Loretto High School - Mustang Yearbook (Loretto, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1985 volume:

MUSTANG '85 We proudly present to you The Mustang 1985. The 1984-85 school year was begun in the midst of the presidential election, the space shuttle voyages and high unemployment. Even though the unemployment picture greatly affected our school, the L.H.S. students managed to get into the Mustang Spirit and make the 1984-85 school year a fantastic success. Because of the enthusiasm of the student body we were able to present these memories of a most memorable year ond the people who made it possible. To all who have contributed to the making of this yearbook, both the students and ‘acuity, we of the yearbook staff thank you. Loretto High School Loretto, 77V Mustang Spirit Table of Contents Opening.................1 Faculty.................9 Features...............13 Seniors ...............33 Underclassmen..........49 Activities ............61 Sports.................71 Organizations..........99 Advertising ..........121 Closing...............152 2 Opening Today's girls enjoy the very popular two-tone jeans. Parachute pants swept the fashion industry for both boys and girls. Twist Beads headline the jewelry scene. The most popular shoes for the girls during the 1984-85 school year were the jelly shoes. 4 Trends Mustang Homecoming Homecoming 7 Faculty And Administration Mr. Harley Simbeck Principal Mr. David Daniel Vice-Principal Andy Augustin — Science ?uth Augustin — English Judy Baggett — Special Education Debra Barnett — Math, Computer Programming Chuck Barnett — American History Henry Beckman — General Building Trades Anita Belew — Typing. Accounting Mac Brown — Guidance Counselor S kay Busby — Special Education Martha Crawford — Chemistry. Biology Jane Dickson — Art Debra Earnest — Physical Educdtion, FACULTY 9 Grant Earnest — World Georgraphy. Math Vanessa Fowler — Band. Music Theory Mary Nell Franks — Home Economics Darnell Garretson — English Robert Green — Economics, Applied Math Dru Henson — Librarian Regan Jones — English Sandy McCullough — VOE NO PHOTO AVAILABLE Pat Murrell — Special Education Royce Neidert — Science. Physics. Mechanical Drawing Genevieve Newton — English Randall Peppers — Career Awareness Susanne Reeves — Languages. Yearbook Don Simbeck — Biology. German Donna Simbeck — Algebra Bud Story — Vocational Improvement Jerry Taylor — Physical Education Donald Waldrop — Agriculture Larry White — Health Anne Augustin — Secretary 10 Faculty ___ FERTURES FERTURES FEATURES FEATURES FERTURES FERTURES ERTURES FERTURES FERTURES FERTURES FERTURES FEATURES FERTURE FERTURES FERTURES IRTURES FERTURES FERTURES FERTURES 5= FERTURES FEATURES FEATURES FERTURE Si FERTURES FERTURES TURES FERTURES FERTURES URES FERTU S -ERTURES FERTURES FERTUR FERTURES FERTURES 1984 FHA FFA Sweetheart And Beau Seniors: Karla Gray 8( Brent Thomas Sophomores: Kelly Hughes and David Weathers 1st runner up Freshmen: Pam Lamprecht and Jimbo James 2nd runner up Juniors: Terri Lynn Riddle and Mike Weathers 3rd runner up 12 Features 1984 Homecoming Queen Melanie Stephenson Features 13 Melanie was escorted by Eddie Hall and Tim Davis 16 Features Sophomore Freshmen Kelly Dean escorted by Dar- rell Cathey jm Dana McCain escorted by Jimbo James Mock Wedding The Child Development and Family Living Class had their annual Mock Wedding this year. Bride and Groom were Amber Alien and Michael Johns. A reception followed provided by the Advanced Foods Class. Features 19 Teacher Of The Year Senior Most Athletic: Leigh Huckaba and Randy Flippo Most Studious: Ginger Owens and Troy Burden Best All Around: Pat Bryan and Tamatha Barnett Most Beautiful and Most Handsome Melanie Stephenson and Eddie Hall Best Personality: Sharon Killen and Marty Gamble 20 Features Superlatives Best Dressed: Molly Brown and Dwight Cox Friendliest: Shelia Weaver and John Ezell Funniest: Karla Gray and Jeff Bottoms Rowdiest: Tammy Hughes and Ryan Hall Most Energetic: Beverly Comer and Danny Comer Most Dependable: Brenda Beckman and Darryl Au- gustin Features 21 Junior Mr. and Miss Class: Michael Sandy and Sharon Cook Most Athletic: Mike Weathers and Amy Davis Most Studious: Gavin Franklin and Carol Richardson Best All Around: Mike Cathey and Lori Price Most Beautiful and Most Handsome: Terri Riddle and Best Personality: Brett Peters and Mary McMasten Mark Newton 22 Features Superlatives Best Dressed: Dewayne Vines and Beverly Hampton Friendliest: Lee White and Marilyn Nelson Funniest: Jeff Hallmark and Ramona Beckman Rowdiest: Jamie Johns and Libby Stevenson Most Energetic: Mark Robertson and Kim Nelson Most Dependable: Kevin Shannon and Tracy Brown Features 23 Sophomore Mr. and Miss Class: Jay Thomas and Lisa Shannon Most Athletic: David Weathers and Sabrina Ezell Most Studious: Andy Moore and Angela Stutts Most Beautiful and Most Handsome: Jill McMackin and Michael Gobble Best All Around: Jeff Duplantis and Stephanie Cook Best Personality: Michael Brown and Ann Sandy 24 Features Superlatives Funniest: Dwayne James and Angie Cathey Most Energetic: Michael Lopp and Carla Davis Most Dependable: Chris Brown and April Walters Rowdiest: Ronnie Flippo and Kim Golden Features 25 Freshman Mr. and Miss Class: Jeff Wisdom and Stephanie Most Athletic: Jimbo James and Rose Ann Willis Gooch ____________________________________ Most Studious: Brent Jacobs and Barbie King Most Beautiful and Most Handsome: Tara Hollman Best Personality: Russell Methvin and Sissy Simpson and Matt Brown Best All Around: Terrell Rossen and Pam Robertson T V 26 Features Superlatives Best Dressed: Sissy Garner and Daniel McMasters Friendliest: Renae Behel and Shannon Burks Funniest: Samantha Moore and Anthony Henson Most Energetic: Caria Keener and Steven Fisher Rowdiest: Kim Cox and Kenneth McLaughlin Most Dependable: Cindy McLaughlin and Rodney Cox Features 27 2nd Alternates: Sharon Killen and Darryl Augus- tin EN I ors SENIORS SENIORS SEN I es :N I ORS SENIORS SEEM I ORS SEN I t Mi. -r- , M I OR: SENIORS OR: S t t OR SEN OR SEH EMIOR4 SEf SENIORS SENIORS SEMIORS SEM I OR: SEMIORd M I ORS SEMIORS ?S