Loretto High School - Mustang Yearbook (Loretto, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1983 volume:

We ore rhe Lorerro Mustangs. We are hundreds of individuals working ro- gerher to make rhe Mustang Spirit rhe strongest around. We are each a cheering crowd. We are every somber face. We are happi- ness. We are loneliness. Our thoughts, words and actions are rhe heartbeat of rhe future. We are our own. We are ourselves. We are rhe MUSTANG 1983, and we are unique individuals at Lorerro High School. 1983 MUSTANG LORETTO HIGH SCHOOL LORETTO, TENNESSEE To some ir probably seemed like jusr another year or L.H.S. However, if one were ro really rry and remem- ber rhose doily happenings rhor ei- rher encouraged new friendships or rejuvenored old ones or jusr mode rhe day much berrer, rhen rhe good rimes remembered would hove been plenty and rhe memories would losr forever. Everybody con look bock or rhis post year and remember or leosr one evenr which broughr o smile ro rheir face ond o worm feeling ro rheir heart. Thor one rime may hove been forgorren soon, bur in rwenry years ir will hove probably broughr onorher smile ro rheir face. Decouse or Lorerro High School — rhe memo- ries losr forever. 2 Inrroducrion Introduction 3 Homecoming '82 wos o greor success, os usual, wirh rhe rheme being THE FUTURE . The Musrongs claimed o 22-13 vicrory agoinsr Wesr Limesrone, AL, wirh Karen Dishongh crowned Homecoming Queen or holfrime. 4 Homecoming The Junior Closs won rhe hord-foughr holl comperirion while rhe Seniors coprured besr floor wirh rheir rocker ship, during fesriviries Homecoming Week. 5 Lorerro High School faculty and students spend rheir rime in rhe mosr unusual ways: writing stories on walls, earing oriental, punking our, bird watching, and just standing around. 6 Inrroducrion Students And Faculty In Action In ’83 Introduction 7 Students At LHS Make The Best Of The Day And Year! ( 8 Introduction LHS — A kaleidoscope of names and faces and happenings All unique,- all imporranr ro making Lorerro High special. There ore special and meaningful parrs of everyone's lives, however small or insignifi- canr rhey may appear ar firsr, in- rerwoven inro rhe overall scene ar LHS. LHS — A collecrion of furure memories being made every day. The srarr of furure evenrs and experiences, in which every individual has a parr. LHS — The beginning of many new friendships and rhe conrinuarion and srrengrhening of old ones. Many will remember rhe years ar Lorerro as a rime when making and keeping friends was as impor- ranr as making and keeping up rhe grades LHS — Proudly sranding as a reminder of our pasr and a Threshold ro our furure. Inrroducrion 9 10 Introduction Administration Horley Simbeck Principal David Daniels Assisronr Principal Faculty 11 Faculty Miss Rurh Augusrin — English I Mrs Debra Barnerr — Marh IV, Algebra II, Geonnerry, Compurer Programming Mrs Karen Barnerr — Science Mr Michael Barnerr — American Hisrory, Heolrh Mr Henry Beckman — General Building Trades Mrs Corhy Drown — Home Economics, Child Developmenr, Housing, Foods and Clorhing Mr Mac Brown — Counselor Mrs Marrha Crawford — Biology, Chemisrry Miss Jane Dryden — Arr I, II, III, IV Mrs Debra Earnesr — Physical Educarion, Sporrs, Healrh, Cheerleoding Mr Granr Eornesr — Applied Marh, Sporrs Mr Jeff Fowler — World Hisrory, Drivers' Educarion, Economics, Sporrs 12 Foculry Mrs Darnell Gorrerson — English II Mr Darrell Glover — Bond, World Geography, Modern Hisrory Mr Boberr Green — Economics, Accounring Mrs Began Jones - Dromo - English II, III, Mrs Sherry Monn — English III, IV Miss Sandy McCullough — Vocarionol Office Educorion Mr Boyce Neiderr — Morh, Science, Physics Mrs Genevieve Newron — English IV Miss Susonne Beeves — French I, Spanish 1, English 1 , Yearbook Mr Allen Bogers — Educorion, Sporrs Healrh. Physical Mr Don Simbeck — Biology 1, II, German II Mrs Donna Simbeck — Algebra I, Pre Algebra Mr James Srory — Vocarionol Improvement Mrs. Jusrine Srurrs — Typing, Bookkeeping Mrs Wanda Tolbor — Special Educorion Faculry 13 Mr Donold Waldrop — Agriculture Mr Lorry White — Special Education. Sports Mrs Cariotta Wright — Librarian Mr Tim Yeager — American History, Health, Sports School Staff Ann Augustin, Secretary Cafeteria Staff — Idell Johns, Vernon Dean Ellis, Arvena Vanderford, Louise Hollis, Lo- vonio Jones. Catherine Durden Custodians — Gene Moore and Ott Urban 14 Faculty Senior Class Officers Vice President: Koren Dishongh President Jimmy White Secretory Kelly Augusrin Treasurer: Tim Durden 16 James EkJredge Adams Bobby Reed Aldridge Sandra Gail Alsup Gregory Thomas Augusrin Kelly Jean Augusrin Ralph Edwin Bailey Jeffery Louis Barnerr Teresa Tommy Bares David Gerard Beckman Mark Allen Bedingfield Sonja Zan Blasingim Kennerh Terry Borroms Seniors 17 Timorhy O'Neal Drodley Melissa Jean Drewer David Mark Drown Roy Leon Dryan Timorhy Darrin Durden Dewey Wayne Durgess Theresa Durns Judy Derreca Durrow Kevin Parrick Durler Naomi Joan Dyrd Vicki Lynn Campbell Jeb Stuart Cannon 18 Seniors Rhonda Annerre Corhey Randy Ford Chance Cynrhia Lynn Cheek Jennifer Dawn Crum Melinda Marie Davis Tony Randall Dean Jeffery Lane Dingier Karen Lee Dishongh Michael Keirh Dishongh ) Seniors Travis Rayburn Dover Kimberly Leah Eck Lisa Ann Eddy Aniro Foye Ezell Randall Glenn Fisher Timorhy Wade Fisher Carla Jean Flarr Cynrhia Annerre Flarr Rebecca Ann Fowler Gary Jerome