Lincoln Academy - Lincolnian Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1984 volume:

People 86 «©4 UMC 0MAM Lincoln Academy North Campus 2111 Woodland Kansas City, Mo. 64108 South Campus 2012 East 23rd Street Kansas City, Mo. 64127 Volume 6 Lincolnian 1984 South Campus orchestra directed by Mr. George Davis, gets in tune for fall performances. South Campus North Campus A well-decorated locker proves to be a second home for students. (Photo by Shawn Edwards) 2 Theme TAKING A STEP rcrward D oors opened this year in both campuses with many new, challenging and exciting ideas for students and faculty. Upperclassmen returned to 1983-84 term with feelings of leadership and a sense of accomplishment of past years and the year that was ahead. “This year I’ve set a lot of goals for myself. I believe with the atmosphere that sur- rounds the school, I’ll achieve all of them,” said Teri Smith, senior. For 366 students, the largest number of freshmen in recent years, it meant stepping into new ways of thinking about their life, achievements and ideals. There were many un- familiar faces, but one face was very familiar to them. That face was of Dr. William Love, previously the dean of South Campus for the past five years. “It is good to have someone already familiar with us,” said Delecia McConnell, freshman. Dean Love’s shoes were filled quite adequately by Ms. Linda Herrin, the first female prin- cipal in Lincoln’s history. Of the academy’s many ad- vancements one was student limitation on the number of absences and tardies they were allowed before a parent-teacher conference was set or automatic suspension. Another addition was U.S.S.R. (Uninterrupted Silent Sustained Reading) a program in which students read or wrote in one class each day. Jaclyn Kennedy Theme 3 TAKING A STEP Forward Lincoln took a step further in sports as well as academics. “The team showed team work, responsibility and worked hard all season. In the end the hard work paid off,” said Coach Jerry Price. Coach was right. It did pay off. Because for the first time Lincoln Academy made the High School Missouri Association Play-offs. After having an extra week off during Christmas vacation because of high winds, temperatures below zero and heavy snow, the students returned to a cold snow damaged building. There was no heat and the new wing first floor had been flooded. “It was like entering an ice box in some of the rooms,” said Kim McCauley, senior. The snow and flood waters damaged heaters, linoleum tile floors and the ceiling. Photography, art equipment and mater- ials were destroyed also. “It will take time but new materials will be replaced,” said Mrs. Gloriann Lui, Art and Photography Instructor. The chemistry lab felt the aftermath when the heat was restored. It caused bottles to break along with damaging chemicals and audio visual equipment. The library was also affected by the weather, water destroyed the carpet, magazines and library materials. To their surprise the students had the distinct pleasure of entering the lunch room one afternoon and noticing that the school had provided them with a room full of blue and gold chairs. “I liked them at first but later the size of the chairs and amount of students eating on one lunch period prohibited regular movement,” said Lorenzo Hammond, senior. Other improvements made on the school were new doors added to the girls’ and boys’ restrooms and new carpet in the library. “I feel a healthy atmosphere contributes to a healthier attitude toward school,” said Mrs. Judy Morgan, Social Studies teacher. Jaclyn Kennedy Band salutes Michael Jackson's “Thriller” Rhonda Simpson, sophomore, tackles Congressman Alan Wheat with questions 4 Theme « Damage to the Art Department heater and tile floor were two of the many things Christmas vacation snow left behind. Lincoln's Pride Theme 5 Spirits are still high during half time Jerry ,Killer” Price gives pointers to team during half time, (photo by Ray Eubanks) Tanya Redmon, varsity cheer- leader, displays her Blue and Gold spirit at Homecoming game, (photo by Shawn Ed- wards) Homecoming King and Queen Brian Kearny and 1983-1984 Homecoming Royalty are Carl Aaron, Renita Gee, junior Jackie Brown were presented in style to their student Prince and Princess; Jackie Brown and Brian Kearny, senior Queen body during half time, (photo by Ray Eubanks) and King; Chad Kennedy and Leslie Crispin, sophomore Prince and Princess; Kendrick Breckenridge and Nicole Thomas, freshmen Prince and Princess, (photo by Shawn Edwards) 6 Homecoming Homecoming Queen Jackie Brown and King Brian Kearney flash a smile. Homecoming Raindrops don't dampen spirit Excitement, anticipation and doubt — all of these were a part of the homecoming spirit. Homecoming was finally here again. The festivities started out with a show to intro- duce the royalty. Then as the football team was introduced, the crowd went into hysterics. The team showed that they were number one as they waved their fingers high and proud in the air. The next night was the big game against O’Hara. The crowd was skeptical about beating the Celtics for homecoming. The Tigers dug in but were down at half time. As the royalty winners were announced, Brian Kearney and Jackie Brown emerged as King and Queen. During the second half it started to rain. “Instead of dampening the spirit it seemed to enlighten them,” said Beth Dawson, junior. Despite the rain the Tigers went on to defeat O’Hara. As the final seconds ticked off a jubilant crowd ran out on the field to congratulate their Tigers. Shawn Edwards The Blue Tigers are raring to go against the O’Hara Celtics on Homecoming night at the Southeast field. Homecoming 7 Goes a Step cuth Campus Further It may be lunch time but work goes on. Gifted and Talented Stars show off their sparkle in Room 207 Man and Society classes for Ms. Nancy Fellinger. 10 South Campus UN Day Brings Forth New Talent Thirty students from Lin- coln South entered poems and essays in the contest put on by Kansas City, Mo. to celebrate United Na- tions Day. The entries were on display a week before being taken down to the district office when three in each category were chosen from Grades 7-12 in the district. Discrimination Discrimination, I really hate it. I wish we would all get together and eliminate it. The Black and Whites are so far apart To think about it just breaks my heart. Why they don’t communicate is a question to me. But one day soon, we shall have unity. Shannon Hancock Debbie Myers and Shannon Hancock Joreen Baldwin is working on her are putting poetry and essay entries up entry in the writing contest to celebrate for display in Ms. Hughes’ room. United Nations Day. South Campus 11 i Sounds o£ LA The sound of music has varied among the students at Lincoln Academy. Rock-n-Roll, Punk Rock, Soul, and even Country Western have become an important part of our students’ listening enjoyment. “I listen to the stereo while I do my homework, I don’t know what it is but I seem to be able to concentrate better,” said Howis Toler, sophomore. The music change is about as common as the change in fashion. “I think that fashion and music are combined together. The fifties look is in and so is the sound,” said Jalenda Motley, junior. The hair styles also changed in the midst of the music era. There are those who style their hair like Prince or maybe have it cut like Kajagoogoo. Some may go as far as to dye their hair. This year is more of the Punk Rock era. The tempo is faster and the fashion is right there with it. The tight jeans, shirts hanging off the shoulder, high water jeans, big shirts, mini skirts, muscle shirts, low heel pumps, leather pants - the list could go on. The singer and groups have become more popular than ever. If you look through the halls of Lincoln Academy, you will see people wearing their favorite singer or group. Some wear buttons with Michael Jackson, Prince, Rick Springfield, Hall and Oats, Adam Ant, Mean at Work, Duran Duran and Culture Club. While that section wishes to wear buttons, others may wish to wear tee-shirts with slogans or pictures of their favorite singer such as Michael Jackson; Thriller, Stevie Nicks, Quiet Riot, David Bowie; Let’s Dance, Loverboy, The Clash, and The Police. The true spirit of the music lovers is how they display it. As long as the singers keep giving the beat, the students will keep up the spirit of music. Doris Wilson 12 Prince-at-his best. Reviewing scenes from The Police concert are Howis Toler, sophomore, A few of the favorite sounds at Lincoln, and Doris Wilson, junior. WHAT’S HOT Video Thriller Rock Group Culture Club Female Vocalist Irene Cara Male Vocalist Michael Jackson Soul Group DeBarge Video Game Ms. Pac Man Designer Ralph Lauren WHAT’S NOT Video ZZ Top Sharp Dressed Man Rock Group Kiss Female Vocalist Marilyn McCoo Male Vocalist Rick James Soul Group Stone City Band Video Game Pac Man 13 14 Fashion New wave is upon us. Fashion 15 Cast member Karen Gilmore ponders as Dolly (Felicia Burns) pour out her unceasing advice. The townfolk of Yonkers announce the valuable matchmaking services of Dolly Levi. 16 Hello Dolly Dolly’s slcry ad infinitum phraim, he’s as good as mine.” So Dolly Levi thinks. Her conniving mind has cooked up a mulitifaceted plot: marry Horace Vandergelder, millionaire, and match up three other couples on the way. What ensues is the develop- ment of one of the finest plays ever produced by the Lincoln Academy Concert Choir. “Hello Dolly” was lovingly molded by a group of megalo-talented and dedicated people. Which is not to say that all was perfect: the show’s rehearsals ran so behind schedule that the cast and crews were required to stay for long exhausting late night rehearsals. The old-fashioned dresses were a problem to find. Many of the girls brought their own. But the overall hindrance was that the cast, for the most part, did not like each other at the beginning. And this contempt showed up in the rehearsal. But there is something magical about the production of a musical — the close proximi- tives, the sweat, the worry are shared by all, and in the end, the cast and crew were brought together in an unbreakable bond to make “Hello Dolly” sparkle with glorious magic of its own. Debbie Ontman “I'm available for fresh Jersey eggs, surgical corsettes reboned, and match- making, Dolly (Felicia Bums) tells cast member Keith Smith. Martez Gardner (Horace Vender- gelder) and Felicia Burns (Dolly Levi) lead the way for the spring musical “Hello Dolly” directed by Mrs. Dor- othy Shepherd. Hello Dolly 17 18 Academics Hittin’ the books are Rochelle DePriest, sophomore, and Brian Marshall, sophomore. Ms. Eunice Wilson's sewing class looks on as she explains the basics of sewing. Academics 19 Practl ca _ 4rti Skills to build upon Practical Arts classes teach skills necessary for independent living. They also teach basic skills for certain jobs. Industrial Arts and Home Economics classes fall under the heading of Practical Arts. Among the home economics classes are Clothing, Foods and Child Development. In Child Development students learn the growth of babies from fertiliza- tion to birth. The students also learn about the emotions that children go through in life and use dolls to learn how to take care of babies. “You learn the qualifications of a good parent,” said Paulette Harris-Bey, sophomore, “I sug- gest this class for those plan- ning going into a field working with small children.” In Foods 1 and 2 student are taught how to prepare food. They learn the nutritional value of food. Clothing 1 and 2 teaches students sewing procedures and basic alternation skills. Stu- dents begin with a simple pro- ject and with each new project a different skill is learned. The Industrial Arts classes include Drafting, Home Repair, Metal Works and Woods. Students in drafting do preci- sion mechanical drawings. This course is advised for people who want to be an architect, engin- eer or drafts person. In Woods 1 and 2 students learn the steps in producing a wood craft. “In this class we make anything which can be created with wood,” said John Jackson, senior. Miranda Lilly OUie Haggins, and Deidra Williams work toegether in making their dessert for the day- 20 Practical Arts Andrea Johnson, Markina Harris, Nicole Thomas, Kamel a Clayton, Ms. Eunice Wilson, and Debra White work on pattern layouts. Woods and Metals teacher Mr. Earl Frevele shows John Colston, junior, how to weld like a pro. Cordell Brown, freshman, sands his work down. Tim Lona and Robert Golston draw to scale in drafting. Practical Arts 21 uiineii Do typing and When enrolling for the next year, the main courses to prepare for college such as math, history, and English are stressed. But this year the importance of taking a typing course has also been implied. Why? Mrs. Kathie James, typing and shorthand teacher, says, “All business courses can help you if you go to college because all reports are typed and if you can’t type, you have to pay someone.” “If you are unable to go to college,” Mrs. James added, “you can always find some type of job. They use typing everywhere. There’s not a business anywhere that I know of that doesn’t use typing.” But what about shorthand, how will that help in the future? Karen shorthand help? Dixon, senior, says, “I think it will help me a lot in college taking notes and all. I think shorthand should be stressed just as much as typing, the two classes go together. You should learn how to take notes and then be able to type them.” Computers are becoming big these days also. By the time the freshman class of 1987 graduates, computes will probably have taken over. “With computers becoming big, typing is always needed,” said Mrs. James. “The main thing with typing and shorthand is, if my teaching career ends, I can always do something else,” she concluded. Leslie Crispin Mary Robinson, Nicole Anderson, Jackie Brown, Marcia Lee, and Michelle Johnson take dictation in shorthand. Lanetta Wilmore-Bey shows her skills. 22 Business Mrs. James9 assistant Ms. Webb helps typing class. Business 23 Mrs. Ernestine Clark's third hour accounting class work out problems. While instructing class, Mrs. Katie James still sits pretty. Vocati ona .Arti Teaching job skills Fifty-four students attend the Tech either in the morning or the afternoon session. The Tech offers many courses — Child- care, Data Entry, Data Processing, Cosmetology, Culinary Arts, Drafting, Commercial Art, and Industrial Sewing. The Tech also has a job placement program. Kevin Brown is a 16-year old junior who is taking the couse in Culinary Arts which is a one year course. After completion he will receive a certificate of completion. Kevin has learned to decorate pantries and pastries. He is hoping to open his own restaurant one day. Kevin thinks his teacher Mrs. Fannie Nelson is a good teacher. “No matter how hard she gets, that just makes me more determined to learn,” Kevin said. Kevin will attend the University of Missouri — Columbia. Kevin’s hobbies are dancing, singing and cooking. Rosalind Jones is a 17-year old senior who is taking Data Entry in the afternoon session. Rosalind has learned to use the IBM system. She checks to see if the data is correct and speed is measured for accuracy. A disadvantage of her class is that they do not have enough modern machines such as the diskette machine. However she feels that Data Entry is a great field to be in and a money making field. Lyvette Clark Rory Ross, senior, practices pressing technique. 24 Vocational Arts Marietta Hubbard, senior, inspects garment before meeting a deadline. Commercial Clothing teacher Ms. Toni Runnels helps Marietta Hubbard, senior. Ms. Janetta Bradley, Cosmetology teacher, instructs Tanya Redmond, senior. Lisa Jones and Tyrone Creer, seniors, are hard at work in Commercial Clothing. Vocational Arts 25 Practice makes perfect aaeeeoo,” intones the choir. “Snark,” blasts a horn. !! ☆!! screams a marcher as a fellow band member reduces his instep. Such is the excitement, the versatility and sometimes the 923 Richter scale level of the Fine Arts classes. More than 590 musically inclined student sing in the Concert Choir. Mrs. Dorothy Shepherd, director of the choir, says, “If a student wants to be a music major, I can work on an individual basis with the student. This can help a student develop higher self-esteem and strive for leadership roles. Mrs. Sheperd and Mr. Calvin Whit- more III teach the Piano Lab classes. Colleen Houlihan, sophomore explains, “I took Piano Lab to express myself in music.” Mr. Whitmore also directs the band. A typical warm-up consists of jumping jacks, push-ups, aerobics, sit-ups, shotguns and running. Afterwards the members march for 15 minutes without their instruments, go over their dance routines and then divide into the sections. “It’s a good thing to fall back on if you don’t succeed in a career such as engineer- ing, art or an English teacher,” observes Darrin Johnson, sophomore, who plays tuba in the Marching Band. “Music is a whole other language.” Drama can also be considered a different language. Taught by Mrs. Brenda Rivette, drama students master the art of theatrical expression. Yolanda Murry, senior, agrees. “I felt as though I could enhance my theatrical abilities. I need experience on stage and Drama provides me with that.” Not only can the voice be developed, the eye-to-hand coordination can be trained, according to Ernest Hogan, junior. “I took art because I believed I had some artistic ability and I wanted it to flourish. It is a good class to take because you discipline your mind.” The art classes are taught by Mr. Joseph Redden and Mrs. Gloriann Liu. Mrs. Liu also guides students in the art of photography. “I may be a future hobby,” thinks Carl Connett, senior. “But it gets pretty expensive. Maybe a future way to waste my money.” However one views a Fine Arts class, it is obvious that nothing is wasted when the end product is not only wreathed in eloquent splendor, but when a big, fat “E” is attached to it too. Debbie Ontman f Concert Choir sits prepared to give another performance. Renee Eubanks creates her masterpiece in Mr. Joseph Redden s art class. Michael Taylor checks his prints in photography class. Cassandra Berry and Rochelle Ford Lincoln Academy Marching Band let the music play in Piano Lab under keeps in step with the beat. the watchful eye of Mrs. Dorothy Shepherd. Fine Arts 27 Terrance Triplett, Thomas Hobley and William Bush get it together in chemistry. Students in Mr. Mitchell's fifth hour geometry class show their eagerness to learn. Mr. Robert Mitchell expresses his expertise in math. Jerrod Dillon dissects a cat as part of a second semester research project. 