, Honor Roll HARRIS, KIMBERLY HARRIS, MINA HARRIS, SHARON HARSTON, CASSANDRA Youth for Christ, Modern Dance, Student Govt., News- paper Staff, Honor Roll HAYES, CYNTHIA Drama Club, Fr. Class Sec., Track, “Godspell,” Youth for Christ Pres., Dissecting Team, Concert Choir, District Choir, “Oklahoma,” Gospel Choir, Pom Pon, Pep Club, Martial Arts, ROTC Drill Team, Debate and Forensics HAYNES, JACQUELIN HATTEN, ERIC HEILDERBERG, WARREN Track, Concert Choir, Gospel Choir, Honor Roll HERSEY, DARREN HOLLINGER, RICKY HOOD, LISA HYLTON, KENNETH 7_______________________ IRBY, DIANA 9----------------------- JACKSON, CHARLES JOHNSON, BRIAN JOHNSON, LAURICE JOLLY, MARY JONES, MARCUS Football, Track, Explorers, Marching 23rd Street Cobras JORDAN, KALA •K______________________ KELLEY, MARIA 94 Senior Directory KEYS, ROBERT Basketball Mgr., Cross Country, Band, Drama Club, Debate and Forensics, Concert Band KIMBER, TUSHA Concert Choir, District Choir, State Choir, Gospel Choir, Band, AFS, Drama Club, Youth in Govt., Student Govt., Na- tional Honor Society KING, ALICIA National Leadership Confer- ence, Honor Roll, Debate and Forensics KNOWLES, JANET KOHLER, ELIZABETH Honor Society, 100 Girls, Dis- secting Team, Teachers Aide Chemistry, Summer Scholars, Honor Roll, Dean Honor Roll, First Place Paseo Chemistry Competition 4------------------------- LAMBERT, CONNIE LAMBERT, LISA LARRY, DONNIE Pep Club, Dean’s Honor Roll, Honor Roll, Student Govt. LONA, CHARLES LUCAS, VERA JV, Vars. Track, Student Govt., Jr. Cabinet 7K__________________________ MACDONALD, JANET National Honor Society, JV Cheerleader, GT, Cablevision, Track, 100 Girls, Youth in Govt., Student Govt., Pep Club, Football Mgr., Girls’ Basketball Mgr., Dean’s Honor Roll, Dis- secting Team, Jr. Cabinet, Sr. Cabinet MADDEN, ROSALIND Basketball Mgr., Cross Country Mgr., Track, Band, Student Govt., Pep Club, Track Mgr., Youth for Christ, Honor Roll MADISON, DONALD, JR. Student Govt., ROTC, ROTC Color Guard, ROTC Drill Team, Martial Arts MALKO, TERESA Football Mgr., Baseball Mgr., National Honor Society, Bas- ketball, Dissecting Team, Na- tional Leadership Conference, GT, Debate and Forensics MCADAMS, BARBARA GT, Youth In Govt., Dissecting Team MCCLAIN, SHERRY MCDANIEL, ROBIN MCDONALD, DENNIS MCDOWELL, BENJAMIN MCGAUTHA, MARILYN Marching 23rd Street Cobras, Miss Sophomore, Vars. Cheer- leader, Track, Soph., Jr., Sr. Cabinets MENZIE, JO MERRIWETHER, MICHAEL MILLER, DONALD III ROTC Drill Team, ROTC Color Guard, ROTC Battalion XO, Student Govt., Yearbook Staff Editor, GT, School Life Com- mittee, Library Asst., Office Asst., Book Club, Concert Choir, Youth for Christ, Honor Roll, Company Commander MONROE, PAUL MOORE, TONYA Track, Yearbook Staff, Jr., Sr. Cabinet, Cheerleader MUELLER, TRICIA Se ti vi cutcC (2 z4i«tet FRONT ROW Laurice Johnson, Latrice Scott, Tonya Moore, Smith, Irma Salazar, Sheila Fitzgerald, Andre Pugh BACK President Irene Salazar, Vice Pres. Kerry Greenwood, Diane ROW Leila Ackridge, James Armster, Marilyn McGautha, Irby, Janet MacDonald, Cynthia Hayes SECOND ROW Reba Christina Robinson, Ray Richard, Michael Merriwether Stewart, Kathy Towns, Tracye Gee, Trina Achelpohl, Joyce Se U vi Oiect uf, 70 d 70 Lincoln Academy has several sets of twins, sophomore girls, junior boys and two very special hard-working senior girls. These girls are Irma and Irene Salazar. They’ve been at Lincoln since their ninth grade year. Since then they’ve been work- ing in any capacity where they are needed. This year Irene was president of the senior class and Irma was vice- president of Honor Society. Irma was also football man- ager. After four years people still get them confused with each other. “I get a little frustrated when people still get us confused,” said Irma. To cut down on complication, Irma got her hair cut, but that still didn’t help matters. People still got confused. One question people like to ask twins is did you ever change classes with one another? “Only when we were young,” they said, “but not since then.” Ten years from now they won’t even look alike. They’ll each be one of a kind. Sam Nero Irma and Irene Salazar (Photo by Paul Newman) 7l_________________________ NERO, SAMUEL Debate and Forensics, Year- book Staff, Newspaper Staff, Pep Club, Pom Pon Mgr., Drama, Youth In Govt., Yell Leader, GT NEWMAN, BEVERLY Band, Youth In Govt., GT, Student Govt. NEWMAN, PAUL Mr. Freshman, Fr., JV, Vars. Cross Country, Fr., JV., Vars. Basketball, Explorers, Student Govt., Yearbook Photographer o__________________________ OLIVER, RAYMOND OLVERA, EMILIO Swim Team, Dissecting Team, Biology Club, GT, Spanish Club, Honor Roll, Honor Socie- ty, Who’s Who among High School Students, Youth in Govt. P_______________________ PETERSON, LEE PERKINS, DUANE PHILLIPS, RITA PITTMAN, ELBERT PUGH, ANDRE Fr., JV, Vars. Football, Vice Pres. Student Govt., National Honor Society, Track, Wres- tling _______________________ RANDALL, LEONARD RAND, ANNETTE Fr. Princess, Soph. Homecom- ing Princess, JV Basketball Sweetheart, Marching 23rd Street Cobras, AFS, Band, Flag Bearer REED, DAVID REESE, SHERRI REID, SHARON Volleyball, Basketball, Track RICHARD, RAY RICHARDSON, LLOYD ROBERTS, DONALD ROBINSON, CHRISTINA National Honor Society, JV, Vars. Cheerleader, Youth in Govt., Concert Choir, Cablevi- sion, Soph. Class Treas., Jr., Sr. Cabinets, Office Asst., Junior Achievement, JV, Vars. Track, JV, Vars. Volleyball, Yearbook Senior Editor RUSSELL, MELINDA S__________________________ SALAZAR, IRENE National Honor Society, GT, Jr. 96 Senior Directory Cabinet, Sr. Class Pres., Year- book Asst. Editor, Youth in Govt., Baseball Mgr., Student Advisory Committee, Honor Roll, Cablevision, 100 Girls SALAZAR, IRMA GT, Jr. Class Cabinet, Year- book Staff, JV, Vars. Football Mgr., JV, Vars. Baseball Mgr., Youth in Govt., Honor Society, 100 Girls, Sr. Cabinet SANDERS, MARY Pep Club, Student Govt., Drama Club, Youth for Christ SAVAGE, REAHLENE Pep Club SAWYER, JAQUELINE Volleyball, Drill Team, Track SCOTT, DEREK SCOTT, ERIC SCOTT, LATRICE SHAVERS, KENNETH SHIRLEY, TYRONE Fr., JV, Vars. Football, Track, Push Excel SIMPSON, ROBERTA SMITH, JOYCE Youth in Govt., Biology Club, Russian Club, National Honor Society, GT, Jr. Cabinet, Foot- ball Mgr., Baseball Mgr., Office Asst., Cablevision SMITH, PHILLIP SMITH, ROBERT Choir, Band, Baseball SNOW, JOEL Concert Choir, Book Club, Library Asst., Pres. Explorers SOLOMON, AUDREY Concert Choir, ROTC, “Ok- lahoma” STANFORD, DIANE STARKS, NATHANIEL STARR, DONALD STARR, SHARON ROTC, Pom Pon Squad STEWART, REBA Debate, Sr. Cabinet, Yearbook Faculty Editor, Student Govt., Honor Roll, Who’s Who Among American High School Students, Junior Achievement TAFT, LINDA Football Mgr., Baseball Mgr., GT, Swim Team, Youth in Govt., Yearbook Staff, Student Govt., Pom Pon, Debate and Forensics 7_________________________ TATUM, BARBARA Marching 23rd Street Cobras, Pom Pon, Choir, Yearbook Princess TEAGUES, LATONYA THOMAS, LINDA THOMAS, SHAYNE Choir, “Oklahoma” TILLMAN, RICHARD TOWNS, KATHYENID Basketball Mgr., Football Mgr., National Honor Society, Rus- sian Club, Sr. Cabinet, Youth in Govt., GT, Student Advisory, Jr. Class Sec. TURNER, THOMASA 1 ___________________ VASSAR, CHERITA 7(J__________________ WHITTAKER, SHARON WILBORN, DESSIE WILKES, EARNESTINE WILKES, RODNEY WILLIAMS, BRIAN WILLIAMS, CHARLES WILLIAMS, SHARNELL Pep Club, Pom Pon, Honor Roll, Drama Club WILSON, MICHELLE WRIGHT, REBECCA Track, Fr., JV, Vars. Cheer- leader WYATT, EDDIE ?-------------------- YOUNG, CORNELIUS YOUNG, KRISTI Youth for Christ, GT, Dissect- ing Team, Honor Roll YOUNGBLOOD, WALTER Senior Directory 97 SetU i Oiect uf 'Key fo Succeed As everyone knows, the cost of a college education keeps going higher and higher with no end in sight. Competition is fierce among top students all over the country for scholarships. Elizabeth Kohler has succeeded in reaching the semi-finalist stage of the prestigious National Merit Scholarship competition. This honor was bestowed upon her on the basis of her preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test scores. “I didn’t do any special studying,” said Elizabeth. “I just participated regularly in class work and had some preparatory courses in the Summer Scholars Program.” How to take the test is almost as important as what you know, Elizabeth thinks. Some of her test-taking tips are “Keep calm; don’t get so involved in the test that you forget about school work.” Elizabeth hopes to become a finalist and then go on to win a scholarship. She plans to go to college and major in veterinary medicine. Kerry Greenwood Elizabeth Kohler (Photo by Paul Newman) Thanks for Your Patronage Bob Rush 4344 Belleview 98 Senior Directory To Our Very Special Congratulations to Daughter Tracye R. Gee Sheila Fitzgerald Congratulations To Our Son Kerry Greenwood Upon your graduation. Honey, we are so very proud of you for achieving this first goal. With your initiative and self-drive, we know you will go on to achieve all the other goals you have set for your future. God Bless You, Bennie and Eugene I am proud of your determina- tion and inspiration in complcte- ing your years of high school studies at Lincoln Academy North. May success be with you in your strive for excellence. Love, Vesta Gee Congratulations Rosalind Madden On his graduation day. This is a big day in your life and you should be very proud of yourself. We are proud of you also. Your loving parents, Louis and Patricia Hicks To My Daughter Reahlene Savage Congratulations Cynthia Renee Hayes It’s the end of a new Beginning. Good Luck! And remember this: ‘‘Behind every rainbow there’s a pot of gold, but it's up to you to determine how much your pocket will hold Your loving Mom, Katherine Tolbert We are proud that you have completed your years in school, and that you are graduating with the class of ’83. Your Parents Mr. and Mrs. Madden President of Parent Booster Club Class of ’83 Congratulations on your