Fraley Gary Drenr Franklin Mary Carherine Gabel Norma Jean Gabel Anrhony Aaron Gable Rhonda June Gamble 20 Seniors Terri Lynn Gieslse Garry Lee Gillespie Michael Kevin Gray William Phillip Gray Russell Crawford Green Tina Louise Green Ludivina G Grooms Timorhy Wayne Hanson Beverly Dawn Harlan Rodney Joe Harris Brenda Gail Hollmon Michael Ray Hollman Seniors 21 Randy Joe Hood Tommy Susan Hopkins Tina Darlene Howard Paula Jo Huckaba Karen Lea Hunr Michael Davies James Patrick Nolan James Jeffrey Neil Johns Stephen Murrel Johns David Wayne Johnson Johnny Lee Johnson Kimberly Kay Johnson 22 Seniors Kerri Ellen Jones Kevin Mirchell Jones Melinda Sue Kelly Tommy Perina Kelly Dovid Wayne Kessler Bobby Joe Killen Tamara Annerre Kitlen Harold Louis King Yverre Marcia Kollefrarh Chrisropher John Kress Julie Anna Kress Terry Keirh Lee Seniors 23 Heorher Abrillo Lewis Liso Jeon Lirrrell Kimberly Foye Looney James Sreven Lopp Lori Lynn Lumpkins Beverly Cordelia Morsron Terry Gronr Morrox Melissa Sue Mashburn Danny Lavan McGee Billy Bay McLean Dana Suzanne McMackin Lisa Grace McMasrers 24 Seniors Ronald Sreven McMosrers Regina Annerree Moore Somonrho Jeonnine Moore Melisso llo Mosley Darrell Lee Myrick Mia Yverre Neel Melissa Pauline Nelson Gory Drenr Newron Jerrery Scorr Parrorr Kerry Lynn Penningron Jeffrey Wayne Perry Tina Louise Perry Seniors 25 Scorr Eric Perers PquIq Dione Perrus Pegino Anne Price Carol Annerre Purser William Delberr Quillen Charles Edward Peeves Korrino Marie Pigling Myron Lesrer Pobbins Donald Pay Poberrs Billy Pay Poberrson Jr Tina Penee Sandrell Damien Joseph Simbeck 26 Seniors Somuel Cloy Smirh Audrey Goil Springer Kerry Morgon Springer Dorryl Voughn Stamps Roger Lee Srepp Eric Neal Srour Barry Keirh Srurrs Timorhy Joe Tennery Anira Faye Tidwell Juoniro Kaye Tidwell Sarah Denise Violer Timorhy Wayne Walters Seniors 27 Regino Down Word Mononn Neiderr Wearhers Jomes Arrhur Whire Tinnorhy Wilburn Wilcoxson Norhon Eric Williams Lorry Glynn Wilson Chorlorre Ann Wrighr David Anrhony Wrighr Seniors 29 30 Seniors Freshman Class Officers Presidenr Pom Beckman Vice Presidenr Michael Sandy Secretory Sharon Cook Treasurer Jeff Hallmark 32 Underclassmen Kenny Abercrombie Lori Alexander Michael Allen Rebecca Allred Todd Baker Terri Bassham Pamela Beckman Ramona Beckman Regina Belew Par Benefield Mark Bbsingim Kevin Brewer Trade Brown Asa Burns Todd Bush Dale Burr rum Parricia Caldwell Joey Campbell Teresa Comron Mike Corhy Barbara Childress Rira Cleveland Troy Cleveland Porsy Cody Phyllis Cole Sharon Cook Marilyn Corron Amy Crabb Amy Davis Janice Davis Lori Denron Linda Easr Rosanna Elkins Michael Ellis Gavin Franklin Trina Fowler Ronnie Gles Drenda Gowen Joel Gray James Green Riro Green Mike Hale Underclassmen 30 Jeff Hallmark David Hamm Beverly Hampron Scorr Hannah Greg Holden Pricilla Hollman Tracy Inman Chris Irvin Michael Jacobs Carey Johns Jamie Johns Larondo Jolly Pam Killen Lisa Kimbrell Lisa Krick Rodney Krick Sracy Lard Donna Lee Candy Lirrrell Penny Lirrrell Eugene Lovell Tim Marrox Tina Marrox Wayne Moulrsby Kim McDow Leeonna McLean Mary McMosrers Anna Merrell Carry Meyers Angie Moore Phillip Moore Scorr Moore Melissa Mosley Kim Nelson Mark Newron Spencer Ourman 34 Underclassmen John Perrin Brett Perers Randy Perers Glen Pounders Jon Powell Lee Powell Melvin Powers Lori Price Chris Prince Angelo Purser Morree Quillen Carol Richardson Terri Lynn Riddle Paulo Robbins Cindy Roberson Gory Roberrson Mark Roberrson Timmie Rowden Tony Russell Tonya Sandrell Michael Sandy Lorry Shulrz Kevin Shannon Lisa Shelron Kelly Sherrell Troy Simbeck Dwighr Simpson Darren Smith Jamos Smirh CHen Smithson Sracy Springer Libby Srephenson Shonne Story Tommy Story Darrell Urban Dewayne Vines Underclassmen 35 Anrhony Waldrop Shanna Walker Dridgerre Walrers Mike Weathers Lee Whire Mickey Whire Sherman Wiggins Krisri Wray Mary Wrighr Sophomore Class Officers President: Donna Rohling Vice President: Tomorho Dornerr Underclassmen 37 Secretary: Karan Williams Treasurer. Melanie Srephenson Amber Allen David Allen Allen Alsup Shannon Arwell Darrell Augusrin Tamarha Darnerr Nancy Dasshom Ronnie Dares Brenda Beckman Sherry Behel Robin Dell Jeff Dorroms Rhonda Dradley Roger Dradley Druce Drown Ronnie Drown Greg Drown Ken Drown Kimberly Drown Molly Drown Par Dryan Troy Durden Joyce Dulrer Gary Camron Jeff Carr William Carrer Jimmy Chandler Teresa Childress Eddie Clemons Ellen Coker Danny Comer Dwighr Cox Tommy Daniels Tim Davis Karen Dollar Randy Dominy 38 Underclassmen Kim Ellis Richie Ellis John Ezell Sherry Ezell Beverly Faulkner Kelly Fincher Randy Flippo David Fowler Jo Fowler Marry Gambel Troci Gieske Cindy Gibson Barry Gobble Marcy Golden Peggy Goolsby Karla Gray Kim Green Lisa Green Suson Gurrery Bryan Hall Eddie Hall Tom Hines Trena Hollis Jim Hollman Leigh Huckaba Lisa Hughes Tammy Hughes Timmy Hughes Tommy Jackson Tonya Jackson Calvin Johns Michael Johns Darrell Johnson Sherry Joiner Jeff Johns Larry Keener Underclassmen 39 Roger Killen Sharon Killen Regina King Randy Krick Stanley Lang Violer Laws Keirh Lawson Barbara Learherwood Okie Lirrrell Terry Lopp Sreven Lumpkins Michael Marks Jerry Mashburn Jeff Mdnryre Raymond Mdnrear Chris Maynard Cheryl Michael Jay Michael Sreve Moore Norma Mosley Nannerre Mullins Andy Noblir Ginger Owens Rex Parror Katrina Peden Kevin Pennington Lisa Petrus Boyd Phillips Jerry Powell Gory