SEM I :n i ors SEMIOF SEMIORS !S SEM I N I ORS SEMIORS SEM I OR: SEMIORS N I ORS SEMIORS SEMIORS SEMIORS S E M I O F! S S E h s SEMIORS SEMIORS N I ORS SEM I ORS SEMIORS SENIORS SEMIORS SEMIORS SEMIORS 3Eh S SEMIORS SEMIORS NIORS SEMIORS SEMIORS S E M I O R S. s E M I ORS M I ORS SEM I OR: S- E r IF: S: N I ORS = EM I ORS SEMIORS SEMIORS SEMIORS SEMIORS SEMIORS M I OR President: John Ezell. Vice President: Lisa Green. Secretary: Karan Williams, Treasurer: Ginger Owens 32 Seniors Amber Allen David Allen William Alsup Brenda Beckman Sherry Behel Robin Bell Jeff Bottoms Rhonda Bradley Kimberly Brown Donnie Brown Kenneth Brown Molly Brown Greg Brown Pat Bryan 34 Seniors Troy Burden Joyce Butler Gary Camron William Carter Jimmy Chandler Ellen Coker I Beverly Comer Danny Comer Dwight Cox Seniors 35 Thomas Daniels Karen Dollar Melissa Davis Randy Dominy Tim Davis No Photo Available James Dunlop Billy Joe Elkins Kim Ellis Richie Ellis 36 Seniors Marty Gambel Sherry Ezell David Fowler Tracy Gieske Kelly Fincher Randy Fowler Seniors 37 Barry Gobble Mechelle Go wen Karla Gray Kim Green Ryan Hall Lisa Green Susan Guttery Trena Hollis Jim Hollman 38 Seniors Timmy Hughes Tonya Jackson Darryl Johnson Sherry Joiner Michael Johns Seniors 39 Jeff Jones Sheryl Jones Regina King Keith Lawson Larry Keener Randy Krick Barbara Leatherwood Sharon Killen Violet Laws Steve Lumpkins 40 Seniors Michael Marks Jerry Mashburn Chris Maynard Cheryl Michael Jay Michael Norma Mosley Nannette Mullins Oscar McDowell Jeff McIntyre Seniors 41 Steve Moore Andy Noblit Rex Parrot Kevin Pennington Gary Pulley Jeff Purcell Ginger Owens Jerry Powell Jimmy Purser 42 Seniors Donna Rohling Joey Robertson Randall Rose Kerry Russ Tammy Sandrell Melinda Sandy Bonnie Rogers Valerie Russ Todd Scott Seniors 43 Charlene Smith Melanie Stephenson Allen Springer Stacie Story Theresa Springer Cindy Tennery 44 Seniors Renae Thigpen Brent Thomas Tracy Tidwell Selia Todd Lana Walters No Photo Available Jackie Weigart Keith Urban Joel Urban Sherry Weathers Michael Weigart Karan Williams 45 U M15 E R c: L. A S S M E M 3SMEN U NDERCLR! JNDERCLRSSMEH l. 3SMEN V IJ NDERCLH5 JNDERCLRSSMEH l. 3SMEN Kelly Fincher El M XU E R C LRSS M E M JNDERCLRSSMEH 3SMEM Ul UNDERCLRS! U M JD E R C: LRSS M E M JNDERCLRSSMEH 3SMEN Ul U N LD EL R C LRSS M E N UNDERCLASSMEN JNDERCLRSSMEH 3SMEN UNDER! UMDERCLRSSMEM UNDERCLASSMEN u m ei e: rclrss m el m JNDERCLRSSMEH 3SMEN UNDER! U M Ei ERCLRSS M EL M U M Ei E R C: LRSS M E M UNDERi U M DERCLRSSM EL M U M Ei E RCLR S S M EL M l_l M HE RCLRSS ME M l_i M DERCLR S S M E M JNDERCLRSSMEH 3SMEN 3SMEN UMDERCLRSSME M UNDERil UNDERCLASSMEN Juniors Class Officers President: Michael Sandy, Vice President: Sharon Cook, Secretary: Amy Davis, Treasurer: Mary Wright Kenny Abercrombie Janice Adams Darlene Allred Todd Baker Terri Bassham Pam Beckman Ramona Beckman Regina Belew Pat Benefield Mark Blasingim Sandy Bosheers Kevin Brewer Tracey Brown Patricia Caldwell Joey Campbell Teresa Camron Mike Cathey Rita Cleveland Troy Cleveland Phyllis Cole Sharon Cook Marilyn Cotton Amy Crabb Jeff Crabb 48 Underclassmen Amy Davis Janice Davis Lori Denton Chris Dotson Linda East Rosanna Elkins Richard Martin Tim Mattox Leeanna McClean Mary McMasters Kerry Meyer Angie Moore Phillip Moore Scott Moore Melissa Mosley Kim Nelson Mark Newton John Perrin Michael Ellis Trina Fowler Gavin Franklin Drenda Go wen Joel Gray Wayne Gray Anthony Green Rita Green Mike Hale Jeff Hallmark David Hamm Beverly Hampton Scott Hannah Greg Holden Chris Irvin Mike Jacobs Carey Johns Jamie Johns Darryl Johnson Laronda Jolly Lisa Krick Rodney Krick Candy Littrell Penny Littrell A Underclassmen 49 Kevin Shannon Lisa Shelton Kelly Sherrell Troy Simbeck Dwight Simpson Angie Smith Darren Smith James Smith Jamos Smith Stacey Springer Robert Spurgeon Libby Stephenson Lisa Stooksberry Shonne Story Tommy Story Samantha Stults Darrell Urban Dewayne Vines Randy Peters Lori Price Marty Quillen Carol Richardson Terry Riddle Paula Robbins Cindy Roberson Dale Robertson Mark Robertson Tony Russell Tonya Sandrell Michael Sandy 50 Underclassmen Anthony Waldrop Brigette Walters Mike Weathers Lee White Sherman Wiggins Kristi Wray Not Pictured Asa Bums Barbara Childress Tracey hmon Stanley Lang Eddie Clemons Ronnie Giles Jay Ktchael Brett Peters Jonathan Powell Oien Smithson Tim Watkins Underclassmen 51 Sophomores President: Jay Thomas, Vice President: Lisa Shannon. Secre- tary: Michelle Johns. Treasurer: Theresa Dixon Anita Alien Wayne Allen Jackie Andrews Scott Augustin Gina Ayers Leona Beard Phillip Beckman Beverly Bicens Charles Bradley Daniel Bromney Chris Brown Dwight Brown Michael Brown Brent Buttrum Shawn Byrd Anthony Cambell Angie Cathey Darrell Cathey Rod Chance Neal Cheek Randy Cole Stephanie Cook Carla Davis Kellie Dean 52 Underclassmen KMOOl jfM. Damon Deese Lisa Denton Kim Despain Teresa Dixon Phi! Douglas Jeff Duplantis Sabrina Ezell Teresa Ezell Ronnie Flippo Cathy Fowler Mark Garretson Paula Gieske Michael Gobble Ricky Gobble Kim Golden Kenny Graham Gretchen Hannah Dale Harlan Regina Harris John Henkel Robbie Hill Kelly Hughes Dwayne James Michelle Jaske I Michelle Johns Renee Johns Dana Jones Jason Jones Kristi Jones Al Kerstien Underclassmen 53 Gary Killen Jm Kimbrell Rodney Kimbrell Melinda Lawson Freddie Lin ville Michael Lopp Mark Mashburn Ricky Mashburn Tim Marshburn Tammy Masterson Terry Mattox Sharon McCall Sherry McIntyre Kenneth McLaughlin Jill McMackin Regina Me Masters Andy Moore Anthony Moore Linda Myers Steven Newton Emily Noblit Pete Nolan Michael Perry Annisa Pettus Anthony Pettus Rosie Pettus Brian Pieper Linda Powell Sandra Powell Tammy Powell Amy Putman Michael Roberson Eddie Rogers Donna Roberts Tracy Rosson Ann Sandy Lisa Shannon Bradley Shultz Keith Shultz Deborah Smith Pam Springer Ronnie Springer 54 Underclassmen NOT PICTURED ’ Brenda Bivens Jamie Childress Lisa Daniels Anthony Darnels Kim Fisher Becky Giles Jason Locklear Kevin Mattox Jeff Novem Dwight Okve Joey Simbeck Gene Willenburg Tonya Williams George Staggs Keith Stanford Lisa Stu tz Willie Stu ts Angela Stutts Tammy Tannery Amy Thigpen Barry Thigpen Jay Thomas Dana Tucker April Walters Sheryl Wayland David Weather John Weathers Shelia Wells Lena Whitis Kelly Word Underclassmen 55 Freshmen ' Freshman Class Officers President: Jimbo James, Vice President: Pam Robertson, Secretary: Stephanie Gooch, Treasurer John Weaver. 