graduation. The opportuni- ties are there. Grasp for success in whatever you do. Norma Edgerson (Mother) Class of ’63 Larry Johnson (Father) Class of ’62 Senior Directory 99 Senior Poll Most Likely to Succeed Joyce Smith and Kerry Greenwood Most Athletic Jerome Gilbert and Regina Bowen Most Popular Renee Gardner and Todd Carr 100 Senior Poll Best Physique and Best Figure James Armster and Marilyn McGautha Best Dressed Sheila Fitzgerald and Kenneth Hylton Best Looking Todd Carr and Annette Rand Class Clowns Jackie Sawyer and Sam Nero Senior Poll 101 Most Personable Kathy Towns and Paul Newman Shyest Roberta Simpson and Pernell Carr Most Talkative Kenneth Shavers and Jackie Sawyer Mr. and Miss Blue and Gold Sam Nero and Tracye Gee 102 Senior Poll Shortest Girl and Tallest Boy Darinda Guthrie and Derrick Frazier Best Boy Bluffer and Best Girl Flatterer Kenneth Shavers and Angela Moore Skinniest Girl and Fattest Boy Christina Robinson and Sam Nero Senior Poll 103 Abdullah, Huriyo Allen, Royce Anderson, Lillian Anderson, Nicole Asberry, Priscilla Baker, Keisha Birdwell, Shirelyn Blaylock, Helen Blevins, Elizabeth Bly, Roxanne Bolden, Rochelle Bright, Dwayne Brooks, John Brown, Jackie Bryant, April Bryant, Hortense Burk, Dennis Burns, Felicia Burris, Tammy Burton, Steve Cargo, Le’Nea Carr, Sherry Champ, Beverly Clifton, Mia Junior FRONT ROW: Karl Hill, reporter: Katrena Timazee, Sgt. at Arms; Crystal White, President; Patricia Smith, Secretary; Louis Carney, Vice Pres. SECOND ROW Mia Clifton, Robin Wheeler, Lillian Anderson, Asst. Secretary BACK ROW: Sponsor Mr. Jerry Price, Karen Dixon, Marietta Hubbard Officers and Cabinet 104 Juniors Sisters have gift of fashion Fashion has been one of the most popular sub- jects for decades. Well, here at Lincoln we have two experts on the subject. Jackie and Angela Brown design and make patterns for clothes. These sisters have been sewing for only a year and have already designed outfits for singing groups and danc- ing groups, but mainly for themselves. Jackie and Angela feel that their skills of sewing and designing were just “gifts from God.” For their careers Jackie hopes to be a fashion designer and Angela wants to be a model. They have had thoughts about having a business of their own to run it in the family. Jackie and Angela Brown Cole, Michael Connet, Carl Conway, Leona Creer, Tyrone Daniels, Vanessa Dennis, Tracey DeSimone, Dena Dixon, Karen Duckworth, Jason Dumas, Gary Elliot, Stuart Fitzgerald, Patrina Fort, William Jr. Fowler, Annette Franklin, Cristella Franks, Darrin Fry, Dora Fuller, Lindra Galbearth, Damita Gatlin, Anita Gordon, Lisa Grayes, Milton Greene, Pamela Hamlett, Reola Juniors 105 Newcomer ... An Instant Tiger Starting quarterback for Lincoln, number 10, ; starting guard for the Tigers, number 22, —; advancing to the sectional meet,______ If this were a quiz, not one Lincoln fan would fail. The blanks belong to none other than junior Robert Golston. After moving here from Texarkana, Arkansas, Robert immediately found starting positions in football and bas- ketball. In football, Robert was honored as Newcomer of the Year, while in his soph- omore year he was already experiencing varsity basket- ball. In track and field he ranked fifth in state. “The boys back home told me things would be different in the city, especially sports,” said Robert. Well, he proved that whatever the sport may be, he fits in Kansas City as a Lincoln Blue Tiger. Irma Salazar Robert Golston Hammond, Lorenzo Hammond, John Hammons, Ronald Hannett, George Hardwick, Michelle Harper, Johnie Harrington, Paris Harris, Cynthia Hill, Karl Hill, William Hollinger, Claude Hopkins, Damon Hubbard, Marietta Hudson, Mary Hurd, Elgie Jackson, John Jackson, Vincent Jayasekare, Juliet Johnson, Brian Johnson, Darlene Johnson, Donald Jones, Aaron Jones, Leroy Jones, Lisa 106 Juniors Jones, Rosalind Jordan, Lashon Kearney, Bryan Kemp, John Kennedy, Jackie Lee, Lelanie Lindsey, Carolyn Lona, Timothy Marzett, Jamie Mayberry, Carmen Me Cauley, Kimberly Me Dowell, Gregory Me Feders, Kenneth Me Intosh, Carlisa Me Neil, Stacey Messick, James Miller, Marilyn Miller, Peggy Milton, Tony Mitchell, Felix Moore, Elijah Morris, Debra Murff, Kendall Murry, Yolonda O’Dell, Diana O’Dell, Tracy Oxley, Keith Perkins, Robert Peterson, Jamel Powell, Paula Ragsdale, William Ray, Carol Redmond, Tanya Reese, Shirrel Reese, Troy Reyes, Michael Richardson, Carl Robins, Angela Robinson, Frank Robinson, Mary Ross, Traci Shirley, James Juniors 107 Financing the Junior-Senior Prom was the topic under discussion by Junior Class sponsor Jerry Price and president Crystal White at a mid-winter junior class 108 Juniors meeting. Shukair, Rasha Simpson, Victoria Sirls, Raymond Smith, Kenneth Smith, Michael Smith, Patricia Smith, Teri Smith, Venida Stevens, Stephanie Stewart, James Tamazee, Katrina Tancredi, Daniel Tolefree, Gerald Tindall, Cheryl Tindall, Maria Tinsley, Robert Tracy, Patrica VanHorn, Michael Tancredi, Paul Taylor, Eric Taylor, Michael Thompkins, Kim Thomas, Richard Thompson, Sonya Walters, Henry Wark, Pamela Warren, Miguel Watson, Eric Watts, Lauris Wheeler, Robin White, Crystal White, Randy Williams, Betty Williams, Irma Williams, Miles Wilmorebey, Lanett Doubling their talent Twins are part of Sweet Sensations Have you seen Karen or Sharon today? Yes, these are two familiar faces in the Lincoln halls this year. These very talented sophomores are no other than the Hardy twins, the relatives of Jackie and Monica Hardy. All four of these young ladies sing in a group called the Sweet Sensations. Karen and Sharon do things other than sing on their free time. They enjoy sleeping, watching TV, and partying on their weekends. They both agree that they like to do the same things as most normal twins are likely to do. Colleen Craig Juniors 109 Sophomore Officers and Cabinet Front How: Pres. Marion Edwards, Jalenda Motley, Richelle Ford, Sponsor, Tres. Connie Adams, Sgt-at-Arms Mrs. Helen Ragsdale, Patricia Cain Not Martez Gardner, Secretary Mia Rucker, Pictured: Vice Pres. Clarence Mulwee, Billy Hale Back Row: Clinton Cason, Asst. Secretary Shawn Wesson Tommy Williams, Karen Gilmore, Aaron, Carl Abdullah, Nandiayesha Abraham, Latonia Adams, Connie Adams, Kevin Akins, Daryl Allen, Vicky Ashley, Dawn Baheyadeen, Yahya Baker, Diana Barksdale, Greg Barr, Ezra Beard, Mary Bettinger, Stacey Biggar, Cynthia Blosser, Brenda Bobo, Geoffrey Bond, Monica Bratton, Brian Brown, Angie Brown, Anthony Brown, Gail Brown, Kevin Brown, Rita 110 Sophomores Brown, Terri Brown, Vanessa Bryant, Dana Butler, Kevin Butler, Kim Cain, Patricia Cason, Clinton Carter, Richard Carithers, Lisa Chandler, Heather Clayton, Latonya Cock, John Cook, Grant Cooper, Deirdre Copeland, Kenneth Coppage, Yolanda Counts, Gerald Craddock, Jody Creer, Kimberly Davis, Christine Davis, Jeffrey Davis, Tonya Davis, Vicky Dawson, Carolyn Dawson, Elizabeth Denmon, Melvin Diethelm, Anne Donahue, Reginald Duckworth, Eric Dumas, Trina Dunmore, Pamela Dupree, George Edwards, Marion Enriquez, Margaret Estelle, Dawn Eubanks, Ray Evans, Marc Farris, Sherri Finch, Grandville Finney, Carl Fisher, John Ford, Richelle Sophomores 111 Fort, Tracy Fry, Willie Gardner, Martez Gentry, Shawn Gilmore, Karen Ginn, Marlin Graves, Vernon Gray, Yvette Gray, Yvonne Green, Sherri Green, Vonda Griffin, Karen Guess, Dewayne Gullick, Greg Haden, Melinda Haggins, Ollie Hale, Billy Hall, LaQuina Haman, Lorianne Hamlett, Leah Harden, Marlene Hardy, Monica Harris, Angela Hayes, Patricia Haywood, Delando Hopkins, Mike Herrin, Thayne Heilderberg, Willa Heilderberg, Willie Herron, Tamera Higgins, Chareese Higgins, Gale Hill, LaTonya Hirsch, Rhonda Hogan, Ernest Hooker, Juanita Hunter, Dewey Hurd, Oliver Jacks, Lamar Jackson, Deborah Jameson, David Jefferson, Stephanie 112 Sophomores Mr. and Miss Sophomore Karen Gilmore and Martez Gardner Jewell, Diana Johnson, Doyle Johnson, Michelle Johnston, Debra Jones, Anthony Jones, Iletha Jones, Ora Kaffenberger, Frederic Kelley, Albert Kiec, Victoria Kirk, Deanna Lara, Josepha Lamas, Annette Lanear, Ronnie Lazarcyk, Robert Leach, Brian Lee, Marcia Lenoir, Donna London, Mark Loney, Michael Love, Nathaniel MacDonald, Jill McKelvy, Kimberly Madison, Betty Sophomores 113 Marsh, James Matthews, Dwayne McDonald, David McKissick, Paul Mebane, Darin Moffet, Randy Monroe, Michelle Moss, Michael Moss, Theodore Moten, Louis Motley, Jalenda Mulwee, Clarence Mumphrey, Garrett Murry, Charlotta Neal, Terri Nissen, Michelle Paige, Bryant Paterson, Eric Phillips, Rhonda Powell, Jerry Powers, Stephanie Radford, Kiphanie Rambo, Roosevelt Ramphal, Judy Rand, William Rash, Kim Reese, Ricky Rennock, Ray Reynolds, Clarisa Rice, Rita Rimpson, Micki Robinson, Justina Rooks, Kimberly Rucker, Mia Salaam, Sulaiman Scott, Michael Shaw, Daryl Shelby, Vicki Simpkins, Winston Slayden, Anthony Smith, Clyde Smith, Robin 114 Sophomores Starks, Frank Stockman, Carlos Suber, Ben Swope, Leo Sutton, Sandra Tatum, Anthony Teany, Murphelle Thomas, Steven Thompson, Linda Tindall, Monica Tinsley, Gary Towns, Adriane Townsend, Carter Townsend, Jamie Toynton, John Wallace, Harold WTard, Glenda Watson, Indi Weaver, Tracy Webb, Patricia Wesson, Shawn White, Deborah White, Richard Williams, Anthony Williams, Deidra Williams, Jerrod Williams, Shirley Williams, Tommy Wilson, Cynthia Wilson, Doris Wilson, Mysti Wilson, Terrance W'right, Gary Wyatt, Freddie Zarate, Martin Sophomores 115 Freshman Officers and Cabinet FRONT ROW Treas. Shundrekia Smith, Secretary Sheilahn Davis, Pres. Bonita Powell, Vice Pres. Candida Moss, Candace Whigham Second Row Howis Toler, Camille Waters, Rhonda Simpson, Robert Ontman BACK ROW Pamela Emerson, Shelita Vaughn, Angela Maxey Anderson, Angela Anderson, Charles Arbuthnot, Jeron Ashley, Kelly Atkins, Darlene Azzudair, Mishkat Banks, Keith Batrez, Thomas Berry, Patricia Binder, Ellen Block, Dana Black, Thomas Blades, David Bland, Eric Blevins, Susan Bogen, Cassandra