Pulley Jeff Purcell Beverly Purser Donna Rohling Joey Robertson Bonnie Rogers Randall Rose Kerry Russ Lisa Sandrell Tammy Sandrell Melinda Sandy Mickey Slater Par Slater 40 Underclassmen James Smirh Tammy Smirh Dale Yocum Woyne Smirhson Allen Springer Theresa Springer Allen Sreadmon Melanie Srephenson Srocy Srory Cindy Tennery Renoe Thigpen Drenr Thomas Daniel Turner Joel Urban Keirh Urban Julia Walker Michael Wallace Lana Walker Sherry Wearhers Sheila Weaver Michael Weigarr Michelle Whire Karan Williams Rocky Willis Presidents John Jocobs Vice President: Kim Sandlin Secretory Freda Fowler Treasurer: Jeff Dedingfield 42 Underclassmen Norman Adams Amy Alexander Paul Arnold Pere Arnold Paul Arwell Rodney Arwell Hassel Ayres Connie Dares Julianne Beckman Lydia Beckman Troy Beckman Jeff Beddingfield Sheila Belew Sreven Boyd Jeff Dordon Barry Brown David Brown Garry Brown Tina Brown Trisha Brown Dawn Bryan Lori Byrd Penny Carrer Kay Chandler Mary Chandler Jeannie Childress Tommy Clemons Angie Cleveland Todd Clifron Phillip Calverr DeAnna Combs Sheila Cox Teresa Daniels Melissa Davis Linda Douglas Kelly Duram Underclassmen 43 Tim Duplonris Carolyn Easr Sreve Eddy Mark Flarr Barbara Fowler Freda Fowler Bandy Fowler Kim Garrerson Terry Giles Brian Gillespie Allen Gisr Lorerra Glaze Annerre Gray Dina Gray Keirh Gray Kirk Green Sheila Green Timmy Green Curtis Hall Bonnie Hallmark Sherry Hallmark Jennifer Hamm Tim Hamm Tina Harris Phillip Hollis Angela Hollman Joe Hudson Ed Hughes Bichard Hughes Benee Hunt Camilla Hurst John Jacobs Bobby James Anthony Johnson Bichard Johnson Mitchell Jones Greta Kelly Jill Kelron Ben Kersriens Lynette Killen Melanie Killen Charles Kress 44 Underclassmen Dorren Lomprechr Donna Lamprechr Kelly Lumpkins Dale Marlas Amra Mashburn Stephanie Maynard Darren McAfee Amra McConnel Sheila Mdnryre Marie McKinney Darla McMockin Jeff Mosley Angie Moore Amra Moore Debbie Neal Tim Nelson Tim Newton Dersy Perry Robbie Perry Amy Petrus Lisa Petrus Rena Price Jimmy Purser Diane Richardson Terry Ridgeway Tina Roberts Jimmy Roberrson Guinn Robertson Larry Rogers Cheryl Rose Kim Russ Kim Sandlin Jeffery Shelton Kristy Simbeck Dawn Smith Randy Smith Underclassmen 45 L.H.S. Cheerleaders The Cheerleaders srarred off rhe year arrending UCA summer camp ar Murfreesboro. While rhere rhey achieved highest honors by being selected one of rhe top ten squads to compere in district championship. They brought home with them twelve blue ribbons, one gold superior ribbon for outstanding squad, and rhe oil populor spirit stick. They would like to express their special thanks to Mrs Debra Earnest ond Coach Tim Yeager because without them their squad could have never been complete They would also like to thank rhe fans for all their support in helping to make this year a success Oganizarions 49 Drama The 1982-83 school yeor showed on enormous growrh in rhe club. We wenr from 23 members ro 53. We elecred Chorlorre Wrighr os our Presi- des, Drendo Hollmon os Vice- Presidenr, Alicia Williams os Sec- Drama Club Officers Sponsor: Regan Jones President Chorlorre Wrighr Vice President Brenda Hollmon Secretary Alicia Williams Treasurer Lisa Eddy rerory-Treasurer, and Liso Eddy os Hisrorion. On December 2 and 4,1982, we pur on our firsr ploy, Up The Down Sraircase” for rhe public and for rhe school. The casr included 30 people, many of which were freshmen. Ir was abour Teach- ers’ experiences srorring our for rhe firsr rime. Senior members included Kevin Gray, Tim Ten- nery, Damien Simbeck, Liso Eddy, Beverly Harland, Brenda Hollmon, and Chorlorre Wrighr. Oer Rabbir Livin' de Life 52 Organizations Club Our second ploy, Livin' de Life, was done for rhe public and elementary srudenrs. Ir was rhe srory of Drer Rabbir, Drer Fox, Drer Dear and rheir prankin' and caperin' in rhe bri- ar parch. It carried a message ro rhe audience relling rhem ro stop worrying and ro live rhe life you have today. We'd like ro rhank Miss Jane Dryden and rhe Arr Depr. and Mr. Don Wal- drop and rhe Ag. Depr. for sers. Also rhe lighring and sound crew. Very special rhanks ro Regan Jones for rhe learning experience and good rimes. Remember we love you! Organizations 53 54 Orgonizonons General Building Yearbook Staff marcning mustangs The Lorerro High School Bond began rhe marching year wirh bond comp in August. 42 members rook rhe field for rhe first football game September 8 The holfrime shows during rhe 1982 football season were highlighted by Centerfold and '' Physical , The Marching Mustangs set rhe mood for rhe homecoming crowning festivi- ties os well os adding spirit and rhyrhm to rhe parade At three of rhe football gomes, rhe bond was joined on rhe field by rhe drill ream. On September 11 rhe Lorerro Marching Musrongs were rhe only Tennessee bond ro orrend UNA Bond Day. On rhe field rhe Lorerro bond rook rheir places or rhe rop of rhe S where all rhe bonds spelled our USA. They joined rhe others playing rhe UNA Fighr Song and America The Beautiful . The Bond hod o busy Christmas season wirh rheir Christmas Concerr on December 11. They enrerrained ar rhe elemenrory schools in and parricipared in rhree area Chrisrmas Parades. Their annual picnic was held in April. They hod o fun-filled day and ployed some baseball. Larer rhar nighr rhey had ham- burgers and hordogs Their awards were also given our. The Bond's third annual Talenr Conresr was held ar rhe Lorerro Civic Cenrer on March 26. Bond Members Amy Crobb, Carol Richardson, Robin Dell, Kelly Fincher, Darlene Aired, Deverly Harlan, Teresa Cam- ron, Danny McGee, Barry Gobble, Sreven Boyd, Marilyn Corron, Gary Pulley, Darryl Roberrson, Keirh Lawson, Ryan Hall, Cindy Roberrson, Curtis Hall, Paul Brown, Cheryl Mi- chael, Sherry Weathers, Tracy Inmon. Rodney Krick, Amy Alexander, Regina King, Donna Lomprechr, Kim Green, and Lisa McMasrers. 