28 Mathematics and Science ]atli and Science J to Z Lincoln offers a variety of math and science courses. Students may take these courses according to their own interest or desire for higher education. Students may take computer program- ming to learn how to operate a computer. “In computer programming we are taught marketable skills which apply to various business situations,” said Keith Person, junior. In geometry, students learn theorems, formulas and corollaries for shapes of various dimensions. Students are also taught how to write proofs. “I think this is a good course for those who are taking drafting or those who plan to be architects,” said Phillip Taylor, sophomore. One of the advanced math courses offered is pre-calculus. Pre-calculus teaches advanced methods in algebra and trigon- ometry. Karen Dixson, senior, said, “I took this course because I wanted a more advanced form of math that would help me in college. Other math courses offered at Lincoln are algebra, Advanced Algebra, trigonometry, Refresher Math and calculus. Among many different science courses offered is a course called Anatomy Phy- siology. During the first semester of the course, students study the structure and function of the human body. During the second semester students dissect a cat and compare its antomoy to that of a human. This is compiled into a 40-page research paper which is checked by a college. “This course offers a better understanding of the human body and a chance for three or five hours of college credit,” said instructor Mr. Stephen Kohl. For students who would like to take a more advanced form of physical science, there is chemistry. Chemistry helps students develop observation skills through exper- iments. “We have weekly lab sessions, perform experiments and discuss the proper- ties and reactions of chemicals,” said Mrs. Joan Sabatka, chemistry teacher. Other advanced classes in science are zoology, Advanced Biology, physics, GT Science, Advanced Chemistry and ecology. Miranda Lilly Mathematics and Science 29 30 South Campus The Cobras, directed by Mr. W.A. Smith, do their thing go help represent the Number 1 school, LAS! Is “Eddie” for lunch? Nafesia and Michelle say yes! Mrs. B. Berry’s fourth hour gym class students are asking, “Where’s the Berry?’’ Work that body! Work that body. 2. Joi, Ramon, Cassandra and others get in shape. Janelle Forbush South Campus 31 Organizations 33 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders FRONT ROW Orchid Fulbright, Shelita Vaughn SECOND ROW Kamela Clayton, Angela Maxey, Camille Waters, Shawn dell Smith, Trina Johnson, Nicole Easley, Melissa Mahone, Tamera Herron Cheerleaders become instant football players at the Homecoming assembly. 34 Cheerleaders Varsity Cheerleaders FRONT ROW Karen Griffin, Renita Gee BACK ROW Justina Robinson, Tanya Redmond, Jodi Felicia Burns, Vickie Davis, Gail Brown Craddock SECOND ROW Marion Edwards, Cheerleaders show spirit all year It take brains as well as spirit to be a cheerleader. These cheerleaders attend the Honor Roll breakfast in the cafeteria. Freshman Cheerleaders FRONT Iris ROW Shannon Struthers, Arkina Harris, Ponder, SECOND ROW: Monya Ortega, Rochelle Bright Nicole Thomas, Jocelyn Williams BACK Cheerleaders 35 Mr. Stephen J. Kohl, science instructor, aids Kent Crockett, senior, Cathy Jones and Laura Scott, sophomores with a question on some research. Dissecting Team FRONT ROW Josepha Lara, Phillip Taylor, Connie Adams, Brenda Blosser, Damita Galbearth, Kevin Harber, Karen Hardy, Sonja Brunson, Martin Zarate, Deborah Ontman SECOND ROW Sponsor Mr. Stephen Kohl., Heather Chandler, April Peterson, Cathy Jones, Coleen Houlihan, Laura Scott, Miranda Lilly, Stephanie Powers, LaDonna Abercrombie, Carolyn Dawson, Angela White, Trina Johnson, Michael Taylor THIRD ROW Peggy Miller, Marilyn Miller, Dawn Estelle, Ellen Binder, Lisa Carithers, Tommy Williams, Steve Burton, Tracy Weaver, Ernest Hogan, Marion Edwards, Vicki Davis, Sharon Hardy, Kaarin Perkins FOURTH ROW Craig Tyson, Leslie Crispin, Sheilahn Davis, Angela Maxey, Rhonda Hirsch, Trina Dumas, Danny Ramsey, Jerry Williams, Elizabeth Blevins, Justina Robinson, YaYa Bahiyadeen, Tonya Crawford, Jackie Brown BACK ROW Yolanda Murry, Stephanie Jefferson, David Jameson, John Cock, Shawn Edwards, Matthew King, Jarrod Dillon, Marc Evans, William Westerman, Alan Moore, Beth Dawson, Eric Duckworth, John Kemp, Yolanda Coppage, Felix Mitchell, Pamela Emerson 36 Dissecting Team Pom Pod FRONT ROW Candace ROW Pamela Emerson, Tonya Clayton, Whigam, Diyon Giles, Nichelle Clayton, Marla Dixon BACK Sponsor Mrs. Nellie Kim Kendred, Rochelle Par key SECOND Abernathy Pom-Pon Pep Club Phillip Taylor, sophomore, Oliver Hurd and Melinda Haden, juniors, work on dissecting a cat for a forty-page report. Kim Kindred, freshman, struts her stuff to “Freak-a-Zoid” at a tournament game. Dissecting Team Pep Club FRONT ROW Andrea Johnson, Cynthia Wren, LaTonya Pegues, Dana Bryant, Charise Nash, Donna Lanoir, Cassandra Berry SECOND ROW Robin Reves, Laura Scott, Rochelle Bolden, Angela White, Josepha Lara, Cora Ann Wilson, Kim Reed THIRD ROW Bonita Powell, Shundrekia Smith, April Peter- son, Colleen Houlihan, Cathy Jones, Priscilla Lott FOURTH ROW Sharon Scales, Carla Guess, Sharel Payne, Lorinda Tanner, Tracy Tabron, Kim Jones, Tracy Riddle BACK ROW Angela Anderson, Carnita Smith, Nicole Andrews Pom Pon, Pep Club 37 Martial Arts shows skills The two opponents stared at each other with fiery eyes. They circled warily, test- ing the other’s balance and skill. Suddenly the one with a red cloth tied to his arms flinted a round-house kick and plunged to the side as his white clothed adversary stepped in with a swinging backnuckle. The red one aimed a ridge hand and succeeded in decking the white one across the chin. A black-clothed instructor serving as center judge cried out “Break! Score: point red!” Such is “the Natural Way,” the Okinawan Shorin-rhu Mat- subayashi — Ryu Karate-do style of Martial Arts. The center judge is Mr. Robert McCoy, mathematics instruc- tor. He is a second degree black belt in the Karate-do style and a first degree black belt in the Kobindo style. Mr. McCoy says that his life has changed somewhat since his involvement. “I have expanded my mind to include wisdom and ways of life that come from other cultures,” he said. Life for his students has also altered somewhat. “You get good exercise and build your muscles up,” explains Doug Ontman, seventh grader (yel- low belt). “I’m just trying to gain new muscles,” said Mike Stous, freshman (yellow belt). “I like Karate because I can improve my concentration,” said Tony Moss, junior (green belt). For some, Karate is more than a muscle building sport. It has truly become a natural way of life. Debbi Ontman 38 Martial Arts Martial Arts FRONT ROW Alan Moore, Curtis Green, Taja LaMar, Debbi Ontman, Dana Booker, Tony Moss, Jeff Davis SECOND ROW Nathaniel Dunbar, Dawn Estelle, Alfred Brown, Gary Tinsley, Jamie Marzett, Maurice McDaniels, Anthony Williams, Mike Stous BACK ROW Instructor Mr. Robert McCoy, Danny Wilson, William Bush, Mark Moore, David Bush, Doug Ontman James Marzett, senior, proves his name ‘Maniae Michael Stous, freshman, and Tony Moss, junior, protect themselves from a fall. Michael Stous, freshman, aims for the board. Alan Moore, junior, pulls back for the break. Martial Arts 39 Concert Choir Spreads Song With the last down of the curtain and the final applause of a job well done, the Concert Choir put up their props and costumes and awaited their next project. The Concert Choir’s fourth annual musical “Hello Dolly” was a complete success. The Concert Choir participated in a number of activities including Christmas caroling at the Plaza, Black History Program at the Federal Building, Gates lighting of Christmas Tree, City Center Square and the Christmas program at school. The Gospel Choir had their own project — spreading the word of the Lord through their singing at churches throughout Missouri. The Concert Choir is directed by Mrs. Dorothy Shepherd and accompanied by Mrs. Charlyne Looney. The Gospel Choir is directed by Donald Johnson, senior, and Mrs. Dorothy Shepherd. I require only one thing of my students and that’s 100%,” said Mrs. Shepherd. Doris Wilson Robert Shepard and Felicia Burns, seniors, discuss the musical “Hello Dolly. Concert Choir FRONT ROW Director Mrs. Dorothy Shepherd, Mildred Johnson, Roberta Howard, Monica Bond, Clayton Rainey, Ronnie LaNear, Robert Shepherd, William Watson, Sarah Ehrlich, Ann Myers, Accompanist Mrs. Charlene Looney SECOND ROW Tracy Tabron, LaTonya Abraham, Debbi Ontman, Nicole Brown, Kevin Brown, Donald Johnson, Chris Morrow, Felicia Burns, Lisa Wilson, Jackie Brown, Angela Brown, Karen Dixon THIRD ROW Karen Gilmore, Jackie 40 Concert Choir Wheeler, Detreal Durr, Eric Watson, Elmer Wyatt, Brian Marshall, Rochelle Bolden, Dana Bryant, Vaughnzelle Hobbs, Lelanie Lee, Nicole Andrews, Cynthia Hayes BACK ROW Yvette Gray, Trina Dumas, Stephanie Jefferson, Rosalind Rhodes, Rebekkah Perkins, Artist Lewis, Fred Kaffenberger, Jimmy Heilderberg, Rory Ross, Michael Smith, Paris Harrington, Keith Smith, Robert Ford, Marla Dixon, Mary Robinson, Yolanda Murry Felicia Burns, senior sings a solo during the Black History Assembly. Gospel Choir FRONT ROW President Cynthia Hayes, Rosalind Rhodes, Nicole Brown, Felicia Burns, Cory Freeman, Vickie Davis, Karen Dixon, Jerita Hubbard, Julia McGee, Director Mrs. Dorothy Shepherd SECOND ROW Tracy Tayburn, Carla Smith, Jackie Wheeler, Robert Shepherd, Frank Johnson, Angela Anderson, BACK ROW Zebedee Adams, Ronnie LaNear, Robert Ford, Donald Johnson, Karen Gilmore, Yolanda Murry, Kevin Brown Gospel Choir 41 Band FRONT ROW Band Director Mr. Calvin Whitmore, Stephanie Farmer, Trina Dumas, Deborah White, Cynthia Cason, Stephanie Jefferson, Chareese Higgins, Yolanda Murry SECOND ROW Kellie Miller, Monica McKinney, Sherry Smith, Leslie Greene, Lanetta Wilmore-bey, Kim Davis, Marcyll Goode, Veronica Williams THIRD ROW Anthony Wilson, Jabiz Hazziz, Richard White, Deidra Cooper, Kiphanie Radford, Craig Tyson, David Vann FOURTH ROW 42 Band Demetrius Franklin, Tony Tolbert, Richard White, Sam Stillwell, Anthony Brown, Mark White, Joe Tuck FIFTH ROW: Maceo Hubbard, James Ward, Eugene Greene, Gregory McDowell, Raul Martinez, Kenneth Copeland, SIXTH ROW: Joel White, Ollie Higgins, Richard Cargo, James Hughes, Johnathon Strothers, Richard Boose, Michael Starks BACK ROW: Darrin Johnson, Gerald Counts, Frank Starks They're a Thriller Under the outstanding di- rection of Mr. Calvin Whitmore III the marching band has wowed audiences near and far. With their hot sound- ing tunes and great movements it’s no wonder they’re one of the best bands in the city. It’s not all fun and games though. The band works hard at what they do. “We work a lot. I am always soaking wet after every practice,” said Monica McKinney, freshman. The hard work has paid off though. The band has per- formed in many parades. They also competed in a band compe- tition in Arkansas. The band performed their new “Thriller” routine and had 16,000 people in the Kemper up for joy. It’s easy to say Lincoln has a great band. Shawn Edwards The band without uniforms, still together. ” Is this one of ours? It sure is — Drum Major Brian Johnson Band 43 Student Youth in Government Government Student Government FRONT ROW Huriyo Abdullah, Audrey Charity, Tracy Daniels, Sharel Payne, Kaarin Perkins, Priscilla Lott, Kim McCauley, Marvena White SECOND ROW Chris Morrow, Detreal Durr. Karen Gilmore, James Messick, Shirrel Reese, Michael Smith, Lilian Anderson BACK ROW Brett Wyatt, Henry Gentry, Carl Aaron, Craig Tyson, Deborah Morris Youth in Government FRONT ROW Louis Carney, Marvena White, Angela White, Anna Jones, Chareese Higgins, Shirrel Reese, Robert Shepard, Josepha Lara, Cynthia Wren, Priscilla Lott, Sharron Townsend SECOND ROW Angela McIntosh, Leslie Crispin, Maura Espinozo, Ronnie LaNear, Traci Ross, LaTonya Pegues, CaChe 11a Sims, She lisa Smith, Bonita Powell, Dana Booker, Kim Nickens THIRD ROW Chin Ling Hu, Kim Wu, Pamela Emerson, Robert Ontman, Tracy Tabron, Mrs. Avis Wheelock, Mrs. Marva Hackett, sponsors FOURTH ROW Shirelyn Birdwell, Kim Davis, Lorinda Tanner, Eddie Lane, Nicole Easley, Frieda Morris, LaTonya Rail, Devin Crockett, Cordell Brown, Cynthia Cason BACK ROW Kevin Rentie, Chris Rankin, Donovan Harvey, Chris Mitchell, Kim Kendricks, Andre Adams Student Government exchange stu- dents fill plates. 44 Student Government, Youth in Government Youth for Christ FRONT ROW Doug Ontman, Sylvia Brown, Debbie Ontman, Carmen Chavez, Colleen Houlihan BACK ROW Robert Ontman, Lloyd Rossback, Gary Tinsley, Steffan Brown, Mike Stous Not pictured: Mark Moore Believes God free for all Contrary to popular belief, Christianity does not necessarily mean religion. The Youth for Christ Club does not claim that its members or guests have to be any particular religion or denomination. Rather, the belief that there is one God, and that all are free to worship Him, is the foundation for the YFC’s existence. No one is forced to accept any concept or belief. The beliefs are discussed in some meetings; in others, a speaker is selected to talk about a certain area in the Bible or in the life of a Christian. Also included in a typical meeting are various songs of praise, wacky games, quizzes, humorous skits and sometimes even a party. At the end of the meeting there is an invitation for anyone who wishes to accept Jesus Christ as their Savior and Lord, to rededicate their life, or to discuss a personal problem with a counselor. “I like YFC for the Christian fellowship, and I also like to see people saved,” says Lloyd Rossback, sophomore. “It’s a place where I can be with other Christians and grow in the Lord,” say Mike Stous, freshman. Added Debbie Ontman, sophomore, “We are fortunate to have the freedom to love and worship God together.” Debbie Ontman Steve Burton, senior, entertains exchange students. Youth for Christ 45 ROTC OFFICERS, Front Row: Brian Johnson, Vincent Jackson, Col. Ross Snare Lt. Col. Ross Snare, retired, ROTC instructor Color Guard Jimmy Cook, Kenneth Clark and John Fisher are joined at the Veterans Day Parade by Lilliam Hamlett, Class of '83. Presentation of the colors at assemblies is one ROTC responsibility. Jimmy Cook, Preston Turner, Gary Bretthorst, Thomas Black, Bryant Paul 46 ROTC C Cpl Thomas Black Numbers grow Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps, had one of the largest in-school programs during the school year. The ROTC Battalion headed by LTC. Ross Snare and SFC Roosevelt Cook, which had from 100-150 cadets in the past year, almost doubled the amount of students this school year. The ROTC program has offered a lot to students here. It has given many the chance to be leaders, while others have received scholarships to any college that offers ROTC. However, ROTC was not all work. There were some good times like the ROTC Ball February 11 in the Little Theater. During this formal affair, five young ladies were crowned. They were Katrina Timazee, Senior Queen; Damita Galbearth, Senior Princess; Tracy Weaver, Junior Princess; LaDonna Williams, Sophomore Princess; and Charlene Grayson, Freshman Princess. Tracy Weaver FLAGS Kneeling Winston Simpkins Front Row: Jimmy Cook, Bryant Paul, Preston Turner, Gary Bretthorst Back Row: Thomas Black, John Fisher ROTC GIRLS DRILL TEAM Front Row: Katrina Timazee, Stephanie BACK ROW LaDonna Williams, Sharon Hardy, Yvonne Gray ROTC 47 ROTC ROTC COMPANY E Front Row Bryant Paul, Milton Graves, Kelly Gandy Second Row Gerald Haynes, Anthony Ealey, Vance Jackson, Joseph McNealy, Alim Hafiz, John Toynton Third Row LaDonna William, Kytrina Williams, Darryl James, Rickey Clark, Ronald Cox, Maurice Hayes Back Row Cassandra Bushnell, Brian Johnson, Regina McDowell, Vincent Jackson, Stephanie Clark, Tonya Redmond, Ollie Haggins, Garrett Mumphrey ROTC at the Veterans Day Parade — Tracey Parker, Vincent Jackson, Kent Crockett ROTC COMPANY D Front Row Chad Kennedy, Felicia Burns, Sandra Finch Second Row Eric Alexander, Charles Fellers, Corey Freeman, Derrick Glover, Juanita Hooker, Tracy Daniels, Gail Brown Third Row Jebir Hazziez, Steven Asberry, Tina Matthews, Dennis Ford, David Roland, Cynthia Hayes Back Row Raymond Griffin, Johnny Hopkins, Ulysses Holland, Carla Nave, David McDonald ROTC COMPANY C Front Row David Anderson, Carlos Morris, Rodney Butler, Gary Bretthorst, Tenna Mitchell Second Row John Stalker, Carla Smith, Car- malita Muhamad, Helen Blaylock, Erica Miller, Marjorie Thomas Third Row Lashon Jordan, Kimberly Clark, Mark Moore, Leslie Williams, Angela Ander- son, Mathew Nave Fourth Row Melvin Rollins, Rodney Jenkins, Phillip Haliburton, Patricia Tracy, Robert Cheatum Fifth Row Kenneth Taylor, William Williams, John Menzie, Kevin Dunn Back Row William Elliot, Iona Rollins, Donnequin Bailey, April Peter- son, Anthony Grayson, Patricia Jones, Glen White 48 ROTC ROTC COMPANY B Front Row Winston Simpkins, Darryl Akins, Katrina Timazee, Lawrence Travis Second Row Lee Askew, Theory Bennett, Regina Smith, Kalyn Stewart, Jimmy Anderson, Javonna Robinson, Deanna Meyers, Priscilla Asberry, Crystal White Third Row Robert Mercer, William Rand, Robert Archoletta, Beverly Ward, Floyd Titsworth, Annette Fowler, Back Row Jimmy Cook, Joann Williams, Charlene Grayson, Lisa Jones, Kenneth Clark, John Fisher, Raphel Williams, Stefan Brown Two seniors honored All-City Colonel Brian Johnson and Battalion XO Vincent Jackson Two officers received high honors. Brian Johnson was selected as Lincoln’s first All-City Colonel. Brian, a senior who has been in ROTC for four years, was in competi- tion with nine other cadets. The purpose of his job was to command the entire ROTC division in the metropolitan area. “The position was rough at first, but now I’m getting used to the many meetings and functions that I must organize,” Brian said. The other cadet to be honored is Vincent Jackson, Battalion Com- mander. Vincent was nominated by Alan Wheat, member of Congress from Missouri, as the principal candidate to the U.S. Military Academy. Damita Galbearth ROTC 49 ROTC ROTC MALE DRILL TEAM Front Row Milton Graves, Alex Wilson, Lawrence Travis Second Row Rodney Butler, Rodney Williams, Charles Johnson, Pres- ton Turner, Anthony Harvey Back Row Donnequin Bailey, Don Thomas, Stefan Brown, Eric Alexander, John Menzie Sides, Rickey Clark, Beverly Ward Presenting the colors — Preston Turner and Rodney Butler ROTC COMPANY A Front Row Patricia Williams, Charles Johnson, Frank Kellin, James Worden, Anthony Harvey, Preston Turner Second Row Diane Garlington, Thomas Black, Darrin Adams, Opal Fields, Patrick Webb, Raymond Strother Third Row Sonja Brunson, Dwayne Matthews, Tony Moss, Lee Askew Back Row Leonard Williams, Jeff Greene, Jimmy Holden, Joe Nichols, Thomas Dunn, George Dupree 50 ROTC ROTC GIRLS DRILL TEAM Front Row Stephanie Clark, Lanette Robinson, RTeena Mitchell, Saundra Finch Second Row LaDonna Williams, Kytrina Williams, Leslie Williams, Patricia Williams, Tracy Daniel Back Row Regina Smith, LaTonya Abraham, Diane Garlington Scenes from the ROTC Ball Left Katrina Timazee, Senior Queen, and her escort Anthony Grayson Lanetta Wilmore-bey and Gregg McDowell, Kytrina Williams and Anthony Sayles Brian Johnson and Grace Gardenhire ROTC 51 Debate and Forensics Cynthia Wren, Sophomore, Leo Swope, Junior, Ferron Ashby, Junior, and Orchid Fulbright, Sophomore, take a break from Debate. Debate Team FRONT ROW Gregory Freese, Asia Muhamud, Orchid Ful- bright, Bonita Powell, Cynthia Wren, Josepha Lara, Shawndell Smith, Sharel Payne, Donna Dudley, Ada Yeargans SECOND ROW Cynthia Hayes, Jackie Wilder, Alisa McKenzie, Monique Drake, Kamela Clayton, Yolanda Murry, Rena Jackson, Stef- fan Brown BACK ROW Sponsor Mrs. Lois Malone, Leo Swope, Leonard Saxton, Robert Ontman, Stephanie Galetti, Trade Parker, Carl Aaron 52 Drama Debate member Henry Gentry, Senior, converses with Stephanie Galetti, Sophomore, while Ada Yeargans and Leonard Saxton, Sophomores, look on. David and Lisa Overcome 11 I avid and Lisa” is a play .L about two mentally disturbed youths who learn to cope with their handicap. David, an emotionally dis- turbed young man, who cannot stand to be touched physically or emotionally