Bostic, Anthony Botley, Kasandra Bronson, Andre Brown, Alfred Bruce, Michelle Brunson, Sonya Bush, William Carter, Chris 116 Freshmen Chavez, Carmen Clayton, Kamella Clayton, Nichelle Cook, Charles Craig, Thomas Crawford, Tonya Crispin, Leslie Daniel, Tracy Davis, Demetrius Davis, Sheilahn Davis, Steven Dickerson, Lavette Dickinson, Richard Dillon, Jarrod Dixon, Charlie Dixon, Marla Dudley, Donna Dukes, Bertha Dunbar, Nathaniel Easley, Nicole Edwards, Shawn Ehrlich, Sarah Elliot, Gertrude Emerson, Pamela Erter, Terri Eubanks, Renee Evans, Michelle Fellers, Gaylene Fields, Volney Fillpot, Lisa Franklin, Demetrius Faulkner, Kimberly Finley, Valeria Flowers, Annette Flowers, Janel Forbes, John Freese, Gregory Fry, Catherine Fullbright, Orchid Fuller, Burton Galetti, Stephanie Grant, Leonard Freshmen 117 Gardenhire, Grace Garrett, Crystal Giles, Dixon Golden, Renetta Graham, Albert Green, Keith Green, Verdis Greene, Leslie Greene, Steve Griffin, Raymond Griffin, Thomas Hadley, Judy Hahn, Stephanie Harber, Kevin Harvey, Rochelle Henderson, Leroy Hobley, Thomas Houlihan, Coleen Houston, Tracy Howard, Melissa Hubbard, Consetta Hughes, James Jack, Patricia Jackson, Chris Jackson, Gary Jackson, Rena Jackson, Tara Jackson, Vance Johnson, Aaron Johnson, Andrea Johnson, Darrin Johnson, Harvey Johnson, Laquenna Johnson, Renee Johnson, Trina Johnson, Deborah Johnston, Kimberly Jones, Cathy Jones, Patricia Jones, Thurman Jordan, Felicia Hubbard, Keith 118 Freshmen Kennedy, Chad Kelso, Mary Khalil, Darrell King, Kimberly Kinnard, David Lacy, Andre Lane, Eddie Laury, Curtis Lee, Curtis Letzig, Chad Lewis, Phillip Lewis, Rachel Lilly, Miranda Lowe, Timothy Mabry, Kim Mahamad, Asia Mahone, Charles Mahone, Melissa Marshall, Brian Maxey, Angela McCanse, Brian McClunie, Timothy McCubbin, Boris McDaniel, Maurice Curtis Lee and Grace Gardenhire collaborate on an assignment for Mr. Lowell Prenter's freshman English class. Freshmen 119 McDonald, Steven McKinzie, Alisia McIntosh, Angela Miller, Erika Miller, Marcia Mitchell, Anthony Mitchell, James Mitchem, Jeffrey Moffett, Diana Moore, Billy Moore, Dimetra Morris, Dixie Moss, Candida Muhammad, Rudolph Nave, Matthew Neal, Joe Norris, Stephen Newberry, James North, Tommy Olvera, Kathlene Ontman, Deborah Ontman, Robert Palmer, Dana Paterson, Daniel 120 Freshmen Peques, Latonya Penerman, Anthony Perkins, Kaarin Perkins, Rebecca Perkins, Roy Peterson, April Pierce, Tracy Pierro, Michael Pittman, Aaron Powell, Bonita Price, Dennis Pruitt, Vincent Puckett, Robert Pugh, Mario Poryear, Michael Rail, Yolonda Ramsey, Danny Rankins, Chris Rankins, Richard Ray, Angela Redmond, Vandolon Reed, Kim Reese, Antho Rhodes, Michael Rhodes, Rosalind Ricardson, Garron Robinson, Rhoda Richardson, Ray Robinson, Edker Robinson, Ernest Robinson, Lenette Rollie, Vincent Rossback, Hugh Saxton, Leonard Scales, Sharon Scott, Laura Sewell, Pamela Sharp, Alexandria Sims, Cachella Simpson, Rhonda Smith, Shelisa Smith, Carla Freshmen 121 Smith, Frederick Smith, Frederick Smith, Jay Smith, Pamela Smith, Shawndell Smith, Shundrekia Starks, Michael Stigler, Robert Stillwell, Sam Stringer, Victor Strother, Carlton Strother, Raymond Stevens, Daniel Stevenson, Curtis Stewart, Kelly Sullivan, Michael Tanner, Rodney Taylor, John Taylor, Keith Taylor, Phillip Thomas, Tammy Thomas, Mary Tillotson, Robin Titsworth, Floyd Tolbert, Tony Toler, Howie Toynton, Martin Triplett, Terence Truelove, Gerry Tyson, Craig Vaughn, Harvery Vaughn, Shelita Walker, Angela Walker, Mark Washington, Jason Waters, Camille Watson, Tonia Wells, Bert Westerman, William Whigham, Candace Whitaker, Kimberlyn White, Angie 122 Freshmen Mr. Lowell Preme r’s freshman English class. Yeargans, Ada Whitaker, Kimberlyn White, Joel White, Mark White, Steven Williams, Craig Williams, LaDonna Williams, Lashon Williams, Leonard W'illiams, Michael Wilson, Anthony Wilson, Lisa Wiltfong, Andrew Wren, Cynthia Freshmen 123 Adams, Andre Adams, Darron Adams, Zebedee Alexander, Aaron Alexander, Brian Alexander, Eric Allen, Jamel Anderson, Jimmy Anderson, Troy Andrews, Nicole Archuleta, Robert Asberry, Steven Ashley, Liesl Bailey, Joseph Bandy, Fabian Banks, Jacqueline Barbour, Keith Bartsdale, Dean Bayham, Treiva Bell, Alanjadro Bell, Karl Berry, Cassandra Blair, Shelia Blair, Tony Bobo, Eric Bond, Lisa Bonner, Wade Booker, Dana Boswell, Richard Boykin, Carla Bowman, Lisa Bledsoe, Michelle Bradford, Phyllis Breckenridge, Kendrick Bretthorst, Gary Bright, Rochelle Brill, Aaron Britton, Cheryl Broadway, Eric Brown, Alvin Brown, Cardeli Brown, Hope 124 Eighth Grade Brown, La France Brown, Nicole Brown, Stefanie Brown, Yolanda Bryant, Michael Buckner, Corinna Butler, Latonya Butler, Rodney Cargo, Richard Carr, Annetta Carr, Lashawn Caldwell, Belinda Canada, James Carter, Darian Cason, Cynthia Charity, Audrey Clark, Anthony Clark, Dewy Clark, Kenneth Clark, Kimberly Clark, Mildred Clark, Rickey Cole, Bonnie Coleman, Kimberly Collin, Dione Collins, Iris Connaghan, Stephen Cook, Jimmy Cooper, Bari Cowen, Matthew Craig, Camille Craig, James Craig, Victoria Creath, Stephanie Crocket, Devin Cullum, Frankie Dailey, Shawn Darden, Lisa Davis, Kimberly Davis, Tyron Dennis, Lesha De Priest, Rochelle Eighth Grade 125 Dibble, Deborah Diehl, Troy Dogle, Michele Duffer, Sandra Durr, Deshella Dydell, Jessica Elliott, Rhonda Espinoza, Maura Estelle, Correy Farris, Melinda Fellers, Charles Ferguson, Michelle Fields, Opal Fisher, Holly France, Michelle Frazier, Kenneth Fry, Cynthia Gandy, Kelley Garlington, Diana Garrett, Bryan Gentry, Craig George, Robert Gingrich, Brian Glasco, Velta Glin, William Glover, Derick Goldsby, Ricky Golston, Teresa Goode, Marcyl Grayes, Katherine Green, Michelle Greene, Cherie Greene, Jeffrey Gregg, Kelley Grider, Ronald Grigsby, Karen Ali McMafiz Phillip Halliburton Tysia Hamilton Dwayne Harris Kare Harris Markina Harris 126 Eighth Grade Harrop, Matten Hartnett, Shannon Harvey, Anthony Harvey, Donovan Haynes, Dana Haynes, William Haywood, Kimberly Hazziez, Jabir Hernandez, Sildayne Herron, Kenneth Hinson, Melissa Hogan, Melvin Holden, Jimmy Hollis, Lisa Holloway, Neva Holmes, Julia Holt, Derrick Hooker, Chanell Hooker, Ernestine Hooker, Ralph Horton, Adie Howard, Roberta Hu, Chen Ling Hubbard, Jarita Hubbard, Maceo Huff, Damon Huff, Winston Hutchinson, Timothy Isom, John III James, Christie James, Craig Jenkins, James Johnson, Necie Johnson, Quinnlyn Johnson, Roberta Jones, Craig Jones, Dwight Jones, Kimberly Jones, Lula Jones, Moses Jordon, Keala Kearney, Kevin Eighth Grade 127 Kindred, Kim King, Matthew Kinnard, Juanita Knight, Vincent Knighten, Clarissa Lamar, Taja Leemasters, Lori Leeper, Douglas Lewis, Artist Lewis, Dorothea Lewis, Sherri Lockridge, Jerald Logan, Theordis Long, Kimberly Lott, Priscilla Love, Borita Lowe, Vicki Lyke, Leo Lyman, Latonya Mabry, Robert MacDonald, David Maehl- Wallace, Ethan Major, Christopher Malone, Raymond Mann, Carla Martinez, Paul Massey, Dawn Massey, Sondra Mathews, Tina McCallop, Lori McCleary, Kevin McCloskey, Tori McConnell, Delecia McDowell, Reggie McGee, Julia McKinney, Monica Meier, Robert Melton, Dixon Menaie, Savannah Mercer, Thomas Merrill, Marcus Merritt, Beatrice 128 Eighth Grade Miller, Kellie Millia, Lydia Mitchell, Chris Mitchell, Kevin Mitchell, Tina Moore, Lisa Moore, Mark Morris, Carlos Morris, Frieda Muhammad, Carmilita Myers, Deanna Myrick, Tyrone Nash, Charice Nichols, Joe Nichols, Marketta Nickens, Kim Nissen, Scott Noah, Wendy Ortega, Jennifer Ortega, Monya Osborne, Kevin Oxley, Claire Parker, Charma Paige, Rachel Pearl, Lasandra Pement, Michelle Perkins, Meritta Perry, Cornell Ponder, Irish Prewitt, Duane Pugh, Ericka Rainey, Clayton Rail, Latonia Rash, Don Ray, Nina Reese, Victoria Reeves, Andrea Riddle, Tracy Richerson, Evelyn Rich, Oliver Rich, Richard Rentie, Kevin Eighth Grade 129 Rimpson, Yvette Rinson, Melissa Roberts, Marla Roberts, Martin Roberts, Phillip Robinson, Jouvana Rooks, Delisa Royal, Latonya Sajoric, Aren Sams, Janice Sanders, Tonya Sayles, Anthony Scott, Anthony Scott, Legita Seals, Sterlina Sells, Devin Shade, Risee Shears, Billy Shepherd, Tammy Sirls, Marcus Slaughter, Audrey Smith, Carnita Smith, James Smith, Kerry Smith, Lawrence Smith, Sherry Smith, Willard Spencer, Tracie Standifer, Michelle Stalker, John Stephenson, Larry Stevenin, Andrea Stevenson, Plezhette Stewart, Kalen Stigler, Ronnie Stober, Misty Story, Leslie Strother, Jonathan Strother, Shannon Sublett, Rebecca Swinney, Eva Swinton, Vangleason 130 Tabron, Tracy Tanner, Lorinda Taylor, Kenneth Thebo, Jason Thomas, Diana Thomas, Donn Thomas, Margie Thomas, Nicole Thibeaux, Charlene Thornton, Darrowe Tibbits, John Tillman, Diane Tillotson, Dana Timmons, Sean Todd, Sheryl Tomkins, Melissa Tomlin, Angela Townsend, Charron Tuck, Joseph Turner, Lee Ann Upshaw, La Shawn Urban, Anna Vann, David Van Horn, Timothy Villanueva, Michael Walker, Crystal Walker, Diane Walker, Steve Wallace, Donell Ward, Beverly Washington, Angeline Wates, Anthony Watson, Billy Watts, Alane Wilkerson, Demassy Williams, Charles Wiltfong, Brian Willis, Zelos Williams, Jo Ann Williams, Jocelyn Williams, Kytrina Williams, Leslie Eighth Grade 131 Warfield, La Monte White, John Whitfield, Steven Whitmire, Tyra Whithers, Shelley Williams, Ralphel Williams, Shelia Wise, Charles Woods, Kathy Wright, Robert Wu, Kim York, Paul Zarate, Javier Khalil, Sonya Acklin, Mark Adams, Robert Akridge, Sean Alexander, Delisa Alexander, Kelvin Alexander, Monica Allen, Jerome Allen, Johnetta Allen, Norma Alvarez, Roque Anderson, Amy Anderson, Kevin Anderson, Mike Anderson, Rodney Attkisson, Michelle Avalo, Thomas Avens, Cynthia Baker, Kimberly Baker, Larry Baldwin, James Baldwin, Joreem Banks, Christopher Banks, Jacquelyn Barba, Richard Beeler, Christian Beeny, Christopher Berman, Damon Birdwell, Kimberly 132 Eighth, Seventh Grades Bland, Ardie Bland, Tonya Bogan, Christopher Boley, James Bowman, Becky Bowie, Alesia Boyd, Zorana Bradford, Michelle Bradford, Sabrina