7 John Abercrombie David Adams Lisa Alsup Bart Andrews Tammy Andrews Wayne Arnold Teresa Atwell Lea Augustin Thomas Augustin Tressy Ayers Jennifer Beckman Robby Beckman Tommy Beechman Renae Behel John Brewer Matt Brown John Box Jerry Bunt Deborah Busby Jim Buttrum Ricky Byrd Angie Cabler Cheryl Chandler Ann Clayton 56 Underclassmen cw Tracy Cleveland Avery Cole Gina Comer Melanie Cotton Thomas Cottrell Kim Cox Curt Crabb Anthony Daniels Kim Davis Marty Dewbery Allison Dishongh Shane Dixon Dwayne Doggett Wayne Doggett L ynn Douglas Florence Dunlop Teddy Dunlop Shane Eaton Christina Elkins Lillian Etheredge Lee Ellen Fisher Stephen Fisher Tammy Flatt Cindy Fowlkes Teresa Franklin Susan Gable Agee Gabriel Sissy Garner Tebra Gieskie Donald Giles Underclassmen 57 Stephanie Gooch Barbara Goolsby Shawn Green Becky Hall Anthony Henson Leigh Hardwick Ricky Harris Dan Henkel Ken Hobbs Stephanie Hollis Tara Hollman Tracy Holt Russell Hunt Brent Jacobs Jimbo James Melissa Johnson Tim Johnson Terri Joiner Beth Jones Carla Keener Sherry Kelly Bobby Killen Kevin Killen Kim Kimbrell Barbie King Pam Lamprecht Melissa Legg Tracy Litton Cindy Mashburn Gina Mattox Dana McCain Deana McIntyre Cindy McLaughlin 58 Underclassmen Danny McMackin Chris Me Masters Daniel Me Masters Russell Methvin Amanda Moore Bert Moore Samantha Moore Mike Murks Jackie Newton Lisa Novem Jay Novem Scott Novem Jimmy Oliver Sherry Oiler Chuck Owens Cathy Pennington Brenda Perrin Donald Perry Dell Powell Sheri Price Gary Raymond Jay Reed Scott Rhodes Sherry Richardson Mark Rohling Roger Roland Bobby Roberson Pam Robertson Jimmy Rogers Barry Rose Darrell Rosson Missy Rosson Terrell Rosson Anthony Russ Greg Russell Steve Sandlin Chris Sewell Wade Seymore Miriam Simbeck Sissy Simpson Charlotte Smith Deana Smith Underclassmen 59 Scot tie Urban Kim Vanderford John Weaver Ricky Weaver Rose Ann Willis Jeffrey Wisdom Josh Wiseman Ginny Snodgrass Mark Springer Tonya Springer Scott Springer Tim Stanford Eric Stephens Toni Stockman Candy Story John Tankersley Patricia Taylor Amy Thomas Traci Turner 60 Underclassmen ACX I V I X I ES ACTIVIXIES ACT IVITIES ML I T I ES HCTIVITI RCTIVIXIES ACT I V I X I ES OCX 1 I T I ES RC T IVI X r ACXIVIXIES ACX I V I X I ES ACX M C I X I RCTIVIXIES RCX I V v : RCX I V I X I ES; RCX I V I X I E: ACX I V I X I ES RCXIVIXIES RCXIVIXIES Mr. I X I ES RCXIVIXIES RCXIVIXIES RCXIV: RCXIVIXIES RCXIVIXIES RCX I V I X I ES ACX I V I X I ES RCX IVIX IES I X I CXIVIXIES At rcxiv; RCXIVIXIES Senior Assembly Sheila Weaver Top 10. Traci Gieske Top 10. Jim Hollman Top 10. Karla Gray: Home Economics Award. Susan Guttery: Chemistry Award. Kelly Fincher: John Phillip Sousa Award. Karen Dollar: German Award. Melinda Sandy DAR Award. Tammy Sandrell English. Math. History, Physics and Bausch Lomb Science Awards. Darryl Augustin: Biology Award. Sharon Killen: Trainer Award. Randy Dominy: Art and Mechanical Drawing Awards, Ginger Owens; Accounting Award, Melanie Stephenson: Yearbook Award. Kevin Pennington: True Grit Award. Sherry Ezell: Trainer Award. Gary Pulley: Rusty Nail Award. Kim Ellis: Drama Award. Brenda Beckman: Yearbook Award, Donna Rohling Biology Award, Norma Mosley: Top Ten. Tamatha Barnett: Beta Club President's Award. Rex Parrot (not pictured) Golden Hammer A ward Class Tammy Sundrell Valedictorian Of '85 Top 12 Students Traci Gieske Karen Dollar Ginger Owens Sheila Weaver Kim Ellis i Darrell Augustin 63 Jim Hollman Junior-Senior 64 Activities Prom Activities 65 66 Activities 1985 Senior Class Graduation Activities 67 US. Army Academic and Athletic Achievement Awards: Tammy Sandrell and Eddie Hall, MVP Football: Randy Flippo, MVP Volleyball Melinda Sandy, MVP Girl's Basketball; Leigh Huckaba, MVP Boy’s Basketball: Tommy Story, MVP Boy's Tennis: John Weathers. MVP Girl's Tennis: Kim Filis, WDXF Defensive Lineman Award: John Ezell, Coaches' Award: Troy Simbeck, Most Trainer Room Time Award: Greg Brown; John Pechonick All Sport's Award and Baseball MVP: Mike Weathers. Best Blocker Award: Eddie Hall. Athletic Banquet 68 Activities Loreffo High Eavesdrops On Nasa Space Shuttle Activities 69 Art Show Moth Contest Left to Right: John Henkel, Brian Pieper. Andy Moore. Michael Sandy, Traci Gieske, Donna Rohling, Pam Beckman, Jeffrey Wisdom. Gavin Franklin. John Weaver. Tara Hollman. Barbie King. Tammy Sandrell, Karen Dollar, Mark Garretson. 70 Activities SPORTS First Row L to R MGR Sherry Ezell, Stacy Springer, Terrell Rosson. Thomas Cottrell. Brent Jacobs, Jimbo James, Darrell Rosson, MGR Sharon Killen Second Row L to R Head Coach Larry White. Matt Brown, Scotty Hannah, Al Kerstiens. George Staggs, Brian Pieper. Daniel McMasters, Chris Dotson. Coach Chuck Barnett Third Row L to R Coach Jerry Taylor: Michael Ellis. Brent Buttrum, Eddie Rogers. Joel Gray, Mike Jacobs. Jeff Duplantis. Dwayne Vines. Troy Cleveland. Troy Simbeck, Coach Grant Earnest Fourth Row L to R Richie Ellis, John Ezell, Oscar McDowell. Greg Brown. Eddie Hall. Mike Weathers. Darrell Cathey, Todd Baker, Tim Davis, Randy Flippo. Kerry Russ, Tory Burden At se°son s end the Mustangs were forced to settle with another 3-7 record. The season ° b'9 Sfr0r 9 ™ Rogers rivary The ni9hf Proved long for Loretto on their home an9 c°mpa”y rolled up substantial yardage to give their new head coach. Toner his first Rogers victory. The second game offered the Mustangs their first victory against another Alabama foe. Waterloo. The gameplan proved to be sufficient on both sides of the ball this week. A young sophomore back. Darrell Cathey, ran wildy for some 282 yards Everyone did his job well. and the outcome was deserving of the effort. foe Centerville, was a huge, physical team. The Mustangs survived the first quarter of Z° dfr°m he S€tC°P% quarfer on n was a down hi We took a physical as well as a mental beating, commented Coach White. No time to lick our wounds, because we were on to B™T™°°dIWO T6kIIn ° r°? We were physically obused. It was a beautiful Homecoming, if AnSthZment ldefeatforth Blac Mississippi. They must have been licking their chops after the past two showings by the Mustangs. The lyrics to the song changed a great deal this week. We've made our best mffortoagairjmbjs bunch two years Showing a lot of character and pride, the Mustangs 6ore hpTEven tmkn Alcorn's front line averaged 240 pounds with a couple of quick running backs behind themttots looked promis- inn nmnn min iHa fn, wk .