by anyone, was portrayed by Alan Moore, junior. Lisa, played by April Peterson, sophomore, is a schizoprenic who wants to be a little girl asking for the love she never got as a child. Lisa meets David at Ber- keley High School for the mentally disturbed and they meet Dr. Alan Swinford, played by Darren White, senior. Dr. Swinford, the hero of the story, helps the two overcome their inner fear. “All in all I think that it was a well-executed play,” said Chareese Higgins, junior. Mrs. Brenda Rivette, drama instructor, was the direc- tor and Tonya Clayton, junior, was the assistant director. Doris Wilson Drama Class FRONT ROW Louis Carney, sponsor Mrs. Brenda Rivette, Rosiland Rhodes, Delano Haywood, Kim Mabry, Carlisa McIntosh, Nichelle Clayton, Van Redmon, Chareese Hig- gins, April Peterson BACK ROW Dennis Riley, Sulaimam Saalam, Steve Thomas. Ronnie LaNear, Yolanda Murry, Shelley Whiters, Terri Brown Drama 53 Resource Center goes wall-to-wall The students along with the faculty had some- thing to look forward to. Lincoln’s resource center received new wall-to-wall car- pet and anticipated receiving several new books and interest- ing reference materials. Mrs. Bettye Hawkins Smith, librarian, the book club members and all of the library aides worked hard to achieve the goal of reorganizing the library and reshelving all books, magazines, reference material and audio-visual equipment. “It was a long, boring job, but I didn’t really mind the hard work once I got the hang of it,” said Debra Morris, senior. The library was almost back on the road by mid March. continued page 55 Book Club FRONT ROW Wendall Moore, Debra Moore, Rita Brown, Gregory McDonald BACK ROW Kim Attendance Assistants Shirre! Reese, Lelanie Lee, Trina Fitzgerald, Sandra McCauley, Candice Whigan, Sponsor Mrs. Bettye Hawkins Smith Finch, Attendance Clerk Mrs. Cloetta Giles, Felicia Burns, Anna Jones Library Assistants FRONT ROW Wendall Moore, Carol Ray, Whigan, Debra Morris, Rita Brown, Claude Hollinger, Katrina Stephanie Stevens, Steve Mitchell, Pamela Wark, Greg Timazee, Eddie Hines, Michael Smith, Sponsor Mrs. Bettye McDowell BACK ROW Felix Mitchell, Kim McCauley, Candice Hawkins Smith 54 Book Club, Attendance Assts., Library Assts. Office Assistants Robert Shepard, Patricia Smith, Mia Clifton, Lisa Gordon, Cynthia Hayes, Louis Carney Mrs. Bettye Hawkins Smith, librar- ian, sponsors Book Club and Library Assistants. This school year the Academy had more office assis- tants than ever. The demand for office help rose tremendous- ly. Several students worked in the office for two class credits. “Being an office assistant is an interesting but challenging job,” said Latrice Hudson, senior. “Some students think all you have to do is walk in the halls and pick up the atten- dance, but they are wrong. There is work that must be done in a given time,” she said. All of the students who participated in organizations showed that they can survive all situations. Kim McCauley Office Assistants 55 Honor Society Explorers Cablevision National Honor Society FRONT ROW DeDe Cooper, Carolyn Dawson, Mia Rucker, Tamera Herron, Elizabeth Blevins, Patricia Cain, Beth Dawson, Nicole Anderson SECOND ROW Mrs. Bettye Hawkins Smith sponsor. Michelle Nissen, John Cock, Stephanie Powers, Tommy Williams, Anne Diethelm, Robert Lazarcyk, Dawn Estelle, Martin Zarate, Jill McDonald, Anthony Brown, Henry Gentry BACK Marc Evans Explorers FRONT ROW Josephs Lara, Stephanie Jefferson, Chareese Higgins, Trina Dumas, Debra White, April Peterson, Carlisa McIntosh BACK ROW Donna Lenoir, Lawagna Dupree, Doris Wilson, Howis Toler, Jalenda Motley, Kim McCauley, LaTonya Clayton Clubs that show talent Cablevision FRONT ROW Sponsor Mrs. Miriam Simon, Lesha Dennis, Priscilla Lott, Lorinda Tanner SECOND ROW Matthew King, Carnita Smith, Angeline Washington, Kim Jones, Andre Adams, Chris Major BACK ROW Thomas Mercer, Devin Sells, Cynthia Cason, Craig Tyson, Wade Bonner 56 Honor Society, Explorers, Cablevision Parents Booster Club FRONT ROW Mrs. Faye Shepard, Mrs. Green, Mrs. Helen Hopkins, Mrs. Mary Ann Spears, Mrs. Lee BACK ROW Mrs. Curly Golston, Mrs. Eubanks, Mrs. Pensie Hurd, Mrs. Wenona Madden, Mrs. Joyce Wallace Parents make a difference Lincoln Academy’s Parents’ Booster Club was organized in October, 1981. Its meetings are held the second Monday of each month at 7 p.m. They are currently meeting at the Niles Home. The objectives of the club are to foster and promote an effective and active parent group that will aid in student activities and boost the morale throughout the school. Its charter members are Wanona Madden, President; Paul Newman, Vice Pres.; Jewel Rice, Secretary; Diane Maddix, Asst. Secretary; Pensie Hurd, Treasurer; Mr. Jones, Mrs. Sharon Shackel- ford, Berdine Hammonds, Yvette Shaw, Morris El- dridge, Curley Golston, Mary Ann Spears, Helen Hopkins, Lucile Denmon, Carl John- son, Ivy Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Cofield, liason; JoAnn Sabatka, Mr. William Rowan. The Booster Club invites you to become involved in your school and its activities. Let’s present a total effort to our children’s emotional and men- tal development. You the parent can and do make a difference. Wenona Madden President Scholarshp pays off for freshmen Thomas Mercer and Kim Long at the Honor Roll breakfast in the cafeteria. Booster Club 57 Talent makes the Finished Product As the class progresses, Kim McCauley, senior, is Finding a ruler to put the finishing touches on the underclass section pages, Jackie Kennedy, senior, the editor, keeps calling to Mrs. Cosette Kelly, the sponsor, “Mrs. Kelly, I need you desper- ately,” and most of the year- book staff is rushing around trying to get the yearbook together. This year there are quite a few new editors. The main editor, Jaclyn Kennedy, has been on the staff three years. Jaclyn says, “It’s a lot of work, but I enjoy seeing the finished product. What I don’t like is seeing kids not really interested and not doing anything.” Mrs. Kelly, an English teacher, has been over the yearbook and newspaper staff for six years. “I was drafted into the yearbook when a previous sponsor was furloughed before Lincoln became an academy,” said Mrs. Kelly. “The same goes for the newspaper staff. I like being able to work with students on something other than regular classroom assign- ments. I really enjoy seeing students create.” Miranda Lilly, sophomore, is one of the new editors. She says, “Being a new editor, I realized that it is more work than I had anticipated. But I think it is exciting dealing with a major school publication. I’ll be glad when it’s together.” Leslie Crispin Yearbook staff put their ideas together to meet a deadline. 58 Yearbook Staff E!ditor Jaclyn Kennedy and Photogra- phic Editor Micheal Taylor work to get the job done. FRONT ROW Shawn Edwards, Richard Carter BACK ROW Michael Taylor, Brian Cushon, Ray Eubanks. Yearbook Staff FRONT ROW Anita Gatlin, Bryan Kearney, Ernest Hogan, Leslie Crispin, Ronnie LaNear, Kim McCauley, Marietta Hubbard, Debbi On t man SECOND ROW Robert Shepard, Tracy Houston, Pam Greene, Trina Fitzgerald, Angie Brown, Mar- lene Harden. THIRD ROW Sonja Brunson, Doris Wilson, La trice Hud- son, Earlene Baldwin, Anna Jones, Joyce Ferguson, Ray Eubanks BACK ROW Lyvette Clark, Cheryll Tindall, Karen Dixon, Mary Robinson, Rosalyn Jones, Richard Carter Tiger's Paw Staff FRONT ROW Paul Tancredi, Monica Hardy, Damita Galbearth, Tamera Herron, Brenda Blosser, Stephanie Stevens, Chareese Higgins, Sylvia Brown SECOND ROW Michael Moss, Pamela Wark, Angela Harris, Melissa Haden, Terri Brown, Pamela Emerson, Vickie Davis BACK ROW Richard Carter, Bert Wells, Yolanda Coppage, Clinton Cason, Shundrekia Smith, Darryl Akins, Brian Cushon, adviser Mrs. Cosette Kelly, Craig Tyson Newspaper Staff 59 SOUTH CAMPUS Magnetic Singers FRONT ROW Darrell Rose, Frank Kaffenberger, Lester Miller, Carl Newston, Maurice Gaye, David Hayes, James Markley, Jackie Washington, Chandace Boyd, Jolie Spatz, Kelly Mabry, Valerie Freeman, Tera Merriwether, Tira Davis SECOND ROW Cecil Pulliuam, Justin Duren, Robert Adams, James Hill, Van Stephenson, Robert Green, Kelly Jackson, Gerald Crosby, Richard Rhodes, Zelos Willis, Angenette Phillips, James Travis, Shanee Carr, Stephanie Brown, Vera Jackson, Tangerine Smith, Angela Watson, Shanda Brown, Peggy Green, Secret Charles, Lisa May BACK ROW Lynn Tiger, Danielle Shareef, Market Storay, Mr. H. W. West, teacher, Angelizue Jones, Mrs. R. F. Scott, accompanist Orchestra FRONT ROW Geoffrey Butler, Gina Rogers, Nifay Brown, Michelle Attkisson, Bari Cooper, Sonya Brunson, Frieda Morris, Lisj Handson, Cynthia Ward, Steven Fyfe BACK ROW Brendon Dana her, Donovan Harvey, 60 Magnetic Singer, Orchestra Robert Yeakey, Erika Biedenfeld, Marion Washington, Terrance Walker, Michael Van Horn, Raymond Rennock, Stephanie Brown, Michael Connaghan SOUTH CAMPUS Drama Club FRONT ROW Mickelyn Kitchen, Tira Davis, Amy Holliday, Terra Merriwether, Shelly Thomas, Kristy Mayberry, Holli Holliday, Amy Wark, Rachel Hirsch, Clemell Lewsey, Kenneth Robinson, Kelly Van Dyke, London Childs, Ms Carolyn James - Sponsor SECOND ROW Monique Dale, Catherine Love, Lula Jones, Brian Givens, Carla Caradine, William Taylor, Christopher Brown, Amanda Clay, Kevin Anderson, Shannon Barlett, Ardie Bland, Steven Tuck, Nicole Coleman, Lailah Hafiz, Rebecca Allen, Stanton Moore BACK ROW Angenette Phillips, Rochelle Williams, Shannon Hancock, Michael Saunders, Bobbie Martin, Stephanie Brown, Mia Belcher, Jerome Weaver, Roslyn Golden Circulo Espanol FRONT ROW Left to Top Right: Trishon Washington, Jennifor Beckerman, Missy Jones, Jennifer Spicer, Mrs. Ledia Souderlund, sponsor; l eigh Williams, Cherice Drew, Tammie Davis, Tim Bush, Tina Marie Willis SECOND ROW Cynthia Ward, Bari Cooper, Nicole Clay. LaChelle Riddle, John Butler, Flajaun Bartlett, Kim Birdwell, Terra Bonds, Kimberly Price, Nicole Moore, Roslyn Harris, Richard Boswell THIRD ROW Eric Monroe, Ben Tompkins, Michael Smith, Allen Hill ABSENTS Bonnie Arbuckle, Alania Davis, Karen Fisher, Carla Bell, Andrea Green, Ebony Leona Poke, Renee Morrow, Michael Evans, Michael Boswell, Carl Sharp, Raseas Fowler, Thomas Marlatt, Jacqueline Banks, Kevin Banks Drama Club 61 SOUTH CAMPUS Student Council FRONT ROW Jermaine Brown, Chris Banks, Bonnie Arbuckle, Cynthia Robinson, LaChelle Riddle, Tammie Smith, Keeyon Singleton, Jannelle Forbush, Lisa Handson, Steven Tuck, Henry Evans, Selena Albert SECOND ROW LaTisha Belle, Amanda Clay, Roslyn Golden, Catherine Love, Nicole Coleman, Carla Bell, Lorraine Campbell, Angelique Jones, Jennifer Gordon, Rebecca Allen, Adelice Johnson, James Travis BACK ROW Karen Fisher, Curtis Chambers, Tina Willey, John Brown, Jeanette Jackson, Richonia Freeman, Ameer Khan, Jerome Weaver, Richonda Oaks, Mia Belcher, Stephanie Brown, Rasean Fowler 62 Student Council SOUTH CAMPUS National Jr. Honor Society FRONT ROW Miss C. James, Gerald Stevens, Allen Hill, Terra Bonds, Keeyon Singleton, Bridget Reed, Leigh Williams, Cynthia Ward, Eric Monroe, Thien Bui, Kevin Rider SECOND ROW Steven Tuck, Christine Taylor, Kelli Lyons, Reumonda Franklin, Vivian Peters, Darrin Crook, Michael Connaghan BACK ROW Brenda Danaher, Peter Helkamp, Stephanie Brown, Ameer Khan, John Brown, Larry Lee, Ben Tompkins Ninth Grade Class FRONT ROW Gerald Stevens, Cynthia Ward, Bridget Reed, Terra Bonds, Keeyon Singleton, Leigh Williams, Kelli Lyons, Eric Monroe, Thein Bui, Kevin Rider SECOND ROW Steven Tuck, Larry Lee, Reumonda Franklin, Darrin Crook, Allen Hill, Michael Connaghan, Ben Tompkins BACK ROW Brendan Danaher, Peter Helmkamp, Stephanie Brown, Richonia Freeman, John Brown, Ameer Khan National Jr. Honor Society 63 SOUTH CAMPUS Yearbook Club FRONT ROW Bobbie Martin, Amanda Clay, Cynthia Ward, Brian Givens BACK ROW Lisa Handson, Jennifer Gordon, Rosalyn Golden, Grant Lovelace, Frank Williams, Gerome Weaver Library Resource Center Helpers Bari Cooper, Lisa Handson, Larry Baker, Stephanie Brown, sponsor Mrs. Ella Rowan Not Shown Debbie Myers 64 Yearbook, Library Helpers SOUTH CAMPUS Newspaper Staff Munro Richardson, Michael Evans, sponsor Mrs. C. Willis, Charma Hendricks, Ter a Feaster, Selena Albert Newspaper Staff 65 66 Sports “We're number one, ” says Marlin Young, senior, as the basketball team makes state. A new kind of football spirit is shown as Steve Burton, senior, imitates a cheer- leader during a Homecoming pep assem- bly. Sports 67 A Step from State Dedication and hard work began with summer practice. Working out in the heat from 8 a. m. to noon was just the start. “But truly, summer practice did pay off,” said junior Grant Cook. “It gave us more experience and encouragement to endure to the end and the strength to go on.” “Hot and dry, the Tigers let not a practice go out without putting their all into it,” said Coach Jerry Price. “I try to protect the players from the heat and other elements and they seem to enjoy the practice more.” “Although practice was long and hot,” said sophomore Shawn Edwards, “and it took a lot out of us, at the end it was well worth it.” Well worth it indeed. The season went out 6-4, a fantastic victory. A step from state, the Tigers were the first team in Lincoln’s history to enter the Missouri state play off. “We were so close to state,” said Coach Price. “Quite naturally I’m happy we made it as far as we did. But I’m not satisfied that we didn’t win it all. Due to the major factors, the weather, elements and the players stopped us from going farther,” he said. “But they were truly dedicated,” he added. Marietta Hubbard US THEM 62 East 0 6 Southwest 8 28 0 O’Hara Southeast 13 26 12 Van Horn 6 64 Northwest 6 48 Central 8 2 Paseo 14 24 Westport 8 13 Paseo 30 68 Football Coach Jerry Price gives instructions to his team. The team relaxes before the big game. FRONT ROW Jason Duckworth, Steven Burton, Eddie Lane, Martez Gardner, Robert Colston, Aaron Jones, Miguel Warren, John Brooks, Patricia Smith SECOND ROW Tracy Houston, Robin Wheeler, Pamela Powell, Jamel Peterson, Aaron Johnson, Donneguin Bailey, Tony Moss, Joe Menzie, Phillip Taylor, Ernest Robinson THIRD ROW Terry Sappington, Timothy Lona, John Kemp, Henry Walters, Charles Mahone, Paul Tancredi, Larry Cardeli, Lacy Eldridge, Tommy Williams, Mia Clifton FOURTH ROW Coach Marvin Johnson, Anthony Tatum, Darryl Akins, John Nichols, Carl Aaron, Oliver Hurd, Jamie Marzett, William Hill, Timothy McClunie, Shawn Wesson BACK ROW Coach Ronnie Craig, Coach Ben McIntosh, Miles Williams, Head Coach Jerry Price, Shawn Edwards, Ronnie Hammons, Clinton Caxson, Leonard Williams, Charles Smith, Grant Cook, Eric Duckworth, Rodney Tanner, Coach Bernard Williams, Louis Moten, Coach Charles Cooper, George Dupree Football 69 Some Tigers Step As our Lincoln Tigers’ football team finished the season with a 6-4 record and making their first appearance in the state play- offs as a part of the Missouri State Athletic Association, many Tigers received high recognition for outstanding abilities. Among these were Phillip Taylor and Tim McClunie - “Best Sophomores”, Steven Burton and Timothy Lona - “True Blue Tigers”, and Clinton Cason - “Best New- comer of the year”. Other recognized for strictly playing abilities were Miguel Warren, most valuable offen- sive player; William Hill, most valuable defensive player; and Robert Golston, most valuable player. These young men were picked by our coaching, staff, but there were several young men chosen by the Inters- cholastic league coaches to all league honors. The first team selections were Miguel Warren, running back; John Brooks, slot back; William Hill, defensive tackle; and John Kemp linebacker. Second team selections were Anthony Tatum, tight end; Martez Gardener, defensive end; Robert Golston, defensive safety; Elgie Hurd, guard; Louis Moten, tackle; and John Kemp, center. As we commend these young men on a job well done there is one who deserves more than a congratulations. Miguel Warren, a valuable asset to this year’s team, leaves behind him, this his last season, a hard act to follow. Two of Miguel’s most out- standing accomplishments Further were that he rushed for over 1200 yards in nine games which awarded him leading rusher in all the Interscholas- tic league history. He was also named Most Valuable Player of the league. With these awards in the bag, Warren was offered several athletic scholarships in both football and baseball, and is having a difficult time deciding with offer to take; however, Miguel says, “I thank God for giving me the talent and I am going to put it to good use wherever I go.” Tracey Dennis and Tracy Weaver Miguel Warren, senior, ends season as a League MVP. Robert Golston, senior; Elgie John Kemp, senior; Anthony Hurd, senior; John Brooks, Tatum, junior; Louis Moten, senior; Martez Gardner, junior, junior; William Hill, senior. 70 Football Freshmen Air It Out Up, up, and away! The football seemed to be up in the air a lot this season as the freshman squad passed the ball more than ever led by the talents of Duane Prewitt, quarterback; Carnell Perry, wide receiver; and Artist Lewis, fullback. The freshmen whisked right past their first three opponents with big wins, led by a wide open style offense, backed by a stingy defense. “We are going to put it up this year,” said Coach Bernard Wil- liams, and put it up they did. As the spirits of the freshman team were high on cloud nine, a huge setback hit them. They lost the services of fullback Artist Lewis with a broken arm. To make matters worse, the last three games were played in horrendous weather with terrible field conditions. The spirits of the team seemed to fade as they tied and lost their last two games to tough opponents. “Even though we lost our last two games we still had a season to be proud about,” said Oliver Rich. Although the team finished on a low note they still had one of the finest season of any freshman team in recent years. “If we stay together in the future you’ll hear a lot about us,” said Carnell Perry. Shawn Edwards US 26 Westport THEM 0 36 Northeast 6 10 Paseo 0 18 Central 20 6 East 6 18 Southeast 20 6 Southwest 0 FRONT ROW: Corey Estelle, Artist Lewis, Joe Nichols, Raphael Williams, Dedwayne Pruitte, Aaron Alexander, Anthony Sayles SECOND ROW: Moses Jones, Richard White, Darnell Wallace, Damon Huff, Ken Breckinridge, Eric Alexander, Oliver Rich, Alanjedor Bell, Carnell Perry THIRD ROW: Carl Bell, Paul York, Mark Moore, Sterling Seales, Matthew Cowen, Keith Babor, Phillip Lewis Football 71 Cross Country on the Move When school opens in the fall almost all fans are excited about either football or volleyball, but the athletes who are very seldom admired are the few young men dedicated to running. The Lincoln Academy cross country team, consisting of 20 actively running members, basically our basketball players getting into condititon or simply those who enjoy running. “I enjoy running because I like the excitement of winning,” says John Cock, junior. This year John holds the best time on our team for the 2 V4 mile run. This time placed John 17th out of 100 during one competition. The most consistent performers pointed out by coach Luther Brown were Bobby Hayes, Darrin Mebane, and John Cock. “In most of our meets these three young men were our first three fin- ishers,” says Coach Brown. Bobby was hampered by injury halfway through the season, but Darrin and John continued to perform well. Well enough to finish fourth in the league meet. Although these and other young men on the team don’t get the recognition they deserve, they should be commended on a job well done. 72 The cross country team take the starting line to begin the race. Marlin Young and Demetrius Davis are on the move. Coach Luther Brown gives a few words of encouragement to John Cox before his running. Dewayne Matthews, Demetrius Davis, Marlon Young, and Brett Wyatt make jokes to relive the tension. 