Britton, Clifton Brooks, Jamie Broome, Aretha Brown, Andrea Brown, Christopher Brown, Carmen Brown, Gerald Brown, Jane Brown, John Brown, Lachelle Brown, Nicole Brown, Rachel Brown, Shelley Brown, Stephanie Bruce, Michael Burris, Kimberly Burt, Ronald Butler, Geoffery Butler, Ladonna Byers, Dwayne Chambers, Curtis Cadenhead, Willie Campbell, Loraine Campbell, Shelly Caradine, Carla Cargo, Erica Chalmers, Carlos Chana, Micheal Christian, Robert Clark, Delores Clark, Rhonda Clark, Yolanda Clark, Camilla Seventh Grade 133 Clay, Amanda Cobb, Tommy Colbert, Tamila Cogle, John Cogle, John Coleman, Eric Coleman, Nicole Coleman, Tracy Connagham, Mike Cook, James Courtney, Shawna Crook, Darrin Crystal, Byron Cullum, William Danaher, Brenda Davis, Alanzo Davis, Gerald Davis, Tira Dawson, Pam Day, Cassandra Denson, George Dickerson, Rasheena Dickey, Michelle Dickson, Deitra Diehl, Ronald Donato, Damon Donnell, Kenneth Drake, Cecelia Drew, Cherice Duckworth, Steven Duncan, David Dunlap, Herbert Ealy, Anthony Earley, Jerry Easley, Robby Easter, Adrian Edge, Justin Edwards, Adria Edwards, Emmett E li, Elizabeth Ellis, Leonard Ellison, Willis 134 Seventh Grade Embry, Clay Ennis, Norvin Estrada, Mark Evans, Charles Feaster, Tera Fellers, Renee Ferguson, John Finch, Jane Fisher, Derrick Fisher, Karen Fisher, Kimberly Fisher, La Reese Forbush, Janelle Ford, Jeffery Fowler, Marcus Franklin, Romanda Frazier, Steven Frazier, Troy Freeman, Corey Freeman, Richonia Fry, Ernestine Feller, Carla Garcia, Michael Gardner, Cameo Garner, Charles Garrett, Steven Gay, Maurice Gentry, Stephen Gilkey, Bridget Givens, Brian Golden, Edward Golden, Roslyn Goldman, Chris Gordon, Jennifer Grade, Mark Graves, Dennis Griffin, Blanche Gregg, Kevin G reeve r, Scott Green, Robert Green, Errin Green, Donzell Seventh Grade 135 Gross, Kerry Halley, Trade Hancock, Shannon Handson, Lisa Harris, Gregory Harrop, Mathew Hawkins, Jay Hayes, David Haynes, Gary Helkamp, Peter Henderson, James Henderson, Perry Hendricks, Paul Henry, Katherine Hernandez, Mireva Hicks, Robert Hill, Allen Hill, Alonza Hill, James Hill, Nicole Hill, Steven Hines, Arthur Hirsch, Rebecca Hirsch, Robert Jr. Howard, Stacy Humphrey, David Hutchinson, Tanya Isom, Jacqueline Jack, Terri Jackson, Jeanette Jackson, Kevin Jackson, Sarina Jackson, Shanna James, Glen Jamson, Michael Jefferson, Kevin Johnson, Charles Johnson, Scherita Jones, Angela Jones, Angelique Jones, Anna Jones, Jeffery 136 Seventh Grade Jones, Lula Kearney, Dexter Khan, Ameer King, Shree King, Latonya King, Gary Kinnard, Robert Kitchen, Mickelyn LaNear, Ronell Lapsley, Leslie Latiker, Gina Lee, Derek Lee, Charlesetta Lee, Larry Leek, Marcella Leverette, Sonvia Loften, Kim Loney, Jennifer Love, Catherine Lovelace, Grant Lynn, Billy Lyons, Kelli Mays, William McBride, Diana McDonald, Cassandra McMillan, Steven Merriwether, Terra Miller, Emmanuel Miller, Lester Miller, Michelle Monroe, Eric Moore, Jerald Moore, Linda Moore, Monique Moore, Stanton Munn, Stephanie Munn, Stephen Myers, Debbie Oates, Dempsey O’Neal, Timothy Owens, Johna Ozburn, Carol Seventh Grade 137 Mabry, Kelly Martinez, Gilbert Martin, Bobbie Mathews, T. May, Lisa May, Stephen Nance, Kelly Nave, Howard Nelson, Clinton Nelson, Nate Nichols, Marketta Norris, James Nunley, Leslie Palmer, Erika Panker, Dann Paterson, Kimberly Payton, Brian Pearson, Jacquline Penerman, Kenneth Peters, Kim Peters, Vivian Pettis, Sammy Phillips, Lamont Pike, Tyrone Pitts, Troy Price, Rita Prince, Lafonzo Tanya Railey Latichia Rash Rayford, Kimberly Reavis, Robin Rhinehart, Dana Rider, Kevin Riggins, Loleta Reiley, Kimberly Robel, Susan Roberts, Kim Robins, Lee Robinson, Anthony Robinson, David Robinson, Martel Rodriguez, Sandra 138 Seventh Grade Rogers, Gina Ross, Verniece Rossback, Portia Rues, Robin Ryan, Jamie Salem, Martin Saunders, Michael Schwartz, Laina Sears, Kendra Sharp, Carl Shaw, Michelle Sheppard, Dawna Sherrill, Dawn Shukair, Nafeisa Shukair, Rami Singleton, Keeyon Smith, Andre Smith, Beverly Smith, Danielle Smith, Michael Smith, Robert Smith, Stephanie Smith, Willie Smith, Mary Stanley, Alanna Starks, Eric Stennis, Michael Stephenson, Howard Stephenson, Terry Stewart, Kim Stewart, Robert Stillwell, David Stover, Kevin Strother, Catherine Stuckey, Yvette Tanner, Joe Taylor, Anthony Taylor, Robin Taylor, Willie Thomas, Charles Thomas, Geraldine Thomas, Shelley Seventh Grade 139 Thompkins, Ben Thompson, Tiffany Tolliver, Jerome Tompkins, John Travis, James Travis, Veronica Trigg, Dwayne Trivis, Vernon Tuck, Steven Turrentine, Chantelle Tyson, Tamara Vittengl, Heidi Walker, Carlton Walker, Kelly Walker, Terrance Ward, Cynthia Wash, Donna Washington, Marian Washington, Trishon Watson, Michelle Watters, Mark Whatley, Pepita Weaver, Lisa Weaver, Robert Weintraub, Alissa White, April White, Bryan White, Kenva Williams, Anthony Williams, Bridget Williams, Bernetta Williams, Denis Williams, Diana Williams, Dionne Williams, Edna Williams, Leigh Williams, Reginal Williams, Rochelle Williams, Shalise Williams, Tony Willis, Sonya Wilson, Clifton 140 Seventh Grade Prettiest Eyes, Seventh Grade Joreen Baldwin and James Norris Mr. and Miss Personality, Seventh Grade Damon Brown and Tira Davis Wilson, Travell Wolfskill, Andre Wood, Ava Worden, Nick Wray, Adam Wright, Sherise Wyatt, Lisa Yancey, Terrilva Yeakey, Robert Young, Michelle Abdullah, Mariai Young, Michelle Seventh Grade 141 Most Talkative, Eighth Grade Moses Jones and Delissa Rooks Most Studious, Eighth Grade Charles Wise and Priscilla Lott Mr. and Miss Athletic, Eighth Grade Prettiest Eyes, Eighth Grade Paul York and Carmelita Muhammed Cornell Perry and Latonya Royal 142 Who’s Who South Best Dressed, Eighth Grade Le Ann Turner and Robert Wright Who’s Who at South Campus Prettiest Curl Eighth Grade Marcus Merril and Iris Collins Mr. and Miss Personality, Eighth Grade Miss Shy, Eighth Grade Monya Ortega and Robert Archuletta Charise Nash Who’s Who South 143 Who’s Who at Most Shy, Seventh Grade Robin Taylor Prettiest Curl, Seventh Grade Kenneth Herrion Prettiest Smiles: Nicole Brown 7 William Watson 8, Shannon Strother 8 Good Luck and Best Wishes to the Class of '83 Yearbook Staff 144 Who’s Who South Congratulations Graduates Palestine Missionary Baptist Church of Jesus Christ Thirty-fifth and Askew, Kansas City, Missouri Earl Abel’ Pastor cuu ie tce cutet So t4 'pctneruiC Serving Kansas City Area Families With Years of Experience Casket Display Rooms and Large Parking Areas Chapel Seating over 350 • Closed Circuit TV Graduate Licensed Morticians and Funeral Directors Missouri and Kansas Mrs. Lawrence A. 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Martial Arts 151 INDEX A Aaron, Carl 59, 72, 110 Abernathy, Ms. Nellie 80 Abdullah, Huriya 104 Abdullah, Nandiayesha 110 Abraham, Latonia 28, 31, 44, 110 Achelpohl, Trina 39, 40, 42. 43. 83, 91, 95. 163 Acklin, Mark 132 Adams. Andre 52, 124 Adams, Connie 28, 45, 68, 110 Adams. Darron 50, 129 Adams, Kevin 43, 72, 110 Adams, Robert 132 Adams, Zebedee 124 ADMINISTRATION 76-79 AEROBICS 50, 55 Akins. Darryl 28. 44, 110 Akridge. Leila 17, 29. 30. 82. 83, 92, 95 Akridege, Sean 132 Alexander, Aaron 124 Alexander. Brian 124 Alexander, Delisa 51, 132 Alexander, Eric 124 Alexander, Kelvin 132 Alexander, Monica 132 Alexander, Renetta 83, 92, 163 Alexander, Tujuana 29, 40 Alford, Edna 44 Allen, Jamal 124 Allen, Jerome 132 Allen. Johnetta 132 Allen, Norma 132 Allen, Royce 73, 104 Allen, Vicky 110 Alvarez. Roque 132 Anderson, Amy 132 Anderson, Angela 44. 116 Anderson. Charles 116 Anderson, Jimmy 124 Anderson, Kevin 132 Anderson, Lillian 104 Anderson. Mike 132 Anderson, Nicole 104 Anderson, Rodney 132 Anderson, Troy 124 Anderson, Tujuana 31 Andrews, Mike 50 Andrews, Nicole 124 Anthony, Helana 30 Arbuthnot, Jeron 44, 45, 116 Archuleta, Robert 45, 124, 143 Armster, James 7, 36, 43. 82, 83, 92, 95, 98. 101, 150 Arps, Michelle 83, 92 Asberry, Priscilla 44, 104 Asberry, Steven 124 Ashley, Dawn 110 Ashley. Kelli 28. 116 Ashley. Liesl 52, 124 Askew, Deelee 44 ATTENDANCE ASSISTANTS 40 Austin, M. 80 Atkins. Darlene 116 Attkisson, Michelle 54, 132 Austin, Lelaunda 22, 23, 29. 83, 92 Avalo, Thomas 132 Azzudair, Mishkat 116 B Bahayadeen, Yahya 110 Bailey, Joseph 124 Baker, Diana 110 Baker, Jacquelen 83, 92 Baker. Keisha 104 Baker, Kimberly 132 Baker, Larry 132 Baker, Steven 83, 92 Baldwin, Earlene 31, 33 Baldwin, James 132 Baldwin, Joreen 132, 141 BAND 30-31 Bandy, Fabian 124 Banks, Christopher 132 Banks, Jacqueline 52, 124, 132 Banks, Keith 116 Banks, William 83, 92 Barba, Richard 132 Barbour, Keith 52, 124 Barkony, Sue 33, 43, 83, 92 Bartsdale, Dean 124 Barksdale, Greg 110 Barr, Ezra 110 Barrett, Victoria 29, 31, 83, 92 BASEBALL 73 BASKETBALL, BOYS 68-71 BASKETBALL, GIRLS 70-71 Baskin, Dewayne 29, 72 Batrez, Thomas 116 Battles, Cathy 52 Bayham, Treiva 51, 124 Beard, Mary 110 Beasley, Yolanda 44, 83, 92 Beeler, Christian 132 Beeny, Christopher 132 Bell, Alanjadro 50, 54, 124 Bell. Karl 51, 124 Bennett, Mr. Bernard 74 Bennett, Daisy 83, 92 Bennett, Theary 44 Bentley. Robin 83, 92 Bentz, Mr. Allen 36, 76, 37 Berman, Damon 132 Berry, Cassandra 53, 124 Bery, Patricia 116 Best, Juanita 83, 92 Bettinger, Stacey 110 Biggar, Cynthia 110 Binder. EJlen 27, 73, 116 Cong ra tulations Class of It’s the End of a New Beginning Good Luck! Student Government 152 Advertisement Birdwell, Kimberly 132 Birdwell, Shirelyn 28, 29, 104 Black, Dana 116 Black, Thomas 116 Blades, David 72, 116 Blair, Sheila 124 Blair, Tony 124 Bland, Araie 133 Bland, Eric 29. 36. 116 Bland, Tonya 133 Blaylock, Helen 5, 104 Bledsoe, Michelle 55 Blevins, Elizabeth 29, 43, 104 Blevins, Susan 26, 27, 73, 116, 147 Blosser, Brenda 29, 110 Blosser, Debora 16, 24, 25, 83, 92. 163 Bly, Roxanne 104 Bobo, Eric 124 Bobo, Geoffrey 110 Bogan, Christopher 133 Bogan, Cassanara 116 Bolden, Rochelle 31, 104 BOOK CLUB 40 Boley, James 133 Bond, Lisa 53, 71, 124 Bond. Monica 28, 110 Bonner, Wade 124 Booker. Dana 51, 124 Boetic, Anthony 44. 