60 Organizations Officers Pres Sreven Boyd, V P Curtis Hall, Sec Beverly Harlan, Treas Drum Majorette Beverly Harlan Keirh Lawson, Phorographer Danny McGee, Reporrer Donna Lawson Class Rep Paul Brown, Randy Fowler, Barry Gobble. Amy Crabb Majorerres Regina King, Donna Lamprechr, Kim Green Nor Pictured, Amy Alexander and Lisa McMas rers John Phillip Sousa Award was given to Beverly Hor Ion The All American Hall of Fame award was given to Paul Brown, Beverly Harlan, and Danny McGee The Mighty Marching Mustangs USNBA Winners Sreven Boyd, Amy Crabb, Carol Richardson, and Beverly Harlan 62 Organizations Tennessee Tomorrow Club The Tennessee Tomorrow Club is o yourh orga- nization provided by rhe srore ro enable high school srudenrs rhe opporruniry of warching our governmenr work firsrhand. This program is pro- vided in hopes of helping children of rodoy ro become Leaders of Tomorrow. The highlighr of rhe year was rhe rrip ro rhe capirol ro meer our represenrorives. Tennessee Tomorrow Club Offi- cers: President Alicia Williams, Vice President Amy Petrus, Sec - Treas: Freda Fowler, Reporrer Debbie Neal Dero Club is a non-profit organization. Mem- bership is based on academic achievement, character, and leadership ability They have 48 members in the Dero Club. Each year the Dero Club has a fund raising drive for the Sr. Judes Research Childrens Hospital This year they raised $1,412 01 The annual Dera Club Dosker- ball Game was held on March 11. The girls won over the women faculty, and the boys lost by 1 point They left for the Dera Club Convention on April 8, held in Murfreesboro. It was a great way to close the year. Officers were: Presi- dent: Karen Dishongh, Vice Pres Julianne Deck- man, Sec : Kelly Augustin, Treas: Debbie Neal. 64 Organizations Scholastic Bowl Team The Scholosric Dowl Comperirion was held March 10, 1983 or Marrin College. Lorerro placed rhird in o group of ren schools wirh o record of 8-2. Damien Simbeck was rhe ream's high scorer and placed 6rh in overall individual scoring. Those arrending were: Kim Garrerson, Diane Richardson, Julianne Beckman, Sheila Belew, Alicia Williams, Kevin Gray, Jimmy Whire, Damien Simbeck, David Kessler, Mirch Jones, and Ben Kersriens. Sponsors: Debra Barnerr, Genevieve Newron and Don Simbeck. cHabla Espanol? Orgonizorions 65 F.H.A. Officers: President: Chorlorre Wright, Vice President Kerri Jones. Secretory Kelly Augustin, Treasurer: Dona McMackin, Parliamentarian: Darla McMackin, Historian Debbie Neal, Sub Regional officer Kim Ellis, Reporter: Sonja Dlasmgim, Recrea- tional leader Tammy Smith. 66 Organizations The F.H.A. srarred rhe 1982- 83 school year our wirh a cov- ered dish supper for rhe fresh- men. In rhe F.H.A. Sweerheorr and Beau Conresr Karla Gray and Drenr Thomas were cho- sen os rhis year's Sweerheorr and Beau Before rhey gor our for Chrisrmos rhey hod a parry and exchanged gifts. For Val- entines Day rhe F.H.A sold red carnations. In April, rhe newly elecred officers wenr ro rhe Srare Convenrion held or Opry- lond Horel. The annual Spring Bonquer was held in March. This year rhe bonquer was Ha- waiian Sryle. In April awards were presenred ro Oursranding Members, and Charlorre Wrighr was elecred Ms F.H.A. Future Homemakers Of America Organizations 67 Student Council President: Jimmy Whire Isr Vice-Presidenr Julionne Beckman 2nd Vice-Presidenr; Mike James Secrerary: Darla McMackin Treasurer Kim Puss Organizarions 69 The FFA began rhe year wirh rhe iniriarion of green hand members. They wear Through one week of being iniriared by rhe upperclassmen. They ended rhe week wirh a pig chose on rhe baseball field. The Choprer porricipored in rhe skills conresr in rhe middle of rhe year. There was one second place winner. They held o porenr-mem- ber banquer ro honor award winners in rhe chap- rer. Afrer a fine meal, Richard Perry, Middle Ten- nessee Vice-Presidenr gave a shorr speech. The choprer had five Srare Farmers, rhe highesr de- gree rhar one can earn in rhe srare. They also hod one proficiency award parriciponr. Finishing our rhe year Twelve members arrended rhe srare convenrion in Garlinburg. The srare farmers re- ceived rheir pins while rhere. 