73 The Lady Tigers set up for a return volley. Justina Robinson bumps the ball high to her teammates. 74 Volleyball A bad bump for volleyball Low participation from some of the team members and the school unfortunately showed up in the results of this year’s volleyball season. Although the team gave the season their best effort, the incentive that is necessary to win simply wasn’t there. With minimal school sup- port and lots of new team members still working for accep- tance the 0 wins - 9 loss season became more understandable. “We needed to work together more during practices”, said Michelle Nissen, starting player for the 1983 season. The team lost a lot of players, and attendence for practice was irregular, which made it hard to build up the necessary team spirit. With a lot of new players and returning players not quite ac- cepting the changes, the team as a whole didn’t function very well and didn’t quite care enough to try their best. It was as though the team had given up before they gave themselves a chance. The effort was there, but not the belief that they could play and win. So the 1983 Girls’ Volleyball season was a bad one. Hopefully the players will pull together for the 1984 season and that season will end a litle more positively. Liz Blevins Volleyball Team FRONT ROW Cynthia Wren, Josephs Lara BACK ROW Coach Essie Daniels, Dana Booker, Stephanie Jefferson, Michelle Nissen, Lissa Bond, Shirrel Payne us THEM 4, 15 Southwest 15. 17 7, 11 Paseo 15. 15 13, 2 Northeast 15, 15 4. 7 Van Horn 15. 15 2. 3 East 15, 15 13, 15, 9 Central 15, 9, 15 11. 15, 7 Westport 15. 12. 15 11, 15, 2 District Paseo 15, 9. 15 Volleyball 75 Blue Tigers Make District The team shows enthusiasm after Shawn Wesson tries to bypass as beating East. Damon Hopkins, senior, and Robert Golston hold their first place plaque. Proud Head Coach Bernard Williams and Asst. Coach Luther Brown. 76 Basketball Marlin Young, senior, gives us an idea of his jumping ability. The team gather as Mr. Sam Cofield, Interscholastic League Athletic Director, prepares for the plaque presentation. ... And Step Into State Basketball 77 John Golston, junior, shoots a one-in-one. Damon Hopkins, senior, concentrates on a free throw. US THEM 55 Central 57 65 Washington 66 55 Hogan 49 55 East 63 52 Blue Valey 49 46 O’Hara 54 54 Truman 62 57 Lee’s Summit 69 53 S. Smith Cotton 48 64 Winnetonka 53 56 Westport 35 50 Van Horn 70 49 Southeast 53 51 Northeast 55 43 Paseo 57 41 Rockhurst 54 60 Wm. Chrisman 39 48 Paseo 44 45 Ruskin 49 42 Central 52 37 Southeast 58 70 Schlagle 66 55 Southwest 53 59 Van Horn 69 54 Westport 55 51 NKC 49 48 East 43 44 Parkhill 34 57 Raytown S. 48 66 Vashon 70 48 Beaumont 50 The Tigers set up an offensive play. 78 Basketball 'he dominant force “The Tigers are going to be the dominant force in the Metropolitan area.” These were the last words of Damon Hopkins, senior, at the end of the 1982-83 season. Things looked pretty dismal for the Blue Tigers at the beginning of the 1983-84 season, but in the end Hopkins’ prediction became reality. The Tigers, who tied for last place in the Interscholas- tic League, showed a tremendous comeback in post-season play and went on to take fourth place in the Missouri State High School Class 4A Tournament. How does a team go from last place locally to fourth place in State play-offs? Although many attribute it to luck, Coach Bernard Williams explains, “We just kept doing the same thing over again until we got it right.” Williams became head coach this year when former coach Samuel Cofield left Lincoln to take on the job as coordinator of Interscholastic League activities. Being a new coach, Williams says, “The biggest problem was making the players adjust to a new way of doing things. Aside from problems, there was one major asset that kept the team going,” continued Williams, “Most of the team were seniors who knew each other and were able to play well together as a team.” Returning seniors were Damon Hopkins, captain; Robert Golston, Ronald Hammons, Lacy Eldridge, Miguel Warren, Brett Wyatt and Paris Harrington. Other returning varsity players were John Golston, Darryl Shaw, Ray Eubanks, Ben Suber, Leonard Gant and Marlin Young. What about next year?” “Next year is definitely going to be good,” boasts Williams, “the JV team looked real good this season.” Add the varsity experience with a good underclassmen team and you’ve got... “a winning combination.” Karen Dixon Basketball 79 M.L «0Me ? BOUNCES ... - ■ lllurbinu SJarris P'l rj • , � i frejnnten • W obbi czCa Jonya diayton 1983-84 Queen JSm trafr, ;.„• • • • ..� • • VuUL So, Waters Sopk omore A CHANGE! “Why break traditions that are already set?” This was a question brought up by Marion Edwards, junior, as the process of choosing this year’s homecoming Queen was underway. The 1983-84 Basketball Homecoming Queen, LaTonya Clayton and her royalty were chosen in a somewhat different manner. This year anyone running for queen had to be either a Cheerleader, Pom Pon girl, or a Pep Club member. Then these people were to sell tickets and the person selling the most tickets was crowned queen and the royalty was made up of second and third place ticket sellers. “I feel the student body should have the final vote then we can see who the students of this school want,” said Alan Moore, this year’s junior class president. The new process imposed many different attitudes, but one thing was true - it was definitely a change in tradition Tracey Dennis SECOND ROW Coach Bernard Wil- liams, Judy Hadley, Renee Eubanks, Shawn Wesson, Marlon Young, Ronnie Hammons, Damon Hopkins, Ben Suber, Ray Eubanks, Connie Adams, Lisa Gordon, Bonita Powell FRONT ROW: Paris Harrington, John Golston, Miguel Warren, Lacy Eldridge, Robert Golston FRONT ROW: Steven Green, Dwayne Matthews, Demetrius Moore SECOND ROW: Lisa Gordon, Leonard Gant, Micheal Puryear. Harold Wallace, Keith Smith, Clarence Mulwee, Grady Garner, Bonita Powell, Shawn Wesson, Connie Adams Coney Estelle, Cornell Perry, Darrin Adams, Paul York, Bryan Garrett, Dwight Jones, Michael Erving SECOND ROW: Moses Jones, Joe Nichols, Anthony Wates, Oliver Rich Basketball 81 Maybe Next Year The Lady Tigers of the 1983-84 Basketball team were- n’t the classy act they could have been. As the varsity girls ended their season with only two wins, this years team lacked in two areas — experience and height. With a varsity starting line up consisting of juniors and freshmen, and no returning seniors, experience was not the thing these girls could fall back on. Among these players only one, Justina Robinson, junior stood beyond the average height of 5'6, so height was one other liability to this team. But the two assets these girls did have and used to their best advantage were potential and team work. “We had good potential this year but it will be more to our advantage next year since we know each other on the court,” said Justina Robinson, a returning varsity player. “The best thing about this team is that everybody con- tributes and we don’t depend on just one person,” Monica Tindall also a returning varsity player. As for next year everyone is looking forward to a promising season. “I’m looking especially forward to next year, with everyone coming back,” says Coach Manfred Sasser. Tracey Dennis Coach Manfred Sasser and the varsity girls get it together before a game. JV Girls’ Basketball FRONT ROW Kim Reed, Dana Booker, Sharel Payne, Paulette Harris-Bey BACK ROW Tam- mie Davis, RochelleDepriest, Elizabeth Dawson, Angeline Washington, Kim Haywood, Pamela Dawson 82 Girls Basketball Varsity Girls Basketball, FIRST ROW Davis, Rochelle Depriest, Angeline Wa- Coach Manfred Sasser, Patricia Hayes, shington, Just inn Robinson, Sharel Payne, Dana Booker, Monica Tindall, Lisa Bond, Pam Dawson Vickie Davis SECOND ROW Tammie Girls Basketball 83 Baseball and Track Working Toward ... Anthony Tatum, junior, shows off his expertise in the position of catcher. Thomas Hobley, sophomore, catches a grounder. Coach Ronald Stevenson helps the team work out. 84 Baseball Success t X. Shaven Edwards, sophomore, tries for a better time in relays. Harold Wallace, junior, jumps in the right direction. Gail Brown, junior, leaps over a hurdle. “Very capable of finishing in the top three of the Interscholastic League this year in both divisions.” COACH PRICE “We’re heading toward the promised land.” MIGUEL WARREN Track 85 Oliver Hurd, junior, thanks Mr. Charles King, counselor for a job well done. 86 People r The bench pays close attention as Coach Jerry Price lays out the game plan during the Student-Faculty Basketball game. Basketball semi-finals draws a large crowd in Columbia, Missouri. A warm smile from South Campuses Mrs. Shirley Johnson, Math Instruc- tor and Mr. Richard Hill, Asst. Dean. People 87 Administration and Faculty Dr. William Love, formerly South Campus dean, takes over as new dean of North Campus in the fall of '83. Ms. M. Barnes, Special Education Mr. B. Bennett, PE Ms. S. Buford, English Ms. J. Carroll, English Ms. E. Clark, Business Mr. H. Coleman, Jobs For Mo Grads. SFC R. Cook, ROTC Ms. E. Cooper, Mathematics Ms. E. Daniels, Science Mr. G. Davis, Band and Orch. Ms. J. Davison, Mathematics Ms. M. Diester, PE Mr. J. Dillon, Mathematics Ms. M. Dillon, Science Mr. C. C. Dixon, Ind. Arts Ms. N. Fellinger, Social Studies Mr. E. Frevele, Metals Ms. H. Gassaway, Science Mr. F. Gates, Counselor Ms. G. Gilbert 88 Faculty Teachers take over for the cheerleaders at the Student-Faculty Basketball Game — Mrs. Sandy Montgomery, Mrs. Lois Malone, Miss Gerry Zaner, Mrs. Judy Morgan. Ms. R. Gray, Social Studies Ms. R. Gressley, Secretary Ms. E. Harrington, Home Economics Ms. S. Hughes, English Mr. D. Hutton, English Ms. C. James, English Ms. K. James, Typing Ms. S. Johnson, Mathematics Ms. C. Kelly, English Mr. A. Klusman, Science Ms. G. Logue, Science Ms. C. Looney, Accompanist Mr. H. Loucks, Science Dr. W. Love, Dean Ms. J. Mahl, Community Involvement Ms. L. Malone, English Mr. L. Mattson, Social Studies Ms. N. McClure, Spanish Mr. J. McCoy, Mathematics Dr. D. McDaniels, Social Studies Faculty 89 Ms. B. McKinney, Science Ms. S. Montgomery, Special Education Mr. 0. C. Parker, Speech Correction Ms. A. Peterson, Reading Mr. J. Price, Drafting Ms. H. Ragsdale, Social Studies Mr. J. Redden, Art Ms. B. Rivette, Drama Ms. L. Ross, Social Studies Ms. C. Rotert, Mathematics Ms. E. Rowan, Librarian Ms. J. Sabatka, Science Ms. R. Scott, Accompanist Mr. R. Seely, American Combo Mr. Sharp Ms. D. Shepherd, Vocal Music Ms. M. Simon, GT Coordinator Ms. B. Smith, Librarian Mr. K. Smith, Social Studies Mr. L. Smith, Typing Col. R. Snare, ROTC Ms. L. Souderlund, Spanish Mr. H. Thompson, Science Ms. S. Walls, Social Studies Ms. Ware, Special Education Mr. H. West, Vocal Music Ms. A. Wheelock, Homemaking Mr. R. Wheelock, Vocational Arts Mr. C. Whitmore, Band, Orch. Mr. R. Wholf, Science Mr. B. Williams, Social Studies Mr. C. Williams, Substitute Mr. E. Wills, English Ms. D. Wilson, Typing Ms. E. Wilson, Homemaking 90 Faculty Col. Ross Snare and Mr. Robert Russell, Assistant Dean of North Campus, exchange remarks at the ROTC Ball. Athletic Director Samuel Co field presides over a fall pep assembly. Mr. Cofield moved to a new position as Activities Director for the School District after years as basketball coach, cross country coach and athletic director. Mrs. Dorothy Shepherd leads vocal music class in practice. Mrs. Shepherd directed the spring musical “Hello Dolly. Faculty 91 Office After 31 years, Mrs. Ruby Hughes — mild mannered secretary or Superstar? Mrs. Hughes used to sing with her husband’s orchestra which was named Bob Williams Allstar Orchestra. To the faculty she’s not so mild mannered, but is respect- ed as one of the great assets in the history of Lincoln. “I’ve seen it all right here at Lin- coln,” said Mrs. Hughes. For 31 years Mrs. Hughes occupied the front office in which she went from secretary to bookkeeper. She said she has no aches or Mrs. Ruby Hughes receives a bouquet of red roses on the day of her retirement dinner. Mrs. Hughes pains, just a little stiffness of the joints. “I don’t know about retirement,” Mrs. Hughes said. Because of having no one to fill her space she continued to work. “I don’t regret a moment,” she said. “When I first came to this school each generation was so very different,” said Mrs. Hughes. At Christmas each year the administration would bes- tow Christmas joy by mounting a six foot tall Christmas Tree in the front hall, but as the years went by the custom was slowly retires done away with. “I will really miss all the activities and the people,” Mrs. Hughes said. She attended Wendell Phil- lips Elementary School and grad- uated from Lincoln High School. She attended Teledega College for two and a half years. After retirement she plans to do a little traveling, brush up on her piano and do some sewing. Ronnie LaNear and Pamela Wark Ms. J. Etier, Secretary Ms. Ruby Hughes, Secretary Ms. D. Martin, Security Ms. H. Tollett, Secretary 92 Office, Security Cafeteria worker retires Mr. Paul Newsome re- tired this school year after many years with the school district. He started at R. T. Coles School, remaining there until the school closed. He started later at Lincoln Junior High School. While at Lincoln he delivered hot lunches to eight different schools, includ- ing Head Start programs. Mr. Newsome is a truck driver at present, delivering Commodity Foods to area schools. Mr. Paul Newsome Ms. N. Abernathy, Cafeteria Mgr. Ms. M. Austin, Cafeteria Ms. W. Brooks, Cafeteria Ms. M. Daniels, Cafeteria Ms. M. Freeman, Cafeteria Mr. R. Gage, Maintenance Ms. W. Goodspeed, Cafeteria Ms. P. Harbin, Cafeteria Ms. I. Haywood, Cafeteria Ms. E. Hinds, Cafeteria Ms. C. Moreland, Cafeteria Ms. A. Nugent, Cafeteria Ms. D. Phillips, Cafeteria Ms. E. Rose, Cafeteria Ms. M. Shahn, Maintenance Ms. F. Shoats, Cafeteria Ms. J. Willis, Cafeteria Ms. B. Wright, Cafeteria Mr. J. Warren, Maintenance Ms. J. Young, Cafeteria Cafeteria, Maintenance 93 95 Your Time Has Come You have come a long way in the four years that have gone by, and it won’t be very long before you’ll be gone away from us, and the only thing you’ll have to hold on to will be the memories you knew in the past. But the time must come. At the start of the year your underclassmates were wishing you away, just so that they could be moved ahead one more step. But as time draws nearer, we would enjoy it if you’d stay. But there is one thing that we must realize no matter how much we’ll miss you, and that is ................ “Your Time Has Come” Good Luck to you, Class of ’84. Tracy T. Weaver, junior Seniors 97 Well, our turn has finally come. The class of 1984 are big Seniors. It’s something that we’ve all been looking forward to. After this year it’s the beginning of a new beginning. The Senior Class of ’84 as well as all the Senior classes haven’t had it easy. We’ve had to struggle and strive to obtain enough credits to be Seniors too, but now it’s our turn to hit all the fun activities, like the Senior Picnic, lunches, breakfasts, Senior Day pro- gram, baccalaureate and last but not least graduation. The goal we’ve been striving to reach for the past twelve years. But after this year is over it’s time to think about college and careers. The decision to go straight to college or hit the job market is a tough one, but the class of ’84 will be successful in whatever life leads them to. Kim McCauley Steve Burton just taking it easy Class Officers Robert Shepherd, Pres. Vincent Jackson, Felicia Burns, Lelanie Lee, Sandra Finch, Kim McCauley, Anna Jones, Louis Carney 98 Seniors Abdullah-Bryant Abdullah, Huriyo Abercrombie, Ladonna Alldredge, Tammy Allen, Royce Anderson, Lillian Anderson, Asberry, Baker, Baldwin, Bess, Nicole Priscilla Keisha Earlene Satira Birdwell, Blaylock, Blevins, Bolden, Brooks, Shirelyn Helen Elizabeth Rochelle John Brown, Brown, Brown, Bryant, Bryant, Anthony Jackie Rita April Hortense Seniors 99 Burk - Dixson Burk, Burns, Burton, Cargo, Carney, Dennis Felicia Steven Le’Nea Louis Clark, Clifton, Cole, Connett, Conway, Stephanie Mia Michael Carl Leona Creer, Crockett, Cunningham, Daniel, Davis, Tyrone Kent Angelia Vanessa Jeffrey Davis, Dennis, Desimone, Diethelm, Dixson, Mary Tracy Dena Anne Karen 100 Seniors fr Drake - Hamlett Drake, Duckworth, Ferguson, Finch, Fitzgerald, Monique Jason Joyce Sandra Patrina Gordon, Grayes, Grayson, Green, Hamlett, Lisa Milton Anthony Pamela Reola Seniors 101 Fowler, Annette Franklin, Christella Frazier, Cassandra Fry, Dora Fuller, Lindra Galbearth, Damita Gatlin, Anita Gentry, Henry Gilmore, Karen Golston, Robert Hammond - Johnson Hammond, Hammond, Hammons, Hannett, John Lorenzo Ronald George Harper, Johnie Harrington, Paris Harris, Cynthia Hayes, Cynthia v Hill, Hill, Hill, Hopkins, Belinda Karl William Jr. Damon Hudson, Hurd, Jackson, Johnson, Latrice Elgie Vincent Brian Hardwick, Mechiele Heilderberg, Ella Johnson, Darlene 102 Seniors Jones - McDowell Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Jordan, Aaron Anna Lisa Rosalind La Shon Kearney, Kemp, Kennedy, Lee, Lindsey, Bryan John Jaclyn Lelanie Carolyn Lona, Lucas, MacDonald, Malone, Marley, Timothy Kevin Jill Dyana Brent Marzett, McAdams, McCauley, McDowell, McDowell, Jamie Dawn Kim Gregory Regina Seniors 103 McIntosh - Radford McIntosh, McNeil, Messick, Miller, Miller, Lisa Stacy Janies Marilyn Peggy Mitchell, Mitchell, Moore, Morris, Murff, Felix Steven Rachel Debra Kendall Murry, Nave, Nichols, Oxley, Perkins, Yolonda Carla John Keith Robert Peterson, Prince, Powell, Powell, Radford, Jamel Velta Pamela Paula Kiphanie 104 Seniors Ragsdale - Shirley Ragsdale, Ramphal, Ramphal, Ray, Redmond, William Ronald Sandy Carol Tanya Reed, Reese, Reliford, Reyes, Richardson, Gillispie Shirrel Diane Michael Carl Riley, Robins, Robinson, Rollins, Ross, Dennis Angela Mary Iona Rory Ross, Rucker, Shannon, Shepard, Shirley, Tracie Mia Sidney Robert James Seniors 105 Simpson - Warren Smith, Solomon, Stevens, Tancredi, Tancredi, Tiara Anthony Stephanie Daniel Paul Taylor, Timazee, Tindall, Tinsley, Tracy, Michael Katrina Cheryl Robert Patricia Van Horn, Walters, Ward, Wark, Warren, Michael Henry Glenda Pamela Miguel 106 Seniors Watts - Wyatt White, Marvena Wheeler, Robin White, Randy White, Crystal Williams, Chanel White, Darrin Williams, Irma White, Glenn Williams, Miles Williams, Williams, Wilmore-Bey, Wyatt, Wyatt, Veronica William Lanetta Brett Bruce Wyatt, Crenshaw, Elmer Bridgette Seniors 107 CLASS OF Aaron, Carl Abdullah, Nandiayesha Abercrombie, Antonnett Abraham, Latonia Adams, Connie Akins, Darryl Allen, Vicky Ashley, Dawn Baheyadeen, Yahya Barksdale, Gregory Beard, Mary Biggar, Cynthia Blosser, Brenda Bobo, Geoffrey Bond, Monica Bronson, Tracie Brown, Gail Brown, Kevin Brown, Terri Brown, Vanessa Bryant, Dana Cain, Patricia Carithers, Lisa Carter, Richard Cason, Clinton Celestine, Curtis Chandler, Heather Cheatum, Bobby Cock, John Cooper, Deirdre Copeland, Kenneth Copeland, William Coppage, Yolanda Counts, Gerald Craddock, Jody Cushon, Brian 108 Juniors Davis, Christine Davis, Jeffery