69, 116 Boswell, Richard 124 Botley, Kasandra 116 Botley, Pamela 51 Botley, Vernon 51 Bowen. Regina 57. 65. 70, 71, 72, 83. 92. 98 Bowie, Alicia 133 Bowman, Becky 133 Bowman, Lisa 51, 124 Boyd, Zorana 133 Boyer, Mr. James 52, 76 Boykin, Carla 54, 124 Bradford, Michelle 133 Bradford, Phyllis 124 Bradford, Sabrina 133 Brantley. LaBerta 83, 92 Bratton, Brian 25, 30, 43, 110 Brekenridge, Kendrick 50, 124 Bretthorst, Gary 124 Bright, Dewayne 59, 72, 104 Bright, Rochelle 50, 55, 124 Brill, Aaron 124 Britton, Cheryl 55, 124 Britton, Clifton 133 Broadway. Eric 124 Bronson, Andre 116 Brooks, Jamie 133 Broome. Aretha 133 Brooks, Ms. Deirdre 81 Brooks, John 33, 58, 59, 60. 104 Brooks, W 80 Brown, Alfred 116, 130 Brown, Alvin 124 Brown, Andrea 133 Brown, Angela 31, 72, 105, 110 Brooks, Anthony 6, 30, 110 Brown, Cardeli 124 Brown, Carmen 133 Brown, Ms. Catherine 80 Brown, Christopher 133 Brown, Damon 141 Brown, Gail 35, 44, 72, 110 Brown, Gerald 133 Brown, Gregory 56 Brown, Hope 53, 54, 124 Brown, Jackie 104, 105, 163 Brown. Jane 133 Brown, John 133 Brown, Karen 83, 92 Brown, Kent 31, 44 Brown. Kevin 31, 33, 44, 110 Brown. Lachelle 133 Brown, La France 125 Brown, Mr. Luther 62, 72, 76, 63 Brown, Michael 7, 16, 40, 41, 43, 83, 93 Brown, Nicole 133, 144, 51, 55, 125 Brown, Rachel 133 Brown, Rita 33, 41, 72, 110 Brown, Robert 30, 84, 93 Brown, Shelley 133 Brown, Stephanie 49, 51, 53, 125 Brown, Sylvia 50 Brown, Terri 28, 111 Brown, Vanessa 17, 111 Brown, Yolanda 125 Bruce, Michael 133 Bruce, Michelle 116 Bryant, Michael 125 Brunson. Sonja 50, 116, 71 Bryant, April 44, 104 Bryant. Dana 111 Bryant. Hortense 104 Buckner, Corinna 125 Buford. Ms. Sybil 20. 21. 45 Burk, Dennis 27, 104 Burks, Carolyn 3. 29. 33. 40, 84. 93 Burney, Tara 31 Burns,' Felicia 28. 31. 35, 44. 104 Burris. Kimberly 51, 133 Burris. Tammy 72, 104 Burt, Ronald 133 Burton, Steven 29, 34, 43, 58, 59, 60, 72, 73, 104 Bush, William 30. 116 Bussey, Brian 6, 39, 41, 84 , 93 Butler, Anthony 31, 44, 84 , 93 Butler, Geoffrey 133 Butler, Kevin 111 Butler. Kimberly 31, 44, 111 Butler, Ladonna 51, 133 Butler, Latonya 125 Butler, Rodney 125 Byers, Dwayne 133 Byers, Mr. Olen 81 c CABLEVISION 26-27 CAFETERIA 80 Cadenhead, Willie 133 Cain, Patricia 30, 43, 38, 72, 110, 111 Caldwell, Belinda 49, 125 Caldwell. Eula 31, 40, 84, 93 Callis, Sonya 28, 29. 84. 93 Callis, Toni 29. 84. 93 Campbell, Loraine 133 Campbell, Shelley 133 Dr. Clinton Johnson, D.D.S. Dr. Lawrence Shine, D.D.S., P.C. Congratulations 1983 Graduates Wetro Jhenlal GENERAL DENTISTRY 6025 PROSPECT AVE. SUITE 203 KANSAS CITY, MO 64130 TELEPHONE 523-7788 Advertisement 153 Canada, James 125 Caradine, Carla 133 Cargo. Erica 133 Cargo. LeNea 41. 104, 163 Cargo, Richard 125 Carithere, Lisa 111 Carney, Louis 29 Carr, Annetta 125 Carr, Pernell 84, 93. 102, 163 Carr, Lashawn 55, 125 Carr, Sherry 104 Carr. Todd 84, 93, 101 Carroll, Ms. Juanita 76 Carter, Christopher 116 Carter, Darian 51, 125 Carter, Richard 111 Cason. Clinton 28, 110, 111 Cason, Cynthia 125, 37 Celestine, Curtis 60, 72 Chabot, Joseph 43 Chalmers, Carlos 133 Chambers, Curtis 133 Champ, Beverly 104 Champ, Vernita 29, 37 Champman, Deon 44 Chana, Michael 133 Chandler, Heather 72, 111 Charity, Audrey 125 Chavez, Carmen 45, 117 CHEERLEADERS 34-35 CHEMISTRY LAB ASSISTANTS 43 CHESS CLUB 36-37 Christian, Robert 48 Clark. Angela 84, 93 Clark. Anthony 125 Clark, Camilla 133 Clark, Delores 49, 51 Clark, Dewey 125 Clark, Kenneth 125 Clark, Mildred 125 Clark, Rhonda 133 Clark, Rickey 125 Clark. Stephanie 84, 93 Clark. Steven 84, 93, 150 Clay. Amanda 134 Clay, Mr. Edward 21 Clayton, Kamela 28, 29, 35, 72, 117 Clayton, Latonya 28, 43, 111 Clayton. Nichelle 43, 117 Clifton, Mia 29, 104 Cobb, Tommy 49, 134, 141 Cock, John 111 Cofield. Mr. Samuel 56, 67, 165 Cosle, John 134 Colbert, Tamila 134 Cole, Angela 84, 93 Cole, Bonnie 51, 125 Cole, Michael 33, 105 Coleman, Eric 134 Coleman, Kimberly 43, 125 Coleman, Nicole 134 Coleman, Tracey 134 Collins, Bridgette 28, 29, 84, 93 Collins, Deborah 31, 40, 41, 84, 93 Collins, Dione 125 Collins. Iris 125, 143, 37 CONCERT CHOIR 31 Connaghan, Michael 50, 134 Connaghan, Stephen 50, 53, 125 Connett, Carl 105 Conway. Leona 31, 105 Cook, Charles 117 Cook. Grant 60, 72, 111 Cook, James 134 Cook, Jimmy 125 Cook, Sgt. Roosevelt 44, 76 Cooper, Bari 125 Cooper, Deidre 30, 111 Cooper, Ms. Ernestine 76 Copeland. Kenneth 30, 111 Coppage, Delraar 22, 73, 84, 93 Coppage, Yolanda 111 Coulter, V. 80 Counts, Gerald 30, 111 Courtney, Shawna 134 Cowen, Matthew 125 Cox, Ronald 44 Craddock, Jody 111 Craig, Camille 125 Craig, Colleen 29, 84. 93, 163 Craig, James 125 Craig, Thomas 117 Craig, Victoria 125 Crawford, Tonya 29, 36, 117 Creath, Stephanie 125 Creer, Kimberly 111 Creer, Tyrone 105 Crenshaw, Larry 73 Crispin, Leslie 3. 29, 117 Crockett, Devin 125 Crockett, Kent 44, 45 Crook, Darrin 134 CROSS COUNTRY 62-63 Crystal, Byron 134 Cullum, Frankie 125 Cullum, William 134 Curtis, David 29 D Dailey, Shawn 125 Daly, Ms. Marianne 76 Danaher, Brenda 134 Daniel, Reshaunda 36, 37, 38, 84, 93 Daniel, Tracy 38, 117 Daniel, Vanessa 43, 105 Daniels, Ms. Essie 64, 65, 76 Daniels, M. 80 Darden, Lisa 125 Davis, Alanzo 134 Davis, Ben 29, 40, 84, 93 Davis. Cedric 7, 23, 39, 43, 84. 93 Davis, Christine 111 Davis, Demetrius 69, 117 Davis, Mr. George 76 Davis, Gerald 134 Davis, Jeffrey 72, 111 Davis, Kimberly 50, 57, 125 Davis, Latonya 29, 35, 64, 65, 70, 85, 92, 93 Davis, Mark 29, 85, 93 Davis, Reshonda 83, 165 Davis, Sheilahn 36, 117 Davis, Steven 117 Davis, Tira 134, 141 Davis, Tonya 24, 111 Davis, Tyron 125 Davis, Vickie 6. 26. 27, 32, 33. 35. 65, 71, 72. Ill Davison, Ms. Jeanne 76 Dawson, Carolyn 43, 111 Dawson, Elizabeth 43, 71, 72, 111 DEBATE AND FORENSICS 32-33 Deister, Ms. Marilyn 76 Denmon, Melvin 111 Dennis, Lesha 50, 52, 125 Dennis, Tracey 28, 29, 105 Depriest, Rochelle 125, 51 DeSimone, Dena 16, 105 Dibble, Deborah 126 Dickerson, Angela 85, 93 Dickerson, Lavetta 117 Dickerson, Rasheena 134 Dickinson, Richard kk7 Dickson, Deitra 53, 134 Diehl, Troy 126 Diethelm, Anne 72, 111 Dillon, Jarrod 117 Dillon, Mr. John 76 Dillon, Ms. Margaret 76 DISSECTING TEAM 43 Dixon, Charlie 116 Dixon, Mr. Chester 76 Dixon, Mr. George 76 Dixon, Larry 30, 33, 44, 85, 93 Dixon, Marla 117 Dixon, Raymond 30, 44, 85 Dixon, Karen 105 Dogle, Michele 126 Donahue, Reginald 111 Donato, Melton 30 Drake, Monique 32, 33, 36 DRAMA 32-33, 156 Duckworth, Eric 17, 60, 61, 111, 163 Duckworth, Jason 34, 43, 59, 60, 73, 105, 163 Dudley. Dana 28. 33. 40, 41. 86. 93 Dudley, Donna 35, 117 Duffer, Sandra 126 Dukes, Bertha 117 Dumas, Gary 105 Dumas, Tammy 85, 94 Dumas, Trina 43, 111 Dunbar, Nathaniel 117 Dunlap, Herbert 134 Dunmore, Pamela 111 Dupree. George 44, 60, 111 Durr, Deshella 126 Durr, Detreal 31 Dydell, Jessica 126 E Ealy, Anthony 134 Ealy, Tony 44, 45 Earley, Jerry 134 Easley, Nicole 36, 117 Easley. Robert 134 Easter, Adrian 134 Eddins, Rosalind 29, 85, 94 Edge. Justin 134 Edwards, Adria 134 Edwards, Emmett 134 Edwards, Marion 31, 43, 110, 111 Edwards, Shawn 117 Egli, Elizabeth 134 Ehrlich, Sarah 31, 117 EIGHTH GRADE 124-132 Eldridge, Lacy 59, 68, 73 Eldridge, Merry 43 Elliot, Stuart 36, 105 Elliott, Gertrude 72, 117 Elliott, Rhonda 126 Elliott, William 44 Ellis, Leonard 134 Ellison, Willis 134 Embry, Clay 135 Emerson, Pamela 29, 117 Emmanuel, Vonda 3, 29, 37, 38, 85, 94 Ennis, Norvin 135 Enriquez, Margaret 111 Erter, Terri 117 Espinoza, Maura 49, 54, 55, 126 Estelle, Correy 50, 126 Estelle, Dawn 111 Estrada, Mark 135 Eubanks, Ray 62, 68, 111 Eubanks, Renee 35, 40, 117 Evans, Charles 135 Evans, Marc 16, 25. 42, 60. Ill Evans, Michelle 117 EXPLORERS 43 F FACULTY 76-79 Farris, Melinda 54, 55, 126 Farris. Sherri 28, 43, 111 Faulkner, Kimberly 117 Feaster, Tara 49, 135 Feller, Carla 135 Fellers, Charles 126 Fellers, Gaylene 117 Fellers, Renee 135 Fellingen, Ms. Nancy 2, 24 Ferguson, John 51, 135 Ferguson, Michelle 126 Fields. Opal 55, 126 Fields, Volney 117 Fillpot, Lisa 27, 117 Finch. Barbara 29, 33, 85, 94 Finch. Grandville 111 Finch, Sandra 44. 45 Finch. Zanda 29. 32. 33. 85, 94 Finley, Valeria 117 Finney, Carl 111 Fisher, Holly 51, 126 Fisher, John 111 Fitzgerald. Patrina 16, 72, 105 Fitzgerald. Sheila 3, 11, 29. 33, 82, 85. 94, 95. 99. 101 Flowers, Annette 117 Flowers, Janel 117 FOOTBALL 58-61 Forbes, John 117 Forbush, Janelle 135 Ford, Richelle 28, 111 Fort. Tracy 111, 112 Fort, William 105 Foster, Antoine 73, 85, 94 Fowler, Annette 31, 105 Fowler, Lloyd 85, 94 France. Michelle 49, 53, 126 154 Index National Junior Honor Society FRONT ROW Misty Smith BACK ROW Mrs. Carolyn James sponsor, Taja Lamar, Stover, Kim Wu, Chen Ling Hu, Tracy Riddle, Charron Monica McKinney, Charles Wise, Kim Long, Lesha Dennis, Townsend, Monica Ortega, Kellie Miller, Dana Booker, Sherry Mark Moore, Christopher Majors, John Tibbets Franklin. Christella 105 Franklin, Demetrius 117 Franklin, Frances 85, 94 Franklin, Kim 85, 94 Franks. Darrin 105 Frazier, Carolyn 48. 85, 94 Frazier, Derrick 62, 63, 85, 94, 103 Frazier, Kenneth 126, 36 Freeman. Corey 135 Freeman, M. 80 Freese, Gregory 117 FRENCH CLUB 28, 53 FRESHMEN 114-123 FRESHMAN OFFICERS 114 Frenele, Mr. Earl 76 Fry, Cathrine 117 Fry, Cynthia 126 Fry, Dora 31, 105 Fry, Stephanie 85, 94 Fry, Willie 112 Fulbright, Orchid 28, 117 Fuller. Lindra 105 G Galbearth, Damita 28, 36, 38, 43, 44, 45, 105 Galeth, Stephanie 33, 117 Gandy, Kelley 126 Grant, Leonard 117 Gardenhire, Grace 30, 118 Gardenhire, Perry 30, 86, 102, 94 Gardner. Martez 34, 73, 110, 111, 112 Gardner, Renee 6, 34, 35, 36, 94 Garlington, Diana 126 Garner, Charles 135 Garner, Grady 61, 69 Garrett, Bryan 126 Garrett, Crystal 29, 118 Gassaway, Ms. Hattie 76 Gates, Mr. Francis 47, 78 Gatlin, Anita 33, 105 Gee. Renita 17, 35, 38 Gee. Tracye 7. 28. 29. 38. 39. 40, 67, 86. 94. 95, 98. 99. 