70 Orgonizorions Presidenr Sreve McMosrers Vice-President Greg Augusrin Secrerory: Jeff Porrorr Treasurer: Drenr Newron Reporter: Keith Stutfs Sentinel: Nathan Williams Historian. Randy Chance Fellowship Of Christian Athletes F.C.A. Officers: President: Tim Durden, Vice President: Dorlo McMackin, Sec- retory: Paula Huckaba, Sponsor: Grant Earnest 72 Organizations Kelly Augusrin and Sreve McMasrers Mariann wearhers and Mike James Kim Looney and Tim Durden Senior Attendents And Escorts Charlorre Wrighr and Jimmy Whire Features 75 Teresa Smirh and Richard Hughes ponoaooaoooaDi Kay Chandler and Jeff Dedingfield Junior Attendents And Escorts Melonie Srephenson and Eddie Hall Kimberly Drown and Tim Davis Sophomore And Freshman Attendants And Escorts Feorures 77 Aniro Horlon and Michael Jacobs Mr. Tim Durden was chosen Mr. LHS for 1982- 83. Tim is o member of rhe Dero Club, Srudenr Council, foorball, baseball and basketball reams, and is in rhe rop ren of rhe 1983 Senior Class. He is President of rhe Fellowship of Christian Arhleres and served os Treasurer of his Junior and Senior dosses. He was a Boy's Srare Delegare and re- ceived a scholarship from rhe National Elk's Foun- dation. Miss Kelly Augusrin was chosen Miss LHS for 1982-83. Kelly has been a member of rhe Cheer- leading Squod for rwo years. She has been a FHA officer for rwo years. She is Secretary of rhe Dera Club and is Secretary of rhe Senior Class. Feorures 79 First Alternate Koren Dishongh ond Gorry Gillespie Second Alternate Mononn Weorhers and Darrell Myrick Third Alternate Charlotte Wrighr and Billy Robertson Fourth Alternate Kerri Jones and Jimmy White Features 81 Mr. And Miss Class Junior: Guinn Roberrson and Jeff Bedingfield A Freshman: Aniro Horlon ond Gavin Franklin Sophomore Shoron Killen and Randy Flippo 82 Features Most Likely To Succeed Sophomore Melanie Srephenson and Drenr Thomas Freshman Donna Lee and Dwayne Vines Senior: Kelly Augusrin and Darrell Myrids Junior Darla McMockin and Darryl Spencer Features 83 Most Studious Senior Tina Green and Kevin Gray Sophomore Ginger Owens and Eddie Hall 84 Features Freshman Pomelo Beckman and Michael Sandy Most Popular Sophomore: Carlo Gray and Oscar McDowell Freshmon: Sharon Cook and Drerr Perers Senior: Mia Neel and Harold King Junior. Lori Byrd and Jeff Borden Fearures 85 Best Looking Senior: Karen Dishongh and Randy Hood Junior. Teresa Smirh and Lorry Rogers Freshman: Kerry Meyer and Mark Newron 86 Features Most Athletic Sophomores: Leigh Huckobo and John Ezell Freshmen Kelly Sherrell and Michael Jacobs Seniors: Poulo Huckobo and Par James Juniors: Kim Russ and John Jacobs Feorures 87 Most School Spirit Senior: Kim Looney ond Terry Oorroms Junior: Melanie Killen ond Garry Drown Sophomore: Tamarha Dornerr and Terry Lopp Freshman: Deverly Hampron and Mike Carhey 88 Fearures Class Clowns Sophomores: Trocy Gieskie and Jeff Dorroms Seniors Liso Eddy and Jimmy While Juniors Sherry Hallmark and Eddie Arnold Features 89 Freshmen Romono Beckman and Jeff Hallmark FHA — FFA Sweetheart And Beau Seniors: Mia Neel and Sreve McMasrers Juniors: Kay Chandler and Tim Newron Sophomores: Carla Gray and Drenr Thomas Freshmen: Donna Lee and Mike Vearhers Sweetheart And Beau: Carla Gray And Brent Thomas 90 Features Feorures 91 Chemistry Contest Ar rhe Chemistry Conresr Julionne Beckman ond Kim Garrerson received cerrificares of merit Ben Kersriens, 7rh place, Sheila Belew, 4rh place, and Diane Richardson was firsr place winner Girls And Boys State Delegates Girls Srare delegare, Kim Eck Marionn Weathers, olrernore Boys Store delegates, Eric Stout, Jimmy White, Darrell Myr ick, Garry Gillespie, Mike James, Tim Burden, Billy Robertson, Pot James ond Steve McMasrers 94 Activities Math Contest Porriciponrs in rhe Store-Vide Annuo) Morh Conresr were Spencer Ourmon (9rh ploce Algebra I). Trod Gieske, Karen Dollar, Julionne Dedsmon (rie for 9rh ploce Algebra II). Den Kersriens (Isr ploce Geomerry); Domien Simbeck (8rh ploce Advanced Morhemoncs), Karen Dishongh (4rh ploce Advanced Morhemorics). Michael Sandy, Pom Deckman. Kenny Abercrombie (Algebra I); Alicia Williams (Algebra II), David Kessler, Harold King (Advanced Morhemorics), Darryl Spencer, Sheila Delew, Kim Physics And Advanced Biology Project Winners Acriviries 95 Athletic Banquet Player of rhe Year and Foorball Caprain Award — Sreve McMasrers, Foorball Caprain Award — Mike James, WDXE Lineman Award — Garry Gille- spie, Boys' Tennis Award — Damien Simbeck, Girls' Tennis MVP — Mariann Wearhers, Baseball MVP — Par James The Arhleric Banquer was held on April 15 ar rhe Civic Cenrer. Jim Arnold and Nor- man Jordan, rwo Vandy foor- ball srars, were rhe guesr speakers. The highlighr of rhe evening was rhe naming of rhe foorball field The field was named For- syrhe Field in honor of L M For- syrhe. Awards given were: Volley- ball MVP — Tammi Killen, Girls' Baskerboll MVP — Paula Huck- abo, Boys' Baskerboll MVP — Billy Boberrson, Foorball MVP and rhe D U. Baskerboll Player of rhe Year — Par James, Law- rence Counry News Foorball 96 Acriviries VALEDICTORIAN Domien Simbeck SALUTATORI AN: Dovid Kessler LHS TOP TEN Tim Durden, Karen Dishongh, Kevin Gray, Tina Green, Kerri Jones, Harold King, Darrell Myrick. Dilly Roberrson, Juonira Tidwell, Monann Weorhers Acriviries 97 Senior Banquet Winners: Hisrory Award — Eric Srout, Biology Award — Damien Simbeck and Kevin Gray; Physics Award — Tim Burden and David Kessler; Home Ec. — Charlorre Wright; Good 01' Boy — Jeff Dingier; Art Award — Tina Green; Typing and DAB Award — Kerri Jones, Busty Noil Award — Busry Green, English Award — Kevin Gray; Bookkeep- ing Award — Judy Burrow; Moth Award 6 German Award — Do- mien Simbeck and David Kessler, Golden Hammer Award — David Brown, Drama Award — Char- lotte Wright and Lisa Eddy Nashville Symphony On February 16, rhe Nashville Symphony Chamber Orchestra came ro Lorerro and performed for rhe entire student body. The program consisted of music Dy Debussy and Tchaikovsky They ended rhe performance with a selection by Lionel Richie. Acriviries 99 Senior Assembly Lisa Eddy and Julie Kress read rhe Senior history Mark Newron received rhe Poppy Posrer Award Scorr Perers, Gary