Davis, Vickie Dawson, Carolyn Dawson. Elizabeth Denmon, Melvin Donahue, Reginald Duckworth, Eric Dunmore, Pamela Dupree, George Durr, Detreal Edd, Rodney Edwards, Marion Eubanks, Ray Estelle, Dawn Evans, Marc Farris, Sherri Finney, Carl Fletcher, Sabrina Ford, Dennis Ford, Richelle Foster, Latonya Fry, Willie Gardner, Martez Maturity, the key to success for Juniors Maturity may be the key to the energy the junior class has shown at Lincoln Academy. “This years juniors seem to be over- flowing with spirit. They’re so energetic. They seem to be a lot more mature than I’d thought they’d be. They still have a ways to go, but I think they’ll turn out all right,” said Lisa Gordon, senior. The junior class is follow- ing the path of life to become mature and very ambitious adults. “I think this years juniors have really changed as far as our freshmen and so- phomore years. I also think that their maturity is a sign of them growing-up,” said Chareese Higgins, junior. Maturity isn’t the only change people have noticed in the junior class. “This year’s juniors have added something new to their class: CON- FIDENCE! They put out so much of it. It’ll strangle you alive,” said Damita Galbearth, senior. There are juniors that have shown their confidence in themselves by finishing their requirements as students at Lincoln Academy and earned the honor of graduating early. The junior class talent has not gone unknown. “I feel the junior class is a very talented group of people. I feel they will succeed in the future in what- ever they do,” said Justina Robinson, junior. Maturity, self-confidence, and talent, the junior class can be proud of their status at Lincoln Academy. “I think that the junior class of ’85 is the best class ever to hit LA. Under- classmen sit up and take notice, you just might learn someth- ing,” said Merry Eldridge, junior. Doris Wilson Juniors 109 Gee, Renita Gibson, Patricia Glover, Victoria Graves, Vernon Gray, Yvette Gray, Yvonne Green, Curtis Griffin, Karen Guess, Dewayne Haden, Melinda Haggins, Ollie Hale. Billy Hall, LaQuina Haman, Lorianne Hannon, Kenda Harden, Marlene Hardy, Monica Hayes, Patricia Haywood, Delando Heilderberg, Jimmy Heilderberg, Willie Mae Henderson, Leroy Herron, Tamera Higgins, Charesse Higgins, Gale Hill, Latonya Hines, Eddie Hirsch, Rhonda Hogan, Ernest Hooker, Juanita How does it feel fo know that it's time to start planning a career? It feels rather scary to know that after next year, all responsibilities will be put on you, but I like the feeling. Right now I don’t know what I really want to do, and everyone else does, so I really don’t feel secure about leaving high school right now. “DelwOte (Z xft i Well, you see it’s like this, it feels quite insecure and frightening, but yet it is a challenge which I accept. It feels scary, but challenging. I honestly believe that I will be successful, but getting there is scary. StcflAoKic. “PuoesiA 110 Juniors Hunter, Dewey Jameson, David Jarvis, Roxane Johnson, Frank Jones, Anthony Jones, Ora Kaffenberger, Frederick Kelly, Albert Kirk, Deanna Lamas, Anette Lanear, Ronnie Lara, Josepha Lazarczyk, Robert Lee, Marcia Lenoir, Donna Lewis, Denise London, Mark Loney, Michael Marsh, James Matthews, Dwayne McDonald, David McFeders, Kenneth McKelvy, Kimberly Mebane, Anthony Monroe, Michelle Moore, Wendell Morrow, Christina Moss, Michael Moss, Theodore Moten, Louis Junior Class Officers And Cabinet Front Row Coach Jerry Price, Martez Gardener, Robert Lazarczyk, Tammera Herron, Patricia Cain, Clinton Cason, Sabrina Fletcher, Tommy Williams, Gail Brown, Clarence Mulwee Back Row Shawn Wesson, Deidra Cooper, Chareese Higgins, Vicki Davis, Jalenda Motley, Josepha Lara, Doris Wilson, Donna LeNoir, Roxanne Jarvis, Laton- ya Clayton, Sharia Webb Juniors 111 Motley, Jalenda Mulwee, Clarence Mumphrey, Garrett Murry, Charlotta Neal, Terri Nissen, Michelle Paige, Natalie Pearson, Keith Peterson, Eric Phillips, Glennie Powell, Jerry Powers, Stephanie Rambo, Roosevelt Ramphal, Judy Rennock, Raymond Reynolds, Clarissa Rice, Rita Robinson, Christina Robinson, Justina Rooks, Kimberly Ross, Vonzelle Salaam, Sulaiman Sandra, Bushnell Sappington, Terry Scott, Jarrett Shaw, Darryl Shelby, Vicki Simpkins, Winston Smith, Clyde Smith, Keith 112 Juniors Smith, Robin Stark, Frank Suber, Benjamin Sutton, Sandra Swope, Leo Teany, Murphelle Thomas, Steven Thompson, Linda Tindall, Monica Tinsley, Gary Torrence, Lisa Towns, Adraine Townsend, Carter Toynton, John Tyler, John Vann, Cary Wallace, Harold Watson, Eric Watson, Indi Weaver, Tracy Webb, Patrick Webb. Sharia Wesson, Shawn White, Debra White, Richard Williams, Anthony Williams, Deidra Williams, Jerrod Williams, Patricia Williams, Tommy Williams, Tony Wilson, Terrence Wr right, Gary Young, Marlin Zarate, Enrique Juniors 113 CLASS OF Abdullah, Hameeda Anderson, Angela Ashley, Kellie Askew, Deelee Bailey, David Banks, Keith Barksdale, Rhonda Battles, Virgil Binder, Ellen Black, Dana Black, Thomas Blaylock, William Bogan, Cassandra Botley, Kasandra Boykin, Andrea Brown, Alfred Brown, Connie Brown, Kent Bruce, Michelle Brunson, Sonja Bush, William Carter, Christopher Chavez, Carmen Clayton, Kamela Clayton, Nichelle Cox, Ronald Craig, Thomas Crawford, Tonya Crenshaw, Larry Crispin, Leslie Daniel, Tracy Davis, Demetrius Davis, Sheilahn Dickinson, Richard Dillon, Jarrod Dixon, Charles 114 Sophomores Dixon, Marla Dudley, Donna Dukes, Bertha Dunbar, Nathaniel Dunn, Kevin Easley, Nicole Edwards, Shawn Ehrlich, Sarah Emerson, Pamela Erter, Terri Espinoza, Maura Eubanks, Renfce Fillers, Graylene Fields, Volney Finley, Valerie Fleming, Lea Flowers, Janel Forbes, John Foster, Darryl Franklin, Demetrius Freese, Gregory Fry, Catherine Fuller, Burton Fulbright, Orchid Sophomore Officers Darrin Johnson, Sgt. At Arms; Latonya Pegues, Treasurer; Angela Maxey, Vice President; Leslie Cri- spin, Secretary; Not Shown: Pre sident, Sheilahn Davis Sophomores 115 Galetti, Stephanie Gant, Leonard Gardenhire, Grace Garner, Grady Gates, Dondrell Giles, Diyon Graham, Albert Green, Steven Greene, Leslie Griffin, Raymond Hadley, Judy Karber, Kevin Harris-Bey, Paulette Hill, Todd Hoang, Trangan Hobley, Thomas Hopkins, Nichole Houlihan, Coleen Houston, Tracy Hubbard, Consetta Hughes, James Jr. Jack, Patricia Jackson, Rena Jackson, Vance Johnson, Aaron Johnson, Darrin Johnson, La Quenna Johnson, Trina Jones, Cathy Jones, Patricia Jones, Thurman Jordan, Felicia Sophomores are enjoying themselves. 116 Sophomores Kellin, Frank Kennedy, Chad Khalil, Darrel Kindermann, Mary King, Kimberly Kinnard, David Kitchen, Micheal Lacy, Andre Lane, Eddie III Larry, Cardeli Laury, Curtis Lee, Curtis Lewis, Philip Lewis, Recheal Lilly, Miranda Lowe, Timothy Mabry, Kim Mahmud, Asia Mahone, Charles Mahone, Melissa Marshall, Brian Maxey, Angela McClunie, Timothy McCubbin, Boris McDaniels, Maurice McDonald, Steven McIntosh, Angela McKinzie, Alisa McNeely, Joseph III Medellin, Michael Miller, Erika Miller, Marcia Mitchell, Anthony Moffett, Criss Moore, Billy Moore, Dimetra Morris, Dixie Nave, Matthew Newberry, James North, Tommy Ontman, Deborah Ontman, Robert Sophomores 117 Paterson, Daniel Payne, Sharel Pearson, Veneta Penerman, Anthony Pegues, Latonya Perkins, Eldridge Perkins, Kaarin Perkins, Rebecca Peterson, April Piercey, Dana Pierce, Tracy Powell, Bonita Price, Dennis Prince, Artina Puckett, Robert Pugh, Mario Puryear, Michael Rail, Yolanda Ramsey, Danny Rankins, Richard Ray, Angela Redmond, Vandolon Reed, Kimberly Reese, Anthony Richardson, Garron Robinson, Ernest Robinson, Lennette Rollie, Vincent Rossback, Hugh Saxton, Leonard Scales, Sharon Scott, Laura Sewell, Pamela Sims, Cachella Simpson, Rhonda Smith, Carnita Smith, Carla Smith, Frederick Smith, Julie Smith, Rosalind Smith, Shawndell Smith, Shelisa 118 Sophomores Wolfe, Devin Worden, James Wren, Cynthia Yeargans, Ada Smith, Shundrekia Smock, Mary Starks, Micheal Stevens, Daniel Stevenson, Curtis Stillwell. Samuel Strother, Raymond Stringer, Victor Sullivan, Michael Tanner, Rodney Taylor, Keith Taylor, Phillip Titsworth, Floyd Tolbert, Tony Toler, Howis Travis, Lawrence Triplett, Terence Tyson, Craig Vaugh, Shelita Walker, Angela Ward, James Washington, Jason Waters, Camille Watson, Tonia Westerman, W’illiam Whigham, Candace Whitaker, Kimberlyn White, Angela White, Bert White, Joel White, Steven Wilder, Jacqueline Williams, Craig Williams, Leonard Williams, Rodney Wilson, Anthony Sophomores 119 CLASS OF Adams, Andre Adams, Darron Adams, Zebedee Alexander, Aaron Alexander, Brian Alexander, Eric Anderson, Curtis Archuleta, Robert Ashley, Liesl Bailey, Joseph Barbour, Keith Barksdale, Robyn Bell, Alanjadro Bell, Karl Berry, Cassandra Blair, Tony BoBo, Eric Bond, Lisa Bonner, Wade Booker, Dana Botley, Vernon Bowman, Lisa Boykin, Carla Bretthorst, Gary Bradford, Phyllis Breckenridge, Kendrick Britton, Cheryl Brown, Cardeli Brown, LaFranee Brown, Nicole 120 Freshmen Caldwell, Belinda Canada. James Cargo, Richard Carpenter, Tina Carr, Anetta Carter, Darian Cash, Marla Cason, Cynthia Celestine, Shlawanda Charity, Audrey Clark, Dewey Clark, Kenneth Clark, Kimberly Cole, Bonnie Coleman, Kimberly Cook, Jimmy Cowen, Matthew Craig, Victoria Crockett, Devin Curtis, Michelle Daily, Shawn Darden, Lisa Davis, Kimberly Davis, Samuel Freshmen Jocelyn, Sherry, Monya, and Kim have a rap session during time off. Freshmen 121 Freshman Class Officers Sherry Smith, Secretary; Cornell Perry, Vice-President; Jocelyn Williams, Trea- surer; Liesl Ashley, Sgt-at-Arms; Wil- liam Wataon, President Davis, Tyron Depriest, Rochelle Diehl, Troy Dogle, Michele Duffer, Sandra Dydell, Jessica Embry, Clay Ervin, Michael Estelle, Correy Farris, Melinda Fellers, Charles Ferguson, Michelle Fields, Opal Foster, Deaudra France, Michelle Freeman, Corey Frey, John Fry, Cynthia Gandy, Kelly Garrett, Bryan Glasco, Velta Glin, William Glover, Derick Glover, Regina 122 Freshmen Goldsby, Ricky Goode, Marcyl Gordon, Micheal Grayes, Katherine Green, Eugene Greene, Cherie Greene, Jeffery Gregg, Kelley Griffin, Tyra Haden, Rebecca Hafiz, Alim Halliburton, Philip Harris. Dwayne Harris, Karen Harris. Markina Hartnett, Shannon Harvey, Anthony Harvey, Donovan Haynes, Jerald Haywood, Kimberly Hazziez, Jabir Hernandez, Sildayne Hilton, Cynthia Hogan, Melvin Holden, Jimmy Holland. Ulysses Holliman, Allen Holmes, Julia Hooker, Chanell Hooker, Ernestine Howard, Roberta Hu, Chen Ling Hubbard, Jarita Hubbard, Maceo Huff, Damon Hutchison, Timothy Isom, John Isom, Joann Jackson, Willie James, Christie James, Darrell Jenkins, Rodney Freshmen 123 Johnson, Charles Johnson, Necie Jones, Dwight Jones, Kimberiye Jones, Lavonda Jones, Moses Jordon, Keala Kearney, Kevin Kearney, Kevin Khalil, Sonja Kindred, Kimberly King, Matthew Kinnard, Juanita Knighten, Clarissa Lamar, Taja Lambert, Will Lee master, Lorie Lewis, Artist Lewis, Dorothea Lockridge, Jerald Logan, Theordos Long, Kimberly Lott, Priscilla Love, Borita Lyman, Latonya Major, Christopher Mallia, Lydia Malone, Raymond Mann, Carla Massey, Sondra Matthews, Tina McCallop, Lori McCloskey, Tori McConnell, Delecia McGee, Julia McKinney, Monica Meier, Robert Melton, Diron Mercer, Thomas Merrill, Marcus Merritt, Beatrice Meyers, Diana 124 Freshmen How does it feel to be a Freshmen? I like being a Freshman, until people start calling you a “Buck.” It really doesn’t make a difference because they were Freshmen once too, besides that, it’s great being a Freshman! 0«.ce£ytc 70tttCa+K4. It’s not the best thing in the world, but I’ve gotten use to it and I don’t really, really find myself being looked down on. Sbtsuuut StiatAen The only thing I don’t like is sitting in the balcony. In the eighth grade we were at the top of the school, and now we’re at the bottom. It’s kind of weird. Xtm 70« Miller, Kellie Mitchell, Christopher Mitchell, Tina Monroe, James Morales, Jesus Moore, Demetrius Moore, Mark Moore, Michael Morris, Carlos Morris, Frieda Muhammand, Carmelita Myers, Deanna Myers, Fae Myrick, Tyrone Nash, Charice Nichols, Joe Nickens, Kim Nissen, Scott Noah, Wendy Ortega, Jennifer Ortega, Monya Osborne, Kevin Owens, Gary Oxley, Claire Freshmen 125 Parker, Charma Parker, Rochelle Pearl, LaSandra Perkins, Marietta Perry, Carnell Ponder, Iris Powell, Kathy Prewitt, Duane Pugh, Ericka Rainey, Clayton Rail, Latonia Rice, Richard Rentie, Kevin Rich, Oliver Riddle, Tracy Rimpson, Yvette Roberta, Mark Roberta, Martin Roberta, Phillip Robinson, Jovanna Rooks, Delisa Sajovic, Aren Sanders, Lark Saulet, Emile Scales, Sandra Scott, Anthony Scott, Legita Sells, Devin Settles, Eugene Shade, Risee 126 Freshmen Shepherd, Tammy Siris, Marcus Slaughter, Audrey Smith, Camita Smith, Fred Smith, James Smith, Kerry Smith, Sherry' Spencer, Tracie Stalker, John Standifer, Michelle Stephenson, Larry Stigler, Ronnie Story, Leslea Stous, Michael Stover, Misty Strother, Jonathan Sublett, Rebecca Swinney, Eva Swinton, Charles Tabron, Tracy Tanner, Lorinda Taylor, Kenneth Thebo, Jason Thomas, Marjorie Thomas, Nicole Tillman, Diana Timmons, Sean Tomlin, Angela Tompkins, Melissa Townsend, Charron Tuck, Joseph Turner, Leann Turner, Preston Tyler, Aubrey Upshaw, LaChandra Urban, Anna Van Horn, Timothy Vann. David Villanueva, Michael Walker, Dianne Walker, Kimberlie Freshmen 127 Walker, Steve Wallace, Donnell Ward, Beverly Warfield, Laraonte Washington, Angeline W’ates, Anthony Watson, William Watts, Alane White, Ben White, Jonny White, Lisa Whithers, Shelly Whitmire, Tyra Wilkerson, Demacy Williams, Charles W'illiams, Jocelyn Williams, Kytrina Williams, Leslie Williams, Raphel Williams, Shaumel Williams, Sheila Wilson, Cora Wise, Charles Wu, Kim York, Paul Zolotor, Louis 128 Freshmen Abdullah, Mariah Acklin, Mark Adams, Robert Akridge, Sean Alexander, Kelvin Alexander, Monica Allen, Jerome Allen, Johnetta Alvarez, Roque Anderson, Amy Anderson, Andrea Anderson, Kevin Anderson, Rodney Anderson, Troy Attkisson, Michelle Ayers, Cynthia Baker, Kim Baker, Larry Baldwin, Joreen Bales, Lorenzo Bandy, Fabian Banks, Chris Banks, Jaqueline Barksdale, Psyche Eighth Grade 129 Bartlett, Shannon Battles, Cathy Beeler, Christian Bell, Kimberly Biedenfield, Erika Birdwell, Kimberly Blake, Florence Bland, Artie Blaylock, Sandra Bland, Tonya Bogan, Chris Bonds, Terra Borse, Richard Boswell, Richard Botley, Pamela Bowman, Becky Boyd, Zorana Bradford, Sabrina Broadaway, Eric Brooks, Jamie Broom, Aretha Brown, Andrea Brown, Carmen Brown, Chandra Brown, Chris Brown, Damon Brown, Gerald Brown, Gregory Brown, John Brown, Kenneth Brown, Lachelie Brown, Raphael Brown, Shelly Brown, Stephanie Bruce, Michael Burris, Kimberly Butler, Geoffrey Burt, Ronald Bush, Travis Bui, Thien Butler, Donna Byers, Dwayne 130 Eighth Grade Cadenhead. Willie Campbell, Shelly Campbell, Loraine Caradine, Carla Cargo, Erica Carter, Maurice Chambers, Curtis Chang, Michael Childs, London Christal, Byron Christian, Robert Clark, Rhonda Clark, Delores Clark, Yolanda Clay, Amanda Cobb, Tommy Coffey, Willetta Cogle, John Cogle, Marvin Colbert, Tamila Coleman, Eric Coleman, Nikki Coleman, Tracey Connaghan, Michael Cook, James Cooper, Bari Corley, Sandra Corporal, Cardeli Craig, James Danaher, Brenda Dawson, Pam Davis, A. Davis, Dwayne Davis, Tira Day, Cassandra Dearinger, Melisia Denerman, Kennetta Dickerson, Rasheena Dickey, Deitra Dickson, Deitra Diehl, Ronald Donato, Damon Eighth Grade 131 Donnell, Kenneth Drane, Cecelia Drew, Cherice Duckworth, Steven Duncan, David Dupree, Raquel Ealy, Anthony Early, Jerry Easley, Robert Easter, Adrian Edge, Justin Edwards, Adria Edwards, Emmett Egli, Ann Elbert, Michelle Ennis, Norvan Estrada, Mark Feaster, Terra Fellers, Renee Ferguson, Johnny Finch, Jane Fisher, Karen Fisher, Laressa Forbush, Janella Ford, Jeffrey Fowler, Marcus Franklin, Ramanda Freeman, Richonia Fry, Ernestine Fuller, Carla 132 Eighth Grade Garcia, Michael Garner, Charles Gay, Maurie German, Damon Gentry, Stephen Giekey, Bridget Givens, Brian Golden, Edward Golden, Roslyn Goldman, Christopher Gordon, Jennifer Graves, Dennis Graves, Stacy Green, Donzell Greeven, Scott Gregg, Kevin Griffin, Blanch Guess, Karla Haggins, Betty Halley, Trade Hamilton, Robyn Hancock, Shannon Handson, Lisa Harrison, Tammi Harris, Gregory Harrop, Matthew Hawkins, Jay Haynes, Gary Helmkamp, Peter Henderson, James Henderson, Perry Henderson, Y. Henry, Katheiine Henson, Tracy Hernandez, Mireya Herron, Kenneth Hicks, Robert Higgins, Paul Hill, Allen Hill, Alonza Hill, James Hill, Nicole Eighth Grade 133 Hill, Steven Hinds, Kendra Hirsch, Becky Hirsch, Robert Nhu, Hoang Hodge, Steve Horton, Latrice Howard, Loraine Howard, Stacy Huff, Winston Humphrey, David Hunt, Lea Hutchinson, Sue Jack, Terri Jackson, Kevin Jackson, Sarrina James, Glen Jameson, Michael Jenkins, Calvin Johnson, Kelly Johnson, Rodney Johnson, Scherita Jones, Angela Jones, Angelique Jones, Anna Jones, Beatrice Jones, Lula Kearney, Dexter Khan, Ameer King, Gary King, Latonya King, Sheree Kinnard, Robert Kitchen, Mickelyn Lament, Phillip LaNear, Ronell Lapsey, Leslie Latikee, Gina Lee, Derek Lee, Larry Leek, Marcella Leverette, Son via 134 Eighth Grade Loften, Kim Loney, Jenny Love, Catherine Lovelace, Grant Lyons, Kelli Mabry, Kelly Mann, Adam Martin, Bobbi Martin, Charity Martinez, Gilbert May, Lisa May, Stephen Mays, William McBride, Diana McCray, Stephanie McDonald, David McDowell, Reggie McGee, David McHenry, David McKim, Dianne Menzie, Lucien Merriwether, Terra Miller, Emmanuel Miller, Lester Mr. and Miss Dependable Terrance Walker and Stephanie Brown Most Talkative Tira Davis and Artie Bland Eighth Grade 135 Miller, Michelle Monroe, Eric Monroe, Jerrell Monroe, Monique Morgan, Amy Munn, Stephanie Munn, Stephan Myers, Debbie Nance, Kelly Nave, Howard Nelson, Clint Nelson, Nathaniel Nichols, Marketta Noah, Herbert Norris, James Oates, Dempsey O’Neal, Timothy Ortega, Sophia Overby, Marcus Parks, Thenia Paterson, Kimberly Payton, Brian Pearson, Jacqueline Penerman, Kenneth Peters, Vivian Phillips, LaMonte Pitta, Troy Poke, Ebony Preston, Carlos Price, Kim Prettiest Smile — Diana Williams 136 Eighth Grade Price, Rita Prince, Lafonzo Quarles, Andre Ramey, Angelle Rash, Latisha Rayford, Kimberly Reavis, Robin Reed, Bridget Reese, Karrysa Rhodes, Richard Rider, Kevin Riley, Donna Riley, Kimberly Rinehart, Dana Roberts, Kim Robinson, Anthony Robinson, David Rogers, Gina Rossback, Portia Ross, Verniece Rues, Robin Ryan, Jamie Salaam, Matuin Saunders, Michael Sears, Harvey Sharp, Carl Shareef, Danielle Shaw, Michelle Shereill, Dawn Shukaira, Nufesia Singleton, Keeyon Smith, Andre Smith, Danielle Smith, Eric Smith, Michael Smith, Willie South, Mary Starks, Maurice Stephenson, Howard Stephenson, Terry Sterling, William Stevenson, Plezhette Eighth Grade 137 Stevens, Gerald Stillwell, David Stuckey, Yvette Tanner, Joe Tarbox, Barbara Taylor, Anthony Taylor, Christine Taylor, Robin Thomas, Angela Thomas, Geraldine Thomas, Shelly Thomas, Steven Thompkins, Ben Thompkins, John Thompson, James Thompson, Monique Thompson, Tiffany Tinner, Vera Tivis, Vernon Tolliver, Jerome Toombs, Dawna Toynton, Anthony Travis, James Travis, Veronica Trigg, Dwayne Tuck, Steven Turrentine, Chan telle Tyson, Tamera Vittengale, Heidi Walker, Kelly Walker, Terrance Ward, Cynthia Ward, Tina Wash, Dana Washington, Marion Washington, M. Washington, Trishon Watters, Mark Watson, Angela Watson, Michelle Watson, D. Weaver, Jerome 138 Eighth Grade Weaver, Lisa Weintraub, Alissa Wells, Erin White, April White, Bryan White, Waymon Whitfield. Steven Williams, Anthony Williams, Dennis Williams, Diana Williams, Dionne