• ... Hr v ---nivyuniv wub neo wimeignr seconds on it looked os though we would see overtime. That was shortly forgotten as tjg iforterttBkhit on a forty yard pass m tho ond zone for o very disputed six points. luka Mississippi was probably the most fundamentally sound football team I've ever plaved reptecl Coach White. Loretto brought first blood as DandiFkZZ fflfftSi lifififTMnQi tr i intemshsd, to yfvu )W MbilangslFe first six on the board. W mu bave made them mad by scoring first. From this point on it wms lights out. Wtth.a hardWtMiWL and two backs quick as a hiccup, the night seemed as if iUvould never e UhlAj would tiir Ke could net a breather! Get your heads up and quJfeelid% sorrvfor yoj KmbecauiMm comesor Pleasant. It is possible after the week iwiMKtmnstiv TiS fieldwith Mt Pleasant? Never say die and the MustanM K KKld hcwebeen ecxycTiis point foru to lay down and play dead. 'I really felt at m wehad a chance of vrfnrfi 'he game if we would just turn it loose, remarked Coach White. Mt. Pleasant had to w llvin the ballqame and it was a credit that Loretto played tough as they did in their presinf Condition Homecoming was a new and different opponent. Tennessee YoutMebier. LHS could have ZfZS J ? carefuqt Jfe o very say the least As 'jwould n ver Kb wd J mn j KK uld have been e e we had a chance of nt opponent, Tennessee Youth A - carefuLM v9ts a very unusual go,, . _w uy lflv this one wSd m c piS,.'°• th Wrfymln9s are always Jse when you win and Waynesboro is always one to watch. would be loretto It couldn't have t0a bZtter bunchr, me dsOn the Mustangs sufferedflM as a TOTAL TEAM Rnt?r?L A P yed uh spotlight another outstanMj sophomore. Brent Sen!°,r w,as bearAW e may not hav gotten to scordKouchdown. but we nrZ dda scored early on a '59 yard rdb and wa Unued with a twisted ankle. Butfmm togjf JFhere and rushed for 187 yards beat tb Kldcats from Wayne '°„y rikS nd final win in the '84 season. Theflohe bthers started their season slo WTom mf momentum. They were big and strong to last game of the season. At times the Mustangs 'looted os. tfrougMthey were showing signs of a long, weary season. It wasn't in the books, and it proved 1o bh an easy win for the Panthers. Pondy Flippo. Kerry Russ, Tim Davis. Eddie Hall. Greg Brown, John Ezell. Troy Burden. Richie Ellis and Oscar McDowell were all senior members of this '84 squgd. Each of the eighttontributed four years of service to Loretto football. This is a very unusual situation, but it only demonstrates the desire, character and competative nature of this school and community. Your efforts have been appreciated, and you will be missed. Whatever walk of life you choose, don’t have to worry because you will be successful — you're made of the right ingredients. ” Coach White comment- ing on his graduating seniors. itj n Me and two tmr Me could get pMm comes Mr. bme field with Mt. 1mis point for us to w the game, if we fvin the ballgame. ondition. r. LHS could hav$, 3 say the least. As mere. lom mmgs are plwo s would be loretto' )e season the Mustangs suffered t vbufospotligt another outstai 'e may not havWgoftan to score 7 early on a 59 yard rut and wasi Sports 73 Mustangs Loretto racked up [Jits second victory ot the season Friday by treating a Homecoming crowd to a 36-0 romp over the Tennessee Youth Center. S ALTHOUGH the win was by no means an artistic suc- cess against a less-than- spectacular TYC, it was good enough to break a five-game losing streak and give the Mustangs a 2-6 mark. QB Randy Flippo paced the win with lO-of-18 passing good for 164 yards and two touch- downs He also ran for a score as the Mustangs racked up 372 yards in total offense. TYC STOPPED Loretto’s first advance after the Mustangs reached the enemy six. The Loretto defense kept TYC pinned, however, and the ball soon went over in good field position for the Mustangs. The first TD came late in on Flippo’s he conversion the first per two-yar kick Flippo’s 21-yard sprint-ont- pass to Jeff Duplantis clicked for the Mustangs' next score early in the second quarter and Darrell Cathey added a two-point run to make it 14-0. LORETTO WAS driving for a third score when a fumbled handoff between Flippo and Oscar McDowell fell intoTYC hands at the one-yard-line. The Mustangs still got points out of the drive when TYC quarterback Bobby Durham was sacked by a host of defenders for a safety to give Loretto a 16-0 halftime edge. Flippo’s out-and-up” strike to Stacey Springer was good for 40 yards and a touch- down to opening the third quarter scoring. Michael Ellis’ kick made it 23-zip. THE MUSTANGS stuck to the ground for most of the TYC, which suffers from a rapid turnover of players at the correctional center in Joelton, showed Loretto a hodgepodge of offensive maneuvers ranging from the single wing to shotgun for- mations. They w ere quick but often disorganized as 170 yar- ds in penalities suggets THE VISITORS came ready to play but with only 20 squad members were unable to sustain a fight for four full quarters Loretto was able to substitute freely for the first time this year. Loretto piled up 178 yards rushing with Cathey gaining 69 yards on 12 tries, Buttram 7-46, Flippo 4-26, Tim Davis 3- 22. and McDowell 5-15. Stacey Springer caught three passes for 103 yards to give him 12 for 214 yards in the lasttwogames. Loretto’s next foe is Waynesboro Friday night for the season’s final home game. TOCO 76 Loreffo Mustangs And Staff U| c� T 4 ' «J 4 V i © Aon, Sabrina Ezell, Paula Robbins Shannon, 84-85 Lady Mustangs eigh'ffi bckaba 80 Sports