Franklin, and Mariann Weathers read rhe Senior Wills. Mia Neel, Drenda Hollman, and Charlorre Wrighr read rhe Senior Prophecy Acriviries 101 102 Activities 1983 Junior • v Senior Prom Activities 103 1983 Graduation i ii' David Kessler, Salurarorian, delivers rhe Greeting Damien Siffibeck, Valedictorian, delivers rhe Farewell Ad- dress. Mr Drown ond other businessmen announce Scholarship Re dpienrs Class President, Jimmy White, purs the finishing touches on his Welcoming Address Activities 105 106 Acriviries A Wave Of Enthusiasm After q very conscientious foil practice ond with anxiety os high os possible, rhe Mustangs began their 1982 football season An outstanding Hohenwold ream hosted o 40 gome regulor season record and hod nor been beaten on home turf in eight years Lorerro opened up by winning rhe coin ross bur foiled to open rhe scoring conresr. The Panrhers gor on rhe board afrer only five offensive ploys bur missed rhe PAT Afrer on interception by senior linebacker, Sreve McMosrers, a strong hearted defense for rhe Musrongs rook over on rhe Hohenwold 35 yard line. McMosrers was given rhe coll for Lor- erro's first 6 of rhe season; Dishongh added rhe exrra ond rhe Musrongs led 7-6 or rhe half. Hohenwold re- ceived rhe second half kick-off only ro fall shorr ro o Garry Gillespie de- fensive ploy rhor yielded o safety 9- 6 was rhe score wirh Lorerro receiv- ing rhe kick-off The third quorrer was o defensive bottle rhor offered no points for either ream. In rhe fourrh quarter Mike James hir brorh- er Par wirh o 25 yard T.D. pass. A bod snap for rhe PAT brought rhe score ro 15-6 Lorerro did o good job of holding rhe Ponrher's John Morrin ro very lirrle offense unril rhe fourrh quorrer. Morrin broke o 51 yard run and scored one ploy lorer from rhe four yard line Hohenwold wenr for 2 poinrs after rhe T.D., bur was halt- ed by sophomore FS, Randy Flippo. The clock read 5:51 Lorerro fielded rhe kick-off ond marched ro rhe Ho- henwold 20 yard line only ro fumble rheir drive away. Four ploys lorer rhe Panrhers returned rhe favor ond coughed up rhe boll ro rhe Mus- rongs. Wirh forry seconds on rhe clock, rhe Musrongs rook rhe boll 69 Spons 109 Mustang Coaching Staff Coaches (L-R) Lorry Whire, Chuck Bornerr. Tim Yeager, Donald Waldrop, Allen Rogers, Jeff Fowler, and Gronr Earnest 110 Sporrs Manogers (L-R) Heorher Lewis, Anira Ezell (nor pcrured, Brian Gillespie) yards, and Mike James scored from rhe four. Dishongh added rhe exrra and rhe Musrangs were winners 22- 12. An enrire page could be used ro describe rhe planning, efforr, desire, devorion, dererminarion and confi- dence rhar wenr inro rhis ball game. The cry came from rhe bench in rhe fourrh quarrer, afrer rhe Musrangs fumbled rhe ball away, We Belive, We Believe, We Believe! Maybe rhar was parr of rhe reason rhar four plays larer Hohenwald jumbled and rhe Musrangs recovered Those rwo lirrle words carried so much meaning rhrough rhe enrire '82 season. They did believe — nor only in rhe game, bur in rhemselves. Ir was a Tremen- dous ream efforr, and one rhis ream will savor for o while. Gosh! Ir was grear ro be a Lorerro Musrang. A grear srorr for new Head Coach, Tim Yeager, and a group of enrhusiasric young men The second game broughr rhe Musrangs home ro display rheir ral- enrs. Lorerro, jusr coming off a men- ral and physical vicrory, hod ro show a lor of calm inrensiry ro handle rhe Warerloo Cougars. Despire rhe 23-0 score, ir was a good conresr rhar lefr rhe Musrangs 2-0 before a large home crowd. Sophomore Bandy Flippo hod a grear nighr ar free safe- ry wirh 4 inrerceprions. On rhe road ro bigger and worse rhings — RoughHouse Tactics” — Worsr Display of Sporrsmanship Ever — Foorball Brawl — These were jusr a few of rhe headlines rhar summed up rhe Mr. Pleasanr conresr. Lorerro's unwilling defense gave up only 67 yards. The game was spoiled by a punr rerurn of 83 yards by rhe ral- enred senior quarrerback (Rodney Massey) of Mr. Pleasanr. The Mus- rangs bear rhe Tigers every way excepr on rhe scoreboard and rhe number of players ejecred from rhe gome. The Tigers losr 5 players from Sporrs 111 82-83 Senior Mustangs Bobby Joe Killen Guard Terry Morrox Wide Receiver Tim Walters Guard Jimmy Whire William Gray Sreve McMasrers Linebacker Fullback Toilbock Par James Tim Burden Mike Dishongh Splir End Tight End Toilbock 112 Sporrs Norhon Williams Tackle Jeff Barnett Defensive Back Rusty Green Guard Eric Srour Guard Sports 113 Bandy Chance Wide Receiver Mike James Quarrerback Todd Dover Safety 1982 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE DATE OPPONENT PLACE WE Sept. 3 Hohenwald Away 22. Sept 9 Waterloo Home Sept. 17 Mt. Pleasant Home -.a. Sept. 24 Chapel Hill Home J3_ Oct 1 Lynchburg Away Oct. 7 BQA Awey -2- Oct. 15 W. Limestone Home _22_ Oct. 22 Lexington Away Oct 29 Waynesboro Home 22_ Nov. 5 Huntland Home 20_ Nov. 11 Colllnlnwood Away Jg _15_ _L1_ 12 114 Sports rhe gome (penalized 10 rimes for 115 yards) while Lorerro losr 2 players wirh 4 penalries for 40 yards. The score was 12-0 ar rhe half Musrangs' James combo broughr on a score in rhe fourrh quarrer, and wirh nearly four minures remaining, rhe Mus- rangs picked up a Tiger fumble only ro rerurn rhe a favor a couple of plays larer 12-8 was rhe final score 21 record Unforrunare loss for Lor- erro — Sour Gropes??!! — No, jusr rhe Trurh — Man. ; Chapel Hill was rhe nexr soughr vicrory. The