102, 147, 163 Gentry, Craig 126 Gentry, Henry 37, 39 Gentry, Shawn 27, 29, 112 Gentry, Stephen 135 George. Robert 126 German, Damon 54 Ghrist, Ms. Christine 77 Gilbert, Jerome 62, 63, 67, 94, 98, 165 Giles. Ms. Cloetta 40, 81 Giles, Deborah 86, 94 Giles, Diyon 36, 118 Gilkey, Bridget 51 Gillespie, Mr. Homer 77 Gilmore, Karen 31, 72, 112 Gingrich. Brian 126 Ginn, Marlin 112 Glasco, Velta 126 Glin, William 126 Glover, Derick 126 Golden, Renetta 30, 118 Golden, Roslyn 135 Goldman, Christopher 50 Goldsby, Ricky 126 Golston, John 66, 67 Golston, Robert 2, 43, 59, 67, 72 Golston, Teresa 126 Goode, Marcyl 50, 126 Gooden. Mr. Richard 5, 78 Gordan, David 59, 86. 94 Gordan, Lisa 33, 105, 165 Gordon, Ms. Shirley 77 GOSPEL CHOIR 31 Grade, Mark 135 Graham, Albert 118 Graves, Robert 111, 112 Graves. Vernon 45 Gray, Ms. Donna 24, 28, 42 Gray, Yvette 31, 112 Gray, Yvonne 31, 44, 45, 112 Grayes, Katherine 126 Grayes, Lisa 29, 86, 94 Grayes. Milton 44, 105 Green, Carl 86, 94 Green, Curtis 36, 150, 151 Green, Keith 118 Green, Michelle 126 Green, Robert 135 Green, Sherri 22, 112 Green, Verdis 28, 118 Greene. Cherrie 126 Greene, Jeffrey 50, 54, 126 Greene. Leslie 118 Greene. Pamela 105 Greene. Steven 69. 118 Greene, Vonda 112 Greenwood, Kerry 39, 86, 94, 95, 98, 99, 163 Greever, Scott 135 Gregg. Kelly 126 Gregg, Kevin 135 Griaer, Ronald 126 Griffin. Karen 28, 35, 112 Griffin, LaTonya 86, 94 Griffin, Raymond 118 Griffin, Thomas 118 Grigsby, Karen 54, 126 Gross, Kerry 136 Guess, Dewayne 44, 112 Gullick, Gregory 112 Guthrie, Darinda 86, 94, 103 H Hackett, Ms. Marva 29, 77 Haden. Melinda 112 Haden, Perry 17, 86, 94 Hadley, Judy 118 Haggins, Ollie 122 Hann, Stephanie 118 Hale, Billy 6, 36. 37, 38, 112 Hall, Laquina 30. 112 Halley, Trade 136 Haman, Lorianne 112 Hamlett, Leah 112 Hamlett, Lillian 43, 45, 85, 94 Hamlett, Reola 105 Hammond, John 33, 34. 43, 106 Hammond, Lorenzo 34, 72, 105, 106 Hammons. Ronald 66, 67, 59, 106 Hancock, Shannon 136 Handson. Lisa 136 Hannett, George 106 Harber, Kevin 118 Harden. Marlene 4, 17, 31, 112 Hardwick, Michelle 72 Hardy, Monica 112 Harnett. Shannon 129 Harper, Johnie 106 Harrington, Paris 31, 63, 68, 73, 106 Harris, Angela 112 Harris, Carl 30, 86 Harris, Cynthia 106 Harris, Dwayne 51 Harris, Gregory 136 Harris, Markina 37, 49 Harris, Mina 29, 86 Harris, Sharon 29, 86 Harrop, Matten 129 Harrop, Mathew 136 Harston. Cassandra 3, 29, 33, 38, 86 Harvey, Donovan 48, 52, 129 Harvey, Rochelle 44, 118 Hatten, Eric 86 Hawkins, Ms. Bettye 39, 40, 41, 77 Hawkins, Jay 136 Hayes. Bobby 62 Hayes. Cynthia 29. 31, 33. 43. 44. 45, 86. 95. 99 Hayes, Davis 51, 136 Haynes, Dana 53, 129 Haynes, Patricia 57, 70, 112 Haynes. Dana 37 Haynes, Jacqueline 44, 45 Haynes, William 129 Haynes, Gary 136 Haywood, Delando 33, 112 Haywood, Kimberly 129 Hazziez, Jabir 51, 129 Heilderberg. Warren 31, 86, 163 Heilderberg, W'illa Mae 112 Heilderberg, Willie 112 Helmkamp, Peter 50, 52, 136 Henderson. James 136 Henderson, Leroy 118 Henderson, Perry 136 Hendricks. Paul 136 Henry. Katherine 51, 136 Index 155 Hernandez, Mireva 136 Hersey, Darren 29, 87 Hernandez, Sildayne 129 Herrin, Ms. Linda 46, 78 Herrin, Thayne 17, 112 Herron. Kenneth 129 Herron, Tamera 112 Hicks, Robert 136 Higgins, Chareese 28, 29, 36, 43, 112 Higgins, Gale 112 HillT Allen 136 Hill, Alonza 136 Hill, James 136 Hill, Karl 31, 106 Hill, Nicole 136 Hill, LaTonya 23, 112 Hill, Mr. Richard 13. 46. 78 Hill. Steven 136 Hill. William 56, 69, 72, 106 Hinds, Ms. Elaine 80 Hines. Arthur 136 Hines. Eddie 36 Hinson, Melissa 129 Hirsch, Rebecca 52, 136 Hirsch, Rhonda 28, 43, 72, 112 Hirsch, Robert 136 Hobley, Thomas 118 Hogan, Ernest 112 Hogan, Melvin 129 Holden, Jimmy 129 Hollis, Lisa 51, 129 Hollinger, Claude 106 Hollinger, Ricky 87 Holloway, Neva 50, 129 Holmes, Julia 24, 129 Holt, Derrick 129 HOMECOMING, FOOTBALL 7 HONOR SOCIETY 39, 155 Hood. Lisa 86 Hooker, Chandell 129 Hooker, Ernestine 129 Hooker, Jaunita 112 Hooker, Steven 45 Hooker, Ralph 129 Hopkins, Damon 43, 66, 67, 62, 106 Hopkins, Michael 112 Horton, Adie 50, 129 Howard, Roberta 53, 129 Houlihan, Coleen 29, 118 Houston, Tracy 118, 38 Howard, Melissa 118 Howard, Stacy 136 Hu, Chen Ling 129 Hubbard, Consetta 118 Hubbard, Jarita 129 Hubbard, Keith 118 Hubbard, Maceo 50, 129 Hubbard, Marietta 5, 28, 38, 106, 163 Hudson, Mary 11, 106 Hudson, Pearline 70 Hudson, Waymon 36 Huff, Damon 129 Huff, Winston 129 Hughes, Ms. Ruby 81 Hughes, Ms. 77 Hughes, James 118 Hull. M. 80 Humphrey, David 136 Hunter, Dewey 14, 112 Hurd. Elgie 58, 59, 60. 73, 106 Hurd. Oliver 44. 59. 68. 73, 112, 151 Hutchinson, Tanya 136 Hutchison, Timothv 49, 51, 129 Hutton. Mr. David 17. 38. 77 Hylton. Kenneth 59. 87. 82, 101, 165 I Irby, Diana 5, 35, 87, 95 Isom, John 51, 129 Isom, Jacqueline 136 J Jack, Patricia 118 Jack, Terri 136 Jacks, Lamar 112 Jackson, Charles 5, 63, 87 Jackson, Chris 118 Jackson, Deborah 112 Jackson, Gary 118 Jackson, Jeanette 136 Jackson, John 106 Jackson, Kevin 136 Jackson. Rena 29, 36, 118 Jackson, Sarina 136 Jackson, Shannon 136 Jackson, Tara 118 Jackson, Vance 44, 118 Jackson, Vincent 44, 116 James, Ms. Carolyn 77, 155, 156 James, Christie 129 James, Craig 129 James, Glen 136 James, Ms. Kathie 72, 77 Jameson, David 112 Jamson, Michael 136 Jayasekare, Juliet 39, 40, 41, 106 Jefferson, Kevin 136 Jefferson, Stephanie 112 Jenkins, Calvin 51 Jenkins, James 129 Jewell, Diane 113 Johnson, Aaron 118, 61 Johnson, Andrea 28, 37, 118 Johnson, Artis 54 Johnson, Brian 30, 44, 106 Johnson, Brian 87 Johnson, Charles 136 Johnson, Darlene 106 Johnson, Darrin 30, 118 Johnson, Donald 31, 68, 106 Johnson, Doyle 113 Johnson, Harvey 44, 118 Johnson, Keith 44 Johnson, La Quenna 28, 37, 118 Johnson, Laurice 87, 95 Johnson, Maria 51 Johnson, Michelle 43, 65, 70, 113 Johnson, Necie 129 Johnson, Quinlyn 129 Johnson, Renee 71, 118 Johnson, Roberta 129 Johnson, Scherita 136 Johnson, Ms. S. E. 11, 21, 77 Johnson, Trina 30, 118 Johnston, Deborah 118 Johnston, Debra 113 Johnston, Kimberly 44, 118 Jolly, Mary 87 Jones, Aaron 54, 106 Jones, Angela 136 Jones, Angelique 136 Jones, Anna 136 Jones, Anthony 113 Jones, Cathy 28, 37, 118 Jones, Craig 129 Jones, Dwight 51, 129 Jordan, Felicia 29, 37, 118 Jonas, Iletha 113 Jones, Jeffrey 136 Jones, Kimberlye 51, 129 Jones, Le Roy 106 Jones, Lisa 31, 44, 106 Jones, Lula 129, 137 Jones, Marcus 2, 59, 72, 87 Jones, Ora 113 Jones, Moses 129, 141, 142 Jones, Patricia 44, 118 Jones, Rosalind 107 Jones, Thurman 118 Jordan, Kala 87 Jordan, Keala 52, 129 Jordan, La Shon 44, 107 JUNIORS 104-109 JUNIOR OFFICERS 66 JUNIOR. MR. AND MISS 67 K Kahn, Ameer 24, 137 Kaffenberger, Frederick 113 Kearney, Bryan 34, 43, 72 Drama Club FRONT ROW Leslie Nunley, Kim Burris, Katherine Love, Clayton Rainey SECOND ROW Latica Rash, Robert Hirsch, Adrian Easter, Robert Wright, Dana Booker, Maura Espinoza, Kevin Anderson, Anthony Harvey, Chris Brown, Artie Bland, Jerald Lockridge, Stanton Moore, William Taylor, Jennifer Gordon BACK ROW sponsor Mrs. Carolyn James, Victoria Reeves, Dona van Harvey, Kevin Alexander, Angelique Jones, Cecilia Drane, Lisa Hollis, Dwight Jones, Melisa Tompkins, Lawrence Smith, Timothy Hutchison, Anthony Sayles, Eugene Green 156 Index Kelley, Albert 113 Kelley, Maria 87 Kelly, Ms. Coeette 4, 77 Kelso, Mary 119 Kemp. John 60, 51, 72, 107 Kennedy, Chad 44, 119 Kennedy, Jaclyn 38, 40, 41, 107 Kearney, Dexter 137 Kearney. Kevin 129 Khalil. Darrell 59, 119 Khalil. Sonja 51. 55 Keys, Robert 29, 87 Kiec, Victoria 113 Kimber, Tusha 29, 31, 87, 93 Kindred, Kimberly 24, 37, 51, 128 King, Alicia 87 Kinnard, David 119 Kirk, Deanna 113 King, Kimberly 119 King, Latanya 51, 52, 137 King, Matthew 128 King, Shree 137 King, Gary 137 Kinnard, Juanita 128 Kinnard, Robert 137 Kitchen, Mickelyn 137 Klausman, Mr. Alexander 77 Knight, Vincent 128 Knighten, Clarissa 128 Knowles. Janet 87 Kohl, Mr. Stephen 5, 43 Kohler. Elizabeth 3. 39. 43. 87, 96. 98 L Lamar. Taja 128 Lamas. Annette 113 Lambert, Connie 87, 96 Lambert, Lisa 87, 96 Lane, Eddie 119 La Near, Ronnell 137 La Near, Ronnie 43, 113 Lapley, Leslie 137 Lara, Josephs 43, 65, 113 Larry, Donnie 87, 96 Latiker, Gina 137 Laury, Curtis 119 Lazarczyk, Robert 29, 60, 72, 113 Leach, Brian 113 Lee, Charlesetta 137 Lee, Curtis 119 Lee, Larry 137 Lee. Ulanie 28, 30. 31, 107 Lee, Marcia 5, 72, 113 Leek. Marcella 137 Leemasters, Lori 51, 55, 128 Leeper, Douglas 128 Leibee, Ms. Jerre 77 Lenoir, Donna 43, 113 Letzig, Chadwick 119 Leverette, Sonvia 137 Lewis, Artis 51, 128 Lewis, Dorothea 128 Lewis, Phillip 119 Lewis, Recheal 38, 119 Lewis, Sherri 50, 128 Lewis, Ms. Theya 77 LIBRARY ASSISTANTS 41 LIBRARY MEDIA CLUB 48 Lilly, Miranda 44, 119 Lindsey, Carolyn 107 Lloyd, Crystal 29, 88 Lockridge, Jerald 128 Loften, Kim 137 Logan, Theordis 24, 128 Logue, Ms. G. 77 Lona, Charles 25, 43, 58. 59. 60, 72, 82. 96, 88 Lona, Timothy 23, 38. 39, 43, 59, 72 London, Mark 113 Loney, Jennifer 137 Loney, Michael 72, 113 Long, Kimberly 128 Looney, Ms. Charlyne 31, 77 Lott, Priscilla 51, 53, 128, 142 Love, Borita 128 Love, Catherine 137 Love, Nathaniel 113 Love, Dr. William 20, 46, 78 Lowe, Vicki 128 Lowe, Timothy 119 Lovelace, Grant 49, 137 Lucas, Vera 29, 88, 96 Lyke, Leo 128 Lyman, Latanya 128 Lynn. Billy 137 Lynn, Kelli 137 M Mahon. Lome 44 Mabry. Kelly 138 Mabry, Kim 119 Mabry, Robert 128 MacDonald, Janet 26, 29, 39, 43, 59, 60, 61, 70, 72. 88. 95, 96 MacDonald, Jill 28, 42, 71. 72, 113 Madden, Rosalind 3, 56, 67, 88, 96, 99 Madison, Betty 45, 113 Madison, Donald 44, 88, 96 Maehl-Wallace, Ethan 128 Mahmud, Asia 119 Mahone, Charles 73, 119 Mahone, Melissa 119 Major, Christopher 128 Majors. Mr. W. P. 78. 81 MAINTENANCE 80 Malko, Teresa 34. 43. 59. 60. 71, 82, 88. 96 Malone. Ms. Lois 5, 34, 77, 79 Malone, Michelle 43 Malone. Raymond 54, 128 Mann, Carla 128 Marley. Brent 73 Marsh, James 114 Marshall, Brian 119 Martin. Ms. Dorothy 81 Martinez, Gilbert 138 Martinez, Raul 128 Martin, Bobbie 138 Massey. Dawn 128 Massey, Sondra 128 Matthews, Terry 138 Mathews. Tina 128 Marzett, Jamie 36, 107, 151 Matthews, Dewayne 68, 114 Mattson, Mr. Larry 77 Maxey. Angela 6, 28, 29, 35, 119 May, Lisa 138 May, Stephen 138 Mayberry. Carmen 107 Mays, william 137 McAdams, Barbara 29, 43, 88, 96 McBride, Diana 137 McCallop, Lori 24, 128 McCanse, Brian 119 McCausley, Kimberly 38, 40, 41, 43, 107 McClain, Sheri 88, 96 McClearv, Kevin 128 McCloskey, Tori 24. 