Williams, Edna Williams, Frank Williams, Leigh Williams, Phillip Williams, Revna Williams, Rochelle Williams, Shalese Williams, Tony Willis, Sonya Willis, Zelos Wilson, Clifton Wood, Ava Worden, Nick Eighth Grade 139 Wilson, Travel Wright, Sherise Wyatt, Lisa Yancey, Terrilyn Yeakey, Roberta Young, Kyle Young, Michelle Young, Michelle Class of Aaron, Terrance Aguliar, Noe Albert, Sheena Alexander, Deonda Allen, Rebecca Allen, Stephanie A1 verson, Christopher Amos, Le Vita Anderson, Andrea Anderson, Sherri Aroya, Ashebir Arbuckle, Ronnie Arzola, Delores Asberry, Marla Ashley, Delwin Baier, Michael Bailey, Latisha Bailey, Nicole Baker, Kim Baldwin, Angela Banks, Bryant Bank, Jacqueline Banks, Suzzette Barber, Margaret 140 Eighth Seventh Grade Barner, Phillip Beckerman, Jennifer Belcher, Mia Bell, Carla Bennet, Christy Benson, La Donna Berry, Dwayne Biber, Matthew Black, Delshan Blackburn, Andrfc Blair, Paris Booker, Willie Boswell, William Botley, Nathaniel Boyd, Candace Boyer, James Bradford, Derrick Bradley, Aaron Brim, Freddie Brock, James Brown, Chanda Brown, Jermaine Brown, Richard Brumit, Dina Bryant, Gerald Bryant, Robert Buckner, Tony Burke, Virgil Burnett, Lorone Bush, David Bush, Timothy Butler, John Calhoun, Keith Campbell, Atrenise Canty, John Cargyle, Ronald Carter, Dana Celestine, Kendrick Chapman, Chad Secret, Charles Chatman, Vanessa Chism, Marcel Seventh Grade 141 Best All Around - Latonya Johnson Most Athletic, Amber Hammonds and Melvin Lomax Choate, Nathan Christenson, Katherine Clark, Earl Clay, Nicole Cobb, Tommy Coker, Candice Cole, Catrina Coleman, Eric Coleman, Gabriel Collins, Dewayne Colston, Latonya Cook, Gerald Cooper, Phillip Copeland, Jeffery Coppage, Alice Coppage, Sonya Cornley, Gannon Courtney, Donnell Crawford, Piper Crosby, Gerald Crosby, Lynette Crump, Nicky Cushing, Brian Dailey, Stacy Dale, Monique Davison, Freddie Davis, Alaina Davis, Bobby Davis, Jessica Davis, Ronald 142 Seventh Grade Davis, Tammie Davis, Vicki Day, Amy Dearinger, Jennifer Dempsey, Russell Diehl, Ronald Dillon, Elizabeth Dixon, Andrea Dogle, Beth Donahue, William Dotson, Roberta Downs, Cheri Duckworth, Sean Dupree, Maurice Duren, Justin Edgerson, Steven Edwards, Marrita Edwards, O. J. Emmerich, Angela Eter, Jeffery Espiniza, Deborah Evans, Michael Felix, Winston Feye, Aric Fields, Linda Finch, Dawn Fletcher, Myron Flynn, Gilliam Ford, Brett Ford, Mark Fowler, Re Sean Franke, Karl Freeman, Marion Freeman, Valerie Fry, Emanuel Fyfe, Steven Gee, Tresa German, Dale Gilbert, Allen Gibson, Robert Gilmore, DeRon Gleese, Sheila Seventh Grade 143 Glin, Christina Glover, Lynn Goldsby, Chequita Gould, Shelly Gray, Lisa Gray, Steve Green, Andrea Green, Peggy Green, Kelly Green, Raquel Griffin, Jarod Griffin, Lynne Gross, Kerry Hafiz, Lailah Hamilton, Paul Hammonds, Amber Hansula, Ray Hardiman, Bryan Harrison, David Harris, Rozlynn Harrod, Matthew Hawkins, Donnie Hawley, James Haynes, Audra Heilderberg, Ruth Henderson, Israel Henderson, Yvette Hendricks, Chirma Hernandez, Jesse Hill, Danyawn Hill, Eugene Hill, Jason Hill, La Tonya Hill, Michael Hinkley, Consuela Hirsch, Rachel Hogan, Jefferey Holiday, Hollie Holloway, Amy Hooker, Mallene Hopkins, Charles Hopkins, Dorothy 144 Seventh Grade Hougue, Heather Howard, Sonya Howell, Dave Humphrey, Thomas Hutchinson, Tanya Jackson, Antonio Jackson, Brian Jackson, Felice Jackson, Kelly Jackson, Mark Mackson, Patrick Johnson, Adelice Johnson, Alichia Johnson, Latonya Johnson, Ramon Johnson, Robert Johnston, Calvin Jones, Anna Jones, Tonya Jones, Missy Jones, Shawn Jones, Travis Kanky, Karyn King, Webster Lacy, Nicole Ladd, Kevin La Port£, George Lazarczyk, Jon Lee, Melissa LeGrand, Leroy Letta, Leslie Lewis, Harriet Lewis, Shannon Lewsey, Clemell Lloyd, Kendall Lockwood, Kevin Logan, Charles Logan, Janice Lomax, Melvin Lindsay, Lora Lora, Michelle Love, Archie Seventh Grade 145 Lovelace, Latysha Lowe, Cathy Lynch, Keisha Mabry, Russell Mack, Rachel Mallard, William Markley, James Marlatt, Thomas Marshall, Kevin Martinez Aaron Martinez, Peter Mason, Curtis May, David Mayberry, Kristy McAdams, Russell McClain, Shalisa McClelland, Matt McCloskey, Charlotte McDowell, Kenneth McDowell, Reginald McGee, Jerry McGee, Kevin Merill, Michael Merritt, Michael Messer, Ben Miller, Anita Miller, Latonya Miller, Queena Milacs, Joshua Minor, Claresa Mitchell, Joi Monroe, Paulette Moore, Harriette Moore, James Moore, Tammy Morrow, Rene£ Muhammad, Usamah Murray, LaTanya Myrick, Audrey Newton, Carl North, Saundra Oaks, Richard 146 Seventh Grade Miss Popularity Most Talkative Monique Dale Byron Hardiman and Cynthia Robinson Oellig, Ben Oliver, Shelunda Ontman, Douglas Painter, Cynthia Parks, Jarneia Parson, Joni Patterson, Kimberly Patterson, Dana Paul, Samuel Paul, Shana Pearson, Rishma Perkins, Christine Perkins, Phillip Perry, Gala Pfaffly, Melissa Phillips, Angenette Poindexter, Sheila Ponds, Byron Potts, Vincent Powell, Calvin Powell, Jessie Printy, Clifton Ralston, Robert Jr. Ramsay, Antwine Seventh Grade 147 Ray, Steven Reed, Sean Reeves, David Reliford, Darrel Rice, Yolanda Richardson, Monroe Richardson, Vartinez Rich, Kenneth Riddle, LaChelle Robinson, Bea Robinson, Cynthia Robinson, Kenneth Roland, James Roland, Kim Rollins, Shannon Ross, Darryl Ross, Lorie Russell, Sadie Sample, Sherilyn Saunders, Sean Settles, Victoria Sewell, Sandra Shank, Jeffery Shelton, Lindsay Slaughter, Mark Slinker, Guy Smith, Adriana Smith, Candida Smith, Eric Smith, Keasha Smith, Miranda Smith, Ronnell Smith, Tammie Smith, Tangerine Smith, Terry Soule, Christopher Spotz, Jolie Spicer, Jennifer Steele, Teresa Stephens, James Stevenson, Kimberly Stevenson, Van 148 Seventh Grade Stinnett, Craig Stippich, Jennifer Storay, Markell Stovall, Michael Stratton, Woody Stuckey, Angel Stuckey, Yvette Tallie, Willie Taylor, Aaron Taylor, Damon Taylor, Jerel Thomas, Chris Thompson, Albert Tiger, Lynn Tindall, Lanette Tucker, Lanzetta Tyler, Gary Urban, Teresa Utter, Elaine Wade, Chre W’agner, Bryan Walker, Kelly Walker, Mary Wallace, LaJoyce Wark, Amy Warren, Robin Watson, Curtis Washington, Anthony Washington, Jacqueline Washington, Michael Washington, Rosilyn Weaver, Jerome Webb, Reginald Wedlew, Tim White, Bob White, Vernon Williams, Candice W’illiams, DeAngela Williams, Jason Williams, Josetta Williams. Kimberly Williams, Muriel Seventh Grade 149 Williams, Murna Williams, Renetta Willey, Tina Willis, Yolanda Wilson, Daniel Jr. Winston, Felix Withers, Derrick Wood, Ava Wood, Doreen Woods, Frank Worley, James Young, Kyle Young, Michael Yurek, Nancy Jackson, Catherine Wilcox, William Williams, Dwight Miss Dependable — Carla Bell Prettiest Smile — Stephanie Allen 150 Seventh Grade Compliments of George's Loan Office 2702 Prospect Congra tula tions CLASS OF ’84 18th Benton Liquor and Market dry mSAJEHBS 7:00 a.m.-7:00 p.m. Phone:231-5181 cuone tce z td Soh 'pcoteruit 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. Jones. Sr., Family Consultant 1800 E. Linwood Blvd. at Woodland Ave. Phone 921-1800, Kansas City, Missouri Best Wishes to the class of ’84 from McDonald’s 2804 Prospect Advertisement 151 at CATES 8 SON'S . . . we think our Fans” are very special. We take pride in giving each and every one of our Valued Customers personalized service.” You’ll find . . . fast, efficient, courteous service at each of our five convenient locations . . . 104th and E. 40 Hwy. . . . 47th and Paseo . . . 103rd and State Line . . . 12th and Brooklyn . . . and 10th at State Avenue . . . and a menu of barbecued selections that will tantalize your taste buds. And to enable you to bring that same savory flavor that you’ll find in our restaurants, to your dinner table, our barbecue sauce is available at your local supermarket in two flavors, regular and mild, in a variety of sizes. At Gates 8C Son’s, we strive to provide you with the finest quality product possible. For a dining experience, experience Gates 8C Son’s Bar-B-Q. 104th and E. 40 Ffwy. 47th and Paseo 12th and Brooklyn 103rd and State Line 10th and State Ave. 152 • Always eager to serve you. FOR CATERING CALL 923-0900 Compliments of BEN'S MARKET 2604 E. 27th St. PARK PARADE LIQUORS 15th and Brooklyn “We Appreciate Your Business” Congratulations CLASS OF '84 921-7070 PICKUP and DELIVERY GRADY'S EXCELL CLEANERS Alterations — Tailoring Particular Cleaning for Particular People” 2121 E. 31st Street Kansas City, Missouri CONGRATULATIONS Class o£ ’84 y.arU. Staff CHERRY BLOSSOM Outreach Center 4100 Indiana 924-9345 A. MOONEY C. B. MOONEY J f[oonvj i S Lne. Clood. • RESTAURANT • LOUNGE Catering — Private Parties 3115 PROSPECT Phone 921-1661 Kansas City, Mo. WEAVES� CURLS • RELAXERS BLOWOUTS BRAIDS TOUPEE’S MANICURES HAIRCUTS TUES-SAT 8:30-5 30 l_3108 TROOST 931-5044 Advertisements 153 Tttc'ue t C6ecC eUtaut U Cany e tauy£. £eta eta oaenctAlru}. Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church 2329 Flora Avenue, Kansas City, Missouri 64108 231-3555 or 231-4464 OUTREACH CENTER 2327 Flora Ave. 231-2417 Rev. George Ransom Reid, D.D., Pastor Ministering to the Whole Person — Body and Soul 1. Prayer and Praise Services a. Sunday School, 9:30 b. Sunday Worship Service, 10:45 a.m. c. Tuesday Night Prayer Service, 7:00 p.m. d. Wednesday Noon Prayer Serivce 2. Tutorial Program — staffed by certified educators Saturdays during school year, 10:00 a.m. — 2:00 p.m. 3. Outreach Program — feeding the hungry and clothing the naked Offering counseling services, spiritual and legall, by appointment QoJ Our father, Cliriit Our PeJeemer, fi an Our Brother 154 Advertisements lUalklitd BtoHieM MEMORIAL CHAPELS A FAMILY INSTITUTION SINCE 1909 Complute Protection THE WATKINS BROTHERS BURIAL PLAN 4000 Brush Creek 661-3030 Benton Blvd. of 18th 241-2300 To Tracey “Baby Bear” Dennis, “Thank you for sharing those special moments with us!” Love ya, Tracy “Glamor Girl” Weaver and Donna “Ms. Lady” LeNoir, K.C. Angels 99.9 % MONIQUE RENEE DRAKE Congratulations to a very Special Young Lady — Continue to strive toward excellence, and continue to be the best that you can be. We are very proud of your achievements at Lincoln Academy! Love, MOM To my dear friend Lauris: It’s been fun for the past 3 yrs. I want to wish you all the luck in the world and leave you the love of a friend forever, Duck To “The Boss” you’re a very sweet and special young lady. Stay that way and I will always be thinking of you. WJA To Leslie my only true sister, you are probably the nicest, sweetest, little sister a guy could ask for. Thanks. Love Jason 2 my 2 best friends Mo and Duck; may Love and Success follow U always. Lo Congratulations to my good friends Mia Clifton and Lisa Gordon from Martin MS. MARIETTA G. HUBBARD C O ’84 Au revoir jusqu’a prochaine l’annee, Candace Salud amor, y pesetas y tiempo para gozarlos. Con Carino, Senora McClure Steffania, May you never go astray on the ship of sunshine and Successfulness. Bye Roslind Jones - may success be with you always, Mary THANKS to all the Yearbook Staff for a job well done! e KeMy Ms. CaChella Sims BKA Golden Girl Advertisements 155 Dana Booker scores with a ridge hand. Tony Moss demonstrates a good roundhouse kick to the head. You don't have to be tall to fight with the big guys as shown by Doug Ontman. Nathaniel Dunbar demonstrates a roundhouse kick to the groin. 156 Martial Arts Club Requires Good Citizen Good Grades Good, Attitude Gives Added Skill Added Knowledge Added Confidence Offers Karate-Do Kobido Jujitsu Debbie Ontman scores with a front snapkick. Michael Stous scores with a back knuckle. High kicks are pretty, but low kicks stop the fight, as shown by Alan Moore. Martial Arts Club FRONT ROW Sponsor Mr. McCoy, Nathaniel Dunbar, James Hughes BACK ROW Mike Van Tony Moss, Debbie Ontman, Alan Moore, Dennis Frazier Horn, John Stalker, Noe Aguilar, Gary Bretthorst SECOND ROW Michael Stous, Dana Booker, Doug Ontman, Martial Arts Club 157 Have a Happy Summer Class of ’86 jbori i Cri,5pi n Congratulations MARIETTA HUBBARD To our Sellas — Miguel, Michael, Elgie, Tatum, Lorenzo, Roosevelt, Ronnie, Lacy, Cushon, Golston, Steve, Kearney, Ragsdale, Dollar Bill, Aaron, Coach Williams, Coach Price, Mr. Gooden, Mr. Russell, Mr. Byers Without you our year wouldn’t ’ve been £un. May success be with you always. Love MOM and DAD jacLu SkirrJ 'DricL DracL” Dearest Tracey This page serves as a visual demonstration of my pride in your academic accomplishments. As you begin your young adult life, remember these lessons which were well taught and hard learned: 7. Always place Cod first in your heart and in your mind, and there will be no obstacle you cannot overcome. 2. Be ever faithful and honest to yourself, and others will learn to relate honestly with you. 3. Remember sacrifice and commitment are the keys to success. 4. And last, but not least, whenever you see 'that' scar, remember love hurts. YOUR MOTHER 158 Advertisements Yearbook Staff Editor in Chief Jaclyn Kennedy Student Life Editor Leslie Crispin Academic Editor Miranda Lilly Organizations Editor Leslie Crispin Sports Editor Tracey Dennis People Editor Kim McCauley Business Manager Marietta Hubbard Photography Editor Michael Taylor Photographers Richard Carter, Ray Eubanks, Shawn Edwards, Glenn White, Brian Cushon, Eddie Lane, Grant Cook, Phillip Lewis, Charles Mahone, Marc Evans, Chad Kennedy, Vanessa Brown, Steve Burton, Christine Williams Staff: Angela Brown, Sonja Brunson, Lisa Carithers, Lyvette Clark, Karen Dixson, Eric Duckworth, Stawn Edwards, Sharon Hardy, Ernest Hogan, Tracy Houston, Rosalind Jones, Bryan Kearney, Ronnie LaNear, Deborah Ontman, Mary Robinson, Tracy Weaver, Doris Wilson Advisers Mrs. Shirley Johnson, Mrs. Cosette Kelly, Mrs. Gloriann Liu CONGRATULATIONS to the 1984 Class from Mrs. Lois Malone Gary and Jameel Youth for Christ Cheerleaders Pep Club Debate and Forensics Organizations PROUD OF OUR PAST SURE OF OUR FUTURE . BEAUTY AND BARBER SUPPLY 1927 VINE STREET KANSAS CITY, MO. 64108 816-842-6825 Advertisement 159 ’84 ACHIEVERS ABDULLAH, HURIYA Stud. Govt., Girls’ Track, Pom Pon Squad ALLEN, ROYCE Baseball, Basketball, Football ASBERRY, PRISCILLA Stud. Govt., Youth in Govt., Pep Club, GT, ROTC, Honor Roll BIRDWELL, SHIRELYN Youth in Govt., Honor Society, Xinos, JA, Explorers Post BLAYLOCK, HELEN ROTC BROWN, JACKIE Band, Dissecting Team, Yearbook Staff, Football Homecoming Queen, Office Asst., JMG, GT BROWN, RITA Book Club, Debate and Forensics, Pep Club, Honor Roll, Library Asst. BURNS, FELICIA Gospel Choir, ROTC, JV Cheer- leader, Vars. Cheerleader, JMG, Soph. Princess, Concert Choir, JA, Attendance Asst., Sr. Cabinet, Honor Roll BURTON, STEVE Vars. Football, Fresh. Basketball, Baseball, Track, Stud. Govt., Dis- secting Team, Band, Yell Leader, GT CARGO, LE’NEA Book Club, Yearbook Staff, New- spaper Staff CLIFTON, MIA GT, Pep Club, Dissecting Team, Honor Roll, Football Mgr., Orches- tra, Youth in Govt., Cablevision, Jr. Cabinet, Office Asst. CONWAY, LEONA GT, Miss Freshman, Fr. Sweeth- eart, Honor Roll, Concert Choir, Gospel Choir, Pep Club CROCKETT, KENT ROTC, Dissecting Team, Rifle Team CUNNINGHAM, ANGELIA Gospel Choir, Youth for Christ DAVIS, JEFFERY Fr. Cabinet, Martial Arts, Cross Country, Baseball, Newspaper Staff, Debate and Forensics, Honor Roll DENNIS, TRACEY Xinos, JA, Yearbook Staff, Dissect- ing Team, French Club, Explorers Post DIETHELM, ANNE Band, Youth in Govt., GT, Honor Society, Dean’s Honor Roll DIXSON, KAREN Concert Choir, Gospel Choir, Year- book Staff, Jr. Cabinet, Pep Club, French Club, GT, Honor Roll, Youth for Christ, JA, Explorers Post DRAKE, MONIQUE Debate and Forensics, Capt. Pom Pon Squad, Pep Club, Basketball Mgr. FINCH, SAUNDRA ROTC Drill Team, Pom Pon Squad, LA Mascot, Office Asst., Rifle Team, Drama Club FITZGERALD, PATRINA Soph. Class Pres., Jr. Princess, Track, Yearbook Staff FRANKLIN, CHRISTELLA GALBEARTH, DAMITA ROTC, Dissecting Team, Explorers Post, Newspaper Staff, Drama Club, Pom Pon Squad, Stud. Govt. GATLIN, ANITA Drama Club, Yearbook Staff, Honor Roll GILMORE, KAREN Fr. Cheerleader, Fr. Sweetheart, Fr. Class Pres., Concert Choir, Girls Track, Soph. Cabinet, Miss Soph., Stud. Govt., Gospel Choir, Jr. Princess GORDON, LISA Debate and Forensics, Pep Club, Fr. Basketball Mgr., Vars. Basket- ball Mgr., JV Girls Track, Vars. Girls Track, GT GRAYSON, ANTHONY Drama Club, JV Football, ROTC, Choir GREENE, PAMELA Band, Explorers Club, Yearbook Staff, Office Asst. HAMMOND, JOHN Fr. Football, Stud. Govt., Concert Choir, Youth in Govt., Sr. Class Vice-Pres., Debate and Forensics HAMMOND, LORENZO Fr. Track, JV Track, Fr. Football, JV Football, Youth in Govt., Stud. Govt., Debate and Forensics HAYES, BOBBY Cross Country, Vars. Football HILL, WILLIAM Vars. Football, First Team All State, All League, Second Team All Metro, Track HOPKINS, DAMON Fr. Basketball, Vars. Basketball, Fr. Football, JV Baseball, Vars. Track, GT, Dissecting Team HUBBARD, MARIETTA Band, Stud. Govt., Xinos, Jr. Class Cabinet, Pep Club, Yearbook Business Mgr., Yearbook Queen, Honor Roll, Stud. Advisory Com- mittee HUDSON, MARY Volleyball, Stud. Govt., Pompon Squad, Yearbook Staff,Office Asst. JACKSON, VINCENT Sr. Class Pres., ROTC, GT, Band, Honor Roll, Explorers Club JOHNSON, BRIAN Band, ROTC, Stud. Govt., Debate and Forensics, Honor Roll JOHNSON, DARLENE Volleyball JONES, ROSALIND Pep Club, Fr. Cheerleader, Year- book Staff, Debate and Forensics JORDON, LASHON ROTC, Drill Team, Orchestra, 160 Senior Directory ’84 ACHIEVERS Band KEARNEY, BRYAN Dissecting Team, Youth in Govt., JV Football, JV Track, Homecom- ing King, Yell Leader, Pep Club KEMP, JOHN Fr., JV, Vars. Football, Fr., JV, Vars. Track, Martial Arts, GT, Basketball Mgr., Stud. Advisory Committee KENNEDY, JACLYN Stud. Govt., Pres. Stud. Advisory Comm., Book Club, Library Asst., Honor Roll, Yearbook Editor, Site Comm., Sr. Cabinet, JMG LEE, LELANIE Gospel Choir, Concert Choir, Office Asst., Sr. Cabinet, Pep Club, Band Flag Girl MARLEY, BRENT JV, Vars. Baseball MESSICK, JAMES Dissecting Team, Spanish Club, Drama Club, Zoology Club, Youth in Govt., Sr. Trip Comm., Sr. Cabinet, GT, Honor Roll, Teachers’ Aide, Cross Country, Basketball, JV Baseball, Vars. Baseball MORRIS, DEBORA Stud. Advisory Committee, Span- ish Club MURRY, YOLANDA Stud. Govt., Drama Club, Debate and Forensics, Pep Club, Pom Pon Squad, Cross Country Mgr., Con- cert Choir, Gospel Choir, Band, JMG RADFORD, KIPHANIE Stud. Govt., Pep Club, Band, Honor Society, GT REDMOND, TANYA Cheerleader, ROTC, Stud. Govt. REESE, SHIRREL Stud. Govt., Youth in Govt., Pep Club, Explorers Post, Office Asst., Honor Roll, JMG RICHARDSON, CARL Honor Roll, GT, Track, Honor Society, Stud. Govt. RILEY, DENNIS Drama Club, Fr. Football, Fr., Baseball, Fr. Basketball ROBINS, ANGELA Honor Roll, Pep Club, Track, Cheerleader, Choir, Jr. Cabinet, Xinos, Dean’s Honor Roll ROBINSON, MARY JV Volleyball, Yearbook Staff, Honor Roll, Pom Pon Squad ROSS, TRACI Pom Pon Squad, Pep Club, Gospel Choir, Concert Choir, Martial Arts, Spanish Club, Fr. Homecoming Princess, JMG, Youth in Govt., Stud. Govt. SHANNON, SIDNEY Pep Club, Drama Club, Track, Honor Roll, Jr. Cabinet, JMG SHEPARD, ROBERT Fr. Class Pres., Dissecting Team, Office Asst., Gospel Choir, Concert Choir, Youth in Govt., Yerabook Photographer, Debate, Class Par- liamentarian SMITH, KENNETH ROTC, Track, Cross Country SMITH, PATRICIA Youth in Govt., Dissecting Team, Football Mgr., Class Sec. Office Asst. STEVENS, STEPHANIE Pep Club, Spanish Club, News- paper Staff, Library Asst. TANCREDI, PAUL Vars. Football, Vars. Baseball, Newspaper Staff Sports Editor, Stud. Govt., GT, Debate and Forensics, Yell Leader, Quill and Scroll TAYLOR, MICHAEL JV Football, Martial Arts, Stud. Advisory Comm., Dissecting Team, Yearbook and Newspaper Photo- graphic Editor TIMAZEE, KATRENA Pep Club, Band, ROTC Drill Team, Stud. Govt., Fr. ROTC Princess, ROTC Queen TINDALL, CHERYL Yearbook Staff, Honor Roll, Span- ish Club, Choir WARK, PAMELA Fr. Cheerleader, Pom Pon Squad, GT, Honor Roll, Library Asst. Newspaper Editor-in-Chief, Quill and Scroll WARREN, MIGUEL Jr. Class Sgt.