Musrangs were our for revenge afrer a very dispured coll rhar bear rhem a year before or Chapel Hill. Mike James scored rouchdowns on runs of 17, 46, and 19 yards — rushed for 125 yards on jusr eighr carries ro lead rhe Mus- rangs bock inro rhe winning column wirh o 33-6 vicrory. Sreve McMasrers and William Gray also added T.D. runs for rhe winning ream. Sweer Vicrory ro wash away rhe sour rasre from rhe week before — Lorerro 3- 1. Lynchburg — Moore Counry — undefeared and nor ro be de- nied??!! Was ir rrue? Could rhe Mus- rangs pull o jinks?? Two good boll- clubs mer in rhe home of Jock (Dan- iels, rhor is). Ir was homecoming for Moore Counry, and ir looked as rhough ir mighr be spoiled os Lorerro jumped our 21-0 in rhe firsr quarrer Ir looked os rhough Moore Counry had been smelling rhe mash , bur rhey grouped and rook advanrage of 3 cosrly misrokes — rie gome or half 21-21. I've never hod so much ro go so quickly,” said Cooch Whire. The rhird quarrer was o dog fighr, and neirher ream was able ro score. A lore fourrh quorrer score by Moore Counry gave rhem o 28-21 lead wirh 103 on rhe board. Wirh 57 seconds lefr — Hope gone? — Nor Yer!! The ralenred senior bolldub pur on on Sporrs 115 unbelievable aerial show and ried rhe game 28-28. Sudden Dearh — Moore County scored on o fourrh down orrempr and hir rhe PAT. Lor- erro rhen scored off o Flippo ro Dur- den deflection. PAT wos blocked — Moore County 35 — Lorerro 34 A very disappointing Mustang loss that none of them will ever forger. Lor- erro 3-2. Dottle Ground Academy — Nor much ro tell — No enthusiasm — little desire The Mustangs traveled ro Franklin ond brought bock deflated prides ond o senior quarterback with o broken collarbone. Mike James ployed his sixth ond final gome for rhe Mustangs. In his true gurry fash- ion he received a pass from Flippo and covered some 45 yards. A sec- ond effort plunge brought rhe de- fense in on him, ond o broken collar- bone followed. Knowing their boll club wos more talented than they were displaying, it was o depressing gome for rhe coaching staff. Maybe it was rhe week before that drained their emotions — who knows — bur oil were glod when it wos over. DGA lost their next 3 bollgomes proving they were nor o dominating ream. The 35-7 loss left rhe Mustangs 3-3. It's that rime of rhe year, Home- coming. The Mustangs' opponent wos West Limestone, Alabama, characteristic of Alabama football. Dandy Flippo got rhe coll for QD re- sponsibility with senior Mike James sidelined. A Flippo ro Pot James poss (11 yards) first quarter score A Steve McMasrers (9 yard) run in rhe sec- ond quarter, ond was credited with 2 PAT's. The third quarter brought o most impressive drive of 78 yards in 14 ploys. Jimmy White scored from 4 yards our, ond rhe point after wos too low Lorerro 20 — West Limes- tone 13. It proved ro be o most rewording Homecoming, and brought 116 Sporrs rhe morale focror upward Lorerro £5 on rhe season Lexingron, Alabama, picked ro win rheir district and a probable.contender for stare playoffs, was rhe eighth opponent. Strong they were, and rhe Mustangs round themselves at a 05-0 disadvantage as rhe dock ricked off ro end rhe fourth quarter With rhe Lexingron tradition, they brought rhe gome ro Lorerro As one might imagine; it was one of rhe hardest hitting boll gomes rhe Mustangs encountered (4-4) Lexingron proved ro be rhe last ream rhe Mustangs would bow fo this '82 season Waynesboro would be rhe 5rh win ro rhe rune of 23-12. A good specraror's ball gome pocked wirh exciremenr The first play from rhe line of scrimmage found Par James on an end reverse for a near 60 yard touchdown. Ir was a game rhar saw individual players come inro rheir own as rhe Wildcats found ir hard ro move against rhis well-oiled machine. 5-4 Ir felr good ro be o WINNER!! The renrh gome of rhe season was Hunrland. They had bearen Moore Counry for rheir District Championship and carried an 81 record Attitudes were good and emorions were ar rheir nighesr The Mustangs had something ro prove Much prepararion by rhe coaching sraff and players alike would prove rewording. This would be rhe best performance of rhe season. Senior William Gray was rhe workhorse of rhe nighr William scored rhe firsr TD from 13 yards our after a series rhar nerred 74 yards in seven plays 7 0 ar rhe half, Hunrland's score came in rhe rhird period. Tim Durden ser up rhe nexr TD, and Randy Flippo carried ir in from rhe one. Dishongh added rhe PAT, and ir was 14-6. Flippo managed ro score rhe lasr 6 points for a final rally of 20-6. Number 6 victory was over a srrong physical Hunrland ream An eleventh ball game would pit Lorerro againsr rhe Trojans of Collin wood. Collinwood felr they could be comperirive and wanted ro see rhe producr of rheir ex-coach (Whire) and his foe had pur together. Ir was a field day for rhe Musrangs and a grear send-off for rhe senior-spirired ream Gray and McMosrers seemed ro run ar 4 receptions; 3 for touchdowns. Jimmy Whire, Gory Fraley, Randy Chance, Rusry Green, Todd Dover, Bobby Joe Killen, Narhan Williams all made sizeable conrriburions. This was a year rhar will long be remembered os a beginning for bigger and berrer things. Toral cooperation by everyone associated wirh rhis ball club sparked a winning feeling rhar we expecr ro continue The Musrangs had never been below 500% in rhe win column and had always had rhar desire ro win! We Believe — They were berrer because rhey wanred ro be! LHS Volleyball Dock row: (L-R) Kim Russ, Julionne Deckmon, Tommy Sondrell, Tommy Killen, Cooch Debro Eornesr, Amber Allen, Kelly Sherrill Fronr row: (L-R) Mory McMosrers, Trade Gieske, Kim Nelson, Managers: Lydia Beckman, Darla McMakin, Srephanie Maynard The Lody Mustangs Volleyball ream starr- ed the season off with alor of pride and enthusiasm. They had an outstanding record of 16-4, being 2nd in District and Regionals. The ream had only one senior member, Tammy Killen, to lead them. 118 Sporrs Senior Tommy Killen Sports 119 82-83 Lady Mustangs Row 1 (L-R) Amy Davis, Teresa Smirh, Terri Gieske, Traci Gieske, Lisa Green. Row 2 (L-R) Norma Mosley, Tammi Sandrell, Kim Russ, Melinda Sandy, Tina Drown, Leigh Huckaba, Paula Huckaba 120 Sporrs Managers: Lydia Deckman, Tina Sandrell Coaches: Grant Earnesr, Debra Earnesr 122 Sporrs 82-83 Mustangs Row 1 (L-R) Jeff Borden, Dorreil My rick, Brenr Thomas, Rondy Flippo Row 2 (L-R) Cooch Lorry White, Billy Roberrson, Por James, Randy Chance, Tim Burden, Gary Fraley, Tim Hanson, Dorreil Spencer, Coach Jeff Fowler Sporrs 123 Managers: Anira Ezell, Jimmy Whire Coaches Jeff Fowler, Lorry Whire The Mighry Musrongs hod o record of 4- 21. Billy Robertson was selected by his peers as Most Valuable Player. He was also named to District 10-A A All Tournament Team. Pat James was named Player of the Year by the Democrat Union. Pat and Billy were also named to the Lawrence County News All County Team. Senior members were Tim Hanson, Darrell Myrick, Billy Rob- ertson, Pat James, Bandy Chance, Tim Bur- den, and Gary Fraley. Billy Roberrson Par James Tim Burden Randy Chance Tim Hanson Gary Fraley. 124 Sporrs Darrell Myrick Coach Allen Rogers Freshman Baskerboll Team Kneeling (L-R) Darren Smirh, Mark Newron, Shonne Srory, Troy Cleveland, Kenny Abercrombie, Darrell Urban Sranding (L-R) Mike Hale, Michael Jacobs, Dwayne Vines, Tommy Srory, Mike Weorhers, Sracy Springer, Troy Simbeck, Michael Sandy Sporrs 125 LHS Baseball Front Row (L-R) Randy Flippo, Michael Jacobs, Todd Dover, Darrell Myrick, William Gray, Troy Simbeck. Dock Row (L-R) Kim Russ, Mike Weathers, Bobby Joe Killen, Randy Chance, Par James, Tim Burden, Mike James, John Jacobs, Mike Dishongh, Stephen Johns, Lydia Beckman Cooches Jeff Fowler and Allen Rogers 126 Sports Sporrs 127 128 Sporrs The Lorerro Musrongs baseball ream srarred rhe baseball season wirh grear enrhusiasm. This year's record (12-23) bear lasr years record of 11-5. This years record is rhe second besr record ever. Senior members were: William Gray, Dar- rell My rick, Par James, Mike James, Tim Durden, Bobby Joe Killen, Todd Dover, Randy Chance, Mike Dishongh, and Sre- phen Johns. Mike James was elecred All Disrricr Player. Par James was vored Mosr Valuable Player These boys did a good job in making rhis season one ro remem- ber. Sporrs 129 v MR 130 Sporrs Tennis — Mustang Style The girls Tennis ream had o record of 10-0. This was rhe first year for rhe Mus- rongs ro finish undefeored. They finished 5rh over all in rhe disrricr. Morionn Weath- ers ployed in rhe quarter finals and won singles in Disrricr comperirion. Morionn and Molly won in doubles of rhe Disrricr com- peririon. They were borh named Disrricr All Tournomenr Players. Sports 131 102 Sporrs Boys Tennis (L-R) Dorrell Augusrin, Jeff Borroms, Terry Ridgeway, Damien Simbeck, Kerry Springer, David Kessler, and Jeff Carr The Boys Tennis ream hod a record of 5-3. They finished 8rh overall They hod 3 vicrories in rhe Disrricr Tournament Com- peririon. The big season wins were Law- renceburg, Summerrown, Collin wood, and Holenwald. The ream gave a lor of good effort since this was rhe first boy's team Loretto has hod in 4 years. Sporrs 100 134 Sporrs Sporrs 135 136 Sporrs Prices Born Here — Raised Elsewhere Guaranteed USED CARS Paul J. Bates Motor Sales 1214 NORTH LOCUST AVENUE LAWRENCEBURG, TN 38464 PAUL J. BATES — OWNER TIM BATES — MANAGER Office 615-762-9066 Home 615-762-6169 Advertisements 137 Compliments Of AMERICAN BANK Make Our Hank our Hank” 136 Adverrisemenrs Compliments Of enews squjpmsnz companv Mighway 43 Cawrenceburg, ZfJ. Owner Gary Crews CORNER MINI-MART FULL SERVICE GAS - GROCERIES Loretto, Tenn. 38469 853-6282 | RIGLING ELECTRIC Electrical Plumbing I Supplies New Used Motors, Etc.... LORETTO, TENN. 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TENNESSEE 38469 PRESIDENT - LOUISE BROWN YTCF PRESIDENT - THOMAS PASSARELLA SECOND VICE PRESIDENT - NICK PASSARELLA SECRETARY TREASURER - RUTH REEVES SERVINC GREATER LAWRENCE COUNTY Adverrisemenrs 161 FIRE PUMP COMPANY • T JOSEPH. TN 3 4 1 P 0 BOX 300 750 AMERICAN BLVD (615) 645-4144 Compliments Of LORETTO-ST. JOSEPH FLORIST SAKZOKS Earline Gooch — Manager HSWSjCKV Day-or-Night ‘Downtown. JCawrenceburg, ZJ9. 615-853-4317 615-845-4138 Compliments Of Compliments Of ECK FABRICATING Leoma, TN Owner: Alfred Eck A. |)! 'N° ( OMI’ANV.Iw V Wf M V 91 FLORENCE BIVD 4'it 1 1 —4 Florence. Alabama xam - PHONt 4 3933 162 Adverrisemenrs C.W. Hannon Scholarship Winners „ V 197 Randy Blair • a di 1979 Steve-Springer 19 Susan Gamble 19 2 Joey Bishongh MURRAY •HI MANUFACTURING C . Lawrenceburg, TN Adverrisemenrs 163 MOORES 99 P Mu Compliments Of DIXIE AMOCO David Violet (Manager) The 1983 Mustang Staff Would Like To TakeThi OpDoiTunih W| J Ask Pveryone To Support Them. 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