i Mgrs. Sherry Ezell, Anita yiien y adidas K Kim Davis, Shera Price, ■k. Samarllhb Mobre, Q Wj a 1st row L- to g 2pd row L tol_ otton, Pose Ann The 1984-85 Lady Mustangs basketball team was led by three seniors, Melinda Sandy, Tammy Sandrell, and Leigh Huck- aba. The season started out with a big win against Lawrenceburg. As the year pro- gressed the team improved more and more. Another win against Lawrenceburg and winning five out of the last six games gave the team high hopes and they went to the district tournament. Melinda Sandy and Leigh Huckaba were named to the seasons All-District Team, with Melinda's 13 points per game average and Leigh's 10 points per game average. Leigh was also chosen on the All-District tournament team. Melinda was selected on the Nash- ville Banner's 3rd all class AA team. Tammy Sandrell had a 10 points per game aver- age. The team was coached by the re- turning head coach Jerry Taylor and assis- tant coach Chuck Barnett. Sports 81 i with a young, little bench stre tournament ignited that Mush allowed the Mustangs to cc so ert Lewisburg, Centerville, included a 26 poir M per forme f The Loretto Mustangs Taylor. He assumed the program. He was ably assisted The Mustangs began the strong inside game and had very The pre-Christmas schedule saw under the leadership of Jerry the boy's and girl's basketball win was over Rogers ■ki Christmas T oved ploy allowed ec 1 district wins ™ or i The o + an At the (perienced team that lacked a several games by close scores, win over unbeaten Moore County in g spirit and coupled with hard work inue to play competitively. They enwald and Mt. fhance by the team's lone a victory over Hohenwald on Senior Night. Also, 11-Tournament Team. 'ustangs had developed into a competitive, cellent team ball; thus proving their success in ard next season with virtually all play a never 1984-1985 Mustangs Front Row: L to R. Anita Allen, Mgr., Andy Moore, Michael Jacobs, Mark Newton, Shawn Story, Jason Jones, Mark Garretson. Back Row: L to R. Sherry Ezell, Mgr., Keith Stanford, Mike Weathers, Rod Chance. David Weathers, Tommy Story, Jeff Duplantis, Brent Thomas. 1984-85 Schedule X Opponent Loretto x Lawrenceburg 48 X. 63 Mt Pleasant 40 59 Brentwood 53 61 Hickman County 59 41 Lewis County 39 41 Marshak County 37 39 Rogers 55 80 Giles County 54 54 Summertown 50 55 Moore County 63 86 Goes County 65 53 Page 25 77 Giles County 61 50 Marshal County 51 55 Summertown 54 65 BGA 52 62 Lawrenceburg 59 62 Hickman County 71 61 Page 32 68 Brentwood 51 67 Lewis County 71 82 BGA 71 51 Mt Pleasant 58 69 Brentwood 49 j Overall record 6 wins, 18 losses f District record 4 wins, 10 losses f 86 Sports Sports 87 88 1984-85 Freshman Mustangs Front Row L to R. Bert Moore. Scotty Urban, Bobbie Robertson, Daniel McMasters, Darnell Gabriel, Back Row: L to R. Wayne Dogget, Dewayne Dogget, Anthony Henson, Steven Fisher. John Weaver. Darrell Rosson, Terrell Rosson, Dan Henke. 1st row Kristi Wray 2nd row I. to r. Gary Raymond, Brent Buttrum, Tim Davis, Michael Johns. Darren Smith, John Weaver. Bobby Robertson. Michael Lopp. Jason Jones, Michael Ellis 3rd row I. to r. Michael Sandy, Randy Krick, David Weathers, Troy Simbeck, Rod Chance. Mike Jacobs. Jeff Duplantis, Kerry Russ, Sherman Wiggins M � - ■M+ Sending L tb R John Abercrofnbie omfe Flippo. Parr) BeJkman. Kenny Abercrombie. TanWhi .. - rwzri . l. . mwJv MoorS. Lisa G're m V • ret). Darrell Urban. TOriya tinpf.L to R JHt McMackin. MgK, Kellie n ma3sm mrfers. Scoy Augjsm. m, y MoorS. Lisa Kim Ellis B( own. ■tDaie and KeMe Sports 91 84-85 Volleyball V 9 2nd row L to R Debra Earnest — Coach, Tammy Sandrell, Lori Price, Traci Gieski, Amber Allen _ Sports 93 The Loretto High School Volleyball team under the leadership of four seniors, Melin- da Sandy, captain, Traci Gieske, Tammy Sandrell, and Amber Allen, ended their season with a 15-4 record. The team has been coached by Debra Earnest since 1978 and has had a winning season every year with 106 wins and 41 losses. This year Traci Gieske and Melinda Sandy made the All-district team. 94 Sports 3RGRNIZRTIOHS ORGANIZRTIONS IMS URGRN IZfITI Oh IZRTIONS URGRNI 3RGRNIZRTIOM3 )NS ORGAN X ZLM T I O I ZTFlT I ONS ORGANX URGFlM I ZlFI T I ONS 3NS URGRNIZRTIO C ZHTX ONS ORGANIZRTIONS O R' i ORGAN I .ZFl T X ONS OR 13 MM I ZRT I OM JRGANIZRTIONS ORGANIZRTIONS IMS ORGAN I 23 ORGANIZRTIONS ORGANIZRTIONS . 2TFl T I OMS Cl R-1 ORGAN I ZTFl T X ONS ORGANIZRTIOMS iRGAM I ZRT I OMS O R13 RNXZR TI O M S ORGRM IZf ORGANIZRTIOMS ORGAN I ZTFIT I OMS ZRTIOMS ORGRMX ZRTXOMS i ROHM IMS i IRI. M’- ORGRMIZF ORGANIZRTIOMS ORGRMIZRTIOMS Beta Club (Back row, L to R) Mr. Don Simbeck, Darryl Augustin, Tommy Story, Richie Ellis, Gavin Franklin, Jim Hollman, Michael Ellis, Melinda Sandy, Kenny Abercrombie, Karan Williams, Norma Mosley, Mrs. Debra Barnett. (2nd L to R) Kevin Shannon, Dewayne Vines, Kerry Myers, Janice Davis, Kristy Wray, Tammy Sandrell, Bonnie Rogers. (3rd L to R) Rosanna Elkins, Drenda Gowen. Carol Richardson, Linda East, Pam Beckman, Mary Beth McMasters, Lisa Green. Amy Davis, Mary Wright, Susan Guttery, Barbara Leatherwood, Molly Brown, Mechelle Gowen. (Front L to R) Sheila Weaver, Donna Rhoiing, Ginger Owens. Sharon Killen, Kim Ellis, Tamatha Barnett, Karan Dollar, Amy Crabb, Lisa Shelton, Traci Gieske, Patricia Caldwell (L to R) Kim Ellis, Treasurer; Tamatha Barnett, President; Karan Dollar, Secretary; Michael Sandy, Vice President The Beta Club is a ser- vice organization which seeks to promote leader- ship, honesty, achieve- ment and community ser- vice among high school students. Our motto is Let us lead by serving othersEach year the Beta Club has a door-to- door drive for St. Jude's Children's Research Hos- pital. This year over $2,000 was raised. We also have Singing Valen- tines and a Faculty vs. Beta Club basketball game. 96 Organizations Organizations 97 Pep Club LORETTO HIGH SCHOOL Head Pepper — Jay Thomas, Vice Pepper — Pat Bryan. Sponsors — Mr. Andy Augustin. Miss Susanne Reeves. Mrs. Debra Earnest, Miss Pat Murrell. (L to R): Secretary — Stephanie Cook. Vice President — Karan Williams, President — Melanie Stephenson, Treasurer — Mechelle Johns. 