-at-Arms, Fr., JV, Vars. Football, Fr., JV, Vars. Basketball, Fr., JV, Vars. Base- ball, Mr. Sophomore, First Team All State, Metro, District, City WATTS, LAURIS Debate and Forensics, Dissecting Team, French Club, GT, Sr. Class Secretary WILLIAMS, MILES JV Football, Vars. Football WILLIAMS, VERONICA Band, Gospel Choir, Sr. Cabinet, Honor Roll, JA WYATT, BRETT Fr., JV, Vars. Cross Country, Fr., JV, Vars. Basketball, Fr., JV, Vars. Track, GT, Stud. Govt. McCauley, kim Stud. Govt., Sr. Cabinet, Library Asst., Pep Club, Yearbook Staff, Explorers Post, Book Club, Stud., Govt. Sec., Honor Roll, Who’s Who, Sr. Trip Committee MacDONALD, JILL Dissecting Team, Track, Girls Basketball Mgr., GT, Honor Socie- ty, Orchestra, Dean’s Honor Roll MARZETT, JAMES Football, Karate, Stud. Govt., Track, Yell Leader McDowell, Gregory Band, ROTC McIntosh, lisa Drama Club, Band, Explorers Post, Gospel Choir, JMG, Honor Roll Senior Directory 161 Aaron, Carl 44, 52, 108 Abdullah, Hameeda 114 Abdullah, Huriyo 42, 99 Abdullah, Nandiayesha 108 Abercrombie, Ladonna 36, 99 Abernathy, Mrs. N. 37, 93 Abraham, Latonya 40, 50 Adams, Andre 44, 56, 120 Adams, Connie 36, 81, 108 Adams, Darron 50, 81, 120 Adams, Zebedee 41, 120 Akins, Darryl 49, 59, 108 Alexander, Aaron 120 Alexander, Brian 120 Alexander, Eric, 48, 50, 120 Alldredge, Tammy 99 Allen, Royce 99 Allen, Vicky 108 Anderson, Angela 37, 41, 48 Anderson, David 48 Anderson, Lillian 44, 99 Anderson, Mike 42 Anderson, Nicole 22, 56, 99 Andrews, Nicole 37, 40 Archuleta, Robert 49, 120 Asberry, Priscilla 49, 99 Ashley, Dawn 108 Ashley, Liesl 120 Askew, Deelee 49, 50, 114 Austin, Ms. M. 93 Baheyadeen, Yahya 36, 108 Bailey, Donnequin 50 Baker, Keisha 99 Baldwin, Earlene 14, 59, 99 Banks, Keith 114 Barbour, Keith 120 Barksdale, Gregory 108 Barksdale, Rhonda 114 Barksdale, Robyn 120 Battles, Virgil 114 Beard, Mary 108 Bell, Alanjadro 120 Bell, Karl 120 Bennett, Mr. B. 88 Bennett, Theary 49 Berry, Cassandra 21, 37, 120 Bess, Satira 99 Biggar, Cynthia 108 Binder, Ellen 36, 114 Birdwell, Shirelyn 42, 99 Black, Dana 114 Black, Thomas 46, 47, 50, 114 Blair, Tony 120 Blaylock, Helen 48, 99 Blaylock, William 114 Blevins, Elizabeth 36, 56, 75, 99 Blosser, Brenda 36, 59, 108 Bobo, Eric 120 Bobo, Geoffrey 108 Bogan, Cassandra 114 Bolden, Rochelle 37, 40, 99 Bond, Lisa 75, 83, 120 Bono, Monica 40, 108 Bonner, Wade 120 Booker, Dana 38, 42, 82, 83, 120 Boose, Richard 42 Botley, Kassandra 114 Botley, Vernon 120 Bowman, Lisa 120 Boykins, Andrea 114 Boykin, Carla 120 Brandford, Phyllis 120 Breckensridge, Kendrick 120 Bretthorst, Gary 46, 47, 48, 120 Bright, Rochelle 35 Britton, Cheryl 120 Brooks, John 99 Brooks, Mrs. W. 93 Brown, Alfred 38, 114 Brown, Angela 40, 59 Brown, Anthony 42, 56, 99 INDEX North Campus Brown, Cordell 21, 44, 120 Brown, Connie 114 Brown, Gail 35, 85, 111 Brown, Jackie 6, 7, 22, 36, 40, 99 Brown, Kent 114 Brown, Kevin 22, 40, 41, 108 Brown, LaFrance 120 Brown, Coach Luther 76 Brown, Nicole 40, 41, 120 Brown, Rita 54, 99 Brown, Steffan 45, 49, 50, 52 Brown, Stefanie 120 Brown, Sylvia 45, 59 Brown, Terri 53, 59, 108 Brown, Vanessa 108 Brown, Yolanda 120 Bruce, Michelle 114 Brunson, Sonja 36, 50, 56, 114 Brunson, Tracie 101 Bryant, April 99 Bryant, Dana 37, 40, 108 Bryant, Hortense 99 Buckman, Corinna 120 Burk, Dennis 100 Burk, Edwrd 99 Burns, Felicia 16, 17, 35, 40, 41, 48, 54, 100 Burton, Steve 17, 36, 45, 68, 100 Bush, David 38 Bush, William 28, 38, 114 Bushnell, Sandra 48, 112 Butler, Latanya 120 Butler, Rodney 42, 50 Cain, Patricia 56, 108, 111 Caldwell, Belinda 121 Canada, James, 121 Cargo, LeNea 100 Cargo, Richard 42, 121 Carithers, Lisa 36, 108 Carney, Louis 44, 53, 55, 100 Carpenter, Tina 121 Carr, Anetta 121 Carroll, Ms. J. 88 Carter, Darian 121 Carter, Richard 59, 108 Cason, Clinton 59, 108, 111 Cason, Cynthia 42, 44, 56, 121 Cash, Marla 121 Celestine, Curtis 108 Celestine, Shlawanda 121 Chandler, Heather 36, 108 Charity, Audrey 44, 121 Chavez, Carmen 45, 114 Cheatum, Bobby 48, 108 Clifton, Mia 55, 100 Clark, Dewey 121 Clark, Ms. E. 23, 88 Clark, Kenneth 46, 49, 121 Clark, Kimberly 48, 121 Clark, Lyvette 22, 59 Clark, Ricky 48, 50 Clark, Stephanie 48, 49, 50, 100 Clayton, Kamela 21, 34, 52, 114 Clayton, Latonya 37, 56, 111 Clayton, Michelle 37, 50, 114 Cock, John 36, 56. 72, 73 Cofield, Mr. Samuel 77, 91 Cole, Bonnie 121 Cole, Michael 100 Coleman, Kimberly 121 Connet, Carl 26, 100 Conway, Leona 100 Cook, Jimmy 46, 47, 49, 121 Cook, SFC R. 88 Cooper, Mrs. E. 88 Cooper, Deidra 42, 56, 110, 111 Copeland, Kenneth 42, 108 Copeland, William 108 Coppage, Yolanda 36, 59, 108 Counts, Gerald 42, 108 Cowen, Matthew 121 Cox, Ronald 48, 114 Craddock, Jody 35, 108 Craig, Victoria 121 Crawford, Tonya 36, 114 Creer, Tyrone 25, 100 Crenshaw, Bridgette 107 Crenshaw, Larry 114 Crispin, Leslie 22, 36, 42, 58, 59, 114 Crockett, Devin 44, 121 Crockett, Kent 36, 48, 100 Cunningham, Angelia 100 Cushon, Brian 57, 59, 108 Dailey, Shawn 121 Daniels, Ms. E. 88 Daniel, Tracy 42, 50, 114 Daniel, Vanessa 100 Darden, Lisa 121 Davis, Christine 109 Davis, Demetrius 73, 114 Davis, Jeffery 5, 38, 100 Davis, Kimberly 42, 44, 121 Davis, Mary 100 Davis, Samuel 121 Davis, Sheilahn 36, 114 Davis, Tammie 82, 83 Davis, Tyrone 122 Davis, Vickie 35, 36, 41, 59, 83, 111 Dawson, Beth 36 Dawson, Carolyn 36, 56, 109 Dawson, Elizabeth 7, 82, 109 Dawson, Pamela 82, 83 Denmon, Melvin 109 Dennis, Lesha 56 Dennis, Tracey 100 Depriest, Rochelle 17, 82, 83, 122 Desimone, Dena 100 Diehl, Troy 122 Deister, Mrs. M. 88 Diethelm, Anne 56, 100 Dickinson, Richard 114 Dillon, Jarrod 28, 36, 114 Dillon, Mrs. M. 88 Dixon, Charlie 114 Dixson, Karen 22, 29, 40, 41, 59, 100 Dixon, Marla 37, 115 Dogle, Michelle 122 Donahue, Reginald 109 Drake, Monique 52, 101 Duckworth, Eric 36, 109 Duckworth, Jason 101 Dudley, Donna 52, 115 Duffer, Sandra 122 Dukes, Bertha 115 Dumas,Trina 36, 40, 42, 56 Dunbar, Nathaniel 38, 115 Dunn, Kevin 48, 115 Dunn, Thomas 50 Dunmore, Pamela 109 DuPree, George 56, 109 DuPree, Lawanya 56, 109 Durr, Detreal 40, 44, 109 Dydell, Jessica 122 Easley, Nicole 34, 44, 115 Edd, Rodney 109 Edwards, Marion 35, 36, 109 Edwards, Shawn 2, 6, 7, 36, 59, 85, 86, 115 Ehrlich, Sarah 40, 115 Eldridge, Lacy 81 Eldridge, Merry 109 Elliott, William 47 Embry, Clay 122 Emerson, Pamela 36, 37, 44, 59, 115 Erter, Terri 115 Ervin, Michael 120, 181 Espinoza, Maura 44, 115 Estelle, Correy 81, 122 Estelle, Dawn 36, 38, 56, 109 Eubanks, Ray 6, 56, 59, 81, 109 Eubanks, Renee 81, 115 Evans, Marc 36, 56, 109 Farmer, Stephanie 42 Farris, Melinda 122 Farris, Sherri 109 Fellers, Charles 48, 122 Fellers, Gaylene 115 Ferguson, Joyce 59, 101 Ferguson, Michelle 122 Fields, Opal 50, 122 Fields, Volney 115 Finch, Sandra 48, 50, 54, 101 Finley, Valeria 115 Finney, Carl 109 Fisher, John 46, 47, 49 Fitzgerald, Patrina 54, 59, 101 Fleming, Lea 115 Fletcher, Sabrina 111 Flowers, Janel 115 Ford, Robert 41 Ford, Rochelle 16, 27, 109 Forbes, John 115 Foster, DeAudrey 115 Fowler, Annette 49, 101 France, Michelle 122 Franklin, Christella 101 Franklin, Demetrius 42, 115 Frazier, Cassandra 101 Freeman, Corey 41, 48, 122 Freese, Gregory 52, 115 Frevele, Mr. E. 88 Fry, Catherine 115 Fry, Cynthia 122 Fry, Dora 101 Fry, Willie 109 Fulbright, Orchid 34, 52, 115 Fuller, Burton 115 Fuller. Lindra 101 Galbearth, Damita 36, 49, 59, 87, 101, 109 Galetti, Stephanie 50, 53, 116 Gandy. Kelley 48. 122 Gant, Leonard 81, 116 Garrett, Bryan 81, 122 Gardenhire, Grace 51, 116 Gardner, Martez 17, 109, 111 Garlington, Diane 50 Garner, Grady 81, 116 Gassaway, Mrs. H. 88 Gates, Dondrell 116 Gatlin, Anita 59, 101 Gee, Renita 35, 110 Gentry, Henry 44, 53, 56, 101 Gibson, Patricia 110 Giles, Mrs. C. 54 Giles, Diyon 37, 116 Gilmore, Karen 14, 16, 40, 41, 44, 101 Glasco, Velta 122 Glin, William 122 Glover, Derrick 48, 122 Glover, Regina 122 Glover, Victoria 110 Goldsby, Ricky 123 Colston, John 81, 21 Golston, Robert 21, 76, 77, 81, 101 Goode, Marcyll 42, 123 Gordon, Lisa 55, 81, 101, 109 Gordon, Michael 123 Graham, Albert 116 Graves, Vernon 110 Gray, Mrs. R. 89 Gray, Yvette 40, 110 Gray, Yvonne 47, 110 Grayes, Katherine 123 Grayes, Milton 48, 50, 101 Grayson, Anthony 48, 51, 101 Grayson, Charlene 47, 49 Green, Curtis 38, 110 Green, Eugene 42, 123 Greene, Cherie 123 Green, Jeffery 50, 123 Greene, Leslie 49, 116 Greene, Pamela 59, 101 Greene, Steven 81, 116 Gregg, Kelley 123 Griffin, Karen 35, 110 Griffin, Raymond 48, 116 Griffin, Tyra 123 Guess, Carla 37 Guess, DeWayne 110 Hackett, Mrs. M. 44 Haden, Melinda 37, 59, 110 Haden, Rebecca 123 Hadley, Judy 81, 116 Hafiz, Alim 48, 123 Haggins, Ollie 20, 110, 42, 48 Hale, Billy 110 Halliburton, Phillip 48, 123 Hall, Laquina 110 Haman, Loriann 110 Hamilton, Tysia 123 Hamlett, Lillian 46 Hamlett, Reola 101 Hammond, John 102 Hammond, Lorenzo 4, 102 Hammons, Ronald 81, 102 Hannett, George 102 Harber, Kevin 36, 116 Harden, Marlene 59 Hardwick, Mechiel 102 Hardy, Karen 36 Hardy, Monica 59 Hardy, Sharon 36, 47 Harper, Johnie 102 Harrington, Paris 81, 102 Harris, Angela 59 Harris, Cynthia 102 Harris, Dwayne 123 Harris, Karen 123 Harris, Markina 21, 35, 123 Harris-bey, Paulette 20, 82, 116 Hartnett, Shannon 123 Harvey, Anthony 50, 123 Harvey, Donovan 44, 123 Hayes, Bobby 72 Hayes, Cynthia 40, 41, 48, 52, 55, 102 Hayes, Maurice 48 Hayes, Patricia 74, 83 Haynes, Jerald 48, 123 Haywood, Delano 53 Haywood, Ms. 1. 93 Haywood, Kimberly 82, 123 Hazziez, Jabir 42, 48, 123 Heilderberg, Ella 102 Heilderberg, Jimmy 40 Hernandez, Sildayne 123 Herron, Tamera 34, 59, 111 Higgins, Chareese 42, 44, 53, 56, 59, 109, 111 Hill, Belinda 102 Hill, Karl 102 Hill, Todd 116 Hill, William 102 Hines, Eddie 54 Hirsch, Rhonda 36 Hoang, Trongan Dinh 116 Hobley, Thomas 28, 84, 116 Hogan, Ernest 26, 36, 59 Holden, Jimmy 50, 123 Haland, Ulysses 48, 123 Holliman, Allen 123 Hollinger, Claude 54 Holmes, Julia 123 Hooker, Ernestine 123 Hooker, Juanita 48, 110 Hopkins, Damon 76, 81, 102 Hopkins, Johnie 48 Hopkins, Nicole 116 Hoskins, Vaughnzelle 40 Houlihan, Coleen 26, 36, 37, 116 Houston, Tracy 59, 116 Howard, Roberta 40, 123 Hu Chen, Ling 44, 123 Hubbard, Consetta 116 Hubbard, Jarita 41, 123 Hubbard. Maceo 42, 123 Hubbard, Marietta 25, 59, 102 Hudson, Latrice 55, 59, 102 Huff, Damon 123 Hughes, James 42, 116 Hughes, Mrs. R. 92 Hunter, Dewey 111 Hurd, Elgie 102 Hurd, Oliver 37, 86 Hutchison, Timothy 123 Hutton, Mr. D. 89 Isom, Joann 123 Isom, Johnie 123 Jack, Patricia 116 Jackson, John 20 Jackson, Rena 52, 116 Jackson, Tara 116 Jackson, Vance 116 Jackson, Vincent 46, 49, 102 Jackson, Willie 123 James, Christie 123 James, Darrell 48, 123 James, Mrs. K. 23, 89 Jameson, David 36, 111 Jarvis, Roxanne 111 Jefferson, Stephanie 36, 40, 42, 56, 75 Jenkins, Rodney 48, 123 Johnson, Aaron 116 Johnson, Andrea 21, 37, 116 Johnson, Brian 43, 46, 48, 49, 51, 102 Johnson, Charles 50, 124 Johnson, Darlene 102 Johnson, Darrin 26, 42, 116 Johnson, Donald 40, 41 Johnson, Frank 41, 111 Johnson, Laquenna 116 Johnson, Michelle 22 Johnson, Mildred 40 Johnson, Nellie 124 Johnson, Trina 34, 36, 116 Jones, Aaron 103 Jones, Anna 44, 54, 59, 103 Jones, Anthony 111 Jones, Cathy 36, 37, 114 Jones, Dwight 81, 124 Jones, Kimberlye 37, 56, 124 Jones, Lavonda 124 Jones, Lisa 25, 49, 103 Jones, Moses 81, 124 Jones, Ora 111 Jones, Patricia 48, 116 Jones, Rosalind 22, 59, 103 Jones, Thurman 116 Jordan, Keala 124 Jordan, Felicia 116 Jordan, Lashon 103 Kaffenberger, Frederic 40, 111 Kearney, Bryan 6, 7, 59, 103 Kelley, Albert 111 Kelly. Mrs. C. 58, 89 Kellin, Frank 50, 117 Kemp, John 36, 103 Kennedy, Chad 48, 117 Kennedy, Jaclyn 3, 4, 58, 59, 103 Kearney, Kevin 124 Khalil. Darrell 117 Khalil. Sonja 124 Kindermann, Mary 117 Kindred, Kimberly 37, 44, 124 King, Charlie 86 King, Kimberly 117 King, Mathew 36, 56, 124 Kinnard, David 117 Kinnard, Juanita 124 Kirk, Dianna 111 Kitchen, Michael 117 Klusman, Mr. A. 89 Knighten, Clarissa 124 Kohl, Mr. Stephen 29, 36 Lacy, Andre 117 Lamar, Taja 38, 124 Lambert, Will 124 Lane, Eddie 44, 117 LaNear, Ronnie 14, 15, 40, 41, 44, 53, 59 92 Lara, Josepha 36, 37, 44, 52, 56, 75, 111 Larry, Dardell 117 Laury, Curtis 117 Lazarczyk, Robert 56, 111 Lee, Curtis 117 Lee, Lelanie 40, 54, 103 Lee, Marcia 22, 111 Lee masters, Lorie 124 Lenoir, Donna 37, 56, 111 Lewis, Artist 40, 124 Lewis, Denise 111 Lewis, Dorothea 124 Lewis, Philip 117 Lewis, Recheal 117 Lilly, Miranda 20, 36, 58, 117 Lindsey, Carolyn 103 Liu, Mrs. G. 26 Lockridge, Jerald 124 Logan, Theordos 124 Lona, Timothy 21, 103 London, Mark 111 Loney, Michael 111 Long, Kimberly 124 Looney, Mrs. C. 40, 89 Lott, Priscilla 37, 44, 56, 124 Love, Borita 124 Love, Dr. W. 3, 89 Lowe, Timothy 117 Lucas, Kevin 15, 103 Lyman, Latonya 124 Mabry, Kim 53, 117 MacDonald, Jill 56, 103 Mahl, Ms. J. 89 Mahmud, Asia 117 Mahone, Charles 117 Mahone, Melissa 34, 117 Major, Christopher 56, 124 Mallia, Lydia 124 Malone, Dyana 103 Malone, Mrs. L. 52, 89 Malone, Raymond 124 Mann, Carla 124 Marley, Brent 103 Marsh, James 111 Marshall, Brian 17, 40, 117 Martin, Mrs. D. 92 Martinez, Raul 42 Marzett, Jamie 38, 39, 103 Massey, Sandra 124 Matthews, Dwayne 50, 73, 81, Matthews, Tina 48, 124 Mattson, Mr. L. 89 Maxey, Angela 34, 36, 117 McAdams, Dawn 103 McCabbin, Boris 117 McCallop, Lori 124 McCauley, Kimberly 4, 44, 54, 58, 59, 103 McClunie, Timothy 117 McClure, Mrs. N. 89 McConnell, Delecia 3, 124, 125 McCoy, Mr. R. 38, 89 McDaniels, Dr. D. 89 McDaniels, Maurice 38, 117 McDonald, David 48, 111 McDonald, Steven 117 McDowell, Gregory 42, 51, 54, McDowell, Regina 48, 103, 104 McFeders, Kenneth ill McGee, Julia 41, 124 McIntosh, Angela 44, 53, 117 McIntosh, Carlisa 56, 104 McKelvey, Kimberly 111 McKinney, Monica 42, 43, 124 McKinzie, Alisa 52, 117 McNeely, Joseph 48, 117 McNeil, Stacy 104 Mebane, Anthony 72 Medellin, Michael 117 Meir, Robert 124 Melton, Diron 124 Menzie, John 48, 50 Mercer, Thomas 49, 56, 124 Merrill, Marcus 124 Merritt, Beatrice 124 Messick, James 44, 104 Meyers, Dana 49, 124 Miller, Erika 48, 117 Miller, Kellie 42, 124, 125 Miller, Marcia 117 Miller, Marilyn 36, 104 Miller, Peggy 36, 104 Mitchell, Anthony 117 Mitchell, Christopher 44, 124, 125 Mitchell, Felix 36, 54, 104 Mitchell, Kevin 124 Mitchell, Mr. R. 28 Mitchell, Steven 54, 104 Mitchell, Tina 48, 50, 124, 125 Moffett, Criss 117 Monroe, James 125 Montgomery, Mrs. S. 90 Moore, Alan 36, 38, 39, 53 Moore, Billy 117 Moore, Demetrius 81, 125 Moore, Dimetra 117 Moore, Mark 45, 48, 117 Moore, Michael 125 Moore, Rachel 104 Moore, Wendell 54, 11 Morales, Jesus 125 Morgan, Mrs. J. 4 Morris, Carlos 48, 125 Morrow, Christina 40, 44, 111 Morris, Debra 44, 54, 104 Morris, Dixie 117 Morris, Frieda 44, 125 Moss, Michael 59, 111 Moss, Theodore 30, 39, 50, 111 Moten, Louis 111 Motley, Jalenda 12, 56, 111, 112 Muhammad, Carmelita 48, 125 Mulwee, Clarence 81, 111, 112 Mumphrey, Garrett 48, 112 Murff, Kendall 104 Murray, Charlotta 112 Murry, Yolanda 26, 36, 40, 41, 42, 52, 53, 104 Myers, Ann 40 Myers, Deanna 125 Myers, Fae 125 Myrick, Tyrone 125 Nash, Charice 37, 125 Nave, Carla 48, 104 111 Nave, Matthew 48, 117 Neal, Terri 112 Newberry, James 117 Nichols, Jill 50, 81, 125 Nichols, John 104 Nickens, Kim 44, 125 Nissen, Michelle 56, 75, 112 55, 56, Nissen, Scott 125 Noah, Wendy 125 North, Tommy 117 Ontman, Deborah 26, 36, 38, 40, 45, 59, 117 Ontman, Doug 38, 45 Ontman, Robert 44, 45, 52, 117 Ortega, Jennifer 125 Ortega, Monya 35, 125 Osborne, Kevin 125 103 Owens, Gary 125 Oxley, Claire 125 Oxley, Keith 104 Paige, Natalie 112 Parker, Charma 126 Parker, Mr. 0. C. 90 Parker, Rochelle 37, 126 Parker, Trade 48, 52 Paterson, Daniel 118 Paul, Bryant 46, 47, 48 Payne, Sharel 37, 44, 52, 75, 82, 83, 118 Pearl, Lasandra 126 Pearson, Keith 29, 112 Pearson, Veneta 118 Penerman, Anthony 118 Pegues, LaTonya 37, 44, 118 Perkins, Eldridge 118 Perkins, Kaarin 36, 44, 118 Perkins, Marietta 126 Perkins, Rebecca 40, 118 Perkins, Robert 104 Perry, Carnell 81, 126 Peterson, Miss A. 90 Peterson, April 15, 36, 37, 48, 53, 56, 118 Peterson, Eric 112 Peterson, Jamel 104 Phillips, Mrs. D. 93 Phillips, Glennie 112 Pierce, Tracy 118 Piercey, Dana 118 Ponder, Iris 35, 126 Powell, Bonita 37, 44, 52, 81, 118 Powell, Jerry 112 Powell, Kathy 126 Powell, Pamela 104 Powers, Stephanie 36, 56, 110, 112 Prewitt, Duane 126 Price, Dennis 118 Price, Coach J. 4, 6, 62, 87, 90, 111 Prince, A. 118 Prince, Velta 104 Puckett, Robert 118 Pugh, Ericka 126 Pugh, Mario 118 Puryear, Michael 81, 118 Radford, Kiphanie 42, 104 Ragsdale, Mrs. H. 90 Ragsdale, William 105 Rainey, Clayton 15, 40, 126 Rail, Latonia 44, 126 Rail, Yolanda 118 Rambo, Roosevelt 112 Ramphal, Judy 112 Ramphal, Ronald 105 Ramphal, Sandy 105 Ramsey, Danny 36, 118 Rand, William 49 Ray, Carol 54, 105 Redden, Mr. J. 26, 27, 90 Redmond, Tanya 6, 25, 35, 48, 105 Redmond, Vandelon 53, 118 Reed, Kimberly 37, 82, 118 Reed, Gillispie 105 Reese, Anthony 117 Reese, Shirrel 44, 54, 105 Reliford, Diane 105 Rennock, Raymond 112 Rentie, Kevin 44, 126 Reves, Robin 37 Reyes, Michael 105 Reynolds, Clarissa 112 Rhodes, Rosalind 40, 41, 53, 118 Rice, Richard 126 Rice, Rita 112 Rich, Oliver 81, 126 Richardson, Carl 105 Riddle, Tracy 37, 126 Riley, Dennis 53, 105 Rimpson, Yvette 126 Rivette, Mrs. B. 26, 53, 90 Roberts, Marla 126 Roberts, Martin 126 Roberts, Phillip 126 Robins, Angela 105 Robinson, Christina 112 Robinson, Ernest 118 Robinson, Jovanna 49, 126 Robinson, Justina 24, 35, 36, 69, 82, 83, 109, 110, 112 Robinson, Lennett 50, 118 Robinson, Mary 22, 59, 105 Roland, David 48 Rollie, Vincent 118 Rollins, Iona 48, 105 Rollins, Melvin 48 Rooks, Delisa 126 Rooks, Kimberly 112 Ross, Rory 22, 105 Ross, Trade 44, 105 Ross, Vonzelle 112 Rossback, Hugh 118 Rotert, Mrs. C. 90 Rucker, Mia 56, 105 Russell, Mr. R. 91 Sabatka, Mrs. J. 28, 90 Saiovic, Aren 126 Salaam, Sulaiman 53, 112 Sander, Lark 126 Sandram, Bushnell 112 Sappington, Terry 112 Saulet, Emile 126 Sayles, Anthony 51 Saxton, Leonard 52, 53, 118 Scales, Sandra 126 Scales, Sharon 37, 118 Scott, Anthony 126 Scott, Jarrett 112 Scott, Laura 36, 37, 118 Scott, Legita 126 Sells, Devin 56, 126 Settles, Eugene 126 Sewell, Pamela 118 Shade, Risee 126 Shannon, Sidney 105 Shaw, Darryl 112 Shelby, Vicki 112 Shepard, Robert 40, 41, 44, 55, 59, 105 Shepherd, Mrs. D. 16, 17, 26, 27, 40, 41, 90, 91 Sheppard, Tommy Shirley, James 105 Shoats, Mrs. F. 93 Simon, Mrs. M. 56, 90 Simpkins, Winston 47, 49, 112 Simpson, Rhonda 4, 118 Simpson, Victoria 106 Sims, CaChella 44, 118 Sirls, Marcus 127 Slaughter, Audrey 127 Smith, Mrs. B. Hawkins 54, 55, 56, 90 Smith, Carla 41, 48, 118 Smith, Carnita 37, 56, 127 Smith, Clyde 112 Smith, Frerick 118 Smith, James 127 Smith, Julie 118 Smith, Mr. K. 90 Smith, Keith 17, 81, 112 Smith, Kenneth 106 Smith, Kerry 127 Smith, Lawrence 127 Smith, Michael 44, 54, 106 Smith, Patricia 55, 106 Smith, Robin 113 Smith, Regina 49, 50, 127 Smith, Rosalind 118 Smith, Shawndell 34, 52, 118 Smith, Shelisa 44, 48 Smith, Sherry 42, 127 Smith, Shery 122 Smith, Shundrekia 37, 59, 118, 119 Smith, Teri 3, 106 Smith, Telina 127 Smith, Tiara 106 Smock, Mary 119 Snare, LTC R. 46, 47, 90, 91 Solomon, Anthony 106 Spencer, Trade 127 Stalker, John 48, 127 Standifer, Michelle 127 Stark, Frank 42, 113 Stark, Michael 