53, 128 McCloun, J. 80 McClunie, Timothy 119 McClure, Ms. Nancy 28, 53, 177 McConnell, Delecia 128 McCov, Mr. Robert 36. 78. 150, 151 McCubbin, Boris 119 McDaniel, Robin 88, 96 McDaniels. Dr. Daniel 78 McDaniels, Maurice 119 McDonald. Cassandra 52, 137 McDonald. David 4, 44, 114 McDonald. Dennis 63, 96 McDonald. Steven 120 McDowell, Benjamin 88. 96 McDowell, Gregory 30, 44, 107 McDowell, Regina 44 McDowell, Reggie 128 McFeders, Kenneth 42, 107 McGautha, Marilyn 5, 7, 31, 34, 35, 88, 95, 97, 101 McGee. Julia 49, 50, 128 McIntosh, Angela 29, 35, 120 McIntosh, Carlisa 107 McKelvy, Kimberly 113 McKinney, Monica 50, 128 McKinzie, Alisa 120 McKissick, Paul 43, 114 McMillan, Steven 137 McNeil, Stacey 40, 107 Mebane. Darin 114 Medellin, Michael 44 Meier. Robert 24, 128 Melton, Dixon 28, 128 Menzie, JoAnne 88, 97 Menzie, John 29, 45 Menzie, Savannah 128 Mercer. Thomas 50, 128 Merrill, Marcus 128, 143 Merritt, Beatrice 51, 128 Merriwether, Michael 31, 82, 88, 95, 97 Merriwether, Terra 137 Messick. James 42, 43, 72, 107 MICRONAUTS 42, 43 Miller, Donald 41, 45, 88, 97 Miller, Emmanuel 137 Miller, Erika 120 Miller, Kellie 50. 129 Miller, Lester 51, 137 Miller. Marcia 120 Miller. Marilyn 29. 43, 107 Miller. Michelle 137 Miller, Peggy 43, 107 Millia, Lydia 129 Milton, Tony 4, 107 Mitchell. Anthony 72, 120 Mitchell. Christopher 50, 129 Mitchell. Felix 4. 107 Mitchell. James 120 Mitchell. Kevin 129 Mitchell, Steven 6, 30 Mitchell, Tina 129 Mitchell, Jaffery 120 Moffett, Diana 120 Moffet, Randy 114 Monroe. Eric 137 Monroe, James 51 Monroe, Michelle 31, 35, 43, 114 Monroe. Paul 2, 59, 82, 88, 97 Montgomery, Ms. Sandy 36, 78 Moore, Angela 103 Moore, Billy 30, 120 Moore, Dimetra 120 Moore, Elijah 107 Moore, Jerald 137 Moore, Linda 137 Moore, Lisa 129 Moore. Mark 129 Moore, Monique 137 Moore, San ton 137 Moore, Tonya 6, 35, 56, 88, 92, 95. 97 Moore, Wendell 40, 41 Moreland, C. 80 Morgan, Ms. Judith 20, 22, 23, 38 Morris, Carlos 54, 129 Morris, Debra 107 Morris, Dixie 120 Morris, Frieda 50, 129 Moss, Candida 29, 37, 120 Moss, Michael 114 Moss. Theodore 36, 44. 72, 114 Moten, Louis 59, 114 Motley, Jalenda 28, 36, 114 Mueller. Tricia 88. 97 Muhammad. Carmelita 129, 142 Muhammad, Rudolph 120 Mulwee, Clarence 68, 72, 114 Mumphrery. Garrett 44, 114 Munn, Stephen 137 Munn, Stephanie 137 Murff, Kendall 107 Murry, Charlotta 114 Murry, Yolanda 30, 31, 33, 107 Myers, Deanna 51, 129 Myers, Debbie 137 N Nance, Kelly 49, 52, 138 Narvin, Enis 53 Nash, Charice 129, 143 Nave, Howard 138 Nave, Matthew 61, 120 Neal, Joseph 120 Neal. Terri 114 Neil, Joe 45 Nelson, Clinton 138 Nelson, Nate 138 Nero. Samuel 40, 88. 97. 101, 102, 109 Newberry, James 120 Newman. Beverly 89, 17 Newman, Paul 62. 66, 89, 97, 102 NEWSPAPER STAFF 29. 49 Nichols, Joe 129 Index 157 Nichols, Marketta 129, 138 Nickens. Kim 51, 109 Nissen, Michalle 114 Nissan, Scott 129 Noah, Wendy 129 Norris, James 138, 141 Norris, Stephan 120 Norris, Todd 26, 27 North, Tommy 120 Nunley, Leslie 138 o Oates, Dempsey 137 O’Dell, Diana 40, 41, 43, 45, 107 O’Dell, Tracy 33, 107 OFFICE ASSISTANTS 40 Oliver, Raymond 89, 97 Olvera, Emilio 89, 97 Olvera, Kathlene 36, 120, 151 O’Neal. Timothy 137 ONE HUNDRED GIRLS 38 Ontman, Deborah 29, 31, 120, 151 Ontman, Robert 29, 33, 73, 120 Ortega, Jennifer 51, 129 Ortega, Monya 52, 129, 143 Osborne, Kevin 129 Owens, Ms. A. 78 Owens, Johna 137 Oxley, Claire 53, 129 Oxley, Keith 29, 107 Ozburn, Carol 137 P Paige, Bryant 114 Paige, Rachel 129 Palmer, Dana 31, 120 Palmer, Erika 138 Parker, Dann 138 Parker, Chamia 129 Parker, Tracie 28, 44. 45 Parrott, Anna 44. 45 Peterson. Daniel 120 Patterson, Kimberly 138 Patterson, Lee 89, 97 Payton, Brian 138 Pearl, La Sandra 53, 129 Pearson, Jaqueline 138 Pegues, La Tonya 29, 121 Pement, Michelle 129 Penerman, Anthony 45, 121 Penerman, Kenneth 138 PEP CLUB 37 Perkins, Duane 89, 97 Perkins, Kaarin 121 Perkins, Marietta 129 Perkins, Rebecca 121 Perkins, Robert 6, 11, 107 Perkins. Roy 121 Perry, Cornell 51, 129, 142 Person, L. 78 Peters, Kimberly 138 Peters, Vivian 138 Peterson. Ms. Anna Marie 78 Peterson. April 72, 121 Peterson, Eric 114 Peterson, Jamel 31, 43, 72, 107 Pettis, Sammy 138 Phillips, Ms. D. 80 Phillips, Lamont 138 Phillips, Rhonda 114 Phillips. Rita 97 Pickett, Mr. M. 80 Pierce. Tracy 69, 72, 121 Pierro, Michael 121 Pike, Tyrone 51, 138 Pittman, Aaron 121 Pittman, Elbert 89, 97 Pitta, Troy 138 POM PON SQUAD 37 Plax, Mr. Stephen 78 Ponder, Iris 129 Powell. Bonita 28. 29, 37, 43, 121 Powell, Jerry 114 Powell. Paula 107 Powers, Stephanie 114 Premer, Mr. Lowell 78, 123 Presley, Ms. L. 47. 78, 81 Prewitt, Duane 129 Price, Dennis 27, 29, 121 Price, Mr. Jerry 3, 58, 59, 61 Price, Rita 138 Prince, Lafonzo 138 Pruitt, Vincent 121 Puckett, Robert 121 Pugh, Andre 29. 34, 38, 39, 59, 72, 82. 89, QC Q7 Pugh, Erika 121 Pugh, Mario 30, 121 Puryear, Michael 69, 121 R Radford, Kiphanie 30, 43, 114 Ragsdale, Ms. Helen 28 Ragsdale, William 107 Railey, Latichia 138 Railey, Terry 70, 71 Rainey, Clayton 51, 129 Rail, Latoma 129 Rail, Yolanda 121 Rambo, Roosevelt 4, 10, 72, 114 Ramphal, Judy 114 Ramsey. Danny 121 Rand, Annette 38, 89. 97, 101 Rand. William 72. 114 Randall. Leonard 89, 97 Rankins, Richard 119 Rash, Donalde 48, 129 Rash, Kimberly 114 Rash. Latichia 54 Rash, Michael 52 Ray, Angela 30, 44, 72 Ray, Carol 31, 107 Ray, Nina 129 Rayford, Kimberly 138 Reavis, Robin 138 Redmond, Vanddo 121 Redmond, Tanya 107 Reed, Gillespie 30 Reed, Kimberly 71, 121 Reed. Sharon 70, 71 Reese. Anthony 121 Reese, Karrysa 51 Reese, Ricky 114 Reese, Sherry 69, 97 Reese, Shirrel 107 Reese. Troy 107 Reese. Victoria 129 Reeves. Andrea 129 Reid, David 89, 97 Reid, Sharon 65, 89, 97 Rennock, Raymond 25, 36, 114 Rentie, Kevin 49, 129 Reyes, Michael 72, 107 Reynolds, Clarissa 26, 27, 28, 114 Rhinehart, Dana 138 Rhodes, Rosalind 43, 121 Rice, Richard 129 Rich, Oliver 129 Richard, Ray 3, 89, 95, 97 Richardson, Carl 72, 107 Richardson, Evelyn 129 Richardson, Garron 121 Richardson, Lloyd 29. 89, 97 Richardson, Ray 31, 121 Rice, Rita 114 Riddle, Tracy 37, 129 Rider, Kevin 138 Riggins, Ms. Juanita 13, 16 Riggins, Loleta 138 Rimpson, Micki 114 Rimpson, Yvette 130 Rinson, Melissa 130 Rivette, Ms. Brenda 33, 78 Robel, Susan 138 Robert, Patricia 29 Roberts, Donald 89, 97 Roberts, Kim 138 Roberts, Marla 130 Roberts, Martin 130 Roberts. Phillip 48. 54. 130 Robins, Angela 28, 107 Robins, Lee 138 Robinson, Anthony 138 Robinson, Becky 44 Robinson, Christina 31, 39. 40, 64. 65. 89, 95. 97, 103 Robinson, David 138 Robinson, Edker 44. 45, 121 Robinson. Ernest 61, 121 Robinson. Frank 107 Robinson, Jovanna 130 Robinson. Justina 27, 35, 70, 71, 72, 114, 147 Robinson, Lennette 72, 73, 121 Robinson. Martello 138 Robinson, Mary 11, 107 Robinson, Rhoda 121 Rodriguez, Sandra 54, 138 Rogers, Gina 139 Roilie, Vincent 28, 121 Rooks, Delisa 24, 130, 142 Rooks, Kimberly 114 Rose. Ms. Lucille 78 Ross, Rodger 41 Ross, Traci 29. 31, 43, 72, 107 Ross, Verniece 139 Rossback, Hugh 121 Rossback, Portia 51, 139 ROTC 44 45 Rotert, Ms. Carol 78 Rowan. Ms. Ella 48, 78 Rowan, Mr. William 4, 5, 39, 78 Royal, La Tonya 130, 142 Rucker, Mia 38, 43, 114 Rues, Robin 139 Runkins. Chris 121 Russell, Mr. Robert 78 Russell, Melinda 89, 97 Ryan, Jamie 139 s Sabatka, Ms. Joanne 43, 78 Saioric, Aren 130 Salaam, Sulaiman 114 Salazar, Irene 39, 40, 43, 73, 89. 95, 96, 97, 163 Salazar, Irma 7, 39, 40, 43, 59, 73, 82, 90, 95, 96, 97, 102 Salem, Martin 139 Sams, Janice 130 Samuels, Mr. 89 Sanders, Mary 90, 97 Sanders, Tanya 130 Sappington, Terry 60, 72 Sasser. Mr. Manfred 70, 78 Saunders, Michael 49, 139 Savage, Reahlene 29, 40, 90, 97, 99 Sawyer, Jaqueline 29, 70, 82, 90, 97, 101 Saxton, Leonard 121 Sayles, Anthony 51, 130 Scales, Sharon 121 Schwartz, Lama 48. 139 Scott, Anthony 130 Scott, Derick 90, 98 Scott, Eric 90, 98 Scott, Jerry 60 Scott, Latrice 39. 43, 90, 95, 98, 9 Scott, Laura 28, 29. 37. 121 Scott, Legitta 48, 130 Scott, Michael 44, 114 Seals, Sterling 52, 130 Scott, Ms. Rose 78 Scroggins, Mr. Leon 29, 78 Sears, Darrel 45 Sears, Kendra 51, 139 Seely, Mr. R. 78 SENIOR OFFICERS AND CABINET 95 SENIOR DIRECTORY 92-99 SENIOR POLL 98-101 SENIORS 82-103 Sells, Devin 130 SEVENTH GRADE 132-141 Sewell, Pamela 121 Shade, Risee 130 Shahan, M. 80 Sharp, A. 80 Sharp, Alexandria 121 Sharp, Carl 24, 139 Shavers, Kenneth 90, 98, 102, 103 Shaw, Darryl 56, 62, 66, 67, 114 Shaw, Michelle 52, 54, 139 Shears, Billie 130 Shelby, Vicki 28, 114 Shepard, Robert 29, 30, 33 Shepherd, Ms. Dorothy 78 Shepherd, Tammy 24, 53, 130 Sheppard, Dawna 139 158 Index Shirley. James 107 Shirley, Tyrone 90, 18 Shoats, Ms. Frances 80 Shukair, Nafeisa 139 Shukair, Rami 139 Shukair, Rasha 44, 108 Sherrill, Dawn 139 Simon, Ms. Miriam 79 Simpkins, Winston 44, 45, 114 Simpson, Rhonda 28, 29. 37, 121 Simpson, Roberta 29, 38, 90, 98, 102 Simpson, Victoria 108 Sims, Cachella 29, 121 Singleton. Keeyon 139 Sirls, Marcus 130 Sirls, Raymond 108 Slaughter, Audrey 130 Slayden, Anthony 114 Smith, Andre 139 Smith, Beverly 50, 139 Smith, Carla 121 Smith, Carnita 53, 130 Smith, Clyde 114 Smith, Cordell 61 Smith, Danielle 139 Smith, Frederick 122 Smith, James 130 Smith, Joy 122 Smith, Joyce 39, 43. 59, 73, 90, 95, 98 Smith, Ms. Kathryn 79 Smith, Mr. Kelton 79 Smith, Kenneth 72, 108 Smith, Kerry 130 Smith, Lawrence 130 Smith, Mary 139 Smith. Michael 31, 108 Smith, Michael 139 Smith, Pamela 37, 72, 120 Smith, Patricia 40, 43, 59, 61, 108 Smith, Phillip 90, 98 Smith, Robert 31, 73, 90, 98 Smith, Robert 139 Smith, Robin 114 Smith, Shaundrieka 29, 37, 122 Smith, Shawndell 29, 72, 122 Smith, Shelisa 37, 121 Smith, Sharry 50, 53, 130 Smith, Stephanie 139 Smith, Teri 108 Smith, Venida 108 Smith. Willard 130 Smith, Mr. William 79 Smith. Willie 139 Snare, Col. Ross 45, 79 Snow. Joel 31, 72, 90. 