98 Organizations FCA (Front L to R) Lisa Shannon, Paula Robbins, Teresa Dixon, Kelly Sherrill, Gretchen Hannah, Lori Price, Amy Davis, Mary Wright, Daniel McMasters. Mr. Grant Earnest. (2nd L to R) Dana McCain, Sherry Richardson. Kerry Meyer, Mary McMasters. Pam Beckman, Lisa Shelton, Ramona Beckman. Jimbo James. Sissy Simpson. Kim Davis, Sherry Price, Pam Robertson, Eddie Hall, Michael Weathers. (3rd L to R) Beverly Hampton. Kristy Wray, Sharon Killen, Sabrina Ezell, Sheila Wells, Anne Sandy, Gina Ayers. Leigh Huckaba. Traci Gieske, Gina Mattox. (4th L to R) Keith Stanford, John Ezell. Brent Jacobs, Jeff Duplantis. David Weathers, Tommy Story, Dan Henkle, Troy Simbeck, Melinda Sandy. Eddie Rogers, Gina Comer. (5th L to R) Thomas Cottrell. Darnell Gabriel, Bobby Roberson, Brent Buttrum. Matt Brown, Terrell Rosson. Randy Flippo. Tim Davis, Greg Brown, Darrell Rosson, Kerry Russ, John Jacobs, Shonne Story, Mark Newton. Stacy Springer, Sherry Ezell. Anita Allen. (Back row L to R) Jeffery Wisdom, Mark Garretson, Troy Burden, Jason Jones, Andy Moore, Al Kerstiens, John Weaver, Joel Gray. Candy Story. Gary Raymond, Norma Mosley. Michael Sandy. Darren Smith. Rev. John Baltz TOEC (L to R) Ms. Sandy McCullough, Kim DeSpain, Stephanie Cook, Tanya Springer, Karan Williams, Melanie Stephenson, Angela Stutts, Michelle Johns, Theresa Ezell, Becky Giles, Renae Thigpen, Beverly Comer. Organizations 99 General Building (Front row L to R): Jimmy Childress, Darrell Wells, Rex Parrot. Gary Pulley. Pete Noven. Kevin Mattox, Carey Johns. Kevin Pennington. (Back row L to R): Anthony Green. Freddie Linville, Joey Campbell, Ken Brown, Randall Rose, Donnie Brown. James McIntyre. (Front row L to R): Danny McMackin. Jamie Johns, George Staggs. Ricky Mashburn, Neal Cheek, Allen Alsup. (Back row L to R): Daniel Brombley, Keith Shultz, Tim Mashburn, Shawn Byrd, Greg Holden, Anthony Campbell, Chris Dotson. 100 Organizations Organizations 101 Drama Club (Front row L to R): Robbie Beckman. Shane Eaton, John Brewer, Barbara Goolsby, Tebra Gieske, Jay Thomas, Laronda Jolly, Angela Stutts. Barbara King, Melissa Johnson, Ginger Owens. (Back row L to R): Gina Snodgrass, Sissy Garner, Randy Dominy, Caro Richardson, Pam Beckman, Jeffrey Wisdom. Susan Guttery, Bonnie Rogers, Cindy Tennery. Leah Augustin, Tara Hollman, Kim Ellis, Avery Cole. President, Susan Guttery; Vice President, Sissy Garner; Secretary, Bonnie Rogers; Historian, Jeffrey Wisdon; Club Sponsor, Regan Jones. 102 Organizations 1984 Productions Organizations 103 4 Future Homemakers Of America AMERICA (L to R): Traci Turner. Deborah Smithson. Patricia Taylor. Dana Jones. Regina McMasters. Sharon McCall, Mechelle Gowen. Tamatha Barnett. Kim Ellis. Karla Gray. Sheila Weaver, Lisa Green. Melanie Stephenson, Tracy Holt, Beth Jones. Missy Rosson. Second Row (L to R): Kim Vanderford. Amanda Moore. Stephanie Gooch, Barbara Goolsby. Rita Green. Tammy Masterson, Jill McMackin. Becky Giles. Tern Lynn Riddle, Sheryl Jones. Violet Laws, Regina King, Ramona Beckman, Lisa Shelton, Paula Robbins, Teresa Franklin, Lee Ellen Fisher, Angie Cabler, Mariam Simbeck, Deanna McIntyre Third Row (L to R): Missy Legg. Kim Kimbrell. Tebra Gieske. Phyllis Cole. Terri Bassham, Donna Roberts. Sherry Joiner. Lori Denton. Rita Cleveland, Brenda Beckman, Sharon K llen. Sherry Ezell, Amber Allen. Sherri McIntyre. Dana Tucker. Melinda Lawson, Lena Whitis, Mrs Mary Nell Franks. (L to R): Dana Tucker — Report- er, Donna Roberts — Historian. Kelly Hughes — Sub- Regional Officer, Kim Ellis — Presi- dent, Mechelle Gowen — Secre- tary, Tamatha Barnett — Parla- mentarian, Regi- na King — Vice President, Karla Gray — Treasur- er. Sheryl Jones — Recreation Lead- er. 106 Organizations FHA In The Works Organizations 107 108 Organizations f Future Farmers Of America Front Row (L to R): Jackie Newton. Ricky Weaver. Gene Willenberg. David Adams. Ricky Harris. Russell Hunt. Rodney Kimbrell. Del Powell. Chris Brown. Barry Thigpen. Jimbo James. Josh Wiseman. John Tankersley, Ronnie Springer. Jerry Bunt. Second Row (i to R): Jeff Jones. Ken Hobbs. Jason Locklear, Donald Perry. Willie Stultz. Pat Bennefield. Jeff Hallmark, Steve Sandlin. Chris Me Masters. Mark Springer. Third Row (L to R): Terry Mattox. Ricky Byrd. Jimmy Oliver. Asa Burns. Kevin Brewer. Lee White. Wayne Doggett. Michael Perry. Wade Seymore, Bobby Faulkner. Jeff Bottoms. Tommy Daniels, Troy Cleveland. Brent Thomas, Scott Moore, Roger Bradley, Ryan Hall. Rod Chance, Phillip Moore, John Box, Jim Buttrum, Bobby Killen. Marty Dewberry, David Allen. Mike Hale. Teddy Dunlop, Wayne Arnold, Tommy Beecham, Greg Russell. Scott Novem, Rodney Cox. Dewayne Doggett, Donald Waldrop. Phillip Moore — Treasurer, Ryan Hall — Parliamentarian, Brent Thomas — President. Jeff Bottoms — Secretary, Danny Comer — Sentienal, Tommy Daniels — Reporter, Troy Cleveland — Vice President, Kevin Brewer — Historian Organizations 109 110 Organizations In Action Motto: Learning to do: doing to learn; earning to live; living to serve. The Future Farmers of America is a national organization that reaches from the state of Maine to Hawaii and from the state of Alaska to Puerto Rico. Organizations 111 112 Organizations Organizations 113 Student Council 1st row I. to r. Amy Davis. Candy Littreil. Sharon Cook. Trina Fowler. Michelle Johns, Lori Price. Stephanie Cook, Emily Noblit, Lisa Shelton, Kristi Wray. Jay Thomas, Kelly Sherrell, Lisa Shannon, Michael Lopp. Mr. Auguatin. 