42, 119 Stevenson, Ronald 84 Stevens, Daniel 119 Stevens, Stephanie 54, 59, 106 Stevenson, Curtis 119 Stewart, Kalen 49, 127 Stigler, Ronnie 127 Stillwell, Patricia 127 Stillwell, Samuel 42, 119 Story, Leslea 127 Stous, Michael 38, 39, 45, 127 Stover, Misty 127 Strother, Jonathan 42, 127 Strother, Raymond 50, 119 Strother, Shannon 35, 125, 127 Stringer, Victor 119 Suber, Benjamin 81, 113 Sublett, Rebecca 127 Sullivan, Michael 119 Sutton, Sandra 113 Swinney, Eva 127 Swinney, Michelle 127 Swinton, Vangleason 127 Swope, Leo 52, 113 Tabron, Tracy 37, 40, 41, 44, 127 Tancredi, Daniel 106 Tancredi, Paul 59, 106 Tanner, Lorinda 37, 44, 56, 127 Tanner, Rodney 119 Tatum, Anthony 84 Taylor, Keith 119 Taylor, Kenneth 48, 127 Taylor, Michael 27, 36, 59, 106 Taylor, Phillip 29, 36, 37, 119 Teany, Murphelle 113 Thebo, Jason 127 Thomas, Diana 127 Thomas, Donn 50, 127 Thomas, Marjorie 48, 127 Thomas, Nicole 21, 35, 127 Thomas, Rodney 106 Thomas, Stephen 53, 113 Thompson, Mr. H. 90 Thompson, Linda 113 Tillman, Diana 127 Timazee, Katrena 47, 49, 51, 54, 106 Timmons, Sean 127 Tindall, Cheryl 59, 106 Tindall, Maria 106 Tindall, Monica 82, 83, 113 Tinsley, Gary 38, 45, 113 Tinsley, Robert 106 Titsworth, Floyd 49, 119 Tolbert, Tony 42, 119 Toler, Howis 12, 13, 56, 119 Tomlin, Angela 127 Tompkins, Melissa 127 Torrence, Lisa 113 Townsend, Carter 110 Townsend, Charron 44, 127 Toynton, John 48, 113 Tracy, Patricia 48, 106 Travis, Lawrence 49, 50, 119 Triplett, Terrence 28, 119 Tuck, Joseph 42, 127 Turner, Leann 127 Turner, Preston 40, 50, 127 Tyler, Aubrey 127 Tyler, John 113 Tyson, Craig 36, 42, 44, 56, 59, 119 Upshaw, LaChandra 127 Van Horn, Michael 106 Van Horn, Timothy 127 Vann, Cary 113 Vann, David 42, 127 Vann, Patrick 113 Vaughn, Shelita 34, 119 Villanueva, Michael 127 Walker, Angela 119 Walker, Dianne 127 Walker, Kimberlie 127 Walker, Steve 128 Wallace, Donnell 128 Wallace. Harold 85, 113 Walters, Henry 106 Walls, Mrs. S. 90 Ward, Glenda 106 Ward, Beverly 49, 50, 128 Ward, James 42, 119 Warfield, Lamonte 128 Warren, Mr. J. 93 Warren, Miguel 3, 81, 85, 106 Wark, Pamela 59, 92, 106 Washington, Angeline 56, 82, 83, 128 Washington, Jason 119 Waters, Camile 34, 119 Wates, Anthony 81, 128 Watson, Eric 40, 113 Watson, Indi 113 Watson. Tonia 119 Watson, William 40, 128 Watts, Alane 128 Watts, Lauris 107 Weaver, Tracy 36, 47, 97, 113 Webb, Patrick 50, 113 Webb, Sharia 111, 113 Wells, Bert 59 Wesson, Shawn 76, 81, 111, 113 Wheeler, Jacqueline 40, 41 Wheeler; Robin 107 Wheelock, Mrs. A. 44, 90 Whigham, Candace 37, 54, 119 Whitaker, Kimberlyn 119 White, Angela 36, 37, 44, 119 White, Ben 128 White, Betty 119 White, Crystal 49, 107 White, Darrin 53, 107 White, Debra 21, 42, 56, 113 White, Glenn 48, 107 White, Joel 42, 119 White, Jonny 128 White, Lisa 128 White, Mario 42 White, Marvena 44, 107 White, Randy 107 White, Richard 42, 113 White, Steven 119 Whithers, Shelly 53, 128 Whitmire, Tyra 128 Whitmore, Mr. C. 26, 42, 90 Wholf, Mr. R. 90 Wilder, Jacqueline 52, 119 Wilkerson, Demacy 128 Williams, Anthony 38, 113 Williams, Mr. B. 76, 81, 90 Williams, Bob 92 Williams, Chanel 107 Williams, Charles 128 Williams, Craig 119 Williams, Deidra 20, 113 Williams, Irma 107 Williams, Jerrod 36, 113 Williams, Joann 49 Williams, Jocelyn 35, 125, 128 Williams, Kytrina 50, 51, 48, 128 Westerman, William 36, 119 Williams, LaDonna 47, 48, 50 Williams, Leonard 50, 119 Williams, Leslie 48, 50, 128 Williams, Miles 197 Williams, Patricia 50, 113 Williams, Raphel 128 Williams, Rodney 50, 119 Williams, Shaumel 128 Williams, Sheila 128 Williams, Tommy 36, 56, 113 Williams, Tony 113 Williams, Veronica 42, 107 Williams, William 48, 107 Wills, Mr. E. 90 Wilmore-Bey, Lanetta 22, 42, 51, 107 Wilson, Alex 50 Wilson, Anthony 42, 119 Wilson, Cora 37, 128 Wilson, Mrs. D. 90 Wilson, Danny 38 Wilson, Doris 12, 17, 40, 53, 56, 59, 111 Wilson, Mrs. E. 17, 21, 90 Wilson, Lisa 40 Wilson, Terrence 113 Wise, Charles 128 Wolfe, Devin 119 Worden, James 50, 119 Wren, Cynthia 37, 44, 52, 119 Wright, Mrs. B. 93 Wright, Gary 113 Wu, Kim 44, 125, 128 Wyatt, Brett 44, 73, 107 Wyatt, Bruce 107 Wyatt, Elmer 40, 107 Yeargans, Axa 52, 53, 119 York, Paul 81, 128 Young, Marlin 17, 68, 73, 77, 81, 113 Zarate, Enrique 113 Zarate, Martin 36, 56 Zolotor, Louis 128 Index 165 Aaron. Michelle 140 Abdullah, Maria 129 Acklin. Mark 129 Adame, Robert 60, 129 Aguilar, Noe 140 Akridge, Sean 129 Albert, Sheena 62, 66, 140 Alexander, Monica 129 Alexander, Deonda 140 Alexander. Kevin 129 Allen, Jerome 129 Allen, Johnetta 129 Allen. Rebecca 61, 62, 140 Allen. Stephanie 140 Alvarez. Roque 129 Alvereon. Christopher 140 Amoe, Le Vita 140 Anderson, Amy 129 Anderson. Andrea 129, 140 Anderson, Kevin 61. 129 Anderson. Rodney 129 Anderson, Sherri 140 Anderson, Troy 129 Arbuckle. Ronnie 61, 62, 140 Aroya, Ashe bis 140 Arzola, Delores 140 As berry, Marla 140 Ashley, Del win 140 Attkisson. Michelle 60. 129 Ayers, Cynthia 129 Baier, Michael 140 Bailey. Latisha 140 Bailey. Nicole 140 Baker, Kim 129, 140 Baker. Larry 64. 129 Baldwin, Angela 140 Baldwin. Joreen 11, 129 Bales. Lorenzo 129 Bandy. Fabian 129 Banks, Bryant 140 Banks, Chris 62, 129 Banks. Jacqueline 61, 129, 140 Banks. Kevin 61 Banks, Suzzette 140 Barber. Margaret 140 Barksdale, Psyche 129 Bamer, Phillip 140 Barnes, Mrs. M. 88 Bartlett, Flajaun 61 Bartlett, Shannon 61, 130 Battles. Cathy 130 Beckerman. Jennifer 61, 141 Beeler, Christian 130 Belcher. Mia 61. 62. 141 Bell. Carla 61. 62. 141 Bell. Kimberly 130 Belle. Lativia 62 Bennet, Christy 141 Benson, La Donna 141 Berry, Mrs. B. 31 Berry. Dwayne 141 Biber. Mathew 141 Biedenfield. Erika 60. 130 Birdwell, Kimberly 61. 130 Black. Delshan 141 Blackburn, Andre 141 Blair, Paris 141 Blake, Florence 130 Bland. Artie 61. 130, 136 Bland, Tonya 130 Blaylock, Sandra 13 Bogan. Chris 130 Bonds. Terra 61, 63. 130 Booker, Willie 141 Boree, Richard 130 Boswell, Richard 61. 130 Boswell, William 141 Botley, Nathaniel 141 Botley. Pamela 130 Bowman. Becky 130 Boyd. Candace 60, 141 Boyd, Zorana 160 Boyer. James 141 Bradford, Derrick 141 Bradford, Sabrina 130 Bradley, Aaron 141 Broadaway. Eric 131 Brooks, Jamie 130 Broom. Aretha 130 Brown, Carmen 130 Brown, Chandra 130, 141 Brown, Chris 61, 130 Brown, Damon 130 Brown. Jermaine 62, 141 Brown, Gerald 130 Brown, Gregory 130 South Campus Brown, John 62, 63, 130 Brown, Kenneth 130 Brown, Lachelle 130 Brown. Nifany 60 Brown, Raphael 130 Brown. Richard 141 Brown. Shelly 130 Brown, Shonda 60 Brown, Stephanie 60, 61, 62, 63, 64. 130, 136 Brim. Freddie 141 Brock, James 141 Bruce, Michael 130 Brumet, Dina 141 Brunson, Sonya 60 Bryant, Gerald 141 Bryant, Robert 141 Buckner, Tony 141 Buford, Mrs. S. 88 Bui, Thien 63, 130 Burke, Virgil 141 Burnett. Ix me 141 Burris, Kimberly 130 Burt, Ronald 130 Bush, David 141 Bush. Timothy 61, 141 Bush, Travis 131 Butler, Donna 130 Butler, Geoffrey 60, 130 Butler. John 61, 141 Byers. Dwayne 130 Bland, Tonya 130 Cadenhead. Willie 131 Calhoun, Keith 141 Campbell, Atrenisi 141 Campbell. Loraine 62, 131 Campbell, Shelly 131 Can try, John 141 Caradine, Carla 61, 131 Cargo, Erica 131 Cargyle, Ronald 141 Carr, Shanee 60 Carter, Dana 141 Carter, Maurice 131 Chambers, Curtis 62, 131 Chang, Michael 131 Childs, London 61, 131 Christian, Robert 131 Choate, Nathan 142 Christal, Byron 131 Christianson, Katherine 142 Clark, Delores 131 Clark. Earl 142 Clark, Rhonda 131 Clay, Amanda 61, 62, 64, 131 Clay. Nicole 61. 142 Cobb, Tommy 142 Coffey. Willetts 131 Cogle, John 131 Cogle, Marvin 131 Coker. Candice 142 Colbert, Tamila 131 Cole, Catrina 142 Coleman. Eric 131, 142 Coleman, Mr H. 32, 88 Coleman. Nikki 61, 62, 131 Coleman. Tracey 131 Collins. Dewayne 142 Colston. Latonya 142 Connaghan, Michael 60, 63, 131 Cook, Gerald 142 Cock. James 131 Cooper. Bari 60. 61. 64. 131 Cooper, Phillip 142 Copeland, Jeffery 142 Coppage, Alice 142 Coppage, Sonya 142 Corley, Sandra 131 Comley, Gannon 142 Corporal, Cardeli 131 Courtney, Donnell 142 Craig. James 131 Crawford, Piper 142 Crosby, Gerald 60, 142 Crook, Darrin 63 Crosby, Lynette 142 Crump, Nicky 142 Cushing, Brian 142 Dailey. Stacy 142 Dale. Monique 61. 142 Dangher. Brenda 60, 63. 131 Daniels, Mrs. M. 93 Davis, Mr. G. 2 Davis. Alains 61, 131, 142 Davis. Bobby 142 Davis, Dwayne 131 Davis, Jessica 142 Davis, Tammie 61, 143 Davis. Tira 60, 61, 131, 135 Davis, Freddie 142 Davis, Mrs. J. 88 Dawson. Pam 131 Day, Amy 143 Day. Cassandra 131 Dearinger, Jennifer 143 Dearinger, Melisia 131 Dempsey. Russell 143 Denerman, Kenneth 131 Dickerson. Rasheena 131 Dickey, Deitra 131 Dickson. Deitra 131 Diehl. Ronald 3. 14. 131 Dillon, Elizabeth 143 Dillon, Mr. J. 88 Dixon, Andrea 143 Dixon, Mr. C. 88 Dogle, Beth 143 Donahue, William 143 Donato, Damon 131 Donnell. Kenneth 132 Dotson, Roberta 143 Down, Cheri 143 Drane, CeCelia 132 Drew, Cherice 61, 132 Duckworth, Sean 143 Duckworth, Steven 132 Duncan, David 132 Dupree. Maurice 143 Dupree, Raquel 132 Duren, Justin 60, 143 Ealy, Anthony 132 Edgerson, Steven 143 Edwards, Marrita 143 Edwrds, V. J. 143 Emmerich. Angela 143 Eter, Jeffery 143 Espinoza, Deborah 143 Evans, Henry 62 Evan. Michael 61, 65, 143 Early, Jerry 132 Easley. Robert 132 Easter, Adrian 132 Edge. Justin 132 Edwards. Adria 132 Edwards, Emmett 132 Egli, Ann 132 Elbert, Michelle 132 Ennis, Morvan 132 Estrada. Mark 132 Feaater. Terra 65. 132 Felix. Winston 143 Fellers, Renee 132 Fellinger, Mrs. N. 88 Ferguson, Johnny 132 Finch, Jane 132 Fisher, Karen 61, 62, 132 Fisher. I ressa 132 Forbush, Janelle 66, 132 Ford. Jeffrey 132 Fowler, Marcus 132 Fowler. Raseas 61. 62 Franklin. Ramanda 63, 132 Freeman, Mrs. M. 93 Freeman, Richonia 62, 63, 132 Fry, Ernestine 132 Fuller, Carla 132 Garcia, Michael 133 Garner, Charles 133 Gates. Mr. F. 88 Gaye, Maurice 60, 133 Gentley, Stephen 133 German, Damon 133 Giekey, Bridget 133 Givens, Brian 61, 64, 133 Glin, Christina 144 Glover, Lynn 144 Golden, Edward 133 Golden, Roelyn 61. 62, 64. 133 Goldman, Christopher 133 Goldsby, Chequita 144 Goodspeec, Ms. W. 93 Gordon, Jennifer 62, 64. 133 Gray. Lisa 144 Gray. Steve 144 Green, Andrea 61, 144 Green, Kelly 144 Green, Peggy 60, 144 Green, Raquel 144 Green, Robert 60 Gressley, Mrs. R. 89 Griffin, Jarod 144 Griffin, Lynne 144 Gross, Kerry 144 Gould, Shelly 144 Guess. Karla 133 Hafiz, Lailah 61, 144 Haggins, Betty 133 Halley, Trade 133 Hamilton, Paul 61, 144 Hamilton, Robyn 133 Hammond, Amber 144 Hancock, Shannon 11, 61, 133 Handson, Lisa 60, 62. 64. 133 H ansula, Ray 144 Harbin. Ms. P. 93 Hardiman, Bryan 144 Harrington. Mrs. E. 89 Harris, Gregory 133 Harris, Roelyn 61, 144 Harrison, David 144 Harrison, Tammi 133 Harrod, Matthew 144 Harrop, Matthew 133 Harvey. Donovan 60 Hawkins, Donnie 144 Hawkins. Jay 133 Hawely, James 144 Haynes, Audra 144 Haynes. David 60 Haynes. Gary 133 Heilderberg, Ruth 144 Helmkarop, Peter 63, 133 Henderson. Israel 144 Henderson, James 133 Henderson. Perry 133 Henderson, Yvette 133, 144 Hendricks. Chirma 65, 144 Henry, Katherine 133 Henson. Tracy 133 Hernandez, Jesse 144 Hernandez, Mireya 133 Herrin. Mrs. L. 3 Herron, Kenneth 133 Hicks, Robert 133 Higgins, Paul 133 Hill, Allen 61, 63. 133 Hill, Alonza 133 Hill, Danyawn 144 Hill. Eugene 144 Hill. James 60, 133 Hill, Jason 144 Hill, LaTonya 144 Hill. Michael 144 Hill. Nicole 133 Hill. Mr R. 87 Hill, Steven 134 Hinds, Mrs. E. 93 Hinds, Kendra 134 Hinkey. Consuela 144 Hirsch, Becky 134 Hirsch, Raquel 61. 144 Hirsch, Robert 134 Hogan. Jefferey 144 Holloway, Amy 61. 144 Hooker, Mallene 144 Hopkins, Charles 144 Hoplins, Dorothy 144 Horton, La trice 134 Hougue. Heather 145 Howard. Loraine 133 Howard, Sonya 145 Howard. Stacy 134 Howell. Dave 145 Huff. Winston 134 Hughes. Mrs. S. 89 Humphrey. David 133 Humphrey. Thomas 145 Hutchinson, Sue 134 Jack, Terri 134 Jackson, Antonia 145 Jackson. Brian 145 Jackson. Felice 145 Jackson. Kelly 60. 145 Jackson. Jeanette 62 Jackson, Kevin 134 Jackson, Mark 145 Jackson, Patrick 145 Jackson. Sarrina 134 Jackson, Vera 60 James. Mrs. C. 61, 63 James, Glen 134 Jameson. Micheal 134 Jenkins, Calvin 134 Johnson, Adelice 62. 145 166 Index Johnson, Kelly 134 Johnson. Latonya 146 Johnson. Ramon 146 Johnson. Robert 146 Johnson. Rodney 134 Johnson, Scherita 134 Johnson, Mrs. S. 87, 89 Johnston, Calvin 146 Jones. Angelique 60, 62, 132, Jones, Anna 134, 146 Jones, Beatrice 131 Jones. Lula61, 134 Jones, Missy 61, 146 Jones, Shawn 146 Jones, Tonya 146 Jones, Travis 146 Kaffenberger. Frank 60 Kanky, Karyn 146 Kearney. Dexter 134 Khan, Ameer 62. 63. 134 King, Gary 134 King. Latonya 134 King. Sheree 134 King. Webster 146 Kinnard. Robert 134 Kitchen. Mickelyn 66. 134 Lacy, Nicole 146 Lament, Phillip 134 La Near, Ronell 134 LaPort . George 145 Lapsey, Leslie 134 Latikee. Gina 134 Lazarczyk, Jon 146 Lee, Derek 134 Lee. Larry 63, 134 Leek. Marcella 134 Lee. Melissa 146 LeGrant, Leroy 145 Letts. Leslie 146 Lewis. Harriet 145 Llewis, Shannah 146 Lewsey. Clemell 61, 146 Leverette, Sondia 134 Lindsay, Lora 146 Lloyd. Kendall 146 Lockwood. Kevin Loften, Kim 136 Logan. Charles 146 Logan. Janice 146 Logue, Mrs. G. 89 Lomax, Melvin 145 Loney, Jenny 136 Lora. Michelle 145 Loucka. Mr. H. 89 Love, Archie 146 Love. Catherine 61, 62, 136 Lovelace, Grant 64, 136 Lovelace. Latysha 146 Lowe, Cathy 146 Lyons. KeUi 63. 136 Lynch, Keisha 146 Mabry. Kelly 60. 135 Mabry, Russell 146 Mack. Rachel 146 Mallard. William 146 Mann, Adam 136 Markley, James 60, 146 Marlatt. Thomas 61, 146 Marshall. Kevin 146 Martin. Bobbi 61, 64, 136 Martin. Charity 136 Martinex, Gilbert 135 Martinez. Peter 146 Mason, Curtis 146 May, David 146 May. Lisa 60, 136 May, Stephen 135 Mays. William 136 Mayberry. Kristy 61, 146 McAdams. Russell 146 McBride, Diana 136 McClain. Shalisa 146 McClelland. Matt 146 McCloekey. Charlotte 146 McCray, Stephanie 136 McDonald. David 136 McDowell. Kenneth 146 McDowell. Reggie 136 McGee. David 136 McGee, Jerry 146 McGee. Kevin 146 McHenry. David 135 McKim. Dianne 136 McKinney, Ms. B. 90 Menzie, Lucien 136 Merrill. Michael 146 Merritt, Michael 146 Merriweather, Terra 60, 61, 136 Messer. Ben 146 Miller, Anita 146 Miller, Emmanuel 136 Miller. Latonya 146 134 Miller. Lester 60. 136 Miller. Michelle 136 Miller. Queena 146 Milacs, Joshua 146 Minor. Claresa 146 Mitchell. Joi 146 Monroe. Eric 61, 63 Monroe. Jerrell 136 Monroe. Monique 136 Monroe. Paulette 146 Moore, Harriette 146 Moore. James 146 Moore, Nicole 61 Moore, Stanton 61 Moore, Tammy 146 Moreland, Mrs. C. 93 Morris, Friends 60 Morgan. Amy 136 Morrow. Renet 61, 146 Muhammad, Usamah 146 Munn, Stephan 136 Munn, Stephanie 136 Murrary, LaTanva 146 Myers, Debbie 11. 136 Myrick, Audrey 146 Reed. Bridget 63. 137 Reed. Sean 144 Reese. Karrysa 137 Reeves. David 148 Reliford, Darrel 148 Ren nock, Raymond 60 Rhodes, Richard 60 Rice, Yolonda 148 Rich, Kenneth 148 Richard, Vartinez 148 Riddle. Lachelle 61. 62 Rider. Kevin 63. 137 Riley. Donna 137 Riley. Kimberly 137 Rinehart, Dana 137 Roberts, Kim 137 Robinson, Anthony 137 Robinson, Cynthia 62, 148 Robinson, David 137 Rogers, Gina 60, 137 Robinson, Kenneth 61. 148 Roland. James 148 Roland, Kim 148 Rollins. Shannon 148 Rose. Darrell 60 Rose. Ms E. 93 Ross, Mrs. L. 90 Ross. Lone 148 Rossback, Portia 137 Rowan, Mrs. E. 64, 90 Rues, Robin 137 Russell. Sadia 148 Ryan, Jamie 137 Nance. KeUy 136 Nave, Howard 136 Nelson. Clint 136 Nelson, Nathaniel 136 Newsome, Mr. P. 93 News ton, Carl 60, 146 Nugent. Mrs. A. 93 Nhu, Hoang 133 Nichols. Marketta 136 Noah. Herbert 136 Norris, James 136 North. Saundra 146 Oaks. Richard 62, 146 Oates. Dempsey 136 Oellig, Ben 147 Oliver, Shelunda 147 O’Neal. Timothy 136 Ontman, Douglas 147 Ortega, Sophia 136 Overby, Marcus 136 Painter. Cynthia 147 Parks, Jameia 147 Parks, Thenia 136 Parson, Joni 147 Peterson, Kimberly 136 Patterson, Dana 147 Patterson, Kimberly 147 Paul. Samuel 147 Paul, Shana 147 Pearson, Jacqueline 136 Pearson, Rishma 147 Penerman. Kenneth 136 Peaffly. Melissa 147 Perkins. Christine 147 Perkins, Phillip 147 Perry, Gala 147 Peters, Vivian 63, 136 Phillips, Angenette 60, 61, 147 Phillips, Lamonte 136 Poindexter, Sheila 147 Poke. Ebony 61. 136 Ponds, Byron 147 Potts, Vincent 147 Powell. Calvin 147 Powell. Jessie 147 Preston, Carlos 136 Price, Kim 61, 136 Price, Rita 137 Prince. Lafonzo 137 Printy. Clifton 147 Pullium, Cecil 60 Quarles, Andre 137 Ralston, Robert 147 Ramey. Angelle 137 Ramsay, Antwine 147 Rash, Latiaha 137 Ray, Steven 148 Rayford, Kimberly 137 Reavis. Robin 137 Salaam, Matuin 137 Sample, Sherilyn 148 Sasser, Mr. Manfred 82, 83 Saunders, Michael 61, 137 Scott. Mrs. R. E. 60. 90 Saunder, Sean 148 Seely. Mr R. 90 Settle. Victoria 148 Sewell. Sandra 148 Shahn. Mrs. M. 93 Shank, Jefferey 148 Shareef. Danielle 60 Sharp, Mr. 90 Sharp, Carl 61 Shelton. Lindsay 148 Singleton. Keeyon 62, 63, 137 Slaughter. Mark 148 Slinker, Guy 148 Souderlund, Ms. L. 61, 90 South, Mary 137 Spicer. Jennifer 61 Smith, Adrina 148 Smith. Andre 137 Smith, Candida 148 Smith. Danielle 137 Smith. Eric 137, 148 Smith, Keasha 148 Smith, Mr. L. 90 Smith, Michael 61. 137 Smith, Tangerine 60 Smith, Tommie 62 Smith. Mr. W. 60 Smith. Willie 137 Starks, Maurice 137 Stephenson, Howard 137 Stephenson, Terry 60, 137 Sterling, Williams 137 Stevens. Gerald 63. 138 Stevenson, Plezhette 137 Stillwell, David 138 Stinnett. Craig 149 S to ray, Danielle 60 Storay. Markell 60. 149 Stovall. Michael 149 Stratton. Woody 149 Stuckey, Yvette 138 Tallie, Willie 149 Tanner. Joe 138 Tarbox, Barbara 138 Taylor. Aaron 149 Taylor. Anthony 138 Taylor, Christine 63, 138 Taylor. Darron 149 Taylor. Jerel 149 Taylor. William 61 Taylor. Robin 136, 138 Thomas. Angela 138 Thomas. Chris 149 Thomas, Geraldine 138 Thomas. Shelly 61. 138 Thomas. Steven 138 Tollett, Mrs H. 92 Tompkins, Ben 61, 63, 138 Tompkins, John 138 Thompson, Albert 149 Thompson. James 138 Thompson, Monique 138 Thompson. Tiffany 138 Tiger, Lynn 60, 149 Tindall. Lonette 149 Tinner, Vera 138 Tivia, Vernon 138 Toombs, Dawns 138 Toynton, Anthony 138 Travis. James 60. 62. 138 Travis. Veronia 138 Trigg. Dewayne 138 Tuck. Steven 61. 62. 63. 138 Tucker, Lanzetu 149 Turrentine, Chan telle 138 Tyler, Gary 149 Tyson, Tamers 138 Urban. Terese 149 Uttar. Elaine 149 Van Horn. Michael 60 Wade. Chret 149 Wagner, Bryan 149 Walker. KeUy 138, 149 Walker. Mary 149 Walker. Terrance 60. 136, 138 Wallace, LaJoyce 149 W’ark, Amy 61. 149 Ward. Cynthia 60. 61. 63, 64. 138 Ward. Tina 138 Ware. Mrs. 90 Warren. Robin 149 Wash. Dana 138 Washington. Anthony 149 W’ashington. Jacqueline 66, 149 Washington. Marion 60, 61, 138 Washington. Michael 149 W’ashington. Rosilyn 149 Washington, Trisha 61. 138 Watson. Angela 60, 138 W’atson, Curtis 149 W’ateon. D. 138 Watson. Michelle 138 Weaver. Jerome 61, 62, 64. 138 Weaver. Lisa 139 Webb. Mrs. G. 23 Webb. Reginald 149 Wedlew, Tim 149 Weintraub, Aliasa 139 Wells, Erin 139 West. Mr H. W. 60 Wheelock. Mr. R. 90 White. April 139 W’hite, Bob 149 W’hit . Bryan 139 W’hite, Vernon 149 White. Wayon 139 Whitfield, Steven 139 Willey. Tina 62 Williams, Anthony 139 Williams. Candice 149 Williams. Mr. C. 90 Williams. Dennis 139 Williams, DeAngela 149 W’illiams, Diana 136, 139 W’illiams, Deonne 139 Williams, Edna 139 Williams. Frank 64. 139 Williams. Jason 149 Williams, Josetta 149 W’illiams. Kimberly 149 Williams. Leigh 61. 63. 139 Williams. Muriel 149 W’illiams, Phillip 139 Williams, Revna 139 Williams. Rochelle 61. 139 Williams, Shalese 139 Williams, Tony 139 Willis. Mrs. C. 66 Willis, Mrs. J. 93 Willis, Sonya 139 Willis. Tina Marie 61 Willis. Zeloa 60. 139 Wilson. Clifton 139 Wittengale, Heidi 138 Wood. Ada 139 Worden, Nick 139 Yeaky, Robert 60 Young. Mrs. J. 93 Index 167 The final Ray Eubanks, junior, takes that step. 168 .. step WAUWIMTH rt lUMINb COMMNT MAKIUN1 MIMOIRI