98 Snowden, Steven 24 Soderlund, Ms. Ledia 53 Solomon, Audrey 31, 90, 98 SOPHOMORE OFFICERS 66 SPANISH CLUB 29, 53 Spender, Tracie 130 Stalker, John 130 Standifer, Michelle 130 Stanford, Dianne 29, 90, 98 Stanley, Alanna 139 Starks, Eric 139 Starks, Frank 30, 115 Starks, Michael 122 Starks. Nathaniel 90, 98 Starr, Donald 72, 90, 98 Starr, Sharon 90, 98 Stennis, Michael 51, 139 Stephenson, Howard 139 Stephenson, Larry 130 Stevenin, Andrea 130 Stevens, Daniel 29, 122 Stevens, Stephanie 108 Stevenson, Curtis 122 Stevenson, Plezhette 130 Stewart, James 108 Stewart, Kalen 51, 130 Stewart, Kelly 44. 122 Stewart, Kimberly 49, 139 Stewart, Reba 10, 29, 82, 90, 96, 98 Stewart, Robert 139 Stigler, Robert 122 Stigler, Ronnie 130 Stillwell, David 139 Stillwell. Samuel 72, 122 Stockman, Anthony 28 Stockman, Carlos 115 Story, Leslea 53, 55, 130 Stous, Michael 51 Stover, 139 Stover, Misty 53, 55, 130, 155 Stringer, Victor 122 Strotner, Carlton 122 Strother, Catherine 139 Strother, Jonathan 130 Strother, Raymond 122 Strother. Shannon 130, 144 Stozier. Mr. A. 80 Stucky, Yvette 139 STUDENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE 39 STUDENT GOVERNMENT 38. 55 Suber, Benjamin 59, 65, 67, 115 Sublett, Rebecca 130 Sullivan, Michael 122 Sutton, Sandra 35 Swinney, Eva 130 Swinton, Ms. Grace 79 Swinton, Vangleason 130 Swope, Leo 33, 115 T Tabron, Tracy 51, 52, 131 Taft. Linda 73, 91. 98 Tancredi, Daniel 29, 34, 36, 37, 59, 60, 108 Tancredi, Paul 29, 59, 60, 108 Tanner, Joel 139 Tanner, Lorinda 37, 131 Tanner, Rodney 122 Tatum, Anthony 58, 59, 73, 115, 139 Tatum. Barbara 31, 36, 91, 98 Taylor, Eric 51, 108 Taylor, John 45. 122 Taylor, Keith 122 Taylor, Kenneth 131 Taylor, Michael 108 Taylor, Phillip 61, 69, 73, 122 Taylor, Robin 139, 144 Taylor, William 139 Teague, La Tonya 91, 98 Teany, Murphelle 40, 115 Thebo, Jason 131 Thebo, Thomas 43 Thomas, Charles 139 Thomas, Diana 131 Thomas, Donn 131 Thomas. Geraldine 139 Thomas, Linda 98 Thomas. Marjorie 131 Thomas, Mary 122 Thomas. Nicole 131 Thomas, Richard 108 Thomas, Shayne 91, 99 Thomas. Shelley 51, 139 Thomas, Sonya 30 Thomas, Steven 115 Thomas, Tammye 122 Thompkins, Kimberly 43, 108 Thompson, Mr. Herbert 79 Thompson, Linda 115 Thompson, Sonya 31, 108 Thornton, Darroyce 131 Tibbetts, John 50, 131 Tillman, Diana 131 Tillman. Richard 30, 44. 91. 99 Tillotson. Dannie 131 Tillotson, Robin 28, 37, 122 Timazee, Katrina 44, 108 Timmons. Sean 131 Tindall. Cheryl 31. 108 Tindall. Maria 25, 42, 43. 64. 65. 70, 108 Tindall, Monica 27. 70, 71, 72, 115 Tinsley. Gary 115 Tinsley, Robert 33, 43, 108 Titsworth, Floyd 122 Tivis, Vernon 140 Todd, Sheryl 131 Tolbert, Tony 30, 122 Tolefree, Gerald 108 Toler, Howis 28. 36, 122 Tollett, Ms. J. H. 78, 81 Tolliver, Jerome 140 Tomlin, Angela 51, 131 Tompkins, John 140 Tompkins, Melissa 51 Towns. Adriane 5, 115 Towns, Kathyenid 9, 39, 59, 67, 91, 95, 99, 102 Townsend. Carter 115T Townsend, Charron 53, 131 Townsend, Jamie 115 Toynton, John 45, 62, 72, 115 Toynton, Martin 45, 122 Toynton, Ricky 44 Tracy, Patricia 31, 108 Travis, James 140 Trigg. B. 79 Trigg, Dywayne 51, 140 Triplett, Terence 69. 122 Truelove, Judy 122 Tuck, Joseph 50, 131 Tuck, Steven 140 Turner, Leann 50, 131, 143 Turner. Thomasa 91, 99 Turrentine, Chantelle 140 Tyson, Craig 26, 27, 29, 122 Tyson, Tamara 140 U Upshaw, Lachanda 131 Urban, Anna 131 V Van Horn, Michael 42, 108 Van Horn, Timothy 131 Vann, Craig 43 Vann, David 51, 131 Vasser, Cherita 91, 99 Vaughn. Carol 35 Vaughn. Harvey 33, 122 Vaughn. Shelita 28, 122 Villanueva, Michael 131 Vittengel, Heidi 140 VOLLEYBALL 64, 65 W Wagner, Brent 40 Walker, Angela 29, 122 Walker, Carlton 140 Walker, Crystal 37, 55, 131 Walker, Diane 50, 131 Walker. Kelley 140 Walker. Mark 122 Walker, Steve 131 Walker, Terrance 140 Wallace, Donnell 131 Wallace. Harold 68. 72, 115 Walters, Henrv 109 Walls. Ms. Sarah 79 Walz. P. 80 Ward, Beverly 54, 131 Ward, Cynthia 49, 140 Ward. Glenda 30, 43, 115 Ward, J. 79 Ward, James 30 Warren, Ms. Janice 80 Warren, Mr. Jimmy 80 Wark, Pamela 16, 109 Warren, Miguel 2, 58, 59, 60, 67, 68, 73, 109 W'ash, Donna 140 Washington, Angeline 49, 53, 131 Washington, Jason 122 Washington, London 59 Washington, Mildred 140 Washington, Trishon 140 Waters. Camille 35, 122 Wates, Anthony 131 Watson. Eric 109 Watson, Ms. Janet 28, 29, 79 Watson, Michelle 140 Watson, Indi 115 W'atson, Tonia 36, 122 Watson, William 24, 131, 144 Watters, Mark 140 Watts. Alan 37 WTatts, Alane 53, 131 Watts, Laurie 43, 109 Weaver, Lisa 140 Weaver, Robert 140 Weaver. Tracy 28, 44, 45, 115 Webb. Ms. Gloria 79 Weintraub, Alissa 140 Index 159 Webb, Patricia 115 Webb, Patrick 28 Well . Bert 122 Wells, Vincent 44 W'esson, Shawn 28, 37, 41, 65, 68. 115 West, Mr. Henry 51, 79 Westerman, William 16, 25, 42, 122 Wheelock, Ms. Avis 29, 79 W’heelock, Mr. Russel 79 Wheeler, Robin 29, 109 Whigham, Candace 28, 29, 33, 122 Whitaker, Kimberlyn 122 Whitaker, Sharon 31, 43, 91, 99 White, Angie 38, 122 Whit . April 140 White. Crystal 38. 44, 45, 108, 109 White. Darrin 33 White. Debra 115 White, Glenn 37 White. Joel 30. 123 White, Jonnie 50 White, Kenva 140 White. Mark 123 W’hite, Marvena 38 White, Randy 109 White, Richard 115 White, Steven 123 Whitmore, Mr. Calvin 30 Wholf, Mr. Richard 24, 36. 79 Wilborn, Dessie 29, 40, 91, 99 Wilkerson, Demassy 131 Wilkes, Earnestine 91, 99 Wilkes, Rodney 31, 44, 91, 99 Williams. Anthony 115, 150, 140 Williams. Mr. Bernard 57, 60, 73 Williams. Bernetta 140 Williams. Betty 109 Williams, Brian 33, 36. 37, 43, 91, 99 Williams, Bridget 140 Williams, Charles 29, 45, 67. 91. 99 Williams, Charles 131 Williams. Craig 69, 123 Williams, Deiara 115 Williams, Diana 40 Williams, Dionne 140 Williams, Edna 140 Williams, Irma 71 Williams, Javon 69 W'illiams, Jerrod 43, 115 W'illiams, Jerry 60, 12 W'illiams, Joann 55, 131 Williams, Jocelyn 53, 55, 131 W'illiams, La Donna 44. 72, 123 Williams, La Shon 123 Williams, Leigh 140 Williams, Leonard 123 Williams. Leslie 131 Williams. Michael 123 Williams, Miles 109 Williams. Patricia 45 Williams, Patrick 60 Williams, Rochelle 49 W'illiams. Rodney 45 Williams, Shalise 140 Williams, Sharnell 91, 99 Williams, Sheila 50 Williams, Shirley 115 Williams, Steven 43 Williams, Timothy 45 Williams, Tommy 43, 59, 72, 115 Williams, Tony 140 Williams, Veronica 130 Williams, William 44 Willis. Ms. Callie 21 Willis. Sonya 140 Willis. Ze m 131 Wills. Mr. Edward 79 Wills. Ms. Joan 80 Wilmore-bey, Lanetta 30, 109 Wilson, Anthony 123 Wilson, Clifton 140 Wilson. Cynthia 4, 115 Wilson, Ms. Dana 79 Wilson, Doris 31, 115 Wilson. Travell 141 Wilson, Michelle 40, 91, 99 Wilson, Mysti 115 Wilson, Terrence 115 Wiltfong, Andrew 123 Wiltfong, Bryan 131 W'ise, Charles 142 Wolfskill, Andre 141 Wood, Ava 141 Woods, Kathy 51, 52 Worden, Nicholas 141 W'ray, Adam 52, 141 Wren. Cynthia 28. 29, 37, 123 Wright, Gary 115 Wright, Mr. Leo 4 Wright, M. 80 Wright, Rebecca 29, 35, 91, 99 Wright, Robert 49, 143 Wright, Sherise 141 Wyatt, Brett 62, 66. 109 Wyatt, Bruce 109 Wyatt, Eddie 30, 31, 91, 99 Wyatt, Elmer 31, 59. 60, 109 Wyatt, Frederick 115 Wyatt, Lisa 141 Yeakey, Robert 141 YEARBOOK STAFF 49. 163 Yeargens, Ada 123 Young, Cornelius 91, 99 Young, Kristi 91, 99 Young, Ms. Juanita 80 Young, Michelle 141 Youngblood, Walter 27. 91, 99 YOUTH FOR CHRIST 28, 54 York, Paul 51, 54, 142 Z Y Yancy, Terrilva 51, 141 Zaner, Ms. Gerry 79 Zarate, Javier 54 Zarate, Martin 28, 115 Tiger's Paw staff member Pamela Wark takes time out to play a game of cards with yearbook photographer Paul Newman. COLOPHON Headlines Opening and Closing — Coronet Student Life — Lydian Bold, Lydian Italic Academic — Cheltenham, Organizations — Tiffany Sports — Serif Gothic Bold People: Seniors — Brush, Underclass — Melior Headlines — 36, 30, 24, 18 points Body Copy — 10 points Century Captions — 8 points Century italic Folios — 10 points Century bold Number of copies — 500 Publisher: WALSWORTH PUBLISHING COMPANY, MARCELINE, MISSOURI Senior Portraits, Individual Photos and Group Photos by CAMPUS PHOTO, MARCELINE, MO. Member MISSOURI INTERSCHOLASTIC PRESS ASSOCIATION and QUILL AND SCROLL 160 Index Editor-in-Chief Tracye Gee consults with Assistant Editor Irene Salazar before deciding which photos will go into the 1983 yearbook. YEARBOOK STAFF EDITOR Tracye Gee ASSISTANT EDITOR Irene Salazar COPY EDITOR Irma Salazar PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR Paul Newman ASST. PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR Ray Knutsen BUSINESS MANAGER Sheila Fitzgerald PHOTOGRAPHERS: Walter Youngblood. Rhonda Phillips, Irma Salazar, Elizabeth Kohler, Ronnie La Near COVER DESIGN Kenneth Hylton STUDENT LIFE EDITOR Debora Blosser ACADEMIC EDITOR Pernell Carr ORGANIZATIONS EDITOR Kerry Green- wood SPORTS EDITOR Jason Duckworth PEOPLE EDITOR Samuel Nero INDEX Jaclyn Kennedy STAFF: Trina Achelpohl, Renetta Alex- ander, Jackie Brown, Sonya Callis, LeNea Cargo, Colleen Craig, Anita Gatlin, Carl Harris, Warren Heilder- berg. Marietta Hubbard, Kimberly McCauley, Stacey McNeil, Diana O’Dell, Annette Rand, Christina Robinson, Reba Stewart, Kim Thompkins, Linda Taft ADVISERS: Mrs. Cosette Kelly, Mrs. Shirley Johnson, Mrs. Gloriann Liu Yearbook Staff FRONT ROW Jason Duckworth, Debbie Blosser, Irene Salazar, Tracye Gee, Chris Robinson SECOND ROW Ray Knutsen, Jackie Brown, L£Nea Cargo, Kimberly McCauley, Kerry Greenwood THIRD ROW Pernell Carr, Annette Rand, Trina Achelpohl, Marietta Hubbard FOURTH ROW Linda Taft, Irma Salazar, Jaclyn Kennedy, Eric Duckworth FIFTH ROW Warren Heilderberg, Colleen Craig, Paul Newman, Renetta Alexander BACK ROW Adviser Mrs. Cosette Kelly, Kim Thompkins, Diana O'Dell, Adviser Mrs. Gloriann Liu Yearbook Staff 161 The tigers show enthusiasm at a football game against the Hogan Rams. Irma Salazar senior, shares a moment of happiness with Kathy Towns basketball homecoming queen. 162 Closing RaShonda Davis senior, Lisa Gordan junior, Kenneth Hylton senior, Randy White junior, enjoys food prepared by other classmates for the ethnic dinner held in the resource center. Closing 163 mWALS WORTH PUBLISHING COM PA N Y M ARCELINE MIAMI )l Ml IMA mWALS WORTH PUBLISHING COMPANY MARCELINE MISSOURI USA