2nd row I. to r. Mr. Barnett, Terrell Rosson, Cindy Fowlkes, Sherry Richardson, Gina Comer, Cindy Tennery, Lisa Green, Tamatha Barnett, Greg Brown, Traci Gieske, Marty Gambet. Anissa Pettus, Ginger Owens, Sharon Killen, Amy Thomas, Kim Kimbrell. Pam Robertson. Student Council Officers President: Greg Brown Vice President: Lisa Green 2nd Vice President: Kristi Wray Secretary Kelly Sherrell Treasurer: Lisa Shannon 114 Organizations Halloween Costume Contest Organizations 115 Tennessee Front Row (L to R): Sherry Joiner. Terri Bassham, Lisa Green. Linda East. Ramona Beckman Lisa Shelton. Phyllis Cole. Sharon Killen. Ginger Owens. Second Row (L to R) Bonnie Rogers. Cindy Tennery. John Ezell, Robbie Hill. Sissy Garner, Jinny Snodgrass, Barbara Leather wood. Brad Stults. Mr. Green. Third Row (L to R): Donna Roberts, Jeffery Wisdom. Todd Scott. Dwight Cox. Allison Dishough, Susan Guttery, Darlene Allred. Carol Richardson, Sandy Booshers. Jeff Duplantis. Pat Bryan, Teresa Cameron. Jeff Bottoms. Marilyn Cotton, Terri Lynn Riddle, Darrell Urban, Lisa Krick, Greg Brown, Kenny Abercrombie. Al Kersteins. Fourth Row (L to R): Molly Brown. Sheryl Jones. Kerry Russ. Kim Ellis. Mechelle Gowen. Regina King, Karla Gray. Violet Laws. Darren Smith. Melanie Stephenson. Karan Williams, Mark Blassingim. Sherry Ezell. Lisa Hughes, Brenda Beckman. Mark Garrettson. Damon Deese Officers (L to R): John Ezell. Pat Bryan, Melanie Stephenson, Jeff Bottoms, Mr. Green. 116 Organizations Tomorrow The purpose of Tennessee Tomor- row Youth Program shall be to offer a non-partisan and practical way to reach young Tennesseans and open their minds to the history, theory, val- ues, opportunities, and rewards of Public Service. This program should broaden the number and improve the quality of those persons waiting to be- come involved in Public Service, thus making a better TENNESSEE TOMOR- ROW. Convention '84 Organizations 11? Marching BAND The purpose of the Loretto High School Band is to expose young musicians to the field of music. It gives them an opportunity to express themselves. Band is not just an- other organization, but an art. Our goals are to help promote school spirit, support our teams, improve our musical talents, as well as our marching ability for football sea- son. Club sponsors were Vanessa Fowler and Susanne Reaves 118 Organizations Kelly Fincher Rhonda Bradley Robin Bell Barry Gobble Mustangs Tammy Hughes Randy Fowler Keith Lawson Brenda Beckman Lisa Hughes Timmy Hughes Valerie Russ Dana Tucker Tracy Cleveland Sherry McIntyre Cindy Robertson Tracy Rosson Nanette Mullins Amy Crabb was the Drum Major- ette for the 84-85 school year. 119 Boy's And Girl's State (L to R): Greg Brown, Donna Rohling, Melinda Sandy, Eddie Hall, Tim Davis, Randy Flippo. Scholastic Bowl Front Row (L to R): Bradley Shultz. Avery Cole. At Kersteins. Michael Sandy, John Henkle. Middle Row (L to R): Mrs. Barnett, Mr. Simbeck. Pam Beckman. Lisa Shannon, Andy Moore, Kevin Shannon, Brent Jacobs. Jeffrey Wisdom, Mrs. Newton. Back Row (L to R): Chuckie Owens, Tara Hollman, Barbie King, Carol Richardson, Susan Guttery. Ginger Owens, John Brewer. 120 Organizations NTS RDVERTI ADVERTISEMENTS RDVERT r SEjagyrs ERTISEMENT3 NTS RDVERTIS •ERT I SEME NTS MTS RDVERT I SEmen I s ERT I SEMENTS MTS RDVERTISEMENTS ••ERT I SEMEN T S T I T I RDVERTIS T I RDVERTIS IM T S RDVERTI R D V E R T I S E M E M T h=l D VERTI S E MENTS 'ER T I SEMENTS RDVERTISEMENTS ■NTS RDVERTI : RDVERTI SEMENTS RDVERTISEMENTS 'ERT I SEMENTS •NTS RDVERTIS RDVERTISEMENTS EMEM T RDVERT X : R D V E R T X S E M EE M T S 'ERT I SEMENTS R D V E R T I S E M E M T S •NT RDVERTI R D V ERTISEMENT S RDVERT X SEMENTS R D V E R TISEMEMT S OVERT1SEMENTS «■ERT I SEMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF BANK OF LEXINGTON EACH DEPOSITOR INSURED TO $100,000 FCMC MAIN OFFICE: LEXINGTON, ALABAMA PHONE 229-6605 BRANCH OFFICE: CENTER STAR HWY. 72, PHONE 757-2126 FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION -•r? Compliments Of MARTIN COLLEGE Pulaski, Tennessee (615) 363-7456 Compliments Of Bud Taylor Tax Assessor Compliments Of THE DRUG SHOPPE Hwy. 43 Loretto, TN HOLLAND DRUGS Public Square 762-5551 HOLLAND PHARMACY Buffalo Road 762-2220 Tommy Beverlein Kenneth Price Dennis Mattox Compliments Of MERLE NORMAN COSMETIC STUDIO Lawrenceburg Phone: 762-7973 S.A. PETTUS USED CARS Loretto, TN Phone: 853-6485 122 Advertisements Compliments Of M, FINE SON'S MGF. CO., INC P.O. Box E Loretto, Tennessee 38469 IZZH niiuim i iu i iiuDcn Compliments Of AUGUSTIN'S LUMBER COMPANY! Loretto, Tennessee Advertisements 12. Compliments Of THE BANK OF LORETTO THE BANK OF LEOMA THE BANK OF LAWRENCEBURG North Locust Ave. Lawrenceburg 762-6490 Highway 43 Loretto 853-4358 The Banks With A Persona! Touch 124 Advertisements Compliments Of FIRST BAN xni Ct� 4i CX� OV '• tw- NCI CO� � Ot «• N Public Square Cawrenceburg, Zeuii 762-3511 Advertisements 125 SAM NEWTON INS. Corner 64 101 Lexington, AL 35648 205-229-6624 Compliments Of MASHBURN'S GENERAL MERCHANDISE Five Points, TN Lesa And Tresa Kress Stylists Second Avenue Loretto, TN 615-853-6771 NICOLSON INSURANCE AGENCY Lawrenceburg, TN 762-3617 Compliments Of ZEKE'S BEARS DEN ICE CREAM AND SANDWICH SHOP Lexington, AL 229-8822 THE CRAFT D Crafts, Gifts Needlework Painting Supplies Phone 762-4887 Public Sq. Joyce White Owner LEDBETTER DRUG CO. On The Corner Lawrenceburg, TN 47 Public Square 762-3535 Compliments Of PARKS BELK Your Happy Shopping Store On The Square 762-3507 MOBLEY'S FACTORY OUTLET Main Street Lexington, AL Phone: 205-229-6207 Compliments Of HUNTLEY'S GROCERY AND FISHING TACKLE Five Points, TN 38457 Compliments Of SWAP AND SHOP Lawrenceburg, TN Compliments Of THE NATIONAL STORE Lawrenceburg, TN 38464 762-4636 WHITE'S 2 North Public Sq. Lawrenceburg, TN 38464 Headquarters For L Levi, Lee, And J Tony Lama N Boots Compliments Of COUNCE HARDWARE Compliments Of LEONARD'S BI-RITE Loretto, Tennessee Compliments Of THE BOOTERY Of Lawrenceburg 762-3111 ' 126 Advertisements Compliments Of LAWRENCEBURG POWER SYSTEM Lawrenceburg, Tennessee You Do Live Better . .. Electrically! Compliments Of UNION CARBIDE UNION CARBIDE CORPORATION Carbon Product Division Lawrenceburg, 77V Advertisements 127 QUALITY Home Owned Home Operated Conveniently Located Near You Supermarket Lexington, AL Killen, AL Florence, AL BARNETT SUPPLY CENTER Bicycles, Lownmowers, School And Office Supplies Highway 43, Loretto Phone: (615) 853-6115 128 Advertisements JOINER'S GARAGE Five Points, TN Used Tires And Parts Marvin Joiner (Owner) Compliments Of WIN-WAY PHARMACY AND DISCOUNT STORE R.P.H. 853-6779 BIRDSONG PHOTOGRAPHY 228 N. Military A ve. Lawrenceburg, TN 38464 762-3286 John E. Birdsong Weddings Portraits Groups Copyings Compliments Of LEXINGTON CORNER DRUGS Lexington, AL 229-5911 JIM HENSLEY (615) 762-J5.il nil W. CAINES (HWY. 64W.) LAWRENCEBURG. TN 36464 TROUP'S GARAGE WELDING Rt. 1 Loretto, TN Phone: 853-6274 General Mechanic Work Compliments Of Jerald Wilson Circuit Court Clerk hi a — LAWRENCEBURG INSURANCE AGENCY P.O. Box 761 Lawrenceburg, TN 38464 (615) 762-3030 Arelus 8c Ernestine Frank 8c Wilda Lawson Compliments Of PUTMAN'S BARBER SHOP MOORE'S Since 1925 39 Public Square Lawrenceburg, TN 762-3116 Compliments Of Kenneth Weathers County Clerk Lawrenceburg, Tennessee Compliments Of FAMILY RESTAURANT Highway 43 853-4447 130 Advertisements Advertisements 131 Request Line 762-4413 ■WDXE Conn Mobil Compliments Of WILSON OIL COMPANY J.L. Wilson, Jobber 926 N. Military Ave. Mobil Oil Products Phone: Lawrenceburg 762-3557 :et rJ1 } 'jVJf ■ , (% PETE'S MEAT 133 853-6703 Hwy 72 Elgin AL ‘ 205-247-5769 205 BEN FRANKLIN 8c VIDEOLAND Highway 43 Loretto, TN Hours: Monday-Thursday 8:00-9:30 Friday Saturday 8:00-11:00 Sunday 1:00-8:00 Compliments Of CROCKETT THEATER N. Military A ve. Lawrenceburg, TN 764-4554 Manager: Ken Nelson Compliments Of ST JOSEPH MILLING CO. 845-4111 Feed, Seed, Fertilizer 132 Advertisements Compliments Of LORETTO MILLING CO. 2nd Ave. Loretto, TN 853-4890 %%ea The Service Center For Business And Professional People In Lawrence Co. Congratulates The Members Of The Graduating Class We Have Served This Territory Through Forty-two Yrs. THE OFFICE SUPPLY CO. 208 No. Military Lawrenceburg, TN 615-762-7451 Route 4 Bradley Rd. Lawrence burg. TN 38464 JONES HOME FURNISHINGS PEPSI 7 UP SHELBY VILLE BOTTLING CO. 302 Weakley Creek Rd. Lawrenceburg, TN (615) 762-6436 519 Madison Street Shelbyville, Tennessee Phone 684-3924 Or 762-7490 Compliments Of WELCH'S FURNITURE STORE 34 Public Square Lawrenceburg, TN LANNY HURST MOTORS Lawrenceburg, TN 38464 Phone (615) 762-2198 1200 North Locust Lanny Hurst Bobby Hanson 762-9290 762-6377 Terry G. Blasingim 762-6708 I Advertisements 133 134 Advertisements Advertisements 135 Compliments Of LORETTO PHARMACY Main Street Lorefto, 77V 853-6730 C I BANK Loretto 8c St. Joseph Member FDIC Your Bonker BIG CHEF'S QUICK STOP 204 Weakley Creek Rd. Lawrenceburg, TN 38464 Owner Ewell Reba Franklin MOBLEY'S FACTORY OUTLET Name Brands For The Entire Family At Discount Prices. Lexington, AL 229-6207 Compliments Of Tom Pyrdum Sherriff Compliments Of Western Sizzlin Steak House Compliments Of CHANDLER'S ORCHARD Of Lawrenceburg On Crews Road 762-6066 JOHNSTON'S DEPT. STORE P.O. Box 588 16 Public Sq. Phone 762-3137 Ivan Johnston Owner Sta eme t IT PAYS TO PLAY Jones Lang Sporting Goods Campbell Plaza Columbia Tn 38401 Phone 388-8060 VAN JONES. JR U worn� . LOCur � « Ph 853-6944 E. W. MOTOR CO. Beartown Rd. Loretto. TN 38469 WALL'S FAMILY INSURANCE SERVICE 2081 2 N Military A ve. P.O. Box 553 Lawrenceburg, TN 38464 James E. Wall Office Ph.: 762-6528 Home Ph.: 762-4377 Compliments Of CREDIT BUREAU OF LAWRENCEBURG 138 Advertisements Compliments Of WEATHERS GARAGE MOBILE Five Points. Tennessee 852-2007 RICK'S BARBECUE 2 Convenient Locations West Gaines 762-2296 K Mart Plaza 762-6242 We Cater To All Size Groups Go Mustangs KiZER AUTO SALES SALVAGE Late Model Used Parts Late Model Body Parts We Buy Wrecks We Sell Rebuilders Chuck Kizer Highway 43, Loretto, TN Advertisements 139 Compliments Of BRYANS STORE St. Joseph, TN Compliments Of CHUCK BREWER CHEVROLET AND BUCK 845-4123 Lawrenceburg, TN ROBERSON AUTO SUPPLY St. Joseph, Tennessee 845-4485 Advertisements 141 CORNER MINI-MART RIGLING ELECTRIC Electrical Supplies Full Service Gas — Groceries Plumbing Supplies New 8c Used Motors, Loretto, Term. 38469 Etc ... 853-6282 Loretto, Tenn. 853-6936 RIGLING ICE P J ONE STOP Ice Machine Merchandise Service Gas Groceries Loretto, Tenn. Iron City, TN 845-4654 853-6936 142 Advertisements Compliments Of CAMPBELL'S FOOD TOWN 271 N. Military Ave. Lawrenceburg, TN 762-4615 Loyd Campbell, Owner U|JL,pf Store (615) 852-4716 MU Home (615) 852-2001 7trts Highway 43 Leoma, TN 38468 Roy Harlan Betty Harlan Compliments Of The Lawrence County Advocate Loretto Chapter Compliments Of Mrs. Geneva Frisbie Register Of Deeds For Lawrence County HASTI MART 11 Highway 43 St. Joseph, TN Groceries, Gas, Deli Open 24 Hrs 7 Days A Week For Your Convenience BUSBY MOTOR SALES Highway 43 N. Loretto, TN Owner: Jimmy Irvin 853-6877 FAMILY AMUSEMENT CENTER 853-4363 Compliments Of PURCELL'S ANTIQUES 0-fm- Advertisements 143 Louise Brown 39 Years Ruth Reeves 39 Years 76 YEARS OF COMBINED SERVICE SYMBOLIC OF THE CARING RENDERING OF SERVICE BY ALL THE PEOPLE WHO WORK AT THE Loretto Telephone Company, Inc. LOHETTO. TENNESSEE 3 469 LORETTO MEMORIAL CHAPEL INC. 853-6995 Loretto, Tennessee Travis Osborn Charles Neal Ronnie Me Masters Jim Green Gijt JJofoneg ani Jouea, 3Jnc. SINCE 1026 JEWELER SILVERSMITHS 00 N- MILITARY AVE. 6IB - 762-450© GIFT SHOP iaO N. MILITARY AVi ©IB - 762-0730 P. O. BOX 340 LAWRENCEBURO. TENNESSEE 3 4 4 CoKtphmeHts Of SZOKV A C££ JUKtfJZUK£ A 'TRiirlpool vJEfSHSI AIR Hwy 43 JCcvma. ZcMHdsee 852-2!!! 144 Advertisements Ws CLOTHING E SHOES LAWSON'S CLOTHING Loretto, TN 853-4877 Compliments Of CITY OF ST. JOSEPH P.O. Box 177 St. Joseph, TN 38481 Telephone 615-845-4141 Charles Sandy — Mayor Robert Russ — City Manager, Robert C. Springer Vice Mayor, Jean Hill — City Recorder, Clyde Moore — Commissioner, Walter Shelton — Fire Chief 146 Advertisements V L V 'vf v , A «mCJ 1 i , , r - W0 -fPw 1 I would like to say thank you to a wonderful group of friends for all of the time and the help they gave me in making this yearbook become one of the best. Thank you Mustang '85 Yearbook Staff. A special thank you also goes to Mr. Mac Brown for his time, advice and photo- graphic work. Thank you Mr. Brown. You have been a good friend. For all of the patience understanding and guidance that I have received over the past two years, a special heartfelt thank you goes to Ms. Reeves. You have made these past two years very special to me. Thank you, my friend, Ms. Reeves . I hope this book brings you as much pleasure and enjoyment